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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-27
Neai cstate 1Ilanteu

dress k as. care fines Dispatch. '
WANTED, TO TRADE : DWELLINGS
in price: seven dwellings always
rented 10 good tenants Apply at
once al lSos East BROAD street.
HOUSE, WANTED THIS WEEK: CEN
office. Address l. 363. care Times
FOR TRADE. 81. COO BRICK. HOUSE
on Libby. hin Park for small farm
753. care Times Dispatch. -
LIST YOUR FARMS VITA }. A. CON
NELLY e co. Wife Dcstel >or nee
Soarnfng
DGsIsN,nLa ROOMS WITH Board:
BOARDERS FOR DESIRABLE? ROOMS:
also table boarders. 1l2 East Franz
IN
WANTED, COUPLE FOR LARGE
table boardcrs. MRS. ELLEN s. MOE
TON. eos West Grace.
1905 WEST GRACE STREET. ROOMS.
with board
SECOND STORY FRONT AND CON
meeting rooms: excellent fare. 2oo
East Grace.
NEWLY RENOVATED AND NEWLY
furnished rooms. with board in best
central location. Rates Sc TO SO
per week 5o5 Eag, Grace Street;
Sunlnlfr Buarnlng
PUL,iNN. COTTAGE. oCEA% VIEW.
Va. on water front. everything up
to-date; on Cottage car line meet mo
at the Pullman. For information,
write PULLMAN COTTAGE co.
BOULEVARD Inn. on HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal fall and winter re-
sort. Country and seashorc com
bined with city conveniences. First
class homemade" cooking. Send
for literaiurc. MISSES TABB, Boule-
ward Inn, Hampton Va.
DiGGS COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW, VA
fronting Chesapeake Bay. Modern in
every respect. Shower baths, bath
ing boating and fine fishing. Best
acconrn ationS guaranteed; on cot
tage car line. MRS. H. A DIGGS.
Iroprietrcss.
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500 acres On JAMES RIVER. ONE
ana half miles river frontage: large
house aud splendid outbuildings:
large wharf on place which pays
well. This is one OF the finest farms
on James River VIII consider trade.
ior city property. This farm has no
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. N HIGH AND DRY DAN
vie, Va, new seven-room frame
ANGLING and detached concrete store
building, lot 1uX32O; in residence
portion on Main Street; good neigh
borhood; permanent settlers and an
eAceient location for drug or
grocery business. Address Bon IFS.
Danville. Va.
VALUABLE EARN FOR sALE-MY
farm one mile north of Cochran. Va.
ana one-fourth mile Quebeck and
Miami good road: me land for ali
good, water in House For terms.
etc, apply To W. l.. MEADE Coch,
WANT To ,iEXCHANGE MODERN
south Richmond. for home in Wood
land Heights Call at once. VERIFY
South Richmond. Phone Monroe %.
EQUITY OF $25 IL $3.50 MONUMENT
Avenue Park lot; cost price; rare
bargain. Balance s. monthly Ad-
dress 9sO care Times Dispatch.
FIFTY FOOT LOT ~ BATTERY
ou' tutlltloh. t'arl cash, balance
7le Fendail Avenue, -'i''
TOBACCO FARMS FOR SALE IN TEN
acre lots Best bright tobacco land
IN Virginia. stop paying rent. when
You can buy farm same as rent
Write for information. w. +! PANI[ Il,
Burkeville Va.
10 1-2 ACRES. SIN MILES OF RICH
mond. with house and some outbuild-
lhgs for $500. Address y, o. Box 10l7.
FARM AIiGAIN-20O ACRES. 1.7OO
feet from Richmond and Petersburg
fine location for dairy farm. and
can be bought for 800 per acre easy
terms. Address 154, care Times
Dispatch.
567 ACRES. so CLEARED AND IL
highest state OF cultivation, balance
In cordwoCd two miles OF railroad
mond; $3.50 per acre. Il $50, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. FARM on CAR LINE FROM
70 80 acres. If YOU have one list il
with WHITE X COMPANY 800
American National Bank Building
Phone Monroe 3l3S.
10 ACRES. % CLEARED AND IN CUI.-
tivation, balance in wood This has
good sl%-room house and new barn,
sale $3.50. Is 729, care Times Dis
patch.
EIGHT ROOMS. HANDSOME HOME,
two baths, combination gas and cleo
trio fixtures: five closets: hot water
heat: handsomcst home in West End
for the money; near Allen and Han
over Avenues. Phone Monroe 40.
FOR SALE. NEW GROVE. AVENUE
homes. 100 block. Madison 1867.
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SITUATIONS lliantrp, .}rmaIs

