THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1919.
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The Girl's Pay Envelope
Often Makes Matrimony
Less Attractive
. By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
Which is better, to marry for love
or money? That jeems a strange
question to ask these days when
happiness and success is within the
grasp of every woman.
, And yet a great many girls write
me letters saying they are deeply
in love with one man, but that a
second man with much better pros
pects is deeply in love with them.
They do not care for this second
man; indeed, in a good many in
stances, he is even repulsive to them,
yet they want advice as to which
they would better marry?
There is usually a postcript to
these letters saying that the fam
ilies of the writers are highly in fa
vor of the more prosperous match.
Such a situation is entirely out of
key with the times.
Girls are no longer pawns in their
father's households, charming, su
perfluous creatures who used to sit
around and do a little embroidery
while waiting for some man to take
them "off their father's hands." That
was actually the phrase used, and no
one appeared to think it offensive or
degrading.
Until a short time ago, a genera
tion or two perhaps, whole families
would be engaged in tragi-comedy
of getting a daughter settled. Thack
eray deals with this phrase of so
ciety in his own inimitable fashion
in, "The Newcomes," where every
one but particularly the worldly old
SPECIAL SALE
on
EGGS
on
Saturday for the Price.
Ask Your Neighbor.
The Egg Store
H.H.HARPER CO.
Flatiron Bldg.
17th and Howard.
grandmother was engaged in mar
rying off Ethel.
But, happily, modern conditions
have put an end to the painful pro
cess of auctioning off our daughters.
And with the world lull o: oppor
tunities for women, it is a pretty
weak sort of a sister who allows her
self to be married for a home
The creditable modern girl mar
ries because she is in love and be
cause a certain young man seems to
her a desirable life partner, not be
cause the family wants to get her off
its hands. And this kind of mar
riage is far more complimentary to
the man than the old-fashioned pig-in-a-poke
business, where the young
man first proposes to the girl's fath
er and mother, and if they accepted
him, then to the girl herself. And
the "blushing bride," as she used
to be called, .really married "a home
of her own" rather than a man she
loved. .
How much better is the modern
way, where the union actually repre
sents love, choice, congeniality of
tastes and a mutual desire to make
each other happy.
We will suppose a case of two
young people working in the same
office and taking a fancy to each
other. After a while they discover
that the fancy has tinged this grey
old world with a rainbow hue of ro
mance. And again it is the garden
of Eden, while the apple trees are
still in blossom.
From this blissful dream the
young people awaken to the prac
tical consideration ot money. an
they afford to marry? How much
is enough? Item by item they go
over the balance sheet of household
expenditures, they strike out the
superfluities and make a mark op
posite what they just must have. But
happily these all-important questions
are now "up to them." It is entirely
their own affair. They do not have
to call in a family council as did
young people even a couple of gen
erations ago, and the girl's father
and mother decided on the wholly
material things necessary to their
daughter's happiness.
These good people did not waste
much time over the girl's feelings,
or how she felt about her future
husband; the number of rooms in the
house to be provided was the thing,
and how much had been put by in
the bank.
But our modern young people,
consulting themselves, find that each
is making a hundred dollars a month
and that it would be unwise for the
girl to give up her salary, because
with the tremendous cost of every
thing they could not possibly get
When Milady Woes the Sea
To the left, a poplin suit with the new
double skirt, V neck and belted waistline ;
and to the right, a one-piece costume of
black satin and bright-colored cap with
large flowers.
along on the young man's hundred
alone.
The Girl's Pay Envelope.
So the girl makes up her mind,
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$1.00 Williams Toilet Water,
any odor 692
$1.00 Meritol Toilet Water,
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60c Sempre Giovine 39t
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at 47
60c Steins' Mascara 49
50c Abonita Face Powder. 29
25c Trailing Arbutus Talcum
at 17
25c Williams' Talcum 17
50c Goutorbe Rouge 39
75c Weather
at
Thermometer
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Keeps ice cream for 6 hours
just what you need for a pic
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10c Quill Tooth Picks 5
75c Soap Boxes 49
50c Soap Boxes 29
$1.65 Alarm Clocks ..$1.19
15c Face Chamois 9
Cuesta-Rey
Clear Havana
Cigars
for smokers who desire
quality.
