oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-29

UNDECIDED BLACK EYES. Write your old acquaintance a letter and tell him that because of your long separation you are no longer sure that you love him. If he cares so much for you that he wants to come anyway to give you a chance to test your love for him, let him come. Also tell him that you have been going with another young man duffing his absence so that he will not expect to have you all to himself when he comes. Dear Mrs. Thompson: About a year ago I married a young man with whom I had been keeping company for one year. He was a man of very good reputation and from a very good family. During the year that I went with him he treated me as a perfect lady. He had a very fine education and people thought I made a splendid marriage. He never mentioned his personal affairs to me but naturally I thought he made a fair salary. Now that we are married I am forced to go to work to help pay the expenses. I find my husband to be a very changed person. He gets angry at the smallest thing and doesn't speak to me for days at a time. He fusses when I curl my hair or put a little powder on my nose. We haven't a thing of our own but live in one furnished room—one room to cook, eat and sleep in. When I speak about a home and furniture he says we don't need such things. I gave up a very fine home when I married him. Some times I feel as though I should leave him to live in his one room. We have no children. As I am working now and get no appreciation for what I am doing, would you advise me to return to my parents? They know nothing of the way we are living and they think I married a man who could at least make a home for me. I am still very young. Would you advise me to continue with this way of living? BROKEN HEARTED. There is little chance that you could ever be happy with your husband, and doubtless conditions would become worse and worse. Since there are no children I would advise you to leave him and go home to your parents. Marriage is a partnership. Your partner is letting you assume more than your share of the reason man or go out with different boys! GOLDEN LOCKS. Unless you have promised to marry the young man who loves you, there is no reason why wolf should not go out with other young men as well. I would advise you to have other friends if you are free. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young girl in my teens. I am considered fair, dress neatly and also fix my hair neatly, but when I go to a dance I can hardly get a partner to dance with although I am a good dancer. I am not proud or think too much of myself. Some girls say it is because I do not flirt with the boys, but I don't care to flirt. Please tell me what seems to be the trouble. POLISH ZITA Not knowing you, it is difficult for me to say why you are not popular. Perhaps your girl friends are more or less right in what they say. It is not necessary to really flirt, but it is necessary to be cordial to young men. So often I have noticed that the wall flowers at a dance are so afraid of appearing eager that they appear cold and indifferent. When a young man comes toward you smile so that he will stop and ask you to dance and do not turn your head aside as if his invitation would be distasteful to you. NEW YORK LETTER All too many Mrs. Grundy's have complained from time to time of the unbashed complainsisance with which we make advertisements make very intimate pictures a part of our modern daily life. It is true that legs have been glorified to an unexpected degree by the capable artists who make pictures for the hosiery manufacturers. I'll admit a personal curiosity in the models they employ—in fact I have often wondered if there were any ruch models. Onyx Hoslery, Inc., have assured me that there are. What's more they claim that there is no dearth in the market. "Scarcely a week passes," their art director tells me, "without an application coming for such a job. The surprising thing is, that not all are the ravishing young things you would expect. Even grey haired elderly ladies, with no obvious physical qualifications for the role, are insistent." Down To the Sea In Ships STARTING SUNDAY for 5 Days UNITED THEATRE Anaheim They know nothing of the way we are living and they think I married a man who could at least make a home for me. I am still very young. Would you advise me to continue with this way of living? BROKEN HEARTED. There is little chance that you could ever be happy with your husband, and doubtless conditions would become worse and worse. Since there are no children I would advise you to leave him and go home to your parents. Marriage is a partnership. Your partner is letting you assume more than your share of the responsibility and the arrangement is not fair. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl of twenty and a young man of twenty one is in love with me. He lives about seventy miles away from my home and he can only come to see me every two weeks. Is it proper for me to accept invitations from other young men as I am engaged to this particular young man? This young man takes the maters seriously, but I do not. I would sooner go out with girls and other boys. What would you advise me to do? Should I stick to this young person? Every once in a while we come across a piece of courage which for sheer stuff-of-life deserves to be noted in a Valhalla where they heroes are supposed to be. Dorothea Antel was an actress, just a pretty, golden-eyed, gently frivolous appearing girl of the footlights. Then she fell down a flight of stairs and the injury to her spine has made an invalid of her, probably forever. What does such a person do in a case like that? Why, she smiles and dips just the same as ever and declares what a splendid world it is when a helpless girl can turn the bedroom of her tiny apartment on West 168th street, into an office and start herself up as a real business woman by getting magazine subscriptions through correspondence. So that is what she is doing and doing it happily—that's the point. Flora Marian Spore used to pull teeth. She was a good dentist, too, and with her red hair and practical chin, she looked like an energetic, comon sense person. Which she uncoubledly is. But suddenly she began to paint pictures; not the sort of pictures one would expect from a dentist who'd claim any artistic training, either, but pictures good enough to win praise from discriminating critics and gain exhibition at one of the best galleries in this city. "I didn't know a water-color from a kilowatt," she declares, laughing. "Then my mother died and I began to get spirit messages from her. They bade me draw. I got a message to come to New York, and here I am." She paints with amazing rapidity and apparently with little effort. The Grand Guignol Theatre of Paris is to come to New York next season, according to report. These actors, who are famous in France as the Moscow Art Theatre is in Russia, plan to spend ten weeks here, preventing about fifty plays. STARTING SUNDAY for 5 Days UNITED THEATRE Anaheim The Grand Guignol Theatre of Paris is to come to New York next season, according to report. These actors, who are famous in France as the Moscow Art Theatre is in Russia, plan to spend ten weeks here, presenting about fifty plays. When in need advertise in the Plain Dealer. fill your PICNIC BASKET in our Store —Don't spend hours in a hot kitchen getting ready for that picnic. Come to our store and get the things you want and save worry and work. —We can fill your baskets for as many as you wish—then throw away the tins and things—and you will save money too. —Don't risk breaking your pretty dishes or losing your silverware and besides you will have more fun. Edmiston's Grocery We Deliver Phone 219 HERE ARE TWO CHIC HATS AND SMART THREE-PIECE SUIT SUITABLE FOR THE VACATION TRAVELER As the summer advances the smaller hat and off-the-face styles give way in most cases to hats that give more shade. The two shown here, however, are particularly designed for traveling, and a small hat is generally more convenient at such a time. The one worn with the three-piece suit, however, is designed to shade the face while it is not extreme in size. The hat at the left is of white felt with a crown of canton crepe embroidered in black in the center is cloth with a fine ribbon. The three-piece suit is elaborately embroidered in trimmed with fur. HOUSEHOLD HINTS BY MRS. MORTON MENU HINT Breakfast Fresh strawberries with powdered sugar. Dried Beef Gravy on Toast. Coffee. Luncheon. TODAY'S RECIPES Dried Beef Gravy—Prepare a cupful and a half of cream sauce and add two chopped hard boiled eggs, one small cupful of shredded dried beef and one tablespoon of chopped parsley. If the beef is very salt no CRIPPLED VETS MEET NEXT YEAR AT SALT LAKE CITY (By International News Service) MINNEAPOLIS, June 23—The Disabled American Veterans' convention, held in Minneapolis, this noon voted to hold their next meeting in Salt Lake City on June 23 to 28, 1924. J. McINNES HOUSEHOLD HINTS BY MRS. MORTON MENU HINT Breakfast Fresh strawberries with powdered Sugar. Dried Beef Gravy on Toast. Coffee. Luncheon. Potato Puffs. Radishes. Strawberry Shortcake. Milk. Dinner. Smothered Chicken. Mashed Potatoes. Cucumber and