Salt Lake Tribune | 1935-10-17 | Page 14

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 14 THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 17 1933 Common Sen se Held Chief Factor When Girl i Sometime It's really quite a prob- - I won’t say No and f can’t say Yea whether to marry pr not to undecided as 1 am When he kisses !lemcourse and holds me close I love it but if you are terrifically ro-- $ mantle and believe that the surge S of molten joy that pours through f you at the touch of hand or lip is a sure sfjfn you were meant for each therefrom the dawn of time you Io rush ecstatically to the altar without further ado ! But suppose you are of cooler tblood and calmer brain? Suppose v you have a puzzling way of—er— disliking your suitor at times? Yes J actually thinking of him with dis- taste I might even go so far as to say hating him In short suppose ! you blow hot and blow cold? What Means This? What’s the meaning of it? If at ( times he appears to you little short ( of a god or Clark Gable and at other an ancient t times as full ofloveflaws asfeel or are tomato is it you Jyou crazy? How are you going to (tell? What are you going to do? You can’t marry him because all of sa sudden you might get one of those J “revulshes" on seeing that some-- of fils teeth are missing And you can't dismiss him for the Instant he had gone you might remember those thrills that sent you reeling through ' - ! the realms of a dream-worl- d What to do oh what to do? 'Thrills Are Not Trustworthy The letter that has stirred these doubts and fears Is from "Wonder-ing"and she’s got me wondering Jtoo “My problem" she writes “is this 'adore and worship c him and again the least thing that (happens that should not makes me hhte him and hope I’ll never lay eyes Jon him again" He la very respect-tabl- e and so ambltous that he is away to take a course in that will jtake from three to six years He asks me to wait that at times l every time something holds ms back from saying I love him” Mad Love is Perilous I think the eason is that you do not love him completely and madly And it's just as well you don't You like many things about him— his power to make your blood surge hie devotion to you his ambitions for himself and his grit in going after them You like his looks and his manners You like his decency and But he does not glamor goodness Which you until you can't think I repeat is a mighty lucky thlng-Th- Some Ideas for Child's Apron By FLORENCE LA GANKE Nancy had told herself earlier In the aeason that she Intended to do quite a few things with animal designs She had the elephant and the bear and here ehe was with a duck The elephant and hear had beelfcplanned for two small children who had gone to the circus For e marriages that turn out happiest are those made through the kind of love which permits you to use your brains even though at moments you forget you have them Womep are Idealists Women are Incurable Idealists They want perfection They have a mania’ for remodeling the men they care for into the ideal creatures they have dreamed of The more they care for a man the harder they try to matte him fit their plans and specifications When a lucid Interval returns and they see detects in ths Beloved it naturally makes them mad and they proceed to “hate him" They are dlsap pointed disillusioned In despair' If they happen to be tired or keyed-uor shaky as to nerves the revulsion Is more acute Every little fault Is magnified every hnrinming aggerated Feet on the Ground This is where a girl has to use common sense-th- e most uncommon of qualities She must remem her mad love and Impossible Ideals don’t work but happily Love must bs tempered by affection and friendship Ideals must be very flexible Marriage my oables Is a long long long long partnership not a delirious Journey Into paradise When you feel one of those moods of “hate" approaching think Instantly of the qualities in Beloved that you admire Think also of your own imperfections which he too may be noting with a feeling that Is not quite a hundred per cent im p a i - Self-setti- By JOSEPH McCORD Susan her mother planned some- thing quite tame It was a duck who quacked quacked his way onto a pinafore He might have found a resting place on a bib or a tray cloth or Ven on a pillow The simplicity of the design ha much to commend It to articles intended for small children Nancy made the whole duck yellow She traced the design just as oumaydo BETTY KAY’S six-stra- and no wonder! -- (Copyright 1935 Publishers Syndicate) Ohio Educator Talks At Normal Assembly ALBION Idaho-- Dr J L Clifton professor of education at Ohio State university' Columbus was a guest speaker at a special Albion State Normal school student body assembly Tuesday at 10 a m Tha theme of his discussion was th right of tvery child to equal opportunity for an education and the teacher’s rssponslllbitly in guiding ach one Individually Through the (warden Gale ‘ -- Ij J MOUNTAIN Rubbed Inflamed with harsh damp handkerchiefs when it should be gently treated withsof t Absorbent disposable ’ 1 ' KLEENEX pain I— when yew tae handkerchiefs co your do sc What a relief!