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THREE QUESTIONS. Send all letters to Abbe Wallace, rare of
The Omaha Guide. 24IK Grant Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
A. B. C-—Why did the two boys
want my photo? Was it friendship
or are they trying to hurt mo?
An8: You have them all
wrong. Show me what young
man doesn’t like to have the
photo of a pretty girl on his
dresser. You are taking this
compliment too serro’f.ly,
F. L-—My mother is s»ck. I8 8he
hurt? Who hurt her?
Ans; Your mot hen' is not
hurt. Her condition is due to
a run down body. Fyi needs
the attention of a good medi
cal doctor who will have her
up and about again in short
Older. She is not suffering
from any sort of a spell, so
calm your fears.
_ i
H- G. R.—If I do what is on my
mind to the hoys that I desire to
C<> with wVl I be fortunate enough
to stay out of trouble?
Ans: You will le making a
Bobbin’s Pharmacy
2StW* Vo. ?4‘b st. WR I7t
I
PT P»v« rn <ook wri .
M 4 VO s »»4RnRP SHOr
Ladies' and Obildren* Wor»
A Specialty
1*2? Lake Street
HINES TAILOR SHOP
Cleaning, Pressing and Re
pairing.
Dyeing and Hat Cleaning
y Dresses Cleaned and Press 1
ed—Pur Crafting. Etc.
2623 Q STREET
Men’s Dress Shirts 13y2 to 20
$1.00
Men's Ties. $ 29—4 for $1.00
Open Saturday Evenings
La a 9
ACE TIE SHOP
1402 F&rnam
North 24th Street
SHOE HOSPITAL
1807 No. 24th St. WE 4240
Have your old shoes made to
logfc and wear like new.
Oxtf divisible resoling is ji st
what yon need to keep yc ur
fee$ nice and warm.
Men’s and Women’s *oes
left over for sale.
! VISIT THE
New
Elite
Bar
2423 N 24th St
Drinks Of All Kinds
At Moderate Prices
Special Courtesy to Ladies
Direct Wire on
All Sporting Events
Christopher &
McGill, Props.
big mistake little girl if you
decide to do these things you
have in mind to do with the
boys. For the sake of yourfu
ture happiness don’t make this
mistake. If you do you will
lose your self-respect and no
decent boy will care to go with
you.
S. M. D.—Will my daughter
marry the man who wanted to
marry her and who she left broken
hearted? She has caused me lots
of heartaches.
Ans: Your daughter is a
Very determined girl and she
has no intentions of marrying
» man she does not love. I
advise you to let her handle
her own love affairs for she
knows better than you do who
shr, wants to marry. She is not
going to marry th's boy you
asked about.
D. H. V.—De r Mr. Wallace; ‘<j
m asking y- u >1 you ar. marr'e 1
1 or si^gla? I saw your picture in
"he paper i*nd I have fallen in Jov?
•’ ’th you. I went me a good hus
'and to care for me me and come
live with me. I love vnur from
your dear picture (smil ) Mr. Wal
laoe. This 4, 'rue as Cod in Hea
ven.”
Ans: My d ar Girl: I want
you to know that I am h ghly
flat*ered by ‘he comnl'ment
you have paid me. It so hap
pens that I already have a wife
and baby and we live very
happ ly ‘oge'her. Don't le‘ this
news disappoint you too nuich j
for a young man w 11 come
into your life this summer who
,will bring to you the. happi
ness you i rave.
R- W.—Will I ever get the truck
I want? If so, when?
Ans: If y u keep stowing
away your spare n'ckels and |
dimes in the bank you will I
be able to buy the truck vou !
want around the first of May j
1938. |
E. H — WHl my husband and I
ever agree on living together
again? Why must I have to be
bothered with him now and then?
He does nothing hut tell lies all the
time.
Ans: If you had no eh'ldren
it might be best to have no
thing more to do with him,
but for the sake of your babies
try to be a little more reason
able with him for if handled
right, he will make a good
father to the children and will
cut out running around.
