The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30
Extravagant ideas Of Young
People Prove a Barrier to
Matrimonial Plans
BRIDES WANT THE EARTH
AND THE MEN ARE NOT FAR BE-
HIND IN THE LOVE OF LUXURY
FOR THE HOME MANICURE
REVIVAL OF THE BICYCLE
FAD.


If young people were content to begin
housekeeping in humble way, there
would be more marriages.
But the trouble is they want too much.
The man wants all the comforts of mar
ried life and all the lux,tries of single,
while the girl seems to expect her young
husband to have arrived at the same
stage of prosperity as her middle-aged
father.
When young man earning moder-
ate salary marries, he must expect to
give up some of has bachelor luxuries.
and if the girl he loves is not worth
more to him than his cigars, theatres.
etc, he had better remain bachelor.
AS for the girl, she must learn to be
content with fewer frocks and furbelows
than in her girlhood days.
To make up for any deprivations they
may suffer they have the joy of being
together.
The wife can do just as much toward
building their fortune as the husband
Any successful self-made, man will tell
you he owes half his success to his wife's
prudent management and economy.
And even if he is not generous enough
to acknowledge it. tie fact remains just
the same.
The young wife will be far happier if
she does not try to keep up as much
style as her rich neishbor.
Many happy home has come to ruin
because the wife tried to dress and live
above her husbands means.
And at the same time many wife has
lost health and youth trying to make
both ends meet on a small allowance
when her husband could easily afford to
make her a larger one.
A good many men seem to think they
have done their duty when they give
their wives each week enough to supply
the table needs.
Any business man knows there are
dozens of unexpected expenses in busi-
ness. 1t is just the same in housekeep-
ing.
II you manage to save a little one
week, some totally unexpected expense
occurs the next week and your savings
are gone.
wife should have enough money to
keep house, dress the children and her
self, and have little over to use at her
own discretion.
She is just as much interested in the
future as her husband is and is not going
to throw money away foolishly.
For young people just starting out in
the sea of matrimony an occasional treat
is good thing. 1t brightens them up
and keeps them from getting into a rut.
If they live simply they will always be
able to save little.
The proverbial rainy day comes once
in while to every one, and then the
savings will be blessing.
Most women are only too glad to save
and help their husbands in every way if
the latter viii only explain things lit
tie and give their wives an insight into
their business affairs.
1t is shame that all women have not
solid business education. 1t would
simplify. so many things for them.
The girl who has bsen taught the
value Of money can get along OH small
ler amount than one who has n-yer been
traned to sec the advantages of economy
and system
Many men who imagine hey cannot af-
lord to marry cai do so very we'll if they
ire wise e.ough to choose prudent, sen
hble girls for wives.
The young man with his way to make
"a the world needs a wife who will be
.ontent to do her share of the work by
teeping his home as comfortable as their
means will afford, cheerful helpmate
md allowing companion.
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There are two kinds nowadays that do
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some saving ordeal which is 50 trying to
sensitive nails that curl up at the edges.
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;haping the nail is a matter Of individual
aste. but by giving a rounded point that
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say be the beginning of an obstinate
use Of Nasal catarrh. Drive cut the
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