Show i WHAT EVERY WOMAN IJ ASKS I I By Jane Dixon After Aftel the da day is s finished when hen it is isan I all an over and done the done the clothes the work the play the associates what what I then I Where will I go I go go o HOME Here is a question question ques ques- c tion as inevitable as that the sun sun 1 I must come up out of the East and andI I r go down into the West Vest There comes a moment when the verl st of peacocks peacocks pea pea- i I cocks the most II l persistent pleas- pleas i II i u e seeker th the I steadiest worker best of friends the j I t. t 1 must draw the DIY DIXON over the thel h veil yeU over t drama of the day daya I. I a and go tp to rest Nature demands her perl period Q of relaxation relax relax- of sleep To deny Nature her own to incur the enmity i t of the the great and all aU powerful powerful power power- ful physician physician without which no manno man no no nor woman n. n ride may but ut I II I dissolution and oblivion When an automobile ceases to function function I I tion we ve take e it to a service shop hop and se see that the worn orn o rn the he imp ired part i is replaced When the human machine inachin develops 1 knocks in its its its' cylinder from steady usage usage wise motorists among us park I ourselves in the service station of nature nature na na- na- na ture and we drive drive- out of the garage garage the next morning fit for for forthe the eventualities ties of another day WHERE ROES GIRL LIVE If I were I a young man mal thinking seriously seriously se- se of risking my happiness in the uncertain matrimonial gamble I would make it my business to to to discover where a a girl olives girl ives b before fore I II played the first card Not In what what p part rt or or r section n of the ci city y she lives lives- Ives nor yet in what contour of of house Externals as always alwa's mean less than nothing in the equation of home There is many a hovel of unclean- unclean liness of malc malcontent and misery on the avenue of marble houses and mil mil- I I Likewise is Is' Is th there re many a castle r I shining bright vib vibrant nt with joy and andI I lovely as it lt is beloved belo iI in the area of and tousled eneth tenements We cannot buy rent nor inherit a ahome ahome I. I home I B By any on one of these three methods or oy of exchange or Acquisition we may find ourselves in possession of a place in lh which to stay but hut this is as far from the real meaning meaning meaning mean mean- ing of the tha word home as a boarding boardinghouse house houge pie is from the tile kind that mother used to make Whenever I J meet a girl who wants to g go anywhere in town except home homeI I 1 know one of two things is all wrong either the home or the a young marl mari man told me not hot lot so long lone ago ako I Yes Yes 1 I 1 urged And then what do you do I I 1 make malte it lt my business to find tind out which and why was the answer If U UI it hon hon hon and nd the girl is helpless I she surely ha hamy my my sympathy I am for forI I her au all the tha way through If it Ii is the girl I girl I drop prop her A girl who has no In Instinct instinct In- In no use for 3 a comfortable home even though it is a ro room one m two two b by four our is no good to a young fellow who wants t camp his own rooftree rooftree rooftree roof- roof tree one one of these days I 1 wouldn't wouldn't waste my time 1 on n her sort Can you not see then the ships that pass in the night JEWELS ONLY SHAM There is the girl the woman who crawls to some cheap intolerable hall room back and deposits several hundred hun hun- dred dollars dollars' worth of fur coat a tidy fortune in gaudy jewelry in the murk of this cheerless cave Poor blind peacock As if the world was hot not wise to her j I silly sham The world knows real folk sud themselves with cheeriness with wHo wholesomeness with decency first and bedeck themselves elves only after their environments as well bred clean minded clear cleat souls o ls must and will have Accept this this' as an an Invariable fact If you wish to strike a high average be before before be be- fore the world and the people in iti it IL let your home represent the very best there is in you Consider always that in her home hom a woman woman woman-is Is the jewel Would you set a lovely ovely diamond in ugly ugly- tarnished tin In the case of jewel covered fingers pins and pendant and nd wrist watches and the like the woman is IB merely t tIle the e background for the glitter Personality Personal Personal- ity uty is wiped out by iy a window display of brilliant baubles The regular Tue-regular regular girl the right sort of woman would rath rather r possess a cosy comfortable home where she she can rel relax relax re- re l lax x where she can receive her friends and be genuinely happy than she would to own the largest diamond in Tifany's Tifany's anys any's collection THE RESTLESS RESTLESS' HUSBAND iD My ly husband will not stay f y at home He wants to be on the go all an anthe the time Have Haye you heard Meard this plaint Yes doben dobens of ot times j If you have troubled to inquire into the whys and wherefores of the case cac you YO have hav discovered the cause without t which there c can n be be- beno no effect Either rither the husband himself is is' is not a hundred per cent husband nor husband nor anywhere anywhere anywhere any any- where near that percentage or or the home has a minus sign after Instead of bf A A. plus The he mIracle of a woman taking an inexpensive little wire cot a cover and anda a few tew bright pillows and transforming a a room into ari i p- p ph h new to toUs tous us us i j V I ii j f 1 t.- t. 1 There There There-Js ls js an 1 o wom x she vho buys buy's o 0 and stodgy S' S PJ cri j i b m fr ni 11 os n a they are placed by the furniture I when he makes the delivery She buys beautiful pictures this home homO destroyer then Hangs them haphazard haphazard haphazard hap hap- hazard in the wrong place Once her house is furnished she is done it No no all pieces of bric a selected with care and i thoughtfulness no hands hangs of f love to j I give color and atmosphere to that sacred sa- sa cred ed sp spot t called home J HOME LIKE HOTEL J ISmaIl wonder husband finds no pleasure In under the shade j of his own roof tree lIe might stop in I any hotel noel room and feel teel just jus as much i at home His home la ic nothing more or I Iless Iless less than a hollow shell a cover scover for tor j I him while he sleeps sleeps sleeps-a a convenience IA J I JA A certain fine young oung girl of f the stage who lives in Jn in her trunks and and I Isome anchors anchors' every other night or so in some tank town townS hotel on on the small smalltime I time circuit carries a of home atop her er wardrobe The moment The moment she i enters one of of these cheerless hotel hotel I chubby holes hoies she hustles out the cretonne cre ere tonne covers the little knick knick- knacks s which transform barn into a niche of cheeriness i j It It only takes a second she she explains ex ex- plains and I simply c cannot endure j I Ithe the loneliness of never feeling at home j. j It is too depressing I Other members of or the company often I wonder why Margaret's Margarets room is the Mecca for them all In leisure moments j why th they y hate to leave it Jt and to 0 to I their heir own drab corner cornel Some man man J is I 1 going to be a mighty mighty lucky lucky chap hen henhe henhe he claims Margaret If y you u have not given much thou thought ht to the place you iOU call home do not not wait walt for the New Year to mal make e a new resolution Forswear tl that at extra frock and expend the money on something comfy something attractive for tor your living quarters Then hen note the brightening brightening bright bright- ening effect such acquisition has on your spirits When the day is done donto aee seeto seto to it that you go home not merely some place where you Ming your hat r a worn worn- an 11 measure b the r re the world i of f e v ta f. f th the woman I a Q b the Tele- Tele j I m l f Co I i |