B. W.—I give a lawyer a mort
gage on my home and I pay him
I e*ery week. Is he going to take my
money and then try to sell my
place or not?
i Ans; As long as you keep
J your end of the bargain_.he
i will keep his. Whenever you
j make payments on this loan
j don’t fail to get a receipt for
' your money and be sure to
keep these receipts in a safe
place
MY 1938 ASTROLOGY
READINGS ARE NOW READY I
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The Truth In Your
Horoscope
Let me tell you FREE what
astrology indicates concerning new
opportunities to come to you.
Whom you will meet in the near
future. Old and new friends you
can count upon. Facts about your
emennys. uove, marriage,
and home influences. How
to attain your cherished
desires. Travel, changes
lucky days. Business spec
ulation
teresting facts about your
real character and past life
Sand your name, address
and borthdate plainly writ
; ten; state whether Mr.. Mrs., or
Miss. Enclose 10 cents (postage*
| stamp*)
free horoscope reading will be sent
! to you promptly. Do not enclose
coins in ypur letter unless regis
tered. Put 5 cents postage on your
lettter. Address.
GUARANTY PUB. CO. Studio 22
• Post Box 122. The Hague, Holland
YWCA Nct.s
The Boy and Girl Forum was in
deed a success. There were appro
x.nialeiy 50 boys and girls pre
fer, t, who were interested in the
topic for discussion. "T.ps to
‘Teens on Etiquette'' kd by Mrs.
Alton Goode. Olive Willis .8 chair
man of th« Boy and Girl Forum
Committee.
The Quack cub will have a group
discuss on on "Worship’’ led by our
: executive secretary, Mrs. Gladys
A. Pullum.
The Semper Fkhlis’ Big Apple
Rale went over in a big way on
Monday, January 24.
The Trojans will have as their
interest groups, for the next six
weeks, knitting and music. At the
expiration of this time, the two
groups will put on a skit of some
kind, suggestive of their accom
plishments.
The Inter-Club banquet sponsor
ed by the above mentioned club,
will have a style show in conjunc
tion with Hs banquet. The style
show will be sponsored by one of
our leading downtown stores. I
The Grade School Girl Reserves
will I lave its' Recognition Service-,
on Sunday, January 30 at Zion
Bapt st chur.h at 4:30 p. m. All
the old and new members of the
Up-to-Date and Blue Triangle
clubs will j.ar icipat\
The Entre Nous are planning a
trip to Bond Bakery Company in
‘hi near future to make a tour of
the bu Idirg and to inspect the
modern equipment of taking.
The Gross Sicks, Junior and
Si nior Girl Reserves, are planning
to study the books “Pudge Grows
Upr and Pudge and Her Fri
' rids’’ written by Miss Frances
Williams and to put into suggestive
outlines.
The Hobby group has added a new
“hobby,’’ namely cooking, taught
ty Miss Helena Thomas.
The Story-telling group is pro
gressing very nicely under the
leadership of Mrs. Btj-nice Mar
shall and Mrs. Ruby Reese. This
group is composed of girls who are
pni-Girl Reserve age.
THRIFTY 12 ART CLUB
I
The Thrifty Twelve Art club met
Tuesday, January 17, at the home
of Mrs. O. T. Whitlow, 2911 S St.
The meeting was called to order
I y the vice president, Mrs. Morrow.
After the usual routine of business,
the hostess served a very lovely,
yet tasty buffet luncheon, which
was enjoyed by all. After which
many b?autiful birthday presents
w™ re presented to Mrs. Gussie Nel
son.
Cheer up ladies only two more
January birthdays. Our Conduct
Critic keeps quite busy writing
B's. ~ ,
We were happy to have Mrs.
Odott Brown, 4409 So. 17th street,
visit our club. Mrs. Brown stated
she felt it a pleasure to visit our
club and that the club was doing
splendid work.
We were very glad to see Mrs.
Edmonds at her post after a brief
business trip to Lincoln. The pre
sident really surprised the club by
being so far along with her cro
cheted spread.
You never can tell what we are
doing, for instance, Mrs. E. has
learned a few stitches in knitting.
Evrrvone reported having a plea
sant afternoon.
