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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-02-19

FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Lottie Gay is at home from Han
cock
The Spague block OF three stories looms
high ON the hill.
Mrs. Emma Morgan returned from ELS
worth Saturday.
Miss Julia Guptill, of Gouldsboro, is
visiting relatives in town.
Eugene Bunker, wife and little daugh-
Ter, of Kingman, arrived Saturday for a
short visit.
Mrs. Grace Butler French and little
daughter have moved to Oakland where
Mr.. French is employed.
The many friends of Capt. Asa Dyer re-
greet his continued illness, also that of DR. /.
a. Fl. Homer and John Pherson.
The valentine party was success. An
interesting feature of decoration was
hearts of every hue and various sizes looped
about the vestry, between six and seven
hundred OF them, and the fun began when
the competitors for prizes began an &C.
counting of stock. Lloyd Blaisdell and
Miss Edna Donneu were the successful
contestants.
Mrs. Almena Urann died Thursday. Fu-
neral services were held Saturday after
noon at the Methodist church, Rev. Harry
Lee officiating. His remarks were appli
cable to the christian life OF this highly
esteemed townswoman. Her helpful
cheerfuiness will be missed by friend and
neighbor, and sadly SO by her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Abbott, with whom she lived.
The afflicted family have the sympathy Of
all.
Feb. II. b.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. George Orr has been ill, but is
much improved.
Mrs. Lillian Hopkins is slowly improv-
ing, also Mrs. Will B. Blaisdell, both hav-
ing submitted to serious operations.
Mrs. Hattie Wooster and son Arno and
John Springer attended the funeral Of
their aunt, Mrs. Urann, Saturday, at
Franklin.
The Golden Rule society was entertained
last Wednesday by Mrs. Ella Havey.
Next Wednesday Mrs. Archie Havey will
entertain.
The relatives and friends Of Mrs.
Almena Urann, of Franklin, learned with
regret Of her death, which occurred last
Thursday at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Abbott. She leaves besides
her daughter, two brothers Ransom Bean,
of Stonington, and Edmund Bean, Of this
place, and a large circle of friends. 1t
may be well said of her, a good woman
has gone to her reward.
Feb IL NJ
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COUNTY NEWS.
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sTONINGTON.


Noyes Bros. will open new grocery
store soon.
Harry French and wife are visiting in
Thomaston.
James Coombs and wife are visiting in
vinslhaven.
The j. c. Rodgers quarry has closed down
for few weeks.
f. e. GrindIe and wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. F. t. Simpson, at Win
throp.
DR.. b. L. Noyes and family are visiting
DIR. Noyes' sister, Mrs. Fred Lamson, at
Rockland.
Ralph Moody Thurlow, night operator
at the central telephone Office, has gone to
Hurricane for few days.
Juanita chapter conferred the o. E. s.
degrees on three candidates Feb. ID.
Music and addresses were in order, after
which banquet was served.
Dorothy, daughter Of Mrs. 8. w. FiHeld,
was badly bitten by a dog owned by an
Italian. DR.. Noyes cauterized the wound,
and it is hoped no trouble will result from
the bite.
William Woodcock, who was on the
schooner Frances Hyde when she was
| wrecked and towed to Bermuda, arrived
home Sunday morning. John Dotton ac-
companied him.
The fair maids OF Stonington have
organized leap year whist club, and each
invites a young man to accompany her.
They held a banquet at Hotel Stonington
on Friday evening. About thirty were
present.
Jacob Stinson and wife celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Saturday
evening. A large company OF friends and
relatives was present. Mr.. Stinson came
from family Of twelve children, and in
Mrs. Stinson's family there were eleven
children. This couple have no children Of
their own, but one daughter by adoption.
The presents to this couple were numerous
and costly. Ice-cream and cake were
served. All wished "Uncle Jake" and
"Aunt Raine" many happy anniversaries
Feb. II. Mill.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Mrs. Edgar Springer visited relatives IN
Bar Har Dor last week.
f. Z. Mcfarland and wife entertainst
the Harmony club at valentine party
last Thursday evening.
Funeral services OF Miss Harriet Ands''
son, who died Feb. IL, were held Wednes-
day at the home OF Mrs. Nelson Young.
Mrs. Z. z. Mcfarland has gone to Me-.
rose, Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
George Haskins. She was accompanied
by her granddaughter, Miss Frances Sails
bury.
Feb. II.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Julia A. West, widow Of William
n. West, died of bronchitis and heart
trouble of several years continuance, at
the residence of her son, William A. West,
Thursday.
Mrs. West was born at Franklin, Me-,
and was the eldest and only daughter
of five children of Sam uel P. and Sarah
(Bragdon) Donnei1. She remained at
home till her marriage in 1850, and resided
in Franklin till her husbands death eight
years ago, when she came to Fitchburg to
reside with her son. She was from early
Life member Of the Baptist church at
Franklin.
Besides her son, she leaves two grand
children and two reat-grandchildren to
all of whom she was greatly attached, and
one brother, who resides at franklin
E3tchburg (Mass.) Sentinel.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Ruth Lawrie is visiting her sor,
8. 8. Lawrie.
Miss June Williams is visiting relatives
In Cherryfield.
Miss Luta Smith, of West Franklin, is
visiting Miss Edna Clarke.
Nathan Collar is at home from Winslow
Cor a few days with his family.
Mrs. Laura Butler is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Guy Butler, in Eastbrook.
Mrs. Dora Abbott was driving with her
children recently, when her horse began
to run and ran into a snowdrift, throwing
the occupants out and breaking the sleigh.
None was seriously hurt.
Feb. IL. T.
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WEST HANCOCK.

