The first American mixer

Sunbeam

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Sensational NEW

Sunbeam

MODEL 10 AUTOMATIC

MIXMASTER

It is like all the famous "Sunbeam" products

Sunbeam COFFEEMASTER — for coffee

Sunbeam WAFFLE BAKER — for cakes

Sunbeam Radiant Control TOASTER — for toasting bread

Sunbeam EGG COOKER — for boiling eggs

Always ask for the superior "Sunbeam" brand — come see it and try it at the shop of

Achkar, Kurban & Co. — Howayek Street — Beirut

yearning that stirs in woman's breast, for she wishes to be loved and pampered. Hence many men fall into deadly doubt, suspecting the fidelity of their wives and believing that woman is trying to catch them in her snares. But whatever truth there may be in their belief, woman is far from deceit, for she is the storehouse of the acknowledged virtues: sacrifice, strength of will, and readiness to suffer for the sake of the one she loves; then spiritual exaltation, faithfulness, hope, courage, and self-denial in calamity and sickness. These qualities, and many like them that human society needs, are native to the breast of every female. But woman is a musical instrument that delights only the one who plays it well: no one brings these ideal qualities out into existence save the man who gives her his heart, while she rests content in his love and devotion.

All that woman asks of life is to love and be loved. If she does not fall in love with a man, she turns her emotional attention in another direction: she may love her rela-tives, or give herself entirely to social work. And to feel happy she must feel that the man not only wants her but needs her — this makes her feel the importance of her existence and the worth of her being. How many women marry and wear themselves out with hard work so that the husband may be at ease and spared heavy expenses — but how many men appreciate these sacrifices?

The changes that occur in a woman's life do not confront the man. He leaves his school days for the work he aspires to; and if he marries, he does not change the course of his life — his chosen wife accompanies him. But the woman gives up many things at this stage: she casts off even

her name to be with him, and struggles in the battle of life at his side and for his sake. Yet he does not grasp woman's many-sided nature, nor her capacity to adapt herself to everything new. He follows the logic he understands,