Cuesta Rey, extra value,
at 2 for 25
Per box of 50, $5.25
15c and 20c Powder Puffs, 7
50c Linen
box
Stationery, per
25
15c Homespun Toilet Paper,
at 8
Per dozen 90
$2.00 Ivory Buffers ..1.19
45c Buffers 29
65c Ivory Combs 39
$1.25 Ideal Hair Brush, 81.19
$1.00 Rubberset Shaving
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$4.50 Warner's Fountain Shav
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25c De Witt's Foot Tablets,
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30c Sloan's Liniment ...24
50c Orazin Tooth Paste, 34
25c Absorbit 12
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25c Meritol Foot Powder Tab
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$3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk,
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25c Beecham's Pills 17
50c Eatonic 34
10c Diazzo Dry Shampoo. .5
50c Hay's Hair Health. . .27
50c Ziora Mouth Wash, 39
25c Peroxide Hydrogen, 4 oz.
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$1.00 Nuxated Iron 89
50c 3 P Capsules for indiges
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15c Lux J 2
50c Lysol 4l
15c Velvetone Soap 9
100 Hinkle Pills 25
15c Sewing Machine Oil... 9
2-quart Fruit Jars, per doz
en 85
PERFUMES
$3.00 Ideal Extract, per ounce,
at 81.98
$1.25 Jicky Extract, per ounce,
at 89
75c Locust Blossom, per ounce,
at 49
CIGARS
Jose Lovera, all Manilla, each.
at 5k
Per box of 100 84.50
8c Pacificos, each 5
Per box of 50 82.50
8c Antonella, each 5
Per box of 50 82.50
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at ..: 10
Per box of 50 84.85
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Per box of 50 84.50
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Films developed free when
prints are ordered.
$25.00 Ansco Camera, pos
tal size 816.00
$23.50 Ansco Camera, pos
tal size 815.25
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M. Q. Developing Tubes, 5
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Tubes, 5 for, 25
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60-Watt Lamps 40
15c Fuse Plugs, 5 to 30 am
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$1.00 Fountain Syringe, guar
anteed 79
$1.25 Fountain Syringe, guar
anteed 89
$2.00 Combination Syringe,
guaranteed 81.34
$3.00 Female Douche, 81.98
Fountain Syringe Tubing, 5 feet
long, each 25
ELASTIC HOSIERY
We carry a full line of Elas
tic Hosiery
Knee Caps, each 82.00
Leggings, each 82.50
Garter Hose, each . . . .3.00
Johnson's
Quintette
Chocolates
The gray package contain
ing more than a pound. Has
Bitter Sweets, Swiss Milk
Chocolate Caramels, Choco
late Butterscotch, Choco
late Honey Nougat, Choco
late Nuts.
81.35 and 82.75 sizes.
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Beaton Drug Company
ISth and Far nam Streets
Mail Orders Receive Our Most Careful Attention
like a good pal, to help out with her
pay 'envelope for a year or two at
least. After which time the young
man will have completed some par
ticular course of study, such as law,
medicine or engineering, when he
will have the prospects of a really
good opening.
These young people are pals,
friends, lovers they are partners for
life's biggest stakes and each holds
the other up to top-notch achieve
ment. There is a genuine incentive
toward economy, a genuine incentive
to play the game fairly and squarely
and youth and love are the great
est factors for its success. But how
different a couple of generations ago.
What was the fate of two young
people who found themselves in
love, yet had no money? You have
only to read the novels of that day
to see what happened to them.