Onion with Vinaigrette Dressing. Grapefruit Ple. SUNSHINE DELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON Eat less, drink less, Walk or swim; If you're fat you'll Soon be slim. A new broom makes an old wife. The early knife gets the cancer. In the ragged rag rug there's a rugged rug bug. You may sweep, you may scatter, The dust if you will, But the deadliest germ Will float in it still. A cancer and an elephant—both were once a single cell. Healthy is he when the raising sun finds his labors well begun. The electrically operated vacuum cleaner is the modern substitute for the primitive broom and lung method of sweeping. Don't tell me of men Who scoff at disease; Don't point out the nose Who do as they please; These are the fellows Whose lack of respect For the laws of Old Nature Engenders neglect. A hearty handshake and a gutteral voice are oft' mistaken for greatness. When four people play golf—that's a foursome; when two talk while the other two play—that's boresome. BRITISH LABOR DECLINES TO ABOLISH ROYALTY By International News Service LONDON, June 29.—The British TODAY'S RECIPES Dried Beef Gravy—Prepare a cupful and a half of cream sauce and add two chopped hard boiled eggs, one small cupful of shredded dried beef and one tablespoon of chopped parsley. If the beef is very salt no extra salt will be required and paprika may be added to suit the individual taste. Stand over boiling water for ten minutes after the beef and eggs are added. This is a little different from the ordinary dried beef gravy and possibly more temp-ting hot weather appetites. Potato Puffs—Cook sufficient peeled potatoes to make, when mashed, two large cupfuls. All salt and paprika to taste, a generous piece of butter, half a cupful of milk and one lightly beaten egg. Whip with a fork until very light and form in small mounds on a greased baking sheet. Dust thickly with grated cheese and lightly with paprika and bake in a quick oven until well browned. HOLD SEVEN ALLEGED I. W. W.S By International News Service SACRAMENTO, June 29.—Paralleling the case of tent I. W. W.s arrested after they had admitted membership on the witness stand, seven alleged members of the organization were in jail here today following their arrest late yesterday afternoon as they left the witness stand after testifying in behalf of three members of their organization charged with violation of the criminal syndicalism act. The ten arrested some time ago are now serving sentences in San Quentin. The seven men held are D. P. Moffat, Chris Peterson, Arthur G. Ross, B. U. Johansen, Albin Bratland, Robert Woods and J. M. Reilly. CRIPPLED VETS MEET NEXT YEAR AT SALT LAKE CITY (By International News Service) MINNEAPOLIS, June 29—The Disabled American Veterans’ convention, held in Minneapolis, this noon voted to hold their next meeting in Salt Lake City on June 23 to 28, 1924. J. McINNES CASH BUYER OF VALENCIA ORANGES Plant Opp. Santa Fe Depot, Orange Phones Office 50 Delivery Dept. 719 Eyesings 14 or Anah GRAND PICTURE CONCORD Dancing from 3 P.M. Park Choral Singing of the NO ADMISSION SATURDAY IS ADVERTISING —On each Saturday we will offer one or more items at ex-visit our store. See Center St BRITISH LABOR DECLINES TO ABOLISH ROYALTY (By International News Service) LONDON, June 29.—The British Labor party in concerence here today by an overwhelming majority rejecting a resolution advocating obolition of British royal family. The resolution sought to take from the reigning house of Windsor all royal perequilts. Skidded in Price Only Vacuum Cup Tires Now can be bought at a reduction ranging up to 15 per cent, on all sizes. This is your time to buy a quality tire that is never excelled and seldom equalled. Sold exclusively by— Jno. Ruedy & Son 419 W. 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PATHE NEWS Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results JULY 4th Anaheim Concordia GRAND PICNIC AND BARBECUE CONCORDIA PARK—W. BROADWAY Dancing from 3 P.M. to 6 P.M.—Grand Ball at 8 P.M. Park Concert During the Afternoon National Singing of the United Societies of Los Angeles, San Diego and Anaheim ADMISSION THE COMMITTEE AY IS OUR VERTISING DAY For more items at extremely low prices to make it worth your effort to more. See Center Street Window. VERTISING DAY or more items at extremely low prices to make it worth your effort to more. See Center Street Window. BOY! es Your Chance Men Free! Free! Stop Safety Razor Stop Razor Strop Stop Blade All These Free Auto-Strop RAZOR all that is asked of you is to sign a card and ies. We have only a limited number of razors. 'S PHARMACY It Pleases Us To Please You