— when you use oft Kleenex during a cold ' Kleenex-- so soft-- so soothing--is also taferl Handkerchiefs let germs escape -- no wonder cold's quickly spread to the Vy 7KT wet W scratchy whole family But job Won’t It be a relief not to handhandle dozens of germ-lade- n kerchiefs every tinpe there's a cold in your home? And just think!-- at the new lpw lowest In histoty-y- ou price-t- he cad use about thirty Kleenex Tissues for the avenge cost of having iitt doth handkerchief - laundered Kleenex actually im-- ’ prisons over 99 of all germs that touch it The regular Nomshfaftotfof bigJOO-sheEconomy box for 29c Buy your -- Kleenex today lYes Kleenex does away with this messy' I Errrn rrv —a disposable tissue ff ' IIImImImIxmA wm trrnm CilkwsWc (— — M— ) ‘TUNE IN TODAY I THE STORY OF MARY MARLIN - r" -- ? 'KSCIOT3(T£7M 1 " MIR-O-KLF- FR HOSIERY FITALLTOP ' 115 MIROKLEERJup MADIINIISA NIT MAKIS u Mr IT me ieeeee( m ieeeeee AUERBACHS Ileadquartert for All Kayser Lines a number of things” Larry Unsympathetic Jacobs leaned back In hie chair and stared His small eyes were blinking rapidly Jacqueline noticed that he wet his lips with his tongue his mustache she thought seemed to droop She found herself feeling suddenly sorry for him He didn’t look like the man whose enthusiasm over Southern Furnace prospects had mislead her He appeared old Larry apparently did not share her sympathies "It’s taken me quite a while tQ get around to this Mr Jacobs But Pm trying to do a good job You must have had something in mind when you put this sleuth on my trail You didn’t have a thing on me but you thought It would be nice if tha cops could turn me up ori their own account while you stayed in the background” Lieutenant Staples eyes lighted a trifle at this suggestion He listened attentively “Just how you happened to find I was in town wasn’t such a piece of pure luck as you supposed Either" Larry went on He was carrying his bluff to the utmost now hoping for some sort of collapse on the part of his dapper enemy “I’ve been able to turn up a few Item of Interest through a mutual friends Miss 200-she- et package generally sells for only I4c-t- he -- rotho-magen- CLEAR AS v ’ By MARY BLAKE If October 17 le your birthday the possibly have a strong imagination best hours for you on this date are which If used for literary purposes be responsible for a good from 10:15 a m to 12:15 p m from might dollari coming your way many 2:15 lo 4:15 p m and from 7:15 to Work of an educatiinal or scientific 9:15 p m The danger periods are research nature or requiring selling from 8:15 to 10:15 a m from 12:15 ability may also enable you to gain to 2:15 p m and from 4:15 to 6:15 enviable renown The prospects for your matrimonial bliss ajjg very p m “Be swift to hear slow to speak bright The child born on October 17 will alow to wrath” and it ia likely to teens prove an exceptionally good day for generally when it reaches its social its through enter to If popularity gain you Envy permitted the mind will be productive of a dis- graces or athletic sports condition this day Do not If a man and October 17 Js your turbing find let it poison your thoughts if you natal day you probably will find-eth would have them joyous Should that: "Whoso findeth a wife a good thing” for it will be you have a dispute regarding a business transaction conciliatory meas- through leading a conservative life ures " should be tried rather than that you may be able to obtain the g ones Personal taste most gratifying results As a docshould be considered if any form of tor lawyer engineer accountant entertaining is contemplated It will journalist artist or salesman you be good judgment to bear in mind probably will reap a substantial rethat what might be your favorite ward medium of diversion may be your Successful People