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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1920)
THE BEE: OMAHA,, SATURDAY. MAY S, 1920. 13 Advice to the Lovelorn Love Comes Unbidden and, "To Love or Not AVe Are No More Free Than the Jtfpple to Rise and Leave the Sea." ; -By BEATRICE FAIRFAX" to I Faint Heart and Fair Idy. vDar Mis Fairfax, Omaha Be: Ir&ve been reading 'with Interest your- answers from readers In The Hee for some time and would ap preciate it more than I can tell if you would help me solve a difficult question. ) Have noticed that most of the querlea are from girls, but am sure you can help me also. At least I hope so. I am a youn man, 20 years of age. The fart of the matter Is I have lost my heart to a pretty little gift of 18 The trouble Is this: The girl has a high school education; I have only a grade education; the girl is pretty and witty, while I am a big, over grown, awkward, sun tanned, bash ful farmer boy. The girl Is a farm er's daughter and lives on a farm. I do not feel that! am her equal and therefore have never asked her to go anywhere with me, and yet I cannot give her up. rethink of her every hour in the day and when I go to some party or entertainment 1 go solely for the purpose of seeing "Tier, and If sho-ls not there the eve ning or day whatever it may be, is apoiled for me. Whenever opportunity presents for me to ask her to some entertainment I lose courage and "kick" myself fpr many a day after. She always speaks to me and greets me with a smile when wc meet, but this is not very Vncourag ing, for she does this to all of her friends. . . Now, Miss Fairfax, yoivhave all of my troubles in a nutshell. Do vou think I could win her love? Thanking you In advance for your advice, which I shall hope to see in The Bee, will close. . "FARMER LAD." P. S. Please do not say that I am foolish or sentimental, for I am really In earnest. . I would not consider you foolish for one moment. A boy, 20 years old. has a perfect right to like a nice, attractive girl of 18. If I did say you were sentimental, I would mean it as a compliment. ' True sentiment is one of the finest things in the world. I do not mean a false sentiment, or an insincere show of feeling. 1 feel sure the girl you like would be glad to accept your company even though you have not gone as far along in a school as she. Your letter shows you to be painstaking, reliable, ob serving and intelligent. You are perhaps a little too sensitive. Put on your best manners and cheeriest voice and invite the girl to go some place with you. "Faint heart ivver won fair lady," you know. If she, is as fine a girl as I hope she is, she will no doubt appreciate an hon est. admiring lad such as you seem to be. 1 Blrihstones. Th stones for the various months and their meanings are: January Garnet; constancy. February Amethyst; sincerity. March Bloodstone; courage. April Diamond; innocence. May Emerald; sueieess in love. June Agate; health1 and long life. July Cornelians, content August Sardonyx; conjugal fidel ity. September Chrysolite; antidote to madness. October Opar; hope. Novenber Topaz; rldelity. December Turquoise; prosperity. Virginia The directory you ask about may be obtained from the Mo- 7 Victor Records For Mother Give her a present that is lasting, tone she will appreciate and enjoy every day. Any of these Victor Records would be most acceptable. 88592 Danny Boy . . . Schumann Hcink. 64839 Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still Edward Johnson 64138 Annie Laurie John McCormack 74465 Mocking Bird Gluck and Chorus 74532 Shadow Song Galli Curci 16008 B e a u t i I u 1 Isle jf Somewhere Jarvis We list but a few. The Victor Catalog is full of J s suitable selections. Come in and. select yours tomorrow MICKELS ' The House of Pleasant Dealings tlon Picture News, Inc., Chicago, MrvW. M. Hight, 220 South State street. I do not know Its price. Does He Care? Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee: I was introduced to a boy once whom I liked very much, but whenever 1 invited him ddwnhe would say he'd call up before he came, but never did. The next time he saw me he would talk to me just a though nothing had happened. lr I would ask him about it lie would say he didn't have time, and I'Vnow he cares for me. I can tell from his ac tions. He left the city and doesn't write. - Now, I don't know whether he has lost my address or doesn't want to write. I know I have wronged him several times, but my parents were mostly to blame. It makes me feel bad that he left with out bidding me goodby. Of course. J knew he was going about two weeks ahead. Whenever 1 don't sleep At night T just think if I could only see him and tell him why I acted the way I did towards Mm I would feel all right then. Shall I write to him and explain matters? UNDECIDED LASSIE. I suspect you are more Interested In this boy than he Is in you. If you have really done him some in justice which calls for an apology, I would write and make it n a dig nified way. Otherwise, let him alone. If he really does care for you, you will find it out , Movie Fan. Dear Miss Fairfax, Omaha Bee: Mine Is not a "Lovelorn" letter, although 1 may write one some day. I wish that you would give me, through the Lovelorn columns, the address of Richard Barthelmess. Thanking you kindly, I am, "DICK'S" ADMIRER. 