Freddie Lounder, of Hancock, is the
guest Of James l. Dodge.
Mrs. Blanch Smith Mosher, OF Weeks
Mills, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Lena Foren, who has been seriously
ill with typhoid fever, is much improved.
Melville ]. Smith, who is employed by
the Maine Central railroad, is at home for
q vacation.
Mrs. Ralph Moore and daughter Helen,
of Holden, were recent guests Of Sherman
Mcfarland and wife.
Mrs. Carrie Achorn, of Portland, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Sherman Nc
Farland, the past week.
Feb. 10. SuMAC,
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WEST GOULDSBORO.

Miss Nora Sargent, of South Goulds-
boro, has been visiting friends in the Pond
district.
Mrs. E. S. Wood, who fell and strained
the cords of her ankle last week, is about
the same.
Misses Ruth and Abbie Bragdon, of East
Sullivan, spent few days of last week
with relatives here.
Miss Olive A. Cushman, who is visiting
at s. G. Woods, left Sunday for a week
with relatives in Steuben.
There was a valentine party at Mrs.
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noon under masonic auspices. The floral
offerings we're profuse and beautiful.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary l.. Lyman,
widow of Enoch Fl. Lyman, were brought
to Sullivan on Saturday for burial, from
Bar Harbor, where she had lived for many
years. She leaves one brother Judson L.
WEIGH, OF Sorrento, and a SON Harry
Lyman, of Deasy & Lyman, of Bar Harbor.
The boys club met with Stanwood Boyn-
ton Friday evening; being valentines day
the young ladies were invited. A short
programme of music and reading was en-
joyed, also games Of various kinds. Dainty
refreshments were served. All pronounced
it a very pleasant time.
Feb II III.
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HANCOCK POINT.
SuMAC.

S. J. Johnston has commenced to haul
his ice.
s. j. Johnston and wife were in Bangor
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
c. A. Penney has gone to Bangor to
visit his son and other relatives.
W. Fl. Phillips is confined to the house
by lameness caused by enlarged veins.
Mrs. Arthur Crabtree's brother, Harry
De Young, of Halifax, is visiting her.
Joe Tufts and wife and Mrs. Arthur
Lounder have returned from Boston. Mrs.
Lounder will remain with her mother the
rest of the winter.
Feb, IL r
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SULLIVAN HARBOR.

Mrs. G. A. Moon is visiting friends in
Bar Harbor.
Miss Ruth Allen ably presided at the
organ for the evening service Sunday.
The village blacksmith took an invol-
untary bath in the mill pond one day
while cutting ice.
Mrs. Georgia Lyman is reported as ill at
the home Of Miss Eunice Simpson in New
ton, Mass.
DIR. Henry Hawkins and wife, Of Boston,
are in town, having been called home by
the illness and death of Moses Hawkins.
There was large gathering at the
funeral Of Moses Hawkins, which was
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MOUNT DESERT

William Somes has been i'll with ia,
grip.
Mrs. J. s. Heath is i'll with pneumonia
Her many friends hope she will soon =.
cover.
Miss NJ. Koch occupied the puIpi, Sun.
day morning, delivering an interes,ip,
sermon.
Miss Kathleen Richardson, who for II.
past three weeks has been at Seal Harbc,
visiting her sister. Mrs. Arthur Clement,
has returned home.
The dance at Masonic hall Tussd,,
evening under the auspices OF the as. s.
was . success. Wallace & Kelly PLAYED
Ice-crcam and cake were served. A goot
time was proclaimed by all.
Feb. II. Ryr
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SOUTH GOULDsBORo.

