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Show So and Anything ymr heart Mm j anything- from a box of horaemadi ; (oodira nd a pocket flaah light to t box of homamada BxxH and a : g net rinc and joy go with it! Dear Mia Kayat I am coming ta yau again fae aama af yaur kindly advica, al thaugh I hava not writtan to yau ! fop aoma tima. la thara a Unitad 8tataa amplay- mant affiea in Salt Laka City, and if aa, whara located ? Thanking yau in advanca and wishing yau auceaaa with goad I haalth, I am, C. 8. Glad to hava you with me ajraln. K i ". I onca aent you a Irttrr In tha mall I but believe you did not receive It. Yea. there la a government em- ! ployment office here in fact thera an two; one In the capital building, and : the other at 107 South Main. Dear Miaa Kayat Plaasa tall ma whara I could gat the aid numbere of tha Tip Tea Weekly which contained tha atoriea af Frank and Dick Merriwell, ar where I could gat beeke tailing of their experieneea. ) 2. Why don't they take tha title away from Jeia Willard whan ha , won't defend itT I thank yau. MICKEY. , i A local mnaailne ehop deala In back j numhere of maraxlnea. and It la very i pmhahle that you may set what you ' want there. Phone If you are unable i U Inula the akep aa mkirh I rol.r, i . Who, Mickey, In all thla fair land 1 would have the authority to carry out your auxceatlon? My Dear Miaa Kayat I road the Heartiterium every evening and think it very interact- ing, and would be vary thankful i if yau wauld anawee this quae-tiani quae-tiani la Arthur Guv Empey any rala- , tlen ta Bishop Nelaen A, Empey af : Salt Laka C.tyf Thank yau, my dear Miaa Kava. . F. E. It aeema that even the Empey themaelvea An not quite know tha re-latlonahlp, re-latlonahlp, although they do claim eon- ' nectlnn between tha famillea of Ouy Kmpey, author, and the lata Blahop ' Nelson A. Kmpey of Bait Lake. Per- , hapa when the family treea are broiicht up to date, this will all be made clear. ' j Dear Miss Kays: Like all others I am earning to you when troubled. Will you plssse solve this foe me? Last year when I returned to ehool among the teachers I found one who grew very dear to me and whom I beoen to class neat to my parents. At times aha, showed her liking for me. No en also cared for her so I had her all to myself. We had littla ins and outs but my love waa sincere. Now to the point. This fall when I want back one of my frtenda of last year began to claim her, and usiTaTvvlyt hurting my""Teettng." I grew bitter toward this girt and jealous, ft seems aha waa trying try-ing hard to gam affections to which I had mora right. Miss Kays, how can I get her affec tions again, for I do long for her iovsT How old would you judge ma to be from my penmanship and I grammar? 8ECKINQ JUSTICE. ' lxve lmuld he the purification of the heart from self, but In your case It Is not so, for were you not a hit selfinh, you would not wfnh to stand In your friend's Hfcht. ' You aay no one other than yourself cared for her Ut year? Hy attempting; to exclude others one usually ends hy excluding herself. Jealousy and bitterness make the aweetest of us unlovely and unlovable, un-lovable, so If you would hold or win the rejtard of this teacher friend, up- root Instantly all such tendencies, and I supplant them with amiahleneas and uneeifinh devotion. If you make yourself your-self willing to divide" her affection, then you can he happy In her love; if you allow yourself to he envious and Jealous, you will divide It any way ; and will he unhappy In tha heriraln. So resurrect the golden rule and apply ap-ply It and make happlnesa and contentment con-tentment for all three. Surely, my dear, as you review this situation aa;aln fairly and honeatly you wilt know that It la not your I to say who la entitled to the affection of this teacher friend, and you are condemning tha other little rlrl for the very thing you think commend -able In yourself IovtnT the other1 member of the trio. Po. resurrect the Itulden rule and apply It, and find happiness for youraelf, and make It poitle for the other two. 2. You are probably seventeen you do ue your pronouns carelessly, though. Dsar Miss Kaye: You hava helped so many others in their troubles, and aa I hava mA r AM1g to you for help. 1. I hava a brother whom I hava not heard from for three years. At that time ha was in the United 8tatea army at Columbus, N. M. I havv written to tha war department de-partment and thty tell me he was mustered out July. 1917. Is there any other way I can try to 'ocata himf 2. My fiance ia In tha army, but not overseas. Can you aug-gest aug-gest something that I can give I him for Christmas? Thanking you in advance and hoping these questions will not find their wsy to the wsate bsa-kat, bsa-kat, I am, LIBERTY. j Perhaps Brother reenllsted. and now that the wnr Is finished, he will come daflhlnir home nnd surprise you. It would be very difficult to trace thla hoy, and the only thins; I could atiKirest would he to enlist the aer-vlcea aer-vlcea of the newnpaper throughout the various cities which were his unual haunt before he entered army life. Would you care to try that? If so, I ahall be pleased to help you further fur-ther with it. 2. You hava much latitude, Miaa fylnerty. Th postal authorities do not restrict you, and now that Hoy Is soon to be home, yours doesn't even need to be a "soldier's Christmas," 1 md netnn all th fit, you a re engnged? |