130 West Fifty-seventh street, New York. y B. Ii. M. By no means marry a man 32 years older than yourself whom you do not care for, no mat ter how much your parents wish it. Make an appeal to Vome one in your own town, ir your relatives will not listen to you. Go 'tg your minister, or one of your former school teachers and tell her about It. I cannot believe that your par ents are insisting upon any such marriage. As for your friend, let her manage her own ltte affairs. Hazel ,M. Ij.-Cleanliness of the scalp and good circulation are aids against dandruff. Manipulate the scalp each night when you take down your hair. Feed the scalp some oil unless it is already too oily. It is the dry scalp as a rule, which' has dandruff, and there are many good oil creams for Just such purposes. Ixinrsomp and Happy There is no great wrons? in exchanging rings with a boy. It is a "hd" form of amusement.. If you have a date with a (boy why meet him at a theater at all. Why does he not call for you at your home, which is the only , respectable young man to do. way for -a I Gay: It is rather difficult to criti cise a young man's associates without offending" him; I admire your wih to raise his standards. The best way to let him know your thoughts is to tell them to him yourself. Do it tactfully and in -a kindly spirit and if he truly cares for you and has good judgment ' he. will see your point of view. Let me warn you against lowering your standards Just to keep his good will. He will love and admire you all the more it he feels that your influence is good. I. L. X. Yes. an introduction should be acknowledged. You may say, "I am glad to meet you," or merely "How do you do" would suffice. This is correct for either boy or girl. Write to some bank here about the address. Freckles You should not enter tain callers without older people in the house. I would advise you to go with boys only Friday, Saturday or Sunday nights, keeping the nights through the week free for your studies. . SU-atHome 1 believe f you would write or phone to one of'our loal book stores you would get the information you seek. m lYIend and Ixivcr of Innocent Vhlldron Will the one signing his name thus please forward his ad dress to Miss Fairfax? She has a letter for him. Billy Alcohol Is very drying ' to the skin. Consult your druggist on the ingredient to go with it. Blue Kjcs Write to Miss Blanche firant, University of Nebraska. Lin coln, Neb., for the information you seek regarding art. Mrs. r. A. C: The electric needle is the only sure way that I know of for removing superfluous hai Why do you say it would not he ad visable In your. case? You can get depilatories which would remove it temporarily. V v Just AnxiousS Mary MacLaren's full name is Mary McDonald Mac Laren and her address is 127 N. Manhattan Place, Los Angeles. Katherine MacDonald's address Is the same. I do not know about their relationship., Miss Buddy: Vaseline -will help grow eyebrows. Inquire at any beauty parlor for .answer to your other questions. -"' N When a Chinese girl is married she must we.it four months before etiquette allows her tfl pay her first visit to her mother: but after this initiatory, call it is within the bounds of social custom and propriety to visit the home of her parents at her home, j It is claimed that the French woman marries, not because of loye, but with the hope of love afterward. The Ever Popular Beads If a needle fine enough to go through a fine hole in a bead can not be found, try using dentists' floss and waxing the end every now and then with a bit of bees wax. This also saves the trouble caused by a needle frequently un threading. To get the effect of the rather ex pensive Venetian beads brush large oval-shaped beads very lightly with mucilage thinned with vinegar and, then blowi Rowcred gold paint upon them. Glass beads can be colored to suit the purpose with oil paint or hat dye. Wooden ones can be treated with amber varnish or paint. Even enamel paint use about the house for wood or metal will color many beads successfully, and those that are tarnished or have the color