A. B. Holt and wife, who are spending
the winter in Lmoine, were recent guest,
here.
Elliott Sperry, who recently went to
Boston, has returned home on account o,
illness.
The entertainment and lunch given IN
the church vestry Tuesday evening was I,
success. Proceeds, ~.
Miss Carrie Bickford has returned from
Bangor, where she has been attending
Shaw's business college.
e. T. Hooper who had his shoulder dis.
located by the rocker bolt breaking IN
his wagon, is able to get around again.
Feb. II. T.
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He Understood.

During the recent financial furry 6e''
man farmer went to the bank for sons
money. He was told that the bank WIS
not paying out money, but was using
cashiers checks. He could not unass'
stand this, and insisted on money. lbs
officers took him in hand, one at pn''
with little effect. Finally the preslas''
tried his hand, and after long and minus
explanation some intelligence OF the si'us.
ton seemed to be dawning on the farmers
mind.
Finally the president said, "You unos'
stand now fully how it is, Hans, a0Hr
your"
"Yes," said Hans, 81 tink do. It's ~.
dis, aiIdt it. Ven my baby wakes up !"
night and wants milk, l gif him n'A''
ticket"
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NORTH HANCOCK.

Edith circuit, of Franklin, was a recent
visitor at Mrs. Reuben Williams.
Hazel Tracy, OF franklin, visited her
sister, Mrs. Josie Googins, last week.
Miss Linnie Tracy visited her parents,
w. e. Tracy and wife, in Franklin last
week.
The masquerade ball at town hall, Han
cock, was a decided success. Excellent
music WAS furnished by Wallace & Kelly's
orchestra, of Bar Harbor.
Master Merle Googins returned from
Franklin Tuesday with two large salmon
which he caught. The largest weighed
five and one-half pounds.
Feb. II. Non,
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Grace Clark's last Friday, for the benefit
OF the village library association.
Although last Saturday night was rather
bad night for the usual supper at Mer-
ritts hall, there was quite a number pres
ent. About IS was taken. 1t was an
nounced that Andrew Carnegie had pre-
sented the village library with q check for
$500. At the next supper, which will be
March IA, all are requested to be present,
o'clock.
Feb, IL. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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WINTER RARBOR.

AAlAAND0As
j. H. Synder and wife, Of Steuben. were
in town this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. E. Small, who has been spend
ing few days in Bangor, returned FRI
day.
Mrs. Parker l.. Davis, who suffered a
paralytic shock Sunday, is still in crit
ical condition.
Rev. Gideon Mayo, Of Ellsworth, sup
piled the pulpit OF the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Leslie Springer, Of Lamoine, came
Friday, called here to attend the funeral
of her niece, Miss Gladys Smallidge.
A rally Of the Christian EndeaYor soci-
cites OF Winter Harbor and Gouldsboro
will be held at the Baptist church Tues
day afternoon and evening.
Addie, wife OF Jabez Myrick, died Tues
day, after several years Of invalidism and
suffering. The funeral was held from her
home Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Reyes, of
Prospect Harbor, officiating.
The concert and sociable at the Baptist
vestry Wednesday evening was largely
attended, and was q success both as re-
CARDS an interesting programme and also
from financial standpoint. Proceeds, $22,
will go to help purchase a church organ.
Miss Gladys Smallidge, the twelve-year-
old daughter of H. G. Smallidge and wife,
died Thursday, after an illness of several
weeks Nothing that medical still or
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DEDHASi.

Mrs. Nancy Burrill is visiting her 500,
II. p. Burrill.
c. c. Gambler, of North Ellsworth, AS
Monday visited his mother, Mrs. [. l.
Gambler, who is ill.
Guy, Harold and Clifford Burrlu re-
Gently visited their brother Leslie wa'
is student at the Maine Central insti'l''
at Pittsfield.
Feb IL b.
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FREMONT.


