The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-10

mas, or the anniversary or the 6av
they met the day they became errarrf
they were married-cver goes bv With
out some token OF recognition from
him.
And the beautiful part % il all is,
s sac, ms happy wife. f. telling OF i,
mat the money for the things be gives
me always represents some special OUT
side work some labor Of love that re
does just for me, ana that's utsr
makes th-- cheapest trinket more tn
my eyes -han IL 81 were diamond
tiara that he ust had 20 draw check
for
MY hus~--ud." said the second v1u-
an. who is also Young woman -
as good a fellow as ever lived. and very
fond Of me. but Ee is a practical. IN
romantic sort OF a man, very much
absorbed in his business. and II I'd IT
him he would degenerate into the dry
as-dust kind o. a husband, who thinks
be has done rs fun duty by his wife
when he pays her bills
Trained Him
In Way He Should Go.
Fortunately. 7 had enough sense 10
see that, and 20 realize that you can
cultivate sentiment il a man Just as
you can flowers IN a garden, and that
IL is up TO a 1-Hau 20 decide whether
she IS going 10 have a beautiful home
life. or one that IS as bleak and arid
as desert. I began by simply de-
maudiug that NY husband should snow
me the attentions after marriage that
he did before When he dropped on
sending me flowers and candy j asked
! him whether anything had happened 20
the confectionery trade, and the rose
crop, and casually remarked that / rad
not lost my liking for either flowers OF
sweets
The first time my birthday rolled
around after We were married he gave
me a bin and said. Here, Mary. 90
down town and buy yourself something
you want ] don't know what you would
like 1 simply threw the money a. his
feet, and told him 10 keep IT, and that
il he didn't take enough interest ~ me-
. TO remember my taste, nor think K
worth while 10 put himself % the
trouble Of selecting something for me-.
! would dispense with any EeUcTn-
/ brance Of the occasion from him. Perha -
Z 81 was very InlaCyllke thing 20 -
I but IL pulled him up short He went
down town and got me dozen things
that I wanted. and since then he has
| thought enough about me 10 reuem1 er
what 1 like
/ NO man can excuse himself for neg-
leCtiug 20 celebrate little family ami
/ versaries by saying that he fOrgrts
them lie doesn't forget anything be IS
Interested in Il he's got the interest on
+ q hundred dollar note coming due on the
: 18th Of September, or the I-th Of august
/ he'll remember the date fast enough.
A for a man saying that ne COeSl {
} know what 10 get his wife for q present
/ that is simply an insult. for IL shows
/ that ne considers her 50 little thai le
doesn't even notice what her tastes are
and that he Is so Indifferent 70 her that
her little, often-eXpressed wishes FOL
. this, or that, make no impression upon
him.
But when a man rails 20 show his
. wife the delicate attentions that wOmer
love it's her own fault, for wife only
gets what she demands Of a husband
And the funny part OF Il IS that me
{ women who demand the most not olly
7 get the most, but are the best loved
Moreover. when you turn an ulTO-
mantle man into a regular Romeo he
pleased as Punch with himself and
takes a lot Of credit 70 himself Tor the
. charming way he does things