Beatrice Fairfax
Problems That Perplex
The Selfish Admirer.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am 29 and
going about with a man of 30. He
claims that he love9 me a great deal,
but that he would never marry me.
He earns $40 per week, and only
gives me a present at Christmas. He
takes me to the movies on Saturday
and that is the only place he takes
me. He is very close. Should I give
him up? M. B.
The man is selflsh and stingy, ac
cording to your own judgment and
knowledge. What happiness does he
offer you? Think what It would be to
marry a man for whom you have so
many unpleasant reactions. You will
be happier if you put such a useless
relationship out of your life.
An Unfair Fiance.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I have been go
ing about with a young man for two
years and engaged for one year. In
all this time he has never taken me
to visit his family, and every time I
speak to him about it he makes all
sorts of excuses.
What do you think? ANXIOUS.
The man's family ought to call on
his fiancee. If your engagement i“
public they must know of it. Even if
they disapprove, they cannot refuse
to meet the girl who is to be their
son's wife unless there is some very
good reason why he should not marry.
Your parents ought to look into this
matter. It is unreasonable and unfair.
Twenty Two: It would take some
one wiser than I to know what is
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to marry, and yet if your husband
will have a farm wh»n you do, you
can make a living. Your parent* will
he better ahle to adviae you than any
one else.
Dolly: I can't tell from th» draw
ing you sent me whether you have
talent or not. If you like art work
you should really make an effort to
go into It seriously. You should see
a teacher, however, or some one f4>nv
petent to advise you. If you are in
Lincoln at any time consult some one
from the art department at the state
university. If you are In Omaha
come to m» and I will refer you to
some one who can advise you. In
the mean time you might write to
the r’bli ago Art Institute and find out
If they have courses by mall. If you
would take a correspondence course
you might then ascertain whether or
not you have talent. I would write
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Vegetable Compoundm.i svijotu fail
to help
