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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

VSN S~kk.
PONTIAC 1885 coupe, cyl; new tires:
$3.50. Flood. 1921 Connecticut. Wo. s4Oi..
PONTIAC 1885 de luxe coupe; thoroughly
reconditioned winterized and fally guar.
hhnree9; hnn h,n sg5s; Tor four days days only McMa-
Georgia OlOO.
PONTIAC 1881 2-door sedan: immaculate.
ss5, sss5 Mr.. Flood 4221 Connecticut Wo.
pSHNTac pSssciso, 1898 eGy opera seat coupe
Connecticut Wo. s4o1. '' f'o0o' s~-A
PONTIAC 1857 6-cylnder de luxe touring
seaan; no maroon color; radio. heater; only
owner; only $40 Also 1887 @ Coupe: oSi radioi
aeater. ne black finish: $500. Fred L. Nor
gar 1871 i4th st NV.
hionrlAe imaeuste i933 $Is ooS coupe eyl
necticut: Wood. s4OI
PONTIAC 1898 4-door sedan blue i'm
raeda'f ood 4as ey connecteSt gunner wsdd sa6 s4S
5seE @macaiate aa saSSr ss4 Mf ssdap Poos a cy5
Connecticut Wood. SOL
p0nrIAe Immaculate lssS esao,tsS s,Syl coupe qSnss
t.21 Connection. Wood s4o1' '''0'
PeONIT1Ac FONT 1887 4-door trunk sedan; blue
nnish, immaculate; radio and heater; per-
lect Tst mechanically; real bargain at only
steuart. Inc, 1925 14th St NV. Dec 1903.
PONTIAC 1899 2-door 6-cyI.. 1eO-inch
wheel base; radio: low mileage by 1 owner;
maroon; marco s53o. MT. Flood, 1921 Connec-
PONTIAC late 1925 coach; private out
mechanically perfect. 2l0 ST. NV Ii.
PONTIAC 1888 coupe; low mileage oy
original owner; ideal car for business or
pleasure; reduced to S499; over 30 other
fine cars. ALWAYS BETTER DEAL
az arcade Pontiac l4l9 Irving st. NV.
Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1855 2-door sedan: dandy mo-
you many thousands OF miles OF excellent
service for only $50 Arcade Pontiac
1419 Irving st. NV. Adams $500
PONTIAC 1887 %-door touring sedan;
over 30 other fine cars, ALWAYS A BET
TER DEAL al Arcade Pontiac. 1919 Irving
st. NV. Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1886 coach knee-action COM
fort, hydraulics; fine tires sound cconom-
Cal! Carl Motor Sales Co. <4432 Conn. ave.
Woodley 1852
STATION WAGON 1883 Pontiac: immacu-
Iate, Mons SOP Mr., Flood 422l Connecticut.
TERRAPLANE 1886 2-door sedan. model
b2 paint, interior, tires. motor general
condition well above average; reduced to
S329 guaranteed. Call Carl Motor Sales
60, Georgia ave. and Peabody st. NV.
Georgia 2444
TERRAPLANE 1884 town sedan: very low
mileage car IN perfect condition winter
lzed ana fully guaranteed Special for
1our GAYS only, >l3S. Mcmahon Chey-
rolet Inc, 6J23 Georgia ave. NV. Geor-
gia ol0u.
WILLYs 1910 de luxe sedan; offcars car;
son Nash WlIys GIi W Central ave,
Capitol Heights Nd Hillside 0s5?
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MOSSBURG

Buys Sells and ENchanees
REAL ESTATE.
Met. 1855. All. s634 1S'
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D. c.
property if the price is right. Frame or
brick, large or small; condition immaterial.
r A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS No Cap Realtor Natl 0S1S.
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NO ADDITIONAL TAX

On your present income is needed to pur
chase this beautiful new home, located in
this nice Chevy Chase tMdD section All
brick fully detached on large lot. 10xl3 30.
This home has unusually large living
room with open fireplace and adjoining
is an oak-paneled library and bath COR bed
room and BATH on first floor and 3 enor-
NOUS bedrooms and > baths OF second
In one block. Call Met. l143, j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
PATTTXENT RIVER

