a delicate stage of our life. We are determined to demand our political and civil rights until all our demands are realized... And the man is suspicious of our good intentions, and has little confidence in our capacity to keep pace with him; so no gesture must come from us that betrays recklessness or want of balance. Let us preserve our femininity: let no voice of ours be raised and no temper of ours turn fierce, lest the man take this state of ours as a weapon to fight us with, saying: We want women who turn our homes into gardens of paradise where happiness and good cheer prevail—not rivals who shoulder and jostle us and create in our homes a hateful atmosphere in which nerves grow strained and hearts go to bed nursing rancor and spite.

Your first task, Madam, is to secure marital happiness; and it is an instinct rooted deep in woman's nature to fly to the service of others and to the happiness of her family. If you wish to strengthen your standing with your husband and prove to him your competence and your intelligence, then perfect the duties that are yours—cook-ing, running a house, raising chil-dren, and humoring a husband... Leave him no room for criticism or grumbling... And if you have special gifts, such as music, painting, or writing, set about strengthening them, and strive to convince him of the worth of what you have done and are doing... But to rebel against your life's partner and take toward him the stance of a fierce rival, raising your voice on the slightest occasion and crowing gleefully over the least slip he makes—that ill becomes a conscious lady who entered upon married life of her own consent, and who appreciates her responsi-bility and her first mission in life.

If you wish, Madam, to win your husband's heart and his affection, beware of meeting him with obstinacy and with violent resistance... Rather be to him a wing on which he soars, and

a melody to whose measure he sings his great anthem; thus you will win his heart and his mind, and secure the marital happiness for which you strive.

Aspro

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This weather deserves watching

Keep 'Aspro' with you

The weather between seasons brings sudden changes and causes evident ailments: unexpected sorts of colds appear everywhere, and chronic attacks of the joints spread wider and wider. But one simple measure will keep all these troubles away from you. Keep 'Aspro' with you and use it whenever you wish—the ideal remedy at any time and in any place; 'Aspro' stands at your side and lets you feel its effect quickly. 'Aspro' drives off the first signs of a cold before it gets a hold on you, brings down fever, and removes pain. Think what escaping pain, discomfort, and fatigue means to you...

'Aspro'... think of the time, health, and money it saves you.

I write you this after having used those wonderful tablets—'Aspro' tablets—to treat the constant headache that used to shatter my head from time to time. In only a short while I was cured of the accursed headache, and the ills that had befallen me on its account were gone. Najib R...

Gargling with 'Aspro' is the best protection against colds.

When you gargle with 'Aspro,' its fine elements cling to the tissues of the throat, working their lasting, soothing effect.

'Aspro' gladdens the heart!

Prices in Lebanon: 15 tablets, 15 piasters; 45 tablets, 70 piasters.

Agents: G. B. Sheridan (Middle East) Ltd.