The gentleman, if he was deeply
in love and went in for despair
and Byronic despair was still the
fashion politely drank himself to
death for the lady's sake. No other
course of dissipation being open to
him owing to a lack of fortune.
A more liberal choice of fates was
open to the young lady. Her family
turned out hot-foot to run down a
rich suitor, failing this she often
"went into a decline," a far more
elegant and highly esteemed course
of conduct than to go into the home
of some more fortunate relative as a
poor relation.
Think of it, and this melancholy
choice of fates overtook her at the
age of 25, when the curtain rang
down on all the romantic possibili
ties of a girl's life.
You see the successful women of
the day had to marry, there was
nothing else open to them, too many
girls at home cluttered up the pre
vailing social system.
There is no reason why a girl
should fancy today that she is
obliged to marry merely for mann
ing's sake. She marries because she
is in love and she can keep her job
and help to get the young man of
her choice started and both, thank
Heaven, can work out their destiny
together.
The young man does not have to
drink himself to death and the
young lady does not have to go into
a decline. Believe me, modern young
people have got a great deal to be
thankful for.
Good Salad Dressing
Important Now
Our home manager was noted 'for
her mayonnaise dressings. She it
was who always furnished the salad
dressing for the church suppers and
took the premiums at the state fair.
But alas, one day she was unable
to secure the accustomed results.
Her salad dressing separated and no
old and tried remedy availed. This
fact was brought to the attention
of a domestic science woman, who
at once began to inquire about the
materials used and the method of
making.
The oil was of the highest quality
and the eggs fresh, but it developed
that the home manager had been ac
customed to another oil and felt
that she could not have success with
a new element in her formula.
The domestic science teacher
gave her the principles of making
the dressing, namely: Use all
quality product, have oil and egg
of uniform temperature. Place the
yolk of egg in the bowl, add the
mustard, pepper, salt and a teaspoon
of lemon juice, beat immediately
with a dover beater (never raise
up the beater from the bowl until
work is done). Add a small amount
of oil and beat until the mixture
is thick, then add a few drops of
lemon juice or while vinegar to
thin add more oil and repeat un
til all oil is used. The result was
as fine mayonnaise as she ever saw.
The secret is in learning to use the
best materials and then work con
tinuously until the job is finished.
With these instructions the home
manager's confidence was restored
and sFe now makes the finest may
onnaise with no danger of failure.
Her results are always uniform and
her success assured.
Well Balanced Menu
Brmkfaat.
Canned or Fresh Pears.
Rolled Oata and Cream or Evapor
ated Milk..
Buttered Toast.
Milk or Cocoa.
Luncheon.
Sliced Tongue and Spinach
or canned).
Boiled Potatoea In Jacket!.
Prune. Whip.
Dinner.
Fruit Cup.
Baked Ham, Apple Rlnae.
Creamed Potatoea.
Lettuce and Pineapple Salad.
Cuatard (canned pumpkin).
Beverage of choice.
(fresb
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Caldwell have
returned from Estes park,
Little Journeys
Real Irish lace is seen again on
lingerie.
Undeniably the collar has re
turned. Metal cloths are run with satin
stripes.
Hats made entirely of ribbon are
being worn.
Fiber silk corduroy ii one of the
new fabrics.
A tendency to fitted lines in coats
is evident.
The rick-rack braid is a popular
trimming.
Black satin sandals are worn in
the evening.
Tan silk poplin is a favorite ma
terial for the new cloaks.
Even suit coats have short, flar
ing sleeves.
Skinner's the Best
Macaroni and Spaghetti
made of Durum Wheat
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to
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reduce inflam
mation by cold wet
compre tea apply
lightly, without friction
Vicics Vapor
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OVER-ACIDITY
of the stomach has upset
many a night's rest If
your stomach is acid
disturbed, dissolve two
or three
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on the tongue before retir
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MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION
Heart Beats
By A. K.