Born On Social activiOctober 17: guests’ pet aversion ' ties require careful planning if they Esterly inventor are not to be tiresome affairs this George William F Seymour physician day Married and engaged couples and scientist and those who are in love will find Lorettus S Metcalf editor that a few sentimentally expressed Bruce Crane artist words are likely to produce a great Eric Pape artist deal of harmony John I C Hare jurist and eduIf a woman and October 17 is your cator birthday the generosity of your heart probably is shown by the (Copyright 19M the Bell Syndicate inc) lavishness of your hand You may find it is a mistake to give charity tndiscrtffilnately Tour friends may Ground School Set need your help more than strangers Idaho— Ralph E POCATELLO do so investigate their needs before bestowing largesse elsewhere You Knapp local pilot will open a are probably quick with your handsv ground school? - in Frazier- hall of Idaho southern and nimble with your fingers so University you should be clever at games re- branch Monday evening Registraquiring the fast use of both Dame tion may be made at the Pocatello Fortune has very likely many pleas- airport at the southern branch or ant surprises in store for you espe- by contacting Mr Knapp at his cially in monetary matters You home 416 South Ninth avenue “Yeah that’s right” the others leave town I wish to have a talk 28 Miss Anthony" lieard him say “I’ll call her In a with him when he le able to come " down to my hotel I will be responwas Staples' bland greeting “Sorry minute to bother you ao early but we’d like The officer hung up the receiver' sible” Oh you have and looked regretfully at Jacqueto talk a' minute “Suits me” observed the lieutenant urbanely “But I want our company! How are you Mr Cut- line Did"The gentleman was cagey friend to have a doctor” He turned ter?” He entered the room with Jacobs n't care to talk” apologetically to Larry: “Would you at his heels closed the door and “I think It was my father I was mind if I called in one of our delooked about him expecting him to call” partment surgeons? Just so we may Larry lay back on his pillow and “Well well That’s something else have his "report Dr Edmunds is stared belligerently at Jacobs who for us to look into This doesn't first rate was eyeing him with cold interest look so good for you Miss Anthony “Anything you like lieutenant” I'm sorry If you care to tell me Then to Jacobs: “But you and I Jacqueline felt suddenly faint All this was her fault She must anything won’t get anywhere in conference have slept! She glanced at her Jacqueline resolutely Ignored You’ll dd your talking with my lawclock mechanically Larry’s warning glance first And I think that will yers “Of course” she agreed sweetly be all for now” After 8! I am Mr Jacobs was the first to break the "In the first place “Oh Lieutenant Staples!” Jacquesilence He pointed at Larry with Cutter’s wife That makes it quite line broke in “Will it be all right if all right for him to be hers does- I call my father now? He is at Mr his stick ‘There’s your man lieutenant n’t it?” Hicks’ house" “Well I’m excuse me Say! Take him into custody I will ap“Go as far as you like Mrs Were you married to him when I Cutter” pear against him” “Maybe we’d better talk It over” was giving you that little first de‘Thank ybu And I’d like to call was the calm reply “Sit down Mr gree there In your office?” the hotel I’m afraid I’m going to be Jacobs This gentleman is’nt going "Oh yes" late "for work” to“run away” He helped himself “Wish ’d known It I suppose we (To be continued) to a chair and regarded Larry close- can’t look for much testimony from ly “You seem to have met with you” He rubbed his bald head re(Copyright 1935 by Joseph an accident I hops it Isn’t serious’’ flectively McCord) “It Isn’t” "We’re wasting time!” Jacobs “Shot may I ask? snapped “This man has been iden“Yes” tified and admits he broke Into ‘That proves t!” Jacobs barked my property What more do you angrily leaning forward on the want?" chair he had taken near the door Staples Questions Staples held up hla hand “I guess that Joes give me pretty Just a minute’ he- - suggested reason to hold him for the “We’U go at It from the start and good officers 1 suppose you've then we’U know where we stand” county notified them Mr Jacobs?" (Title Recletered U S Patent Office) He addressed himself directly to “I telephoned the sheriff before “ - By BARBARA VORSE Larry-—- I felt home He’s working