4-acre harbor property close in to the
river. Improved by 4-room cottage. A
hard bottom, suitable for bathing, good
road to the property and located in the
lower Patuxent fishing area. Price, S9,450:
terms
THEODORE MENK
1924 Goth NV a-5 Ho. 3107.
Evening and Sunday. Dupont 4s27.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

cash BUYERS FOR D. G. REAL ESTATE:
cond of property immaterial immediate
action if price is right HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11th St NV Natl. @S44. 20"
QUICK CASH BUYER FOR PROPERTY
priced right Immediate inspection. MR..
BLACK Natl. 0sl6.
OWNER. CALL AT ONCE. NAMING BEST
equity for So 600 cash in NV. income
property: 2-family or larger building pre-
ferred. Col. 1871. Ewes, Shep. IA
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored, any condition; E, a.
BARRY, 343a 14th st. NV. Columbia boSb.
6 TO II ROOMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE:
all cash E A. GARVEY. Dist. 450S. Eve.
and Sun, Geo. $500 1876 VT ave. NV,
/ PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D. c. houses: no commission MRS.
KERN 2632 Woodey pl. NV Col. 2675.
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY ALL CASH
FOR brick or frame house for coloredr
6 to II rms. Geo. 6409.
DO YOU NEED CASH IN HURRY?
I will personally buy and pay cash for
your D. c. property No commission. Z H.
PARKER 1915 K st. NV District 300.
CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE. WE NEED
houses and are prepared to make the best
offer Call MIR. RICH. Republic 2l2l;.
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SALE ACREAGE.

90 acres on Mt Vernon blvd. water
view. l15 acres on Lee blvd. priced to
sell. 90 acres on Lee blvd. water and
sewer. 21:i acres. 800 #. on hard sur
face road. All above properties ripe for
subdivision now.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Ewes, Chest. 47la. 1918 Lee Hghwy.
Oh 0t0O
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FARMS FOR SALE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

$3.50 DOWN, $40 MO 9S ACRES. HIGH
water front, mostly cleared land; As miles
District; $500 National 1858
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

HAVE DETACHED BRICK, CORNER
property, vacant: 1926 3Sth st NV; &
rooms. tiled bath; gas heat bult-in ga
rage: F, H A. trust now S6,SO0 payable
Sh5. 81 incl, taxes and insurance What
have you TO offer? Box 65-A. Star. 49,
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SEVEN ACRES-Sl5O ACRE.
On good load, 10 miles from D. c. IN
d Excellent homesite Terms MR..
IlDDEN. after . p m, Dec. o054-M: day,
ST .,34y
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GEORGETOWN-S7,00 900.

Near list and o. rooms bath. extra
laVatory. hot i-Water heat. gas furnace
BOSS q PHELPS Natl $500 Evening
phone service till O'Clock
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OLDSMOBILE 1898 IS" 4-door trunk Sc
dan; excellent gray finish; motor and
rubber excellent: interior immaculate; truly
f1ne car in every respect; 1925 L. P.
Steuart, Inc, 1925 18th nv. Decatur
1903
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctloneers
HOTEL CONTINENTAL UNCLAIMED BAG

HOTEL CONTINENTAL UNCLAIMED BAG
GAGE, BY AUCTION.
Notice iG hereby given that on TUES
DAY. JANUARY 30, 1910. COMMENCI ING
AT THREE P NJ. We will sell by public
auction at Weschler's. 9l5 e St. NV. to
enforce our. liens for charges, miscellaneous
baggage. consisting of suit cases. handbags
hat bags, briefcase. ETC. left with US in
the names Of J. Cook, James A., Ansnia Y;
Krandan Mr. Moore. G Mather. Nj
Bennett Mr. Pryor. Mrs j. NJ. Ullman
Mrs. J A Kanady. II F Scott, NJ. D Kirk
patrick A. w FITZPATRICK U ] Clupman,
NJ II Hayes. All parties interested please
take notice.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
jail %. % APO North Capitol ST..
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

REAR OF 1916 ST NW-4 CARS;
$40 90
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
To3 20th St NV
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PONIlAC 1887 4-door trunk sedan; blue
nnlsh, immaculate; radio and heater; per-
iect mechanically; real bargain at only
S44o. Displayed in heated building L. p
Steuart, Inc. l326 I4th st. NV Dec 4Sn3
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LOANS TO D. c.. MD, VA. HOMEOWNERS;
also Endorsed co-maker and collateral
loans: low rates; easy terms: no delay.
SECURITY FINANCE CORP.
S3S Investment Bldg Dist S612
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MUST SELL
Full Price. S3,990-Worth $4,000.
GAITHERSBURG. MONTG. co.
Beautiful and substantial residence, con-
esting of 3 bedrooms, glaSS-lncloSed sleep
ing porch and bath on second floor; large
living room with real fireplace: dining ROOM
large kitchen > pantrles. . cellars, glassed-
in breakfast porch, large porch: on approx.
l. acre ground. on concrete street: ! block
schools. stores. station and bus safe
and sound investment you will never get
again; $3.50 down, $50 mo. Call MR..
BOWEN. Chestnut 1924.
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY!
Arlington North Barton s. 10 MN. from
War Dept-Nce 5-room and N'th bunga-
$40 mo Call MR.. BOWEN. Chestnut 5294.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
Continued.
LIVE IN EDGEMOOR

