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I tw WIND ANO MUtT CAN 11 I K COOHSIL AND SUIDANCI roor aind * weighted down with worry ■wdrwt fhw »*** <*• eouM.) of an under* tending friend *1 "? ' 1 ** w-.fl be luirwt «■ to* paper free juat include • tsers ^ea^N SP ?FA TJO N A l°Vm i'nT-Ii, F~ * "priear. reply- tend 2Se for fcL . te,-i ofTl2!t^L l‘EADIN(* W'U> each Reeding, you will recce* 2L n _.l ___* .*Cd •ojftruette* adeiee analyzing three ill -juee _ .I ? I»e> enre.op* for your confidential reply, and aiga paM in., .zwc. zllra .-d birthdau to all letter*. Explain roue can* fully and THE ABBE- WALLACE SERVICE f. 0. Bog 11. Arlaata 1, Georgia E F_You have helped so many | people, now I want you to help me. My problem is this: I had in mind going south next year ami opening up a store. I am married and have three children to take care of. Do you think it would have success? A ns: I think it would be an ex tremelv risky venture on your part Entirely too risky. Moving south will certainly open up no new opportunities for your kiddies and as for going into business for yourself with prices and rents as they are that would be economic suicide. You would go broke •toute suite*. My advice Is to try t« better yourself right in your own community. Deaf Advisor: I cannot help but thank yon for what you have done for me in bringing my faith in myself back. I want you to always remember that you will alwavs he thought of in my pray ers. I pray the Lord will grant you, twice the grace vou already have Thanks. Mrs. LEF. C M D_I married at 15, been married 4 years but dont love my husband like a wife should Half the time I dont want to be around him. We parted several times, but NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR SHOES REBUILT_ Quality Material A Guaranteed! Quality Work LAKE SHOE SERVICE 2407 Lake Street •MmmMMMRttamiiiniHiiiiTiiiib 2 l4h A Lake Sts. PRESCRIPTIONS - Free Delivery —WE-0609— Duffy Pharmacy miiiiimiiiHiiiiiHiiiimiimuiiH iiiih GOOD OPPORTUNITY TWO ••(«, Hratr and ndjolnlud, oa •Mlkanl rararr Slat aad GraM IhtcMlif fraatagf ae both Slat aad Grace. Ideal far S ar more homed ar eegwlallf salted ae Church grranda Make reaaoaable offer lMMKiHAVELT. Addreaa BOX ASM ae Tail HA-ONM. B I LARGE LOAD I'HKCKltHKD Kindling per load $5 00 BLICKiTOXE LUMP COAL $1160 per ton JONES FUEL & SUPPLY Company 2520 Lake 3treet Phone AT 5631 Mfunn r> v~in ~i n ~ n *i ~i i ~ • ~ r ■-. he acts so pitiful and cries so I always take him back I pretend to be happy with him but I am very unhappy. What is our trouble? Ans: Your love has soured, and that's for sure, but not danger ously so. It can be revived ajtho drastic steps will be necessary. Trouble is that neither of you co operate or make any attempt to plan ahead. Write me privately and I'll help you. My first recom mendation is that your husband •wash his hands’ of number play ing. t is foolhardy for him to at tain success in this manner. R E B—I am writing about a girl I love and adore with all my heart. Unfortunately we haven't seen each other for over & year. I am haunted by her memories. The thoughts of her are with me each day. No girl can seem to re move her from my mind. Just what should I do? Ans: Well Bob, you really have a case don’t you? Why continue to torment yourself? Hop on the next bus and pay the little lass a visit. You need a vacation any way. Don’t build your hopes up too high however, for she had a reason for not writing, .a man. M H R—All of my friends are married but me. Now I want a home of my own. My friend is nice and says he wants me for his wife but I desire to know what to do? Ans: You can’t marry now as both of you know but you can plan your future home and begin saving for this purpose. If you love him enough to marry, surely you can wait awhile longer. L. B L—I am in a w'orld of trou ble. I am worried nearly to death with a no good man. He just won’t leave me alone and is always threatening to kill me. What can I do to get this man away from around me and stop him from fouling me up? This be all until I hear from you. Ans: They say money is the root of all evil. It is in your case. You don't want the man around, you know he is dangerous and yet you hound him for money. You cant accept his money with one hand and run him off with the other. Find a job my friend, and regain your independence. When you have your life on a pay-your own-way basis, you can always get rid of this fellow by making a change of cities. L J—I was supposed to gradu ate from college this summer but I did not. Should I enter in Sept, or forget about an education al together ? .ins: Re-enter school sis. Had you not failed in two subjects you would have graduated with the rest of your class. Study up on these subjects, go back to school and master them Until you do graduate keep your mind on your school work and off