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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-13
WEST PHILADELPHIA

IT COSTS 4Oa5 MORE TO BUILD TO-DAY
than It did fow years ago. l have houses
~ az descriptions tnat can San oe p9usht , LOT N,rE
today Do you want hot-water heat, electric
and exquisite decorations, Dutch halls. shower
bath, etc? You can have these features in,
Sed nHs 9Sys big SAVING nidTs larger ana
SEE MATTHIAS ABOUT IT. As n b2D ST.
s55Oo-3-sToRy. ll.room dw,lng, hot water
heat: electric light; living hall, excellent lOca l.
ity; surrounded by higher values immediate
posS'SS'oE EUGENE T. TOWNSEND
S T. cor, 40th Baltimore ave. Wood. 52o0
ATTENTION OF WEST PHILADELPHIA
0g SuS s mnpHs ID prso Sn IS e
sO"nRSo RRoW2 SSoG'f fLE6NRhD hq5Ns PhI5cg9F e 5ad
$500 CASH BUYS 5sO7 Springfield ave. De
sirabic ,ninc-room, dwellipg, Ideally located
Gas, and electric l.Ehtsss hot-water heat gas
d IT, APsLEY, 5sth and Springfield ave.
THE Chiffon APIS. sl9-32I N. 3sd St
sePms stgi! G' rIsh! a5gia T. chton 'o OwneT Gen.
hardwood floors, incosod porch, This property
s s REM Sf PorTs f 45S5 Baltimore ave
INVESTMENT--5 modern houses. rented s22
M he s9d at PrSS i9 net d5 % sT II on cash
SEE THE NEW SAMPLE HOUSE
57ia HOFFMAN AVE, ,INCi,osED HEATED
sG5O3 ASSESSED Do $G5Go5TAIIttraGtlye n5 II 3.story
bargain. Taylor & Son, "a and 20 s 10th ST.
s305O-wILLows AVE. 57th to 5sth; furnished
sample house open daily to y. m. KER-
SHAW & CROWL, owners, 6215 Chestnut ct.
H9NHs ms&SS4 Short Smith IS TasaE pdR s
LOT $4,000 So It,. light 3 sides suitable for
rage or warehouse Apply 5O2l Race 1T.
Building Lots
LOTS O5xi43. near p. r. r, freight; light 4
sides | 50. Moodld ave Smith. I'D Tasker.
GERMANTOWN
LARGE LIST. or GERMANTOWN HOMES
SMULLEN & BARRY
Liberty Building. Broad and Chestnut.
OUR REAL ESTATE BULLETIN will be sent
20 you by mail on application. Germantown
Trust Co, Chelten and Germantown aves
IF YoU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME in Ger.
mantown. Mt. Airy or Chestnut Hill. consult
me A. r.. Meehan, 6747 Germantown ave.
If CONTEMPLATING purchasing OF. renting in
Gtn. or Chest, HIN, send for our list b. B.
Lister Son. hdl2 Germantown ave.
INVESTMENT HOUSES paying l5 per cent:
renting for S17 and SIS. only $500 cash pei
house. Glyndon Priestman. 6506 Gtn. ave.
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WANTED