And enjoy home that We Consider the
finest value in D. C. or Maryland Situated
on a lot 50x150 and containing : rooms
tpaneled den on first floor ; complete
baths and automatic air-conditioned neat.
BUY now and you may seIect vour twn
color schemes inside and out For further
details, call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe towr
sedan. S3a1. equal to new big allowance
Don't look for a parking space drive in
bldg. Always better deal at Hill & Tib-
bits. lll4 Vermont ave Natl $3.50
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL BUY LOTS, WHITE OR coLoREDE
., c. only. HARRY ROD. SIT G st. NV.
Phone National 1925.
WANTED LOTS-SEE US FOR A QUICK
sale on your vacant lot WILLIAM NJ
klICHIN e. CO. $40 Tower Bldg Natl.
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OLDSMOBILE 1897 IS" .-door trunk
sedan: left here to be sold by private
party sacrifice for only S475 guaranteed
by Royal Motor Co. Is Kennedy St NV
Randolph 11lO
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BRICK FOUR-FAM1LY FLAT-S1o. 500
strictly white rental section Three
rooms bath and screened porch in each
unit; separate gas heating plants: ten
ants pay own fuel and light Income
81 $40 year The cheapest building Of
this type in WASHINGTON
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
l5oo H 81. NV National 2345
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OLDSMOBILE 1899 sedan: runs fine: looks
exceptionally good: all YOU need is SIS
down. name your own terms on balance
Leo Rocca, Inc. n. Y. and Fla. aves. ne.
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PACKARD 1887 model 40 sedan: Al
condition has had excellent care by former
owner. who is an official in the Smith
sonian Institution: priced right at only
TOR SALES. 1905 14th st. NV. North
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WILLYS 1910 de luxe sedan; oflciars car;
low mileage ueV-car guaranteed Robin-
son Nash WIliys fIi W Central ave-,
Capitol Heights Md Hillside nS5@
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| OLDSMOBILE 1887 4-door trunk sedan:
excellent blue finish; economical 6-cylinder
motor. Thoroughly checked TO give you safe
winter driving; rubber and interior excel
| lent; low price. NOW S415. L. P Steuart,
| Inc. 1925 l4th ST. NV Decatur 4SO3
/ OLDSMOBILE 1899 coupe CYL; i'm
| maculate; $3.50. Mr.. Flood 1921 Con-
! necficut Wood S4nl
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED
Good retail store locations also vacant
houses for white and colored all sections
EXCLUSIVE LEASING AGENT FOR
HIGHS ICE CREAM STORES
HARRY JUSTINE
S19 l1th ST, NV. Natl. eS44 "0s
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PONTIAC late 1895 coach: private out
of-State party Will sacrifice for quick
sale; radiQ, heater. defroster; small &;
mechanically perfect. 2lO st. NV 16s
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TERRAPLANE 1884 town sedan: very low
mileage car IN perfect condition. WINTER
lied and fully guaranteed Special for
TOUR DAYS only, >l3S. Mcmahon Chey-
roIet. Inc, 6J23 Georgia ave. NV. Geor-
gia 0l0U.
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IERRAPLANE 1896 2-door sedan model
% paint, interior, tires. motor. general
conGition well above average; reduced to
S329: guaranteed. Call Carl Motor Sales
GO, Georgia ave. and Peabody St NV.
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NHNDELI CHEVROLET.
500 Nichols Ave Sc Lincoln Ass