WASHING. ALI. KINDS:
carried and delivered. lace curtains
specially. Box ITO, Route No L,
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professional DRIP lC,antco

THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies colleges. public and private
SCHOOLS with teachers without charge
Teachers needed for fall openings
in Virginia and Southern States Cor
respondcnce solicited. y. w GRID
LIN, Manager. Woodland Heights
Richmond. Va. Phone Madison 551S
Also Gordonsville branch. j. Walton
Hall, Manager, Box i51. Gordonsviile,
Va
TEACHERS APPLYING FOR SCHOOLS
prssent d f fSpewrit ten, tfstimonais
HALL. Box l5l, GordonsVille. Va
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FLATS Jfur RRnt
au1tion SALTS future Daps
o-~~~~~~->~~->,---~-~-
Receivers Sale of Patent
Right.

Pursuant to decree of the Law and
Equity Court OF Richmond. Va. entered
on the 10th day of August, 1918. in the
Mayo supply and Manufacturing Com
pany. me will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, for cash, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER e, 1913,
at II o'clock a. NJ.
at the auction rooms OF The Valentine
Auction Company, No. GlS East Broad
street, Richmond. Va. all the right,
title and interest OF the Mayo supply
and Manufacturing Company. Inc. in
and 10 a certain patent or application
therefor. for an lnvalid's Bed and Chair
which application is on file in the office
OF the Commissioners of Patents of the
United states, being serial No. 566i22.
y model Of the said bed and chair Will
also be sold al the same time and place
upon the same terms.
ROBERT Z. WINSTON.
Receiver.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
Auctioneers.
William E Crawford. p. a.
In the Law and Equity Court of the
City OF Richmond:
Frederick G. Schofeld Plaintiff
against
Mayo supply and Manufacturing
Company ct ais ..... Defendants
7. p. r. Winston. clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required of tho
receiver by the decree in said cause
Of August Is, 1913, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 23d day OF
August, 1913.
p. p, WINSTON.
Clerk.
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5ltIlarlon5 Gaanteo, A3alr

YOUNG, RELIABLE COLoRED MAN
wants position rs porter. driver. etc:
good reference Address * Ga2, care
Times Dispatch.
POSITION AS ASSISTANT BOOK
Keeper. shipping clerk. city solicitor
or salesman, assurance Of reliability:
twenty Years In present position.
good reason for change. Address c
75s. care Times Dispatch
BRIGHT YOUNG MARRIED MAN. -
OF neat appearance. desires position
as salesman. Has had four years
experience in cutlery business VIII
consider any position with chance
OF promotion. Address 75G. care
Times DlsuatCh
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automobiles Jrnr sale

FOR SALE. s6-HoRSEPowER FOUR
CYLINDER LOCOMOBILE TOURING
CAR. USED TWENTY MONTHS;
ALSO 0HORSEPOWER FOUR
CYLINDER LOCOMOBILE. LIMOU-
SINE BODY. USED EIGHTEEN
MONTHS, BOTH IN VERY BEST OF
CONDITION. THESE CARS BELONG;
TO MIR. JOSEPH Il. WILLARD. AND
ARE ONLY SOLD BECAUSE HE is
LEAVING THE COUNTRY. ADJ
PATCH
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In the matter of No. 1920
WILLIAM r, ODELL In
ORDER ri, or NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
1918. on reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt it is
0rdered by the court, that hearing
of SEPTEMBER, y. ID. 1913 before
said court, at Richmond, in said dis
trict, AT . O'Clock noon: and that notice
thereof be published In The Times
Dispatch, newspaper printed in said
district. and that all known creditors
pear at the said time and place. and
show cause, IL any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted
And ii is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send by mail
10 all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence as
Witness the HoNoRABLE EDMUND
court. and the, seal thereof at Rich
mond. in said district. on the l+th day
of August. y. D.. 1913.
JOSEPH 2. BRADY.
CSeaD Clerk.
ATTORNEY for Bankrupt
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT Of VIRGINIA:
In the matter of No. 1873
GEORGE w. GIII.S, In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
ON this 18th day Of August. A. D.,
1919, on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. it is
Ordered by the court that Il hearing
be had upon the same on the 2TTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, y. D.. 1913. before
said court, AT Richmond in said dis
trlct. at ! > o'clock noon: and that notice
thereof be published in The, Times
district, and that all known creditors
and other persons in interest may APP
pear at the said time and place. and
show cause, If any they have, why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should
not pc granted
Anu it is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send by mail
TO all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDILL. JR.. Judge Of the said
court. and the seal thereof at Rich
mond, in said district. on the 18th day
of August. y. D., 1913.
Attest:
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
tSeaD Clerk.
MIR. JAMES T. LEWIS.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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Keal cstete for Rent
~~--~N~N-<N~~--1--~
RENT LIST.
]. D. Carneal & Son