ANTIQuEs DESKS. SAFES AND II. ". FUR
NiTuRE Of every description needed az once
no iot to H. s, M - " .an,,'a i,,
%cdis.S. fXrqPEGS 'FGp 'FFTpnSSiTuRp SI?'f 60 wal
iSo4i ll2T Archi Race 2606. Ask for Dept. l..
ANTIQUE furniture. bro,en jevoiry gold, ell,
= 1856 Walnut. Ph Walnut 7O2c Est 1893.
BROKEN JEwELRY antiques. pistols. coins.
boss iPcone,s storsi i'sS 2sSS SS1 8 iitS. wal Ass
,..,,. CAsT-oFF CLOTHING
r0'''''''y sHSiiT,, sRH'SS1fft PrlSeG PG6SptPR PRd Tor
Phone Poplar 'S2r'' cs42' NiiS ioio eirard ave.
CAsT:oFF CLOTHING. shoes and hats bought
send postal. Sneidman. 922 Poplar 1t.
DESKS. SAFES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
FurnitSfS CO. 66dDosoi q f"tTd caiiowS iP'a st. "'"o
FURNITURE, pianos. carpets antiques. entire
or pert houses bought for cash, no matter
how large. J, Bernstein, 1854 Ridge ave.
OLD GOLD silver. platinum false teeth. pew
NJ @. Assayins Co, oOOi4 Filbert at.
OLD and second-hand Oriental rugs wanted
kSTdsthrice kJITd hrice pnidi phone or postal J. II.
ROOMS FOR RENT
| CHESTNUT. 405i--Iandsomely furnished rooms
or suites; electric light continuous hot water
Hood BEDS reasonable. Barring 1900 J.
cHiESS,L!iN$,gT, I! a ,,Ig oa-pEsIRApLE ROOMS. PER
'hlESlNuT. ,1e2S-Second-foo front private
oath electric light. running water.
bNAGE AVE. i4O3 -- Large attraCtIveIy furr
"a moor rooms: board optional. Preston 3o4O =
FlNE, 500 CThe Dresdeu)--Furn double room
WlNate ua'hi steam heat, electric lights.
~ NSOM f5ll-Furn. room. hot-water heat.
electric. open surroundings; references phone
'wALMYr VAL, Ut ST: a7as-sute Of rooms near bath.
Phone Preston 267G ''
lOIH ST, n, li01--Two housekeeping rooms
FURNISHED htchcnotte. So up; room. private
bath, 81 90; single room, 81
l7TH ST, n, 8329-wcll. furnished second noor
room. excellent neghbQrhood
18TH N. 1aS--Attractlvoiv fnrn ronns. ali
conv'nicnccs; continuous rot water
\ PRIVATE HOME IN w phila offers soco,d
Hoot 'front.' room with hot and cold water
cholce and convenient loca tlon. references
"N'hanged Phone Preston 3Gl1 w.
TWO FURNISHED rooms f1r rent Phone Ger
mhntown Sdi w. 6539 Morton st. Gcrm'town
/ Furnished
WALNUT ST. 5003-- Largc, comfortable front
room; convenient 10 IT.; ali Conyenirnces
pnAEnTZrn
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.-r,rATroNs wANTED-FEMALE

SITuhiANA'.1- ....------s------ -
.,nrPMArD-German eirl wishes position
uiah alhssSsnmbermaid. 280 chow ST., olh'y.---,--
-, -ood nlain. wishes position private fam,
Z rC00k fovn. .tgsira work: no Washing AMERICAN
llyi downss DOWN. good ref Box l61, Devon, re.
Prt ye..ssrrnaid or waitress, colored woman
tooK;, mutation, Phone dickinson mi
wants o.sS s.s main cook WI es situation refer.
cooh. VcsH 5Ii6 sansom st'
6oK. fIPteS, Phone IprUce aG27, ---------------.-
xsSssyAKER tgmp,c,enti wishes emFas''"eh' mtra
H... HeV W. Ass,res position Ms companlopahle
rsysissrToyw;sdse wf Of music and 1ambrq9dery rsf
answer BY phone ~ oJpph,T1iadsIphie "
,lssJs5Tss W. expericnced In care and training
Gss-.s,,drsn desires positions ldndergartGm'
cInnfary; cnf; highly recon. B ~ Led. ON.
zs~..srvFFPFR, refined, very competent Won.
excellent noqseh., gS., hi,hi, raco,,,
gpssON franklin St Phone kensington 4aSe,
~-lss,.,,;5i5K-C,olored -ls a; girl wants general
HQQ..ssssrork, Bell phone, Poplar 1850. ---.
;.Sy Young, exp in general clerical york
bDil bs.lies posi,ls in Office j. ''s' ledger Eeht,
NDREss T6i' a. SAPaaTSsfffa PaaSeTfofd "fS'' Pa u'S
r.-SsTs -pedned Protestant young woman. fond
FukossGdrsn desires position as nurse or COM
o. inInn. Scro best ref suburbs preferred. I'll
ssssFpy OoVERNESS, Protestant, wishes
Nth.5l,jon for seashore; entire charge OF chill
posluonro 4 years: exceptional city refs,; ole
son,ntary oIst English aud French. y 455' Led Cent.
r=TSoGRAPUER bookkeeper, correspondent,
Hhnsoovs' experiencc. employed At present, seeks
y, With better oppor. + 643, Ledger Cent.
xsSSoGp GpAPIIER, experienced, wishes position.
= call Spruce Si0l. .-----.--,------
seIIN colored wishes days work of any
Find 1919 s. 2Oth 81.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

oortinued from Preceding Column
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
MAIN LINE. p. II. Il.