chip ped off are much improved with fresh color. To hold them while paintinp them and (t get the color on evenly slip the beads on a hatpin and let them remain on it for sev eral hours until thoroughly dry. To get the complicated effect seen in--many bead necklaces just now that appear to be in several strands at intervals and" then again in only one strand, use several threads for the whole string. But unite the several threads wherever desired into one bead. , Little decorations of sealing wax give beads individual touches. Large black or green ones are particularly effective decorated this way. Lit tle dots of color applied are charm ing. Orange or red is striking on black. V Some good color combinations in beads oi two kinds are violet and crystal, blue and green, amber and green, coral and silver, blue and steel, red and black and bron and yelloy. Silk or head tassels are a good finish for any chain. Sometimes a metal button of filigree design will make a very attractiveyfoundaticn for a pendant for the bead chain. And the origin can never be guessed. Clasps for bead chains can be purchased at bead storesydepart ment store fancy work counters and novelty shops, and they make a 1 chain much easier to put on and take off. The length of chains vary. Some are merely necklaces and others ex tend almost to the knees. The length really depends upon the be comtngness to the wearer. A bead chain can be chosen so that it will give tone to a costume (by color harmony or contrast), add length to the figure, hide the defect of a thin neck and-even make certain colors more becoming to the complexion. Humane Society. Mrs. Fiske, who reappearing at the Brandeis, was honor guest at a tea given Friday afternoon on the mrVzaninc floor of the Motel Fon tenelle by the Woman's auxiliary1 of the Humane society. Mrs. J. U. Davidson was in charge. Mrs. Fiske gave a short talk. n r The Joy Of A j Perfect Skin JwKnow the joy and to one thru possessing a skin of purily and beauty. The soft, dis tinguished appearance it natural beauty to ils full- est. In use over 70 yeirt, A De Lime Book lot you will varrttohava "ThU most wonderful con tribution ever md to mu sic." ThU Is how a famous critic termed Thomas A. Edi son's amazing achievement. Edison and Music The story of the $3,000,000 Phono graph is as romantic as any bit of fiction. It is told in a beautifully illustrated brochure which you will be glad to keep. Send ihe Coupon Today j Name Address SHULTZ BROS., Owners 313 South 15th Street Omaha's Great New "PURfc FOOD" Institution Has Won the Confidence of Thousands in the Past Two Days This new store is filling a long .felt want in this city. POUOLATS STREET A strictly cash business policy. No deliveries. SEVENTEENTH AT "FOLLOW THE BEATON PATH" EATON'S ETTER. ARGAINS "FOLLOW THE BEATON PATH" You will find at Beaton's just what you want in drugs and sundries. The qual ity guaranteed, the service prompt and efficient, and the prices lower than else where. Read these items and compare the prices with those you Have been pay ing, then you will see why it is that this store is always crowded. Phone your wants we deliver FREE to all parts of Omaha. Phone Douglas 81, 82, 83 and 84. SATURDAY and MONDAY PECIALS 15c Lux Soap 12 15c Palm Olive Soap 10. 30c Norwich Milk of Mag nesia 21t 50c Kodol Dyspepsia Tab lets 39 60 Beaton's Effervescent Sodi um Phospate 39t 50c Pond's Extract .....426 15c Sterno Heat 10 $1.00 Zepyrol .' 79t Castoria ,29t Packing: Camphor 20 60c Walnutta 496 $1.00 Liquid SHmerine 896 35c Sterro Bouillon Cubes 29 $1.10 S. S. S ' 83 50c Non-Soi 3f $1.00 Phelactine ..r. 83 60c Canthrox 45 60c Milk Emulsion 49 80c Pompeian Massage Cream at 59 25c Lysol ,..19 70c Djer Kiss Face Powder it 596 Putman's Dry Cleaner .l42 50c urazm, iootn raste ,t4C 50c . Listerfne 38d 35c Colorite 24 30c Jetum . . 256 $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk at S2.98 75c Household Rubber Gloves at 49t Coco Bloom Cream, a wonder ful tissue builder . . . .75 CJrahams' Beauty Secret Slt5C $1.00 Todd's Varnish Restorer at 760 Graham Beauty Secret Lifts out lines i Draws out blackheads Reduces enlarged pores Bleaches the skirl Corrects sallow skin Sold Only at This Store 1 lb. Epsom Salts 10 1 lb. Powdered Borax 15 Leonard's Ear Oil .'. ..gl.00 60c Saltnos . . . . 34 35c Beaton's Corn Remedy 216 60c Danderine t56 60c Resinol Ointment . . . .466 30c Mentholatum 17 60c Sal Hepatica IS6 50c Eatonic 396 $1.25 Ha's Hair Health 796 35c Freezone 276 2oc Phenalax Wafers . . . .19 50c Stationery, in fancy boxes, per box 296 60c 'Caldwell's Syrup Persin at i76 Perfu 75c Crab Apple Extract, per ounce 49 $1.75 Djer Kiss Extract, per ounce ..J $1,10 75c White Rose 4J) SATURDAY and MONDAY PECIALS r Candy Department Agents for Huyler's and origi nal Allegrettf'Chocolates. 