4 North Eleventh street.
Phones Madison 800. Madison 1850.
For our Rent Man.
32l7 Hanover Avenue: steam
heat. Al once. .......12 $4,000
Possession September l.
3 3t9S E Grace Street .....ill 5000
92I W. Marshall Strect.. Z $4,000
2l0I stuart Ave. steam heat. s $500
4o3 W. Marshall Street. ....1O 10000
FLATS.
Possession at once
1922 ". Broad St, I'd nat, $4,000
steam heated ....... : $1,000
Possession September /.
ST. W. Cary st. 2d nat. : 200 90
3 S. Reach ST. 2d nat I $4,000
2071 !. Third Avenue. Chest
nu; Hill "a HAT -. 1900
9l+ w. Grace St, 3D. nat , 800 90
e6i3 Park Ave. LIST nat
sclo Park Ave-: I'd Nat ''V'VV
steam heat. s $50 90
1912 Park Ave. LIST nat. s 10000
lis Park Ave, LIST Tat. 900. 90
2304 Park Ave. LIST fiat -. > 400 90
500 Davis Ave. LIST flat. 10000
APARTMENTS.
Possession September
The NirEinin Building, y. Fifth Street.
Heat and water furnished
Rooms. Price
LIST floor. north side $500. 90
1.-The Hro0kc Apartment" 2.l5 Munu-
mcnt Avenue.
Heat furnished.
Rooms. Price
Cd floor. west side . S 900 90
.rhe Raleigh Apartment" 1901 West
franklin street.
Heat and water furnished
Rooms. Price.
Sd floor. north side. Franklin
Street entrance .. $4,000
LIST floor north side Franklin
street entrance. ... I $4,000
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Ri5cclEaneDus
Euaro lLlanrfn

MARRIED COUPLE WANT ROOM
and board with refined Jewish fam
ily.; West End preferred. Address b
1872, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. FURNISHED ROOM AND
nrst-class board in South Richmond
by couple; references furnished T.
=. BON lois. Richmond.
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agent5 lllanten

AGENTS. LET Us SHOW YOU HOW
.ont@d spcci;it.es' Write for 'I new "a GaIi
catalogue. CUMBERLAND SPE-
CIAL1Y CO, Box 1871, Nashville.
Fam
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Opon a. NJ 20 3 z. NJ
Admission 25c. FREQ on Saturday,
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for sale
ONE RuBRERTIRsD PLEASURE
ONE nuBBER-rIRED BUSINESS
TWO SHELTERED TOP BUGGIEs.
one ,t STIEEL-riRED SURREY. NEW
oHE Tor GROCERY WAGON.
ONE DAYTON WAGON. GOOD. AS
o%E DELIVERY WAGON FOR HEAVY
sI h3r OR STOCK OF lnqH-GRADH
nhaetons.. rubber and steel tires; fuli
iine OF business wagons, top and
open. Lowest prices.
q MEYERS SONS.
al East Cary Street.
FOR SALE. NEW. HOMEMADE WAC
az 5tre ,, work. hIcHAKbsoS' HHPRoss.
FOR SALE HORSEPOWER IN
$27 West Broad go
FOR SALE, BICYCLE TIRES s150
each ToMPkINS. Monroe and Broad
You see them everywhere, ANA you
always see them going. TOMpKINS
ONE LEATHER BON COUCH, IRON
DeG' sp .d and mattress: drug,
floor Phone Monroe 347l
BOILERS AND ENGINES, ALL SIZES:
fans, plileys. ali sizes, good condi
ton. / BLuFoED & co
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE DOING
good stand and good trade. Reason
for selling, going out OF business Ad-
Dress Z 2i2. care Times Digpa:ch.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE; $500
At present doing good business.
Address O. O. CONGDON, Phoebus.
' Il.
CHEAP TO QUICK BUYER, SMALL
! block OF stock Address rs. care
ACCOUNT DECLINING .HoUsEKEEP-
2ll4 Hanover Avenue.
rARLoR SUIT. SEVEN PIECES;
good condition. Phone Madison
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLIsH-
ment ioi sale \ good opportunity:
viii sell cheap. 9S9, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. ANTIQUE CHINA CLOSET
sewing table dining table. tarsa,
pnrlor table. chairs, buffet, ward
robe. combina tion book case 200
East Cary Street
TWO WAGONS FOR STREET HAUL
ing or moving furniture: one heavy
one horse truck, one transfer wagon
two grocery wagons. one surrey two
top buggies. These are bargains;
for fall stock. TiIoS H. DUKE K
co: so. Brook Avenue.
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THE FIXTURES
consist of the following: one Butchers
Refrigerator. size eight feet wide, six
leet deep, ten feet high, Wqth double
glass doors, side entrance, ornamental
ana highly polished; one ten-foot Fish.
oyster ana Poultry lceboN, with mirror
front and made of polished oak, one
nihc-ioo marble top polished oak
Meat COUNTER. one Meat Block, four
feet square. These four pieces of fur
niture were made by the Cincinnati
Butchers supply Company and are
stalled. one AnGldire Scale (green).
cost $40; one siXtecn-foot glass front
Counter. total adding and detail strip
slab Computing Scales, No. AZ Elgin
Coffee Mill, Meat Tools, large Pickle
Jar, Vegetable Stand, Flour and Meal
Shades. Awnings, etc, one Buggy and
set OF good Buggy Harness, oil Tank,
Heating Stoves, etc.
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The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctioneers,
o18 EAST BROAD STREET.
Stock Of Groceries, Inc
Store Fixtures, Buggy
: and Harness
AT AUCTION.