MAIN LINE, p. r.. II.
HAVERFORD Desirable apartment; living
room bedrooms, bath, dining room pantry
kitchen. servants bedroom furnished for
summer months. YARROW VAN PEI,T
lTth and Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-13

BILLIARD. POOL. combination. secondhand
bought sold, rented, exchanged repalring
supplies Bafe keafer. American manufac-
tnrer, 329 Girard ave. Phone Kens 23ih.
BILLIARD AND PoCEET TABLEs--Also bowl
Ing alleys, phonographs: easy payts. BRUINS
blLLIAllD pool tables; new, secondhand bowl
ing alloys; easy payments. Rosauo- Barry
street Co. 222 $. sth At. Phone Wal 22s4
CASH REGISTERS bought. EXCHANGED. repaired
replnted; suuplies ana factory rehuilt
registers new total adders az low as $40; Ca
and see our new models. Registers sold by Us
cn easy payments and fully guaranteed
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
L.IIINLIALLttr
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BUSINESS PERSONALS


handled accounts collected, etc; bank ref. 20
years exp. Your rights protected without your
advancing any fee Mutual Adjustment Co.
Lippincott Bldg, Rms 3l2l3 Gtlb't at i2thl.
HAIR DYED Sl.0
Faded switches. transtOrma tiOns and all false
hair dyed and made like new,
NJ NJ. SEXTON CO., 9O2 WALNUT ST.
DO YOC NEED MONEY? A
Phone Walnut 1851 | will call and pay cash
for diamonds and pawn tickets,
HOFFMAN, 612 BULLETIN BLDG,
MAIL. your razor blades to Standard Sharpening
Company, 720 SAMSON ST., Phila., Pa. Single
edee DC dozen: double edge 35c dozen; heavy
shears 10 cents each Satisfaction guarsnt d,
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Pearls and ImCralds Apprasement per cent.
HARRY w. SMITH, M SAMSON st.
DON'T misJudgc others; Detective Mi.lard win
get YOU facts Standard Detective Bureau. Con-
suitation free. 1920 Chestnut St EstaJ 1883.
ALWAYS BUSY--WHY?
Alsover's Express and Storage Co, Inc,
Lawrence and Vine SITS. Phone Market aS4.
EVENING CLOTHES no HIRE
Latest styles: phone Poplar 235, open evgs.
LEIDNERS s, 10Th and Girard ave, 5, w. cor.
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR removed by electroysls
the only permanent way. eyebrows arched.
MISS Smith, 4O2 Keith Theatre Building.
MACCACE Face. scalp, Manlcuring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-13
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

IUUoLhLETINO hFANIW TENTS
THERE ARE SEVERAL.
WAYS OF SECURING
AN APARTMENT
but suppose, instead of trying all these
different ways. you just call at this office
the largest, most attractive and hest equipped
In Philadelphia, devoted exclusively to securing
Just what they want for particular people
Tell us your requirements. The leading and
desirable apartments In Philadelphia are
listed with or may be rented through us. orr
automobiles waiting to take YOU 10 ina
list OF properties you designate, so that with
the least possible effort you may secure the
one apartment in Philadelphia which most
nearly approaches your exact ideal.
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD
Spruce S9Tl. l4ll WALNUT ST. Race 3O25
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
2i6 NORTH l7TH ST.
Six large, sunny rooms tbath and kitchen)
Possession April 1.
J. EDWARD LuTZ. $40 N. 17th st.
93D AND PINE-New apartments ready for DC.
cupancy: rooms and bath 10 rooms and
bath; all modern ConY, Apply on premises
Everett Cummins, builder and owner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-13

Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floors
FACTORIES & floor space OF every description.
Phila & vicinity. FACTORY EXCHANGE.
stephen Grard BLDG. Filbert 47O0. Race 207s
DAWSON BLDG. 2lO ). 18TH sr.-New bldg
1900 40. II. per floor, elevator; bldg. open
EDGAR q. CROSS, 14ll Walnut ST.
HAVE PARTY who will erect building. central
or other location. for satisfactory tenant.
DIETERICH. 1877 Walnut ct.
FACTORIES, sites, warehouses, floor space ex-
cusivey. J. Alan Middleton Factory Spe-
ciallst and Engineer 600-l1 Widener Bldg.
MANUFACTURING ROOM for rent: s45: West
Phila.; conveniently loc. Ph. Woodland 4405.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-13
HEATING

HEATERS. boilers ranges. new and rebuilt
removed for ;he Moki0-Eelsey health heat;
will install cheap 1927 Fibert st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-13

rapaihisdd iiol4 touring car. ovefhauied ara
SALES CORPORATION. i49 N. BrSVd a. Hfulo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08
TWINS PUZZLE
SCHOOL MA'AMS

OMAHA. Neb.. June s-whether
Jimmy Is Jimmy or his brother JSl,ns
ny. and Johnny really Johnny or just
Jimmy. Is the question that con
stantly confronts teachers at the
Webster schoo,
Eight pairs OF twins In the school
arc the cause Of the complexity Of
the situation
Three pairs are boys. three girls
and two "Hfty nifty
In Miss Eriine Jcskallek's third
grade class are THREE pairs. Newell
and Donald Davis, Lucille and Lillian
Poulson, and Walter and Wade
White
In each case the twins are as
much alike as peas in a pod
In confidence BE- iS whispered that
tho twins have changed seats in
their class rooms without anyone be-
ing hit the wiser excepting them
aelyes The seating Arrangement,
Miss Jeskallek admits. Is the only
means by which she can tell one OF
pair from the other.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08

Reddy Fox knew nothing about
what had happened al his home in
the old Pasture Fle knew nothing
about wilful little Chubby and the
trouble she had made for herself
and for her mother by wandering
away and then getting wholly lost
Reddy had been over to certain
henyard watching for "a chance 20
catch a chicken. II wasn't Farmer
Browns henyard that Reddy had
been watching Oh. no 40, indeed
He was altogether too smart 20
steal chickens quite SO near his own
home. especially as ne knew that
Farmer Brown Boy had been that
way and might have seen that home
So when Reddy thought his young
sters needed a chicken no went a
long way 20 get one
Early this morning hc had started
ont on just this errand When he
had reaChed Tho chicken YARD hc
had had 10 wait so long that his
patience was very near 10 giving out
But az last chicken had come with.
in reach. Two minutes later Reddy
was trotting toward home with "A
good breakfast for hose hungry
Youngsters. "A he crossed one edge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08
DECAYING TEETH HOMES
OF REAL LIVING ANIMALS
Value Of Cleanliness Clearly
Portrayed by DIR. +. 5.
Higgins

In n statement recently issued by
Dr. Higgins. who operates q model
dental office at 1875 Michigan avenue.
this city the value 81 tooth cleanli-
ness Is brought 90 a hne point
nr. Higgins states that tho black
part or decaying tooth Is the home
OF hundreds Of thousands OF living
animals (gorms) and that they arc
working day and night 10 destroy the
tooth structure. IL Is their food
their work--their play,
Il decaying tooth gives on pol
sonOus substance that goes with the
food along into tho stomach and
while tho amount swallowed depends
upon the number % decRying teeth
and the size Of the cavities. n r. n
proven fact that a sufficient quantity
10 xiii a person " given in one dose
would be 30 small that perhaps three
drops taken az one time would prove
fatal.
II has been definitely proven that
pyorrhea Is caused by uncieanliness.
also and that the puH or poison in
ones mouth very frequently causes
rheumatism. stomach troubles. ae-
ranFement OF the digestive organs
blood disorders and a great many all
ments that have proven fatal Right
TODAY there are thousands ~ cases
listed IN The hospitals whore Tho pri-
mary cause was neglect ~ tho teeth
II you would avoid these illnesses.
take the time VOW 20 have YOUR
teeth promptly attended 90 co 20
Or HisgfnF' Offices a. tho corner ~
Michigan Second ana Porter strest
entrance NJ 1875 Michigan avenue--
and you can rest assured that the
work will be thoroughly ard pain
iess1y done Ths Offices are open
daiiy until D. m.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08