You who set
Us casually
Perceive the crust
We wear.
We seem but fluff
And silly stuff
And air.
This crust
Makes life more easy
It keeps the sailing
Smooth
And saves us
The explaining
Of every different mood.
But underneath
That crust
When we are with
Ourselves
There"s quite
A different story
One which we
Seldom tell.
We've tried to card
Convictions
And index false ideas
But try as we may
Day after day
Under this crust
There is chaos.
There is something
Within
Which we cannot
Explain
That balks '
At Hero-worship
Great statesmen
Act so small sometimes
In selfish quarrels
And squabbles
And the office boy
Is so grand and fine
So honest
And so keen.
We've great respect
For things 'well done
And for the doers
Of them
That's why we love
Our cook
We suppose
And dislike
A rich man's son.
It is hard to explain
Our contempt
Distain
For a President
Who "presidents" poorly.
So beware
We may tear off this crust
Some day in disgust
We'll be unpopular
But still we'll
Be honest
SELAH1
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING
Among the Finns and Norwegians
there are many women sailors.
Upwards of 20,000 women are em
ployed in the cotton mills of Bom
bay. A bride in Korea begins her mar
ried life in silence. During the first
day she must not speak, even to her
husband. It is considered a breach
of etiquette. But the next morning
she is permitted to give full rein,U
her tongue.
Every Swedish girl not born U
wealth is taught a trade of somt
kind.
Baltimore is making elaboratt
preparations for the entertainment
of the national convention of the
War Mothers of America, which ii
to meet in that city in October.
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Cover four quarts of wilted dan
delion blossoms with water and add
three lemons, sliced. Cook until
all the strength of the flowers has
been extracted then strain. Add
nine pounds of sugar, one com
pressed yeast cake and sufficient
water to make three gallons, then
strain. Let it stand in a jar to work.
After two weeks, put it into bottles
and seal tightly. After this is a few
weeks old you will have an excel
len tonic beverage.
Wo claim nothing for
CHIROPRACTIC
that we cannnot back up with
good results.
DR. FRANK BURHCRN
(Palmer School Chiropractor)
Adjustment! $1, or 12 for $10.00
Suite 414-19 Securities Bldg.,
Corner 16th and Farnam Sts.
Doug. 5347. Lady Attendant
The Finishing Touch
to a Fishing Trip
YOU lovers of nature who
like to fish, hunt, picnic and
inhale the pleasure of the big
out' of' doors you'll "chum"
right up with Gund's Peerless
Beverage "The Every'Day
Soft Drink I"
There's a real goodness about
the flavor of Gund's that real
folks like. There's no make-believe
satisfaction about Gund's. The
tangy, rich flavor a'sparkle with
mellowness satisfies you to the
extreme extent of satisfaction.
Next time you pack up for an
outing, put in a few bottles of this
best of beverages.
At your dealer's. By the glass or
by the case for home use.
The Grocers Specialties Co.
Max Olsen & Company,
Wholesale Distributor.
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The Rockies! Just to say the word is enough,
when summer comes.
You think of peaks, more than two miles high
scores of them and all snow-capped.
You think of mountain streams and lakes ice
cold and clear as crystal.
You think of camping out in a glorious wilderness, next door
to great cities with all their comforts; of the winding trail and
the long climb; of delicate wild flowers, blooming right up to
snow line, and the stillness of the deep woods.
Let the dream come true, this
summer, for you!
Go to the Colorado and Utah Rockies and cool off rest up
get a coat ot tan forget worries grow young
again. Be a mountaineer, and learn to love the
high places of the everlasting hills.
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Summer Excursion Fares
Ask the local ticket agent to help plan your
trip, or apply to the nearest Consolidated Ticket
Office, or address nearest Trarel Bureau, U. S.
Railroad Administration, 646 Transportation Bldg.,
Chicago; 14J Liberty St..
New York Cityj 602 Healey
Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.
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