AT the request Of Mrs. c. 3. Avis.
VINO has closed their store on account
OF inc death of her husband. we will
sell the entire stock and fixtures. al:
oil winch were only recently installed
and are practically new
TO-DAY WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST u
$3.50 o'clock T.. N
NO. 500 LOUISIANA STREET. (I,rlton).
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RUSl anu 3rpuE0
RcIp Llta!lrrn S3ulc

WANTED. For UNITED STATES
Hriny. aD!c- oodico. unmarried mon. be-
,%cen the ages OF IS and 30. citizens
o: the United States. of good character
hHd temperate habits. who can sneak
:eau and write the English Language.
Or lnioTma ton apply to RECRUITING
VI iCER. so East Broad Street. Rich
mono Va.
GCVERNaiENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
20 get NY free booklet. G-ios. tells
ho" Write to-day now EARL
HOPKINS. Washington. u. c.
WANTED AT ONCE, 4 Mas TO
take charge OF sill, stock: none need
app!" unless experienced as a silk
ana drcss goods salesman Apply
TliALiIMER BROS. between the
hours OF and - o'clock
WAITE" s.S1,-f:i! {, ONE FIRST CLASS MILL
need apply unless they arc ca ca6ab 'ro, af
handling machinery and men ana IA
iniliar with the box business Al
dress +. j. kRESS BOX Co, Krcss
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, CARRIERS
wanted. good pay fine positions
p PaS ff95 ns'fqGtiGg after y9g rsssIye
Dept lss. Rochester y y
WANTED, \ MESSENGER BOY -
TO II years old one desiring ad-
Nancemeut, with an idea ot becoming
htenographcr and typewriter pre-
ferrcd. Address In own handwriting
155. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. BY WHOLESALE HOUSE,
young man; one VINO has som" e&-
perience in clerical work Address
* 1888, care Times Dispatch
beers az once. steady Job. ll2 East
Broad street
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SeaIfb Proposals
Bankrupt 12uttres

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
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500 ACRES on JAMES RIVER. ONE
ana haif miles river frontage: large
house aud splendid outbuldings;
large wharf on place which pays
we'll This is one OF the fines, farms
on James River VIII consider trade
Tor city property. This farm has no
NOR tgage on II. Address Il 1871. care
Times Di spntch
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North Eleventh street.
Phones Madison 2e3. Madison 1850.
For our Rent Man.
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ALCABI-E FARM FOR SALE-AlY
farm, one mile north of Cochran. Va.
ana one-fourth mile Quebeck and
Miami; good road; nnc land for ali
crops in this seGtion: outbuildings
good. water in House For terms
etc, amply To w. l.. MEADE, Coch
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EQUITY OF S25 IL $3.50 MONUMENT
Avenue Park lot; cost price, rare
bargain. Balance s. monthly Ad-
dress Is $50, care Times Dispatch
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In the matter of No. 1920
WILLIAM Il. ODELL In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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WANT To EXCHANGE MODERN
ninc,Too house, ali convcnicnces.
South Richmond. for home in Wood
land Heights Call at once VERIFY
COMPANY. INC. - East Tenth ST
South Richmond. Phone Monroe o.
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OK SALE, IN HIGH AND DRY DAN
vile, Va new sevcn-room franz
dwelling and detached concrete. store
building; lot 7uX32O; in residence
portion on Main Street: good neigh
boEhood; permanent settlers and an
excellent location for a drug or
grocery business. Address Bon us.
DauVille Va >
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FOR GENTLEMEN SINGLE AMI
double room facing street. 40l East
Franklin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-11
Everyday Carriage
Her One Wish

