Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01

observed that some women seem to he
of the opinion that a wedding ceremony
and Il change " name relieves them OF
All responsibility, and that they are as
free ms air TO come. 80 and do as they
please as has never boom their privilege
before. Th.y conduct themselves accord
ing to their lights in this respect until
tho crash comes and either reap tho
whirlwind or the benefit OF such eXper-
ieno".
If q Woman j. to make success Of
herself as wife uud matron. and hy sue
cess / moan IL she would be and re-
main happy. She must at once assume
tho RESPONSIBILITIES Of wildwood. and
they arc greater than many women at
the outset are able to grasp.Thc pre-
Nnilng idea among young women that
marriag, opens the way to unlimited
freedom. leisure and money spending
is a mistaken one and the cause of an
immcns" amount of married misery. TO
succeed and he happy as man ana wifa
the twain must work together and in
harmony If it is the husbands duty
to- earn The means that supplies the nee
cssities and luxurics of the homo. then
tho wife has as pronounced duty in max
cover all their needs and provide some
| thing for the rainy day.
Home should represent happy peace
| ful refuge TO the man who works day
| in and day ont to support it and should
| lac as fro" from all disaereeabc feat
ures as the constant effort Of a helpful,
compauionahlc wife can make IL. Keep
! it as fresh and clean and dainty in every
!
! 10 il that the food on your table is both
substantial and appetizina. that meals
are served on time and that YOU arc
| there 20 grace the head of your table
when IN" master of the house returns
| from cxhaustng labors downtown. Elm-
| mate as far as possible with the prop
or maintenance of your home All the
petty worries and troubles that confront
| the housewife every day. Your huSba nd
has been harassed by the same small
aeeravations in his business during the
day and Il rcspit. from them during tn,
| few hours he spends with you is It'll,
enough compensation for the man who
! truly tries 80 do his part in furtherinc
| happy domestic relations.
! a thrifty wife is the pride and admir-
a ton of her husband. and it hchoovcs al
|
matter Of economy in the home Al
| though the money that your HUSBAND
allows you for household ana persona
expenses may righttully he called your!
You are at the same time answerabl,
to Your husband for the wise and prudcn
expenditure Of this sum and particular
ily is this the case where means to d,
with arc limited. If It is "A possible
ii I. l.,I,f ,f
ming bills. You have 10 pay for you
credit in inferior goods and supero
prices. under weight and ovcr-chareo. y,
paying cash YOU ar" able to purcha s.
tcxactly what You want and Your money!
worth as well. Keep your expenses with
in the allowance that your husband ca,
afford to give YOU ANA do not count i
an injustice or too much Of a hardshi,
if YOU are obliged 20 be more frugal thar
some Of your friends
Do not let your parents or any out
side influence interfere with the privat
or domestic affairs Of Yourself and nus
band. Having promised 20 love. homo
aud obey the man of Your choice, You
first duty is to him. and il there is an
difficulty between your husband an
these outside Interests no, easily al
iusted it is them that You should rol
SALE,
In short. a woman should be a hcll
, mate 10 the man that she marrics syn
= pathetic and compauiouAho Away
I ANXIOUS to further his interests and road
ana willing To maxi tho sacrifices til,
p shall promot. the welfare ~ hor hon
! and those IN it and not q toy thai 500
. loses its charm and becomes millstor
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