M. Robinson, reporter
SHELL GASOLINE
JERRY’S SHELL
BATTERY SERVICE
Repair, Recharging
Gas, Oil, Greases, Accessories
JERRY HAVLUY, Prop.
5831 Railroad Ave
and Madison St. MA 4480
.. .. t^WlahjUL, ^Ouyrumfy ,
BEfuiTy^RomflncE*
^sssmBSSsMnsssnu
The lat.euse Beauty foundation was established by f
the Godetroy Manufacturing Company te study methods
of preserving women's natural beauty, and to malta
the results of this research available to the public
A WOH KINO Gilt I 'S SIIOItT CUT TO BF.AUTY
So much hug been sold about the
girl with leisure, how she may keep
her figure trim by daily walks and
exercise at odd hours, prolonged
facial treatments to keep her skin
■oft and her pores small, how she
may soak her Anger nails In warm
oil to prevent brittleness, and a
thousand methods to keep her look
ing rested and glamorous for that
occasion of occasions, a dinner en
gagement with the man of the mo
ment
But the working girl, Heaven
help her. Is completely overlooked
In this beauty schedule. She, who
spends her day earning a living,
grinding soot and grime Into her
pores and cracking her fingernails,
has perhaps an hour at the most
between the time when she gets
borne, feeling as though she had
been through a wringer, and the
big moment when she must set
forth again. But she Is expected
to look her freshest and feel her
gayest I
Rest and Bath Hslpful
Thera I* a short cut for her. The
first and most Important step upon
arriving boms after a wearing day
Is s warm, restful bath. Relax, Its
back In ths tub and think pleasant,
peaceful thoughts for as long as
possible. Cover your tecs with a
substantial coating of cold cream;
give Hie cream plenty of lime to
sink Into the skin nmi rout all par*
tides of dust and soot, and then re
move thoroughly, being sure always
lo rub upward and outward with
the cloth or tissue you ore using.
Carefully sponge off your face with
a pad of cotton, dipped In a skin
tonic—witch hn*el will do—to re
move all traces of cold cream and
stimulate the skin to a healthy
glow. Then take two pads of cot
ton, dipped In the same astringent,
and place them over your eyes. If
possible, lie down In a darkened
room for ten or fifteen minutes with
the pads over your eyes. You will
rise with brighter and clearer eyes
and feeling generally rested.
Powder Shouldn’t Be Noticed
And now for the final steps—the
application of your makeup. Pow- !
der, properly applied, should never
be noticeable. So much has been
said about lipstick that I shall add
only this: be sure that your lipstick
covers the Inside as well as the out
tide edges of your mouth. I am as
suming that your nail polish Is In
tact If not wipe It all off. Better
no lustre at all, than peeling,
blotchy looking polish. Now e
touch of perfume behind each ear,
used very, very sparingly, and yon
are ready to go ont and compete
with the beat of yonr Idle slstera.
Good lock to you 1
i ll USr TEMPI. . CHURCH
R«v. L. M. Rdf, I astor
Edna Pank y, Reporter
grr-,1-1 chord op n'd at 9:30 a.
i m. with Mr, S-mu 1 Stafford pro
! s’d’ng. Th ore was a large attend
ance and int resat’rg lesson tha*
v-os eniov d by all present. There,
v.:re three great sermons preached
ly ow poster Rev. R'If. The text
"•as found in St. Mark 3. Subject.
“G-d Wnnts Us to Launch Out.’’
Th ' afterno-n nr ssage was de- j
livered by Rev. J. S. Williams of
the Hillside Presbyterian church.
Tho text was Judges 5. Subject,
“The Sin of Uefulness.’’ Rev. Wil
burns eboir rendered many beau
tiful songs.
- The night service was preached
by our pastor. Text "ak'n from
St. John 3. Subject, “Nicodemus.’’
The sermons were all inspiring
and offered food for thought.
Como out and worship with us.
Visitors are always welcome.
-o
Potting It Acc ratal?
“Have you got any mosquitoes
around here?"
"No," replied Fanner Corntossel
"We haven’t got them. Ihey’ve got
us."