.IlTHAVENT any patience with
people who can't make allow
ances for accidents" said the
girl IF you have time to listen I'll
tell you Of a case.
Mother thought II would be nice
to invite Mrs. whimsher for a little
ride the other afternoon. She is that
fashionably dressed woman with the
slightly patronizing air whom you
have seen at the Woman's Club. She
is rather large, so we left Johnny
at home in order to have plenty Of
room.
We'll, everything went beautifully
until we came to Corey's Hill. It's
steep grade, and we were trying
to make il on the high We had
almost reached the top when the
worst happened. you understand. We
killed our engine.
The machine stopped. then began
to back slowly down the hill. our
guest gave a cry of alarm. Papa
applied the emergency brakes. but
because of the grade they didn't hold.
The car began to descend more
rapidly. There are deep bitches at
/ the sides OF the road. our guest gave
more cries Indicative Of extreme
/ alarm.
do something she commanded.
What shall l dog asked papa,
helplessly.
| Reverse all the levers and drop
! the anchor suggested some one.
The car continued TO back up-or
! down-rapidly. The next thing we
| knew our guest had the door open
and had jumped
Now, you know how they make
| fun of women for getting off cars
/ backward? Well, our guest lived up
| to all the traditions Of the sex Cen
| trifugal force or something took pos
/ session Of her. and she seemed 10
/ turn a somersault or two in the air
before she hit the ground.
/ The car finally reached the bottom
Of the hill in safety. Then we ran
back 20 our guest. She was a sight
but she had picked herself up. She
listened in silence to our apologies
and soliCitous inquiries, then she said
Jelly:
VIII YOU kindly telephone for a
1 carriage for me-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-11
Men Say YES. ;

In the discussion Of this subject that
has been going on In The Georgian,
hundreds OF letters have been received
from both men and women Almost
every letter written by man says en-
phatically that matrimony is a bore. and
a man is fool TO get married, while
the women's letters are paean in
praise Of the happiness Of wedlock
Here are samples OF the opinions OF
men on the question
A man who signs himself A w
writes.
rs matrimony a bore II certainly
IS. II after a hard days work the hus-
band comes home 10 a complaining
wife instead Of to home where he can
rest, A woman knows Tor If she doesn't
she ought to) that after she is married
she is bound 10 have trouble. Now.
then. she ought to marry with the re-
solve that she viii bear her matrimonial
worries the best she can without add
ing them 10 her husbands. II a man
is In business for himself. he has bust
ness troubles; If he is a laborer, he has
a hard time keeping his job from a
younger man. All men have enough
troubles without having their wives
worries. In short, il is enough for a
man 20 support his family without his
wife making life a bore TO him by
ceaseless complaining. It's the wife's
fault that matrimony is duh
Another man writes.
| "Of course. matrimouy is duh. It's
worse than dull It's purgatory 1 am
a Woodworking man, and after trouble
/ after trouble during the course OF the
4 day / come home 20 a dissatisfied wife
| only TO be badEered by her fault finding
| and uagging. l stand by my marriage
VOWS for better or worse. and were Il
not FOR the fact that I have two chill
dreu I believe her tongue would drive
/ me insane What is life with a woman
Of this sort who nags all the time. Nc
matter how hard I Try TO please her
When I come home at night very seldom
are my meals ready sometimes hav,
Co wait an hour or two for my dinner
I cannot stand this. and though dearly
love my two little children. I am think,
/ ing Of leaving home and going TO som,
distant land '
And here's another man who ESCAPED
marrying when hC was TN his salad DAYS
and who is offering up thanks for hi,
+ luck. He saws
7 II Know from my own experience
that if ] had married at twenty. whel
/ had "A bad case ~ puppy love- Z wOul,
uur be 90 the circumstances that I nov
arm. Had ! married this girl IN IN,
blyhOoc GAYS 7 would have been hard
sncd with ca family and compelled q
keep my nose 20 the ErindstOne 20 max,
both ends meet Instead OF that. by
staying single 9 was able To save
htfle money. and when oppartunit,
came my WAY Go take afvantaEe Of {
and make am Investment that has mad
. ms fortune