CHEVROLET 1897 coupe de luxe: smart
personal car and thrifty for business use
overall condition will please the most
critical buyer, buy now at next spring
prices. 1850: guaranteed. easy terms,
Lustine, Nicholson. Hyattsville, Md Green
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PONTIAC 1888 coupe: low mileage BY
original owner; ideal car for business or
pleasure; reduced to S499; over 80 other
fine cars ALWAYS A BETTER DEAL
at Arcade Pontiac. l419 Irving st. NV.
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PONTIAC 1855 2-door sedan dandy mo-
tor good rubber, clean interior. Will give
you many thousands OF miles OF excellent
service for only S"35. Arcade Pontiac
1919 Irving ST. NV Adams $500
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CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe coupe; radio:
driven only 5000 miles: can't be told
from new car: winterized and fully guar
anteed. Four days only. S5aS McMa-
hon Chevrolet. Inc, 1923 Georgia ave
NV Georgia OlOO
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PONTIAC 1899 2-door 6-cyl, 12O-inch
wheel base radio low mileage by / owner:
maroon; =, sits. Mr.. Flood, 1921 Connec-
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PONTIAC 1887 "-door touring sedan:
excellent sUn-metsl finish. fine motor. ;
nearly new tires spotess interior: S4a5:
over 30 other fine cars ALWAYS A BET
TER DEAL at Arcade Pontiac. 1919 Irving
st NV Adams $500
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PONTIAC 1886 coach; knee-action COM
Tort, hydraulics fine tires sound. cconom-
lcal motor: reduced TO 1888: guaranteed.
Can Carl Motor Sales Co. <4432 Conn. ave.
WOOdleV 1870
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FORD 1897 club cabriolet S37; radio and
heater: top good rubber perfect: big allow
ance Don't look for a parking space. drive
in bldg. Always a better deal at Hill &
Tibbitts. III Vermont ave Natl $3.50
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FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor trunk sedan,
S4S1: one-owner car: fine motor. rubber:
big allowance Don't look for a parking
space. drive in bldg. Alwavs a better deal
At Hill e. Tibbitts. lila Vermont ave Natl.
QSnn
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ALL ABOUT BABIES

not be necessary to resort to the
more costly refined foods and vita
minis which in any case should be
prescribed only by her physician.
The teeth of many women are
more susceptible to decay dur
ing pregnancy and should there
fore receive the early care of a
dentist and be periodically exam
ined for defects. The proper care
of the breasts should be empha-
sized as a prelude to successful
breast feeding.
The mental attitude of the pros
pective mother toward her preg-
nancy is of considerable impor-
lance. She should be impressed
that a calm mind free from worry
and fear shuold be cultivated.
Harmony within the family and
the Punishment of superstitious
fears will do much toward hap
by outcome of pregnancy.
NEXT: Can We Save Premature
Babies?
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Reputation
E=EBY VIDh T--Z

ing anything now after all these
years"
Bill helped her out and held out
his hand for the parking check.
1T has narrowed down to how
many people ," he asked as they
walked away.
Two, Helen stiles and Hazel
Stone. Buzz says Hazel has been
at the store for seven years but
she says it's only three. Chris
told me once she had been there
ever since he could remember so
ii looks as IL she doesn't want me
to know the truth.
But II she were guilty wouldn't
she have tried to leave the store
afterward I've thought about 1t
until my brain is going around in
circles. Hazel is cheap and COM
mon and talks about nothing but
men.
'of the two I prefer Helen with
all her snobbish behavior. can't
help thinking there must be
reason for the way she treats me
which isn't personal. mean may
be she is trying TO conceal some
thing and doesn't dare become in
innate with anyone in the store"
Not Both
ut couldn't be both of them"
Bill admitted sensibly. See here,
Gail, why not stop thinking about
it for a while? With the holidays
coming on and everything why
not give yourself vacation from
the whole idea? Sometimes things
like this clear up better If you
don't work at it too hard"
She was grateful for his advice
but she knew Anna would not per-
nit her to follow il.
Continued on Page IA, Column 81
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a young, pointed collar. or have a
squared neckline and perhaps ric-
rae edging. You might like the
flaring skirt in bright contrast to
the bodice. giving a two-piece eff
feet. Choose becomingly colored
cotton or synthetic fabric.
Pattern 4421 is available in
misses and women's sizes u. IA.
Is, is, 20. 80. 30. 80. SO. IS. 20 and
AZ. Size 16 takes ~ yards So
inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS t15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly SIZE. NAME,
ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Are you q problem child" as
far as your figure il concerned? II
you are irregularly proportioned
let ANNE ADAMS PER-FTT
FOUNDATION PATTERN ala
take the guess-work out Of dress
making. It's basic figure"
pattern that Is first fitted and
adjusted TO your exact measure
ments in tissue: then cut out in
muslin for a permanent record.
Pin all OF your dress patterns to
il. make the necessary changes.
and the finished frock will fit with
custom-ma6e perfectioni Send for
Foundation Pattern today-it
costs just FIFTEEN CENTS and
two tax tokens.
Send your order 10 The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department. SIG
Market 1t.
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body and what she may expect
during pregnancy it will be a great
help in following good health
habits.
The diet is OF primary impor-
lance to the expectant mother. The
food which the mother takes must
not only fulfill her daily needs as
to calories. protein, minerals. vita
minis, etc, but must be so bal
anced as to meet the needs of the
unborn baby. Strictly considered,
II is not necessary for the mother
to eat for two If she has an ample,
we'll diet herself. The
foods taken must provide for
growth and repair. must give suf-
ficient energy. must be protective
against the deficiency diseases and
must promote regular elimination.
Water is very important for regu-
lation and should be taken in such
quantities as the doctor advises.
The foods which are basic 10
good nutrition may be listed as
follows:
Milk up to one quart n day
should ba taken In some form.
Fresh and stewed fruits
may be taken daily and some
OF the citrus fruits should be
included.
Vegetables. especially the
colored ones, cooked and un-
cooked, are desirable and
should he eaten daily.
Whole grain breads and
cereals are 20 be preferred TO
refined foods.
II the mother is given an ample
well-balanced diet with all ths
food elements and vitsmins. II viii
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p a tern