boys. There will be time enough for that la ter. A W—I am 17 years old and a preacher's daughter. I have a boy friend who has been coming to see me for 10 months. He is rest Classified Ads Get Results* Would Like to Buy 39 to 42 model car from private party. WA-8289 ROOM FOR RENT: for young lady JA 6283, Mrs M. Johnson. • Distributor Wanted MARVA LOUIS, Inc.,— wants a reliable well established person to act as sole distributor for Marva Louis (Mrs. Joe Louis) Toiletries in the city of Omaha Nebraska. Joe's boundless pop ularity and Marva's beauty makes this proposition unusually attrac tive. Will give two year contract Some cash will be required. Give two business references and one personal reference. Marva Manufacturing Co., Inc. 6 East Garfield Blvd., Chicago, III. e jo W. L. Lowe, Gen. Mgr. 0 FOR RENT— Two rooms to two Young Ladies. Phone JA 6283 House for Sale, 2515 N. 17th St. >4.500, 5-rTn bungalow 1-wk pus.’ ..—— Houses For Sale Anyone or all of the following Houses, 1604-1606 - 1608 North 29th street. All completely mod ,*-n_Reasonable prices. Will ac cept a Good Used Car as Docn Payment JOHN GUSPER & SON 2312 N’ St., MA. 5490. + ALTOS VANTF.D! SLLL IS YOVR CAR FOR CASH! • \Ve will come to your home. Fred King Motors AT-9463 2056 Farnam Piar.o. be<!, miae. furniture, 3704 S. 26th St. MA-1006. Netr & laed Furniture Complete Line—Paimt Hardware W« Buy, Sell and Trade ideal FURNITURE MART ®U-}3 North 24th— 24th & Lake —WEbster 2224— mE*ftyah»y For The Home“ finmn nmr r~r-; - — t-URNISHED ROOM Downstairs1 for man and wife, 2507 Hamilton AT-0992. HELP WANTED Couple for Cook and Caretaker— Good Salary. Colored Old Folks Home, 933 North 25th St. JA-0704 • FOR SALE 5 rooms completely furnished— 2 lots, Modern, 3033 Pratt street Quick Possession. KELLEHER 2424 Bristol St. JA. 6261. HOUSE FOR SALE Vacant, ready to move into, eight rooms, all modern, full basement, double garage, large lot. Phone the owner at AT-7783. ?3,750. Beautiful Drape Suits all sizes Oxford Go. Co. 1101 Farnam • McErady Products Orders Taken at 2506 Burdette St., Telephone JAckson 7284. —Mrs. C. M. Elder. DRESSES AISD COATS, Size 44 and Children's Clothes CALL GLen, 4065. Fresh Eggs 40c. We deliver on Saturday in your neigh borhood—HA-0137. NEIGHBORHOOD FURNTTIRB 4 CLOTHING SHOP BIG SALE—Overooats, all size* Shoes. N® Stamps; Ladies Dresses Rugs, Be da, Gas Stovas and Ol Stoves. “We Buy and Sell” — TEL. AT. 1154 1715 N. !«th ST, LAIN OKIES & CLEANERS EDHOLM A SHERMAN 1401 North 241*1 St. WE. 6059 EMERSON LAUNDRY WS4 North *4th St. WE. Ip2* DO’S AND DON‘TS: Okay, so you love him! But don’t put your make-np all over his shoulder, because, it may be the only good suit be has. leas because we have to steal a kiss and he cannot kiss me when . he wants to. He says I don’t love him because I don’t share private things with him. My parents like to sit in the room or leave the door open s® they can see us. My little brother has to go out with us. It makes me ashamed. Sometimes I cry. What must I do? Ans: Wipe your tears away, put on your biggest smile and in-, vite other boys to call. It is so wrong for a young girl to wrap herself up completely in one boy. You are missing out on lots of fun and worrying needlessly. Your admirer knows his way around, don’t worry about him. He'll be glad to do your bidding if the competition gets keen enough. Wifeless—My wife died 8 years ago; we have 6 children. I have been father mother to them all this time. I have a small business of my own and want a nice wo- ’ man to come and take part in it and in my home. Give me the right steps to take to find a good woman 40 or 45 years old wht> would like to live in the north middle west. Ans: The next mate you choose will have to be broadminded and possess the patience of a saint. For she will have to fit into your family life, which will be hard to do with 3 married daughters and three teen age boys. Mix in the social and church affairs of vour community if you are in search of. a Wife. I am publishing your let- : ter and if any of my readers are interested in your proposition, I will forward their letters to you. 1 <MSS^ THE ROAD TO HEALTH ‘Mad Dog’ Bites By J. P. McCain, MD» Pittsburgh Two young boys were brought to my office recently by their mothers. The boys had been bit ten by a dog and had very nasty wounds—one on the face, the other on the hand. The youngsters and their mothers were badly fright ened. Tom and Harry had been teas ing a neighborhood dog, which turned on them. In his fury, the dog leaped and bit Harry on the face. Tom tried to pull the dog off and was bitten on the hand. The mothers were sure the dog must be ‘mad and that their sons would get rabies and die. I lost no time in washing out the wounds carefully and thoroughly with soap and water, meanwhile trying to calm the fears of the parents. As soon as the wounds