NEBRASK A
P R O D IT C E
1208 18 North 24th Street
Phone WE 4137
Poultry and Egg Dealers
Out prices are reasonsable.
see us first.
Cleo Cola
| Queen of Sparkling Drinks
112 oz. (or 5c
Youth Seek* Title
as Needle Expert
Watertown, Mass.—Nine-year
old Richard Buyajian intends to
be the “world's champiin em
broiderer.” A real boy. despite
his facility in plying the needle,
Richard has already shown him
self the equal of any girt hs has
encountered In any of the local
playgrounds' sewing projects.
Cheyenne .-...... $9.00
Chicago . 8.50
Denver .. 9.00
Kansas City . 2 95
Ix>s Angeles . 23.00
San Francisco . 24.00
® Bus travel t day is most
luxurious C^-rv s r: e warm end
comfortable Individual reclining
chairs and free pillows Eaggage
stored inside o. vcys handy. Ask:
agent about low lares to all points.
Big savings on round trips.
BURLINGTON
BUS DEPOT
1416 Douglas at 15th St.
Ph. Atlantic 2300
8c SHIRTS 8c
When Finished Out of Any Family Service
EMERSON LAUNDRY
ZORIC DRY CLEANERS
2324 No. 24th St_WE 1029
CLASSIFIED ADS
TOR RENT—Love's Kitchenette
Apartments, 2610-18 Patrick, or
2013 Grant it. Call We. 6663.
FOR RENT
lice room in modern home. 2706
Ohio street
FOR RENT
Apartment for rent, AT 0748.
Limit in Seclusion I
Some mountaineers living In tt>»
Blue Ridge mountains 100 m'W
from Washington had never seen sn
American Bag until 1028. — K*
•hange.
Older Children Learn Faitn
Older children learn faster thau
younger, a marked Improvement In
mental ability being noted when
from twelve to fourteen years of
tge.
Locality Attract* Cat
The attachment of a cat to a home
teems to be the locality, and la ■
lesser degree to thus* with whom
the animal lives.
"To Gi*. On. the Sack”
At one lime manufacturers who
employed those who worked at home
put the work to be done In s tmg
ir sack. If when brought hack the
'cork was satisfactory, the sack
vas tilled again with materials; If
mt. It was laid empty on the coun
ter Tills Indicated that the per
son would uo longer lie employed by
'he llrm.
FOR RENT
Neatly furnished rooms strieki;
modern for rent $2.00 per week
and up. Apartment and houses foi
rent. Call ATlantic 7435, 01
Mrs. E. Z Dizon, WEbster 3678
FOR RENT
Apartment for rent 2 rooms, 250
| Burdette St.
I FOR RENT
Front Room mar earline AT 27W
rt-R
A»ge front modem apartment
| and garage. 2226 Ohio street.
FOR R&NT
Two and four room apnrtmentJ
with private bath Coll JA 0085J
FOR RENT
Neatly furnished room for rent,
251S Burdette. WE 4B7L
WORK OUT
Wanted a man and wife to share
our home. Rent rtasonable to
, reliable party. Call WA 2660.
Ladies Be Glamorous. Use Ra
diant Instant Face Bleach for a
beautiful light comphxion. Harm
less. $1.00. For Straight No-Kink
Beautiful Hair, use Radiant No
Kink Modem Hair Dressing. Harm
less. $1.00- Money back guarantee.
A gents wanted.
Radiant YoOth Co
O. Box 601, Denver, Colorado
"(til new frit mis everywhere. Sure win playinp instructions
included so you can make a hip Hit with thir/new pauie,
toi any day you want deluded i^f you t^end your order at once'
and rneloie $1.00— (\ish or money order—or send name anti
address only and pay postirmn $1.15 upon delivery, plus la few
cent* postape. YpU CAN’T LOSE*—money bfcck instantly if
this LUCKY NUMBER SELECTOR fpils to MAKE A HIT
with) you. Rush your order immediately.
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Dull, streaked or grey hair nket on glow
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Color comes evenly; let black, black, dark,
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