Garland Globe | 1906-07-07 | Page 6 | Wifey's Little Hints

WIFEY'S LITTLE HINT. Cbntle Xesson, But th Probabilities Ar It Cured Hubby of Staying Stay-ing Out Late, It came about this way. The man, lthough a good fellow and well liked, managed to evade tho women until he was steered against a widow, who won him hands down In three months. For a long tlm'e ho was one of tho model men of Uio city, and all tho young married women held him up as a Ladlos' Home Journal sample ot manhood, but later he began staying out after ten o'clock and Anally bo- came so bold and hardened to feminine fem-inine scoldings nnd pleadings that ho had been known to barely get homo In time for breakfast. Tho other morning at three o'clock he turned tho corner leading to his home and was surprised to see a light In the window. Thinking that his wlfo might be sick, or that something else equally as terrible might havo happened, he quickened his stop and burst into tho door to find his wlfo sitting In tho parlor dressed In black. "What's tho matter, dear?" he mur mured, all out of breath. "Oh, nothing," was the calm reply "I'm Just mourning for my late bus band." I