had been well cleaned and bandaged, I ask ed for details about the dog and where it was now. The dog had run away but one mother said she was going to get her husband I to find him and shoot him. I told her by all means to try to find the dog immediately but not to kill him and to warn her husband! to be very careful lest he get] bitten, too. It might be safer, I; suggested, to call the dog catcher. The dog, I explained, should be shut up in some enclosed place, where he could not get out and where there would be no danger that he could bite anyone else. Then I told the mothers there was no way of knowing yet whe ther their sons would have rabies a disease which people get from the bite of a mad dog. It is a ter rible disease, which leads to death but it can be prevented if certain inoculations are given immediately • PROBATE NOTICE Omaha Guide 3T W. B. Bryant, Atty. NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROBATE OF WILL In the County Court of Douglas County, Nebraska. Book 66, Page 410. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF CAROLINE MAUPIN, Deceased. The State of Nebraska, To All Concerned: Notice is hereby given , that a purported will of the above j named deceased, with a petition I for its probate, and for granting administration of said estate to | W. B. Bryant, some suitable per son, has been filed. Hearing will be had theron in this Court on August 19th, 1946, at 9:00 o’clock A. M., at which time and place you may appear and contest the same. ROBERT R. TROYER, County Judge. Begin 7-27-46 end 8-10-46 Fight PeE» | I >“ 1 ------ “ Keep clean. Wash hands before eating. Keep flies and other insects a way from food. 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I W^z-MrlrA fes —' v' dAf fNever /YllS-t O I'Ll 6£t / t fv/vew I CrO T>CHVM TO*** ~ you /v£t O/VT ■ HUCKLEBERRY FINS , H+C4L* Heae’s a* [ yu TArse{ t!4ui f>to 0"Ht B<T5S, ^y J TrtE-M 5 Hi>ct<. I o«e e^u.0P '■‘te.&J -^ i or<& ^A***«£aP jEEt CtD«6«.f^AL ' n Rattle*.* f/v*?..( MX POCK. FIFTY > carers »• c*** ( A -- —J c cJen*y Witch after the bite. This is particularly important if the bite Is on the face as Harry’s was. Rabies does not develop immed iately after a bite by a mad dog. It does not develope until the germ which causes the disease and that mangets from the bite of a mad dog travels from the place bitten to the spinal cord and brain. This may take several weeks, depend ing upon where the bite is. If it is on the face or neck, the germs take less time to reach the brain than if the bite is on the body. However, a serum can be given the patient, by inoculation, which kills the germ before it reaches the brain and prevents rabies from developing. This serum is given in a series of inoculations. As long as boys tease dogs, dogs will bite There is no danger of rabies, however, unless the dog has rabies or is ‘mad’. Just as it takes time for rabies to develop in a human being, so does it in a dog, but it develops more rapidly in a dog. Therefore, if there is any question at all about whether the dog is mad, he should be kept under observation for at least two weeks. If he is mad, he will show definite signs in this period and will die. Meanwhile, the human being should take no chances. He should go to a doctor at once have the wound cleaned and have the in oculations which prevent rabies. I explained all this to the boys and their mothers and they readily agreed the boys should take the serum. So I inoculated them and told them to come back in a few days. The next day one of the mothers called me and said they hade found the dog and. as I advised, had locked him up. We kept close watch on the dog for two weeks. In that time he showed no signs of being mad and eventually, convinced the dog was not mad, we released him- It was "Next Door* ay no aOAmr TAN TOPICS ,,^-un riA*-— 1 . ■■ «■■ ■ »■■■ ■ i mme—> ^■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ mmm .. i— i “. . . . That's just it young man, I WAS young nQBeAf. .!!” no longer necessary to give the boys the anti-rabies serum. There was no danger they would get the rabies, their wounds were healing and all was well. All dog bites do not have such a happy ending. Sometimes we can never be sure whether the dog was mad because people, in fear or anger, kill the dog. Then the only way, to find out if the dog had rabies is for fl scientist to en- j amine his brain. It is mnwh better to lock up the dog and watch him. But don't ever fctt h#n on the street where he might bite other people until it is known he was not mad. And SO long as there is any question 3S to whether the dog was mad, thd person bitten should receive tfffltoent to pre vent rabies. X S3 fr*^*** to take “Take your piek, bul I want the one on the left!” chances with such a deadly di sease. • IT PAYS TO. ADVERTISE For the BEST in Yetca ★ Read The Omaha Guide