trance His not seeing me gave
me the advantage. made up my
mind 70 say nothing but 10 watch" %
Just as we all do" I pretended
20 laugh. but was far from feeling
Ike laughter Ny thoughts were
on Phyllis Lawson and the new
stenographer.
Il had never made a practice OF
going TO Ned's ONCE don't like
the looks or woman running 10
her husbands ONCE but after this
dropped IN occasionally. once !
caught her there. and Ned intro.
duced me Re made no excuses
then or afterward about her pres
ence in his once Women haven't
the excuse 70 run 70 him they would
have II he were n doctor, or law
yer like Robert She bowed with.
but speaking, but could feel her
eyes taking me in from head 10
foot. And after making some in
ane excise for my visit I left them
together"
"You we're more generous than !
should have been" replied. Il
would have remained until she left
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08
PAYS BACHELORS.
TO ADVERTISE

THREE BROTHERS. Ark, June 8.
a year ago % bachelors lived In
single solitude on homesteads around
this place They came from all parts
OF the country, most OF them from
the cities. whore they had been me-
chanics There are only IS bach
elors now. and like the ten little In
eians from the present outlook there
soon vii Do none.
A Httle publicity did the trick An
article ia a local paper published a
year ago 10 Inc effect that the %
we're longing for mates. was copied
broadcast and stlll is travelling Let
ters arrive every day from some
spinster addressed to Abner Deather-
age, the postmaster. who hands them
out to the elisibles.
Eight have secured their brides
thru the power OF the press. The TO
naming o are Johnny on the spot
every time the mail comes In. II is
kind Of matrimonial lottery for
them they take turns At the let
ters The postmaster plays no favor
ties. n several letters come. those
whose turn It is draw (straws or Zip
a dime for FIRST choice. II is a game
that breaks the monotony of grub
bling stumpa or making rails in the
clearing. Tho Is left are no pikers.
They are playing the game like 10
Besu Brummels, and each one ex-
poets 10 land by fall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08

DANVILLE. H.. June ST. Or W
A Surratt. of this city. is broken OF
the habit OF putting money in his
sock. following the temporary loss
OF $50 IN currency few days ago
He ls now of the opinion that the
"woman's national IS not a sare
place. despite the testimony OF hun
dreds of women 10 the contrary. The
money disappeared in some myster-
ious manner and he inserted an ad-
vertisement IN a newspaper IN the
faint hopes Of obtaining some trace
Of it. he was surprised when called
up on the telephone and informed
by the proprietor OF a laundry that
his money had been found after il
had gone through all OF the pro
cesscs Of the laundry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08
One Woman S Story
BY CAROLYN eEEcHER.

