Marion Marlowe Entrapped, or, The Victim of Professional Jealousy — page 34: what you’re looking at

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32 dictionary. I feel that I would be hn in if I were his wife, but there isa hihi ee life that I dread to tell him, and still I think too much of him to marry him without being per- fectly candid. Won’t you tell me what to do? I am heart-broken over the situation. ‘“‘MARIE W. S.”? It is much better to be frank before marriage than to make two people unhappy after. If this young man really loves you he willforgive much, endure much, condone much,and his affection will still survive in spite of all. If his regard stands the test you will have a husband and lover of whom you may be proud. If it does not you may feel assured that he would have probably made your married life miserable, and that you have saved both him and yourself considerable unhappiness. The man that will listen to your revelation and continue to love you, has in that one act proven his value. The man who does not, likewise proves that his affection isa matter of circumstance, and not the unfailing, all-enduring type that is really of worth. There is an old proverb, ‘‘Tell the truth and fear naught,” that exactly fits your case. ‘‘T am in love with one of the most charming girls in the United States, but I am not quite sure that she loves me. I have read lots of your good advice to young women, so I hope you will be willing to give me some. I want this girl for my wife, but, frankly, I am afraid to ask her. I have more of her society than any one else as it is, and if she doesn’t accept me lam afraid I'll lose it all. Now, won’t you please advise me what to do. e EpwArRp H.”’ You seem to be a very diffident young man, Edward. If you really love this girl, why don’t you tell her so, and see what she says? ‘‘Faint heart never won fair lady.’’ If she doesn’t love you she will only say ‘‘no,’’? and then you can look for another who will perhaps appreciate your timid nature. ‘‘He either fears his fate too much— Or his deserts are small Who dreads to put it to the touch And win or lose it all.” Those lines were written by one of our best students of human nature, Grace Shirley would advise you to study them carefully, and if you cannot summon up enough courage to test your standing in this young woman’s affection we would advise you to retire to a monastery. a “T enjoy going about with the boys more than { do anything else, and as Il ama great favorite with ‘them I get lots of invitations. I live with an aunt who makes my life miserable scolding about my keeping late hours, I think sheis really jealous because I vet attention and she doesn’t, but I would like to know some way to avoid the continual quarrels I have, with her on the sub- ject. Tam nearly eighteen years old, and I think I ought to he allowed to have my own way, don’t Miuprep DD.” you? wisest Your aunt may not take the show you that you are acting foolishly, but her way to MY QUEEN. intentions are certainly good. A girl of your years should not spend her time “soing about with the boys.’ You would be doing much better if you would spend your leisure hours fit- ting yourself to become the wife of some good man who may some day desire your, entire so- ciety. The attentions of “the boys” may seem very enjoyable now, but a few years later you will no doubt look upon the time spent in this way with regret. Do not be too*anxious to have - your own way, but remember that other people’s views may be much more sensible than your Own. _ Tobacco Cure How a Mother Banished Cigarettes and — Tobacco With a Harmless