from the “Mr Jacobs called me iarly this other send with the help of my morning and said that some one had man I’ve no doubt but that he has More About Lilacs Into broken a property he owns touch with in superyour gotten forcible entry in fact That he had Two lilacs that are not often seen attacked and injured a guard on the iors" “I see” Staples turned to Larry in gardens but which add a great premises Escaped with valuable “Do feel up to coming down- deal of Interest in any planting of property Mr Jacobs has reason to town you with me and attending to a these shrubs are the Villosa lilac believe that you were the intruder few formalities? If not ’m afraid and the Rouen lilac Mr Cutter” I'll have to put some one here to The Villosa lilac most specifically “I was" look after you Maybe you'd like to known as syrlnga villosa le a native ‘There!” Jacobs cut in ' of northern China It le quite a large “As I was qaylng” the detective go to the hospital” Larry swung his feet to the floor shrub of excellent habit of growth went on paying no heed to the in and took stock of his situation with erect branches and large oblerruption "I suggested to Mr Ja“I’ll have to have somebody patch long leaves which are of a lighter cobs that he come to headquarters he admitted “But green than we are accustomed to It Just happened that I knew your me up I suppose” license number Mr Cutter so I it may not be necessary to go seeing in the common and French downtown Now then Mr Jacobs lilacs The flowers are rose colored had our radio cars notified Just n sometimes pink and freely deck the before I met Mr Jacobs I heard The latter shook his head When plant when they come into bloom that your car was parked here We came over When I saw Miss An Ije spoke there was a tone of sad- It is an extremely hfcrdy shrub and ness In valuable because It blooms much thonys name In the vestibule I "I’m his voice sorry Cutter I was a very later than many of the other lilacs thought maybe she could help us clrise friend of your father thus prolonging the season way into out You see I happened to know she was a friend of yours And here his best friend I believe I should 'June There are a number of these hate to see --a eon of hie get inte lilacs in Salt Lake 'City gardens and you ared’ ha finished pleasantly “Yes here I am” Larry observed trouble if I could avoid it I fear they are prized greatly by their I am doing wrong but if you care owners for they are Indeed different grimly “So what?” to return my property I might from most of the other sorts Jacobs the Suspect consider withdrawing my charges1 The Rouen lilac ia a hybrid reAll this while Jacqueline had “That’s very kind of you” Larry’s sulting from the crossing of the been staring wide-eye- d at Mr Up curled “And just what do you common lilac with the Persianlt is Jacobs trying to use her dazed fac- went me to return?” botanically known as syrlnga ulties in an effort to fit him Into “Why the This Is one of the most what you took the picture There waa but one ans- from the cellar The one you were floriferous of all lilacs and In its wer Ha was the man who had been trying to get away with when ” slender branches and narrow leaves keeping Lieutenant Staples on “When your hired gorilla took s It closely resembles the Persian Its Larry’s trail He was the owner pot shot at me In other words flowers are enormous clusters and of the Falrlawn He was the one- you don’t know what it was But are a rich rosy mauve I like to see time partner of the elder Cutter you're afraid you do!" it used where several plants can He was the man Larry suspected “I haven’t time to quibble Cut- be grouped together for then one She shivered a little ter You may take your choice” gets the full magnificence of the Jacobs must have sensed her “Well I'll ease your mind I found blossoms When lilacs grow so well as they fixed look He turned to her one exactly what you think I did But I can’t trade with you just now do for ue and require so little care hand toying with his moustache “You are the last person In the because It’s in my lawyer’s hands In the way of special feeding pruning they should really be the plants world Miss Anthony whom I at the moment" A dull red surged Into Jacob’s we would consider first In planting would have expected to find In a the home grounds face ” situation like this Of course they eventually grow to “Do your duty Staples I’ll see “Do you know that man?" Larry THIS CAT WILL LEAD A DOG’S LIFE no