The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-13

Don't Show Your Love Too 'hueh.
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
Don't let him think he's the only man
you can get. and don't show you love
him too much, for as soon as they think
that they have got you for sure then
they think they Will do as they please,
for they know you will stand 1t. That's
wha, | think. MRS STANLEY.
Bride Your Tongue.
To the Editor Of The Evening Word:
Every true wife who cares TO keep her
husband should cultivate refinement,
tact and hrdled tongue, for words are
addcrs when hearts are stung.< she
should make home such Z hallowed
place that the partner OF her joys and
sorrows will prefer II to all else. OF
course, religion Is the foundation, but
a loving lie Is the best religion. To be-
n slave to household duties TO the ex-
clus,on OF conpanionship is . way not
to keep husband System Is good.
The little unneressurtes sllenced for
loves sake will never upbra!d one. Lov-
INK thought tulness. which begets love, Is
hest ANNIE BROWN
Be Sweethearts TO the End.
To the Editor Of TIE Evening World
After thirty-ive years OF married life
| think the way to keep husband Is
to be neat and clean in the home. Be
sweetAearts the same after marriage as
before. When he comes nome from
business don't worry him about the
children or about the household afa!rs;
don't talk about the ne!ghbors; don't
nag; don't speak unexpectedly OF MIS-
relatives. II he has trouble in business.
be kind TO him and sympathize win
him. Make his home place OF rest
and comfort. We have been sweet
hearts for thirty-hve years.
MRS ]. A. NIB.
Listen to His Troubles.
10 the Editor of rhe Evening" worId'
Keep tidy, don't scold, give him his
own way, 20 out when he wants YOU
be home when he is, don't 60 to bed
plasterei with cream or curl papers
look your best morning or evenings. as
that is the only time the average man
sees YOU. Listen to his troubles and
sympathze with him. Don't tell him
your troubles; he has troubles OF his
own. II he wants to smoke let him
II he spells anything remember he has
IN DAY for it. MRS. EMMA HINES.
Laugh at His Jokes.
To tho Editor Of Trs E,er.nR World:
In tine first place make his home as
cheerful and as comfortable as possible
without being too eXtravagant Dress
well according to your means. and Al
Ill times be neat and clean. Have HIS
meals well cooked and always on
time, and II there are children train
them to be obedient and respectful to
| their parents; also to try to keep one 8
self well and strong. and to avoid
complaining, II possible. and. OF all
things. never nag at him. and should he
tell Joke, to laugh and enjoy It, even
II you have heard It dozen times be-
| fore. ELLEN COMERFORD.
Train Him from the start.
To the Editor Of The Evening World;
To keep a husband one must begin
training him the first week one has
him 10 keep. That 10 the only way TO
make him worth keeping. Later on 1t
isn't 80 easy to show him now charm
Ing you are II he hasn't learned II In
is all It's cracked up to be-that you
from Missouri or not-that marriage
Is all It's cracked DIP to be-that yon
are companIonable, sympathetic, not
only willing but eager to make his home
the one best place on earth. But teach
him at the same time that you are a.
ready TO receive as TO give. That you
value his companlonship. the little at.
tentions that gladden. the heart. Men
value more a comrsde In wife than
one who strives to be mother. school
mistress or slave. Keep close TO your
husbands heart and you will keep
your husband. ROsAMOND.
Treat Him a. a Child.
To the Editor Of me ~ snins world;
Ny theory 10 this: To be good. faith
full. industrious and have q lovabls Dis
position; TO have his meals ~ punctusl
a. possible and to b home at the hour
he 10 expected Thh ali adds 70 the
brightness az a MANI hcmA I IN z