Henry Burrill, Of Seal Cove. !. .,...
wood for Fred J. Rich. ''ns
Friends Of Sidney Rich, who h..
very Ill, ars glad to see him out aga;, wa
l.. J. Norwood, with his crew "a 49,.
ice on the mill pond for T. w ling
and Guy Parker. As0a
Mrs. Charles Stanley, of Marx ;.,
came Tuesday for a few weeks, vis;, l,
her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Rich. 'a
The ladies' aid sewing circle =.
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs u,.
Holden. Refreshments were served 'a
Mrs. Mary A. johnson returned -.
Portland Saturday. She has since Ivy wv
confined to the house with the grin ~. a
better.
Miss Mabel Hodgdon, who has 49,.
employed at the home OF NJ. r. Rich ~
Tuesday for an extended visit n ~
relatives at Northeast Harbor and p' ~
Rock light station.
Feb. Is. ~.
School closed to-day after a spccs....,
term taught by Miss virgie Rowe, Of Pa,
nard.
Emily LAwton returned home satu,d,.
after an extended visit with relative. /.
New London, Conn.
Feb. IL. r..
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The Jumping ON Place .

consumption had me in its grasp; and
j had almost reached the jumping on
E<ace when was advised to try DR.. Kings
Kew Discovery; and / want to say right
now, it saved my life Improvement
began with the first bottle, and after tax
ing one dozen bottles was a well and
happy man again." says George Moore, OF
Grimesland, N. c. As ia remedy for coughs
and colds and healer of weak, sore lungs
and for preventing pneumonia New Dis
.coyery is supreme. Soc. and i at E. G.
MooRE's, druggist. Trial bottle free.
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MARLBORO.

Nahum Hodgkins and wife are very
poorly.
Maynard Ford, who has had the grip, is
out again.
Mrs. Ransom Hodgkins, who had a
shock last Wednesday, is quite COM
Portable.
There was valentine party at Mrs.
Woodbury. Bowden's Feb. IA. All report a
good time.
Feb. II. ARE
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Miss Lucy E. Robbins, Of Stonington, is
visiting relatives here.
George Bryant, Of Prospect Harbor, is
visiting his parents, Jacob Bryant and
wife.
The entertainment given Friday even
ing, Feb. z, by the children, was success.
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TRENTON.

Mrs. Ophelia Butler, OF Ellsworth, was
a weekend guest Of Alex. Prize and wife.
Mrs. Ernest T. Leland and little daugh-
ter Sylvia were guests Of Mrs. w. NJ. Hop
kins this week.
The townspeople were panied to learn
OF the death OF Mrs. Caroline Higgins,
which occurred at the home of her daugh-
ter At Lamoine. Mrs. Higgins was loved
and respected by all.
Feb. II. NAV
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Mrs. Hannah Carlisle, who is employed
at Ellsworth, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. Christie and wife.
Capt. A. B. Holt Joined a party on We'd
nesday OF last week. and went to East
brook to Camp Jellison for two DAYS.
returning Friday with some line fish from
Molasses pond.
Feb. II. "
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Correct the mistake OF riskine pneumonia
by negieeting cough or cold when Foley's
Honey and Tar win not only stop your cough
put expei the cold from your system. Foley )
best and safest throat and lung remedy. q. A.
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The children took their parts in
pleasing manner. very
School closed Feb. Z. All
the praise OF the teacher, Miss r. oua "
of Sunset, and hope for her return '0n'
Feb. II.
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Impure blood runs you down-makes y.
an easy victim for organic diseases buf's =.
Blood Bitters purihes the blood-en'e'
cause-builds you up.-Adrf
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XIV.

KIN.
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The soft Of a song low sung float through an open
window in the twilight mother is rocking in her a lit
tie child and singing it to sleep
Now and then the voice iates bit the key some
what for it voice used solid words than song
But somewhow its spread throughout the
twilight world light golden than thst which fingers
the sky.
Music has its laws Yet who hearing the lufng Of little
child to sleep, is not senced Of all criticism? 1t the
things outside the realm Of critic cynic Il Of dNne
kinship for these
No other music sinks deep into the heart no other
sound 50 seems to sway the heart Of On pinions that
DEFY the rush Of years carried days OF our
own childhood when only sunshine abroad the world
and sorrows limit was but JOY deferred.
Back in the sorehouse Of the years upon song
which one day fairy guide to lands OF dream II
tiers not how family ring the eehoeshow distance dms
voice that called that guidethere is enough m eyes
and hearts with higher hopes for unborn years
Such are the little things Of life that leave us-ng
ing to all that best within unendng effort 10 keep
ruer TO the path Of right
We little know wandering through the wcedless stretches
OF childhood how that simple flower and this gentle word shall
some day come to be trusted guides
We little think, when those soft songs sung how their
dear strains shall lift the doubt and gloom from many dreay
day.
The pageans Of world pass proudly by The pories
OF the age are born and fade again that nongness whence
they upon and awed with their dazzling fleeing
spendor Men strain and struggle this game Of life
fancies born Of last nights dreams are died Of age before
the has loes strivngs Of today are
all forget and like careless children soon are stepped in
some new schemes Of power gain pleasure
How IT, then. thar through all changing years we
still hold ideals unchanged?
The mother-song floating through the open window an
swers
II eho Of all the years that have been even from the
beginning II blessed the breeze that swept through Edens
primal grove and aimee its blessing has been borne into
every apok and corner Of the round world
For among changes manifold and great one thing re-
mains unchanged.
With at our varying moods and sncs our restless build
ing up and eafing down we have beqiuons
and has lsen through oil ages and shan torevernore s
AasDasreleSs blessing a mothers love
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nv THEopoRA DEAN.
lstar spselR ssrvIee.l