doubt till cut in sharply staring at his wife” this through This young fool is be quite large ahd for that reason hinting at blackmail because he care must be used in selecting the She nodded he can get out of that costume he’s being sewed into He’ll proper locations for them Mostly “Oh yes” Jacobs Interposed knows I have money!” at lines the either a “Just minute” be along boundary the laughing stock of the neighborhood cats I "Worst perceived “Miss Larry blandly Anthony and I are that his shot had struck home He the back of the lot or at the sides quite old friends of all” complains poor kitty “she’s sewing it on with “You can leave her out of this” would carry the bluff a little far- they will fit in suitably Don’t make as of them mistake the & P well as Coats ther for sake Jack’s best thread and her mother says it’s planting Larry snapped “Address your reaa his own “I know about your specimens In the center of the front marks to me” the strongest thread you can buy” Before the older man could re- friendship for my father Jacobs” lawn or in the middle of the back (Adv ) Too often have old plants been ply the telephone rang stridently he said curtly “I kpow more than yard “Excuse me” Staples said quick- you think And I have put all my dug up out of such places because ly to Jacqueline and walked to the Information In the hands of my they marred the beauty of the yard desk He lifted the receiver to his attorneys They’re Hicks and Hicks ear just in case you’re Interested WHAT A LOVELY BRIDE SHE MADE I They’ve been delving into things SIX MONTHS EARLIER 1 for me and with this evidence I’ve AND HOW PROUD AND HAPPY he'd BEEN CALLING HE lOOKSl just put Into their hands it should TAKING HER furnish grounds for you and me THE DARUNG!— OUT THEN HE SEEMED INSTALMENT 'Good morning to settle -- Your Horoscope brow-beatin- Follow the Instructions at the end of the column and send for the direction sheet When you haVe this use transfer paper to mark the da sign on the cloth 0 hold the design Against a window pane with tha cloth directly over it Or go over the design once more with a soft blunt pencil and then lay the design penciled side down on top of the goods Trace the outline and ' 100 you will find that the pencil mark ALL STEAM ia transferred to the cloth PERMANENT WAVE This duck Is placed on the pinafore by using close buttonhole WO r stitch If you keep the stitches ringlet ends Given quits- - close It will not be necessary without electricity psde o to turn in the edges Then you can heatere kaep the graceful qurve of the bill Tulip OB Were Reg ISSSBO arid throat Especially good on fine dry and ‘ passioned love white hair It Is wise to work the four lines Make no pledge or promise now that Indicate the Don't forget our special sham wing before the I'd say to “Wondering” Six years poo flngerwsTe rinse eng maniUse fine outpocket Is appllqued cure 0100 Is long line or stem stitch for doing this Kind words for White cotton Is good for this work Tomorrow: In that case you will applique the "Young Idealist" Was S241 Main lo 1?H " whole pocket with white Open t to g 1938 (Copyright McNaught" embroidery cotton or with a heavy i Syndicate) twisted thread The opening forth pocketla the (PM between the end of the perky tall and the deep curve of the neck This part will havs Its edges turned under and buttonholed through the pocket material only In all of the other work the buttonholing goes through the body of the pinafore B— ' and the bird I t t' The eye of the duck Is worked in satin stitch Nancy put this plnafors In her 'v j box of gifts That box was becomi ing pretty well filled and ready for Christmas Direction leaflet for using “Animal Designs” may be obtained by sending three cents and a stamped envelope to Nancy Page care of this newspaper go-Ji- Dotted Line Honeymoon Love in Is Morris” Jacobs leaped to his feet His face war fairly purple ” “Do you mean to Insinuate "Not at all Miss Morris has been In my employ as well as yours She's a very capable young woman” "Walt until I see her!” Jacobs voice was shaking “I doubt very much If you find her when you get home” Larry ventured “If you do you’ll find that she’s quite able to look out tor herself" Jacobs made a visible effort to control himself He turned to staples with as much dignity as he could command “I don’t think Up Cutter will rd (Vt TO LOSE INTEREST SHE WAS DISTRACTED BECAUSE I LOVED HER I WAS FRANK - 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