we would have heaven here" she
returned
4 made no answer and after a
time she left. with a promise 20
come soon again. She had done me
good as She always did, and she
looked pleased when / told her so.
She had also given me much 10
think about
She had been gone scarcely half
m hour when Myrtle Caldwell came.
When we were costly ensconced In
my dressing room. / told her some
thing OF what Mrs. Mulhany had
said Then something reminded me
OF her promise 10 tell me OF tho
time she was unhappy because OF
Ned scarcely knew how 20 intro
duce the subject. but finally ] said:
Il am in the mood for talk today,
Myrtle-intimate talk, II you will.
What Mrs. Mulhany has told me
has interested me- Were you ever
jealous~ OF Ned?"
"Frightfully not so long ago,
either. Let me see, think Il was
tho year before you came 20 Clear
vile Yes. I am sure II was. We
had been married about two years.
When We were married I was the
most thoughtless, fun-loving girl i'm.
aginable think Ned never quite
realized In those days how much
loved him. because / always insist
cd upon making a Joke OF every
thing. When he told me OF his bus
mess would laugh and tell him
20 keep his business whore u be-
longed. In his office. not bring Il
home 10 me And that he bored
me 10 death by dry details | did
not understand"
"Oh. how foolish!" exclaimed
And now you are so clever In the
way you handle Ned"
"a had 20 learn by experience
Margaret. mighty unpleasant expert
ence, too Finally Ned stopped tell
ing me anything OF his business re
never mentioned his once except
I inadvertently | did not give il a
thought until he commenced stay.
ing ont. leaving me alone evenings
Not often no hrst But oftener as
time went on One day ] was TAX
/ ing lunch with An out-oftown friend
az Clines when In walked Ned with
q stunning woman. nearly col
lapsed Fortunately my tEtends
back was 10 him and she didn't soc
/ him Tho waiter gave them a
table, evidently reserved. az the ex
treme end OF the room. screened
from us by tall palms How go,
thru that luncheon ! don't know
was positive Nod hadn't seen me
As soon as we finished paid the
bin and hurried ont tho side en-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08
GROCER LEAVES
HIS HORSE $4,000

APPLETON. Wis, June Sidney
shannon began his business life as
e grocer He won success by the
canvass Of his clientele with a horse
and buck board His personally
solicited business grew so that he
soon became the leading merchant
in The city.of 10000 A year ago Mr..
shannon died, sull under 40
SIR shannon bad IN the last years
- his lifo used HIS delivery horse for
driving animal, for he looked the
part after being curried and cared
for properly His will. opened re.
Gently, provided that $1,000 be set
aside with which 10 buy hay and
oats and provide good shelter for the
horse for the rest OF his life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08
Parrot Gives Flre Alarm

WILKES. BARRE. Pa. June S..
The incessant screeching OF a par
rot saved the lives OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Templeton and their chill
dren OF Mount Zion. near the wyo-
ming Camp. Grounds, by awakening
the family and giving all q chance
TO Eight their way from The burning
building Fire from an unknown
cause started In the storeroom on
the first floor and spread quickly.
When smoke began 20 fll the liy-
ing room the parrot began to pro
test. and did II with violent squawks
and fierce screcches.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-08
Chapter CIV

NUaPteI Nv
After luncheon was over and the
children had been sent away 20
take their maps. /, as guardedly as
could. drew Mrs Mulhany back 20
NE subject we were discussing when
Martha told us luncheon was served.
''You think husbands and wives
should have no secrets, don't you?"
! asked.
1.-THE wife should have none. the
husband none. that concerns their
mutual welfare Almost every bust
ness man is compelled il the ma.
ture OF things to have business Sc
crets"
But suppose the husband never
tells his wife anytime asked
Even when she questions hlm?"
A panied expression crossed her
face
THAT is often The wife's fault
my dear" she returned Men az a
rule hate TO be questioned. Indeed.
II makes some OF them so furious
they shut up like clans and tell a
woman nothing
"BW even II they don't like 20 be
questioned, don't YOU think n wife
has tho right to know sou-ethinc OF
her husband business r 7 asked
20 done know a. 30 me right.
Margaret lt seems to me a man
has perfect rrht 20 conduct his
business in bis own way so that
he may secure tho best returns from
his efforts Most men do not Inter
fere with p wlfcs manner N run.
nine the house, and think they
should have the same privilege N
"A man thinks II better for any rca-
son 10 keep his business affairs So
cret BIS wife should respect that
secrecy n she docs In time ho
viii have faifh IN bcr discretion.
and tell her an sho wishes 10 know %
"But I think a VIE should NJ
ways know az much about her bus.
band, whom ho with where he
spends HIS time. rs De knows about
her" J insisted
Her bright eyes flashed keen
look al me before she replied with
smile.
"BHt how many women do2'
That doesn't make q, right that
we should not know
wished 20 keep her talking. she
always had go much hat was OF In.
terest 20 say 20 mo
III everything between husband
and wife wero as vo women would
have IT. the millennium would not
be far away, and heaven a place we
would not care % attain. because