Pick a pocket and be in style"
says fashion. For pockets are
Haunted by all the smartest new
frocks, and Pattern 442l by Anne
Adams is no exception. Big, stun
ming "cash-and-carry" pockets are
attached very simply to the belt by
means of buttoned-flaps. and may
be put on or omitted at will. An
all-around yoke. with deep gathers
below, gives nice restraint to the
action-free bodice lines. Stitch on
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Answers TO Test Questions

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on editorial page.
]. No.
2. Both have the same nutritive
value.
8. Aught means anything.
Naught means nothing.
4. Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee,
Ala.
5. No.
6. Ku Klux Khan.
Z. Boxing.
s. Frowning.
Q. Beethoven.
10. India.
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You don't mean you have
nothing to do with your time.
Women who are accomplishing
worth while things every day
complain because they don't
have ENOUGH TIME.
Every thinking middle class
wife today faces a personal
problem that 10 too big for her
20 solve alone: "Hcw can !
justify my existence: pay for my
upkeepy"
BY having children! That Is
only = temporary answer. For
by the time they are eight or
ten. school has taken over the
greatest part Of their training.
and what il left for the mother
4 not . full time job.
Besides: while giving children
20 . husband was once giving
him help in the fields. today
giving q man children II putting
1t least q 25-year financial bur-
den on his shoulders him
for life TO an economic treadmill.
30 children are today In the
luxury class-en1oyable Injuries.
no doubt, but Injuries neverthe-
less.
BY insisting on doing all her
own work. even though maid
or part time maid won't wreck
the budget! That Is . stupid
answer. For q woman with q
good mind to spend her life
washing dishes and cooking
meals when she can afford to
hire it done. u Al absurd as for
. high-powered business man to
refuse to let 4 stenographer
type his letters and answer his
telephone.
BY devoting her life TO help
ing her husband get ahead In
his career? Few women can do
this. Most men don't need the
little woman's help at all For
the most part. that Is a pre-
tense women feed themselves
20 justify their husbands sup
porting them all through the
years, and to build up their
eeos. BY holding down job
outside the homer That usually
Il . poor justification. for. be-
ing ! woman. she won't be paid
much. And. also. because she
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Middle Aged Woman Asks How She
Can Justify Her Existence
Not Alone in Her Desire for information for
Most Women Want Answer TO This Inquiry
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: middle-cass, middle-aged wife
who finds herself faced with the problem confronting
other
It is this. have too much time my hands and not
enough TO do with that time would like to accomplish
something useful and justify my existence As it is feel
like parasite. Ny husband works hard and has
plant to make because not doing better job than
but must admit that feel ashamed every time he
buys something does me favor.
Ny children grown so am not needed by them any
more. Ny home has all the modern convenience my
housekeeping not strain And because this
find too much time and worry about things that can't
help.
Just what can do who in my class--who have
too much time their hands and nothing to do with it?
PERPLEXED.
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TO diet, bathing,
sleeping. exer-
else, recreation
and elimination.
Her doctor will
outline her daily
routine. but 1t
will be her re-
sponsibility to
see that 1t Is all
c carrie d o Il I
faithfully. II she
knows so m e.
thing about the
or m al func-
Ainna Of the
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Rice Mullins
REAL ANIMAL LOVER

Charlie Ruggles. who currently
is appearing in The Farmers
Daughter" being made by Para
mount, owns scores Of dogs. cats,
monkeys. parrots and other ami
mails Il like them. they make me
forget the rush Of modern civiliza-
ton" he insists.