80c per lb. Chocolate Caramels, per pound 656 80c per lb. Jordon Almonds, per pound '. 596 Cigars El Cinto Clear Havana cigars, each 56 Box of 100 . . .. '. .4.50 Packer's Plantation Cigars, box ' of loo $4.00 San Torin, each 5"6 Box of 100 $4.50 Ladina, each 8 Box of 50 $3.50 s Photo Department Films developed free when prints are ordered. Wc do our own developing. Givcv us a trial "and you will be rqnvinced of the superiority of our work. ' Artistic Picture Framing We carry a complete line of Ansco, Rexo and Premo et us make you an enlarge ment from your favorite negative. $1.25 Pyros Antiseptic 98 50c Varnish Food 39f 15c Powder Puffs 76 Sloan's Liniment ....... .296 60c Syrup Figs 476 25c Bandoline, light or dark at 19t 25c Goutorbe Nail Cake 176 $1.20 Lavoris .....S9t 25c M -pound Peroxide Hydro gen at . .166 (iSfontghX I f Tomorrow Alright l Ysui rattiat Sour Stomach Mi-O-Na Puts the Stomach in Fine Shape inFire Minutes If your stomach is continually kicking tip a disturbance ; if you feel bloated and distressed ; if you belch gas and sour food into the mouth, then you need Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablets. Mi-O-Na stomach tablets give instant relief, of course, but they do' more: they stop. the poisonous gases. They atopxcesa fermenta tion of food and thoroughly clean, renovate and strengthen the stom ach so that it can readily digest. fooA without artificial aid. Mi-O-Na stomach tablets are guaranteed to end indigestion, acute or chronic, or -.money back. This means that nervousness, diz ziness and biliousness should, dis appear. We sell Mi-O-Na for 60 cents a large box. BEATON DRUG COMPANY 15th and Farnam Streets I Mail Orders Receive Our Careful Attention V ' COURTNEY BUILDING Saturday the flurry of opening days will be past and all departs ments will be keen 'to supply Tour 'wants in a manner that will prove highly appreciative, we lire sure. , A Big, Pure, Delicious Ice Cream Sodai Saturday 10c ' Any Flavor Served From the Largest Fountain Ever Installed in Omaha i ; Tea and TheTable Supply Cigar Department "Just Inside the Door1' Imported Safety Matches, per dozen boxes, only 9 Horseshoe Chewing Tobacco, full lb.. sold only in lb. cuts' 81c CIGARETTES ' 18 CAMELS SPURS Imedmonts. . . CHESTERFIELDS CIGARS Entona. Imported, each 6r Box of 53 for $3.00 Mi-Consuelo, Imported, each 5 Box of 50 for 82. SO Saturday Specials Eggs, Butter, Butterine Best Brands Creamery Butter, per lb 676 feest Bulk C reamery Butter, per lb. 666 Egs, Strictly Fresh. . .'. .456 Armour's -Veribest , Oleomargar ine 386 Nut-Ola, Colored. . .48 Nut-Ola, White 32 Table Supply Offerings for Saturday ( FINEST QUALITY MEATS i Genuine Spring Lamb Shoulder Roast, Prime Legs 166 Beef 176 Pi? Pork Chops, per , R . Q, Sirloin Steak, Trime, per lb 35 If Coffee Mr. Klrhy, formerly of ConT-f- r ney'a, la 1b charge of this de partment, j Freah Homte Coffee ' Our Special Blend Coffe,, lb Household Blend, a mighty good one, per lb 45 Famous ANKOLA, nothing- better, per . pound 55 NEW CROP TEAS B. F. Japan Gunpowder Sun Dried Japan.. Ceylon English Breakfast. Opening ' Day Special, . $8c lb. Iten's Graham Crackers 20c Iten's Raisin Cake 25c Grocery Values That Talk First Quality Canned Corn, Peas, To- LLf matoes, Wax Beans, String Beans, lied ff If I Beans, Hominy, 10 iJAMS FOR WW Ripe Olives, small size, quart 38 Ripe Olives, large size, quart '. 56 Navy Beans, 5 lbs. for 497 Windmill Preserves 37 Del Monte Marmalade ..... 39 Pure, Delicious Candies Special for Saturday A wonderful , offer an assortment of Chocolate- Covered ."herrics, Cherry and Nuts. . Mint Choco lates, Assorted Choe ola,tes, : full pound boxes; rejnilar $2.00 values, Saturday BOX PURE CREAM CARAMELS, Va nilla TMain. Vanil la Nut. Chocolate Nut; the pound 69c HOME MAPR NUT BRITTLE, EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, THE POUND 55c Bacon That Ham Appetite Satisfy it - please it; treat it to Puritan Ham ba.ed, boiled, broiled, or fried. For Puritan is the best of ham at its best. First selected for quality from young, ten' i der, fine-grained porkers; then prepared, by a process which brings forth the precise flavor that ham must have to be good. Hams, equal to Puritan quality'are rarely found, but you will akvayt find that rare quality in Hams branded Puritan We will leave the test to your appetite for THE CUDAHY PACKING CO. If yfur dciltr desn'f tundlt Purilui telephone F. W. CONRON. M.n.fer 1321 Jsnet St., Omaha, Nh. . Phone Pouflas 2401 'uritnn Hm nd Huron are nmolctd Hnily in our Omaha Mant, insuring fresh, brightly amoked meata at all times. IL mi nil aiiia innni.iiMjii, 1