NEWPORT. n. l.. July An
feminine Newport viii wear tho
Grecian knot this season The hair
will be parted q little 70 the left.
there viii be two waves or so OF
Marcel. but THE KNOT ~ THE
THING. and by the knob the faah.
ionablo woman will be known.
Newport's SMART hair will Be
dressed BY a mRn--the aame. BY the
way. Nho cared for tho we'll.
groomed heads Ia town during the
past winter Pierre Mliiina e the
one who Ia familiar with all the
hair secrets % thA 100 lie puts a
bigger rat on Mrs. Ogden Mills with
no fear in bis heart. and Insists
upon Mrs Henry sloane wearing
three finger puffm Instead % two.
These secrets Of hair dressing are
not revealed outside the houdnir.
because the work Is not done Ia the
shopa II IL undertaken b. special
appointment and banishos the
French maid % cher duties Of the
toilet. Milllua has town places al
the plaza. a. veil as In e6th II. but
II IL he Who personally attends 20
thu proudeat heads. sometimes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-04

"nut whsn she cries" began
the poor fellow. and then hs stop.
ped. for bis loyalty wouldn't let him
criticize his new wife.
I touched his sleeve sympathetic.
ally. 4 understand
And ! do understand. for I have
heard a great many men nay. -Aunn
Is the dearest woman. or illda IL
the sweetest wifs-but when she
cries"
I suppose Il IL useless 10 expect
that men will ever be educated up
TO the delicate understanding Of the
HOW or the WHY Of women'a
tears. Wears arc-well. confusing
10 a man.
Il may help the very now husband
a little 10 kn0w that when We wom.
on weep Il r. because THERE IS
NOTHING ELSE THAT WE CAN
DO TO MAKE OURSELVES FELT.
Now. a man can swcar-not really
awsar--but use some comforting I'D.
lie word that always seems such a
wonderful relief 90 bis hurt feelings.
II woman were 10 say the simplest
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BECAUSE 1E LOVES HER

A young not many years ago began calling
girl he kept her the front porch late at nights he made
life for her she looked any other and
finally he married her
ole poor and her father in fairly good circumstances
that for the st time her life she began taste prva
ton and seidnia She cooks for him. cleans @ews mends
and slaves for him and thee two children.
Why has this put this woman in position where
she experience such hardships in addition his tyranny
Because he loves her.
This common Interpretation Of love- the word
Because he loves her many man has brought many
down to hell which she has loyalty stryen to turn
into heaven.
Woman is so Constituted that so long she believes
self loved and appreciated she forgive anything and endure
anything and still be happy
wife is the only laborer earth who works for her
board and clothes and is expected be gaeal for the
privilege
But she appreciates trip and day Off and then
The husband who doesn't economic expressions Of a
lection stint his wife praise may do he viii without
friction argument.
So long as he doesn't sink the lover inf the husband he
He may forget every other rule but il he remembers this
all will be we'll.
the steak is leather and the bread eindsr he
merely remark that the meal isn't quite up her usual
high standard Of perectionand il doesn't happen again.
Every Is idoalist and she win break her neck
trying live up what she thinks loving husband expects
of her.
There things than work
1t is generally the lonely, hungryhearted women who
trying themselves and feed their lives the
froth of parties and the dry husks of cIpb papers.
Sitting alone night waiting for husband home
doesn't thrill a bit than il would man
But any can be broken OF the club habit the
society habit by husband who will stay OF evenings and try
to entertain her t OF le anything like that OF eourto
shp days