Beatrice Fairfax
PKOBLEMS THAT PKBPI.KX.
A Test of Friendship.
Oear Miss Fairfax: X corresponded
with a yqpng man distant relative to
me for a year, at the end of which
time he. came here, staving at my
home during his entire visit. After he
went back home he continued to cor
respond with me as usual for eight
months.
Three months ago he failed to write
as punctually as he usually does, so
I wrote him. askng the rausofand he
answered that the whole family had
been ill.
Now- the thing that puzzles tne, is
that after 1 answered his last letter,
which was nine weeks ago, I did not
receive any more letters from him. 1
feel ns though I ought to write and
find out the reason, but my parents
as well as my pride tell me not to.
We shonuld like to have a third nel
son's advice. Will you kindly advise
me? PUZZLED.
Suppose this were a woman friend
instead of a man—wouldn't you. In
view of I he illness in the family—
write and nsk If all were now going
well, or if there were still more wor
ries and troubles. Kindness and cour
tesy are never amiss. Don't be self,
conscious about this situation, but
show the reality and sincerity of your
friendship and Interest by writing t<^
say that both you and your parent*1
are hoping all i» well and that you
would be glad to hear that your
friend's silence means that he has been
busy or careless and that there Is
nothing radically wrong. The young
mans attitude In return for your
loyal Interest will show you exactly
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I what friendship he gives and how
much you can count on him.
Betty: You ask love to make you
happy, to content you, to satisfy, to
stimulate, to thrill and to enthrall.
But how can it, when you do nothing
to stimulate It in turn? In demand
Ing your rights you deny your right
to love. Kor love Is giving.
When you love, you do not think of
lelf. of your own satisfaction, of what
is due you. When you truly love,
you vearn to he so fine and loyal and
worthy that love will t* a welcome
guest In your heart and will know that
It has found an abiding place with you.
When you think you are disillusion
ed with love, you may be disappointed
In some one who was nevery worthy
to call up a big emotion in your heart:
you may be bitter against yourself for
the selfish demands which made It
Impossible for love to stay with you.
But. love is still there—like the sun
light behind the clouds.
8. 4.: I too hate to see you part
with your "precious locks." If your
hair is so beautiful why do you want
to bob It? If curls are becoming
then wear your tresses in curls. It
Isn't so much a question of style,
especially when one Is 14.
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Given By John A. Evans
Declares Tanlac Ended In
digestion, Nervousness,
Headaches and Insomnia
—In Pink of Condition
Now, He States.
“My health was so badly broken up
and I was so played out that at times
I could hardly drag around, but Tan
ias has made me feel fine and strong
enough to tackle any kind of work,”
recently said Jotm A. Evans, 2106
Harney, Omaha, Neb., well known con
tractor.
"My appetite and stomach failed me
completely and indigestion, headaches,
nervousness and poor sleep nearly put
me out of business. I had knifelike
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all the time, and couldn't get relief
In spite of all I could do.
"Well, Tanlac has given me such a
corking appetite that when the call
for meal time comes, I'm ark speedy
as a boy Just getting out of school.
My digestion is perfect, I have gained
10 pounds, sleep fine, and am in the
pink of condition in every way. Tan
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The minute you put your feet in M
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WOMAN SO ILL
GOULDNOTWORK
Gained Strength,Weight, and Now
Doing Own Work by Taking Lydia
E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Marion. Ind.—“I was all run-down,
nervous anil bent over. 1 could hardly
arag srouna. let
alone do my w ork.
I read some let
ters in the papers
tcllingwhat l vdm
E. Pinkhani's'' rg
etable Compound
had doneforothers
and 1 thought I
would try it. Then
a man told tr y rus
band about hia
wife and what
good it had dona
«*' r nun u> raw rrr ;ry iu
1 took one N't tie and could see w at it
did for mein a week** time, an.» hen 1
had taken three N'ttles l had ga ted
both in strength Bnd weight an.- was
doing my own w ork I took it N-fore
my last baby was tvrn and it helped
me so much. I sure am glad to reoom
mend the Vegetable Compound to any
woman who sutlers from for .V ail
ments, for 1 know by experience what
it can do, 1 have used I.ydia 1 ihnk
ham's Sanative Wash, sis. the l iver
Pilla.too.and think them tine Mrs.
Wm KrpRHHiK. tSM E. Grant Street,
Marion. Indiana
A record of nearly fifty years ser- ■>, ^
vice should com mce you of the ment
of Lydia L. i’u-JGiaui a Cvoi^xund.