Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-06-19
The ABBE' WALLACE Service, e/e
,N~ The Chicago World .
Il s, 35th ST.. Chicago. IN.
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R. C.-My wife is a good wo.
man in every respect but she
dosen't know now hold on to a
dime. She spends every penny
/ that she gets her hands ON and
J generally it is the income fol-
: the entire week. ] have tried tc
! talk to her seriously baout saw
! ing but is dosen't seem to pierce
! her head. l don't want to have
7 to deprive her of her right tC
handle the money and yet l don't
want a fCs-.
Ans: Money has never been an
object with your wife and SHE
dOsen't realize the Importance OF
managing and saving it. Never
theless, she is very anxious fol
Some of The common luxuIies
of life such as a car, home and
ETC., and if you approach hel
right and let her know that in
order to have any one of these
comforts, it will be necessary to
live thrifty and to, save regul-
arly. Agree on deducting your
| savings each week and putting
| it in the bank and give her the
balance to run the house. | sug-
gest that you send for a copy OF
the book Cures For A Lean
Purse, price 81.
+ X
l.. c. b. am. retiring from
my teaching profession this
summer. | own my own home and
can get along nicely but natural
ly | want something to do to oc-
cupy my mind. My niece is the
mother of twin daughters. They
will enter school for the first
time this fall. She wants me to
board the children so that she
may return to work. They are
adorable.
Ans: The children will be =
Joy for you to have in your home.
Your niece is very fortunate to
have one as capable as you to
assume this responsibility. She
will make it worth your while.
Agree to take the youngsters.
! l.. S.-Several months ago
strated going with a man and
l told him at the time that L did
hisnot ever want to leave his
wife for me. | care for him but
did not want to brea UP his
him. Now he says he is going to
leave his wife SO we can be to-
gether. l do not want to break up
mis- home.
Ans: Perhaps not, but that's
exactly what you have about
succeeded in doing. Didn't it
dawn on you Fhat you would
PAUSE trouble in his home il
yDu kept company with him? ?
Now if you are sincere in not
wanting to break up his home
Stop Going With Him.
p. S.-My son graduated from
ligh school this month and his
only interest seems to be base
ball. l wonder if he is spending
too much of his time thinking
| about the game.
Ans: | hardly think so-his
enthusiasm is great because he
was high school player and lie
wants to go out for this sport
when he enters college. Encour-
age him. Sports are character
building and wonderful outlet
for his excess energy.
out with the expenses, we could
N. M. C.-My husband and
have been married three years
! No children. He Thought that ii
I would go to work too and help
soon save enough money to buy
home. He promised to helg
with the house wor and other
duties around the home. Since
! have been working, he hasn't
turned his hands. Tell me il
should quit?
Ans: That depends on nov
eager you are to have a home OF
vour own. The only way you CAL
hone for your dreams to mater
ialize is for you to WORK 100
Don't bicker with your HUSBAND
about doing part of the house
hold duties instead-get par
time Job so that you Will nave
time to do these duties yoursel
Save every cent that you earn
and bank it. Continue to i've OIL
what he makes. The Book How
TO Keep Your Money and AT
trait Good Luck should lnteres
YOU. The price is 81. Send YOU
order direct to me. Addresses a
the head Of this column.
VOTE REPUBLICAN -
Rev. H. w. Cunningham, pas
In giving. man receives more
than he givs, and the more !
in proportion to the worth oltnt
thing given. George MacDo1ldi'
| VOTE REPUBLICAN,
Give, and it shall be gwen I'LL
toto you; good measure, presse'
down, and shaken together, AM
running over.-Luke 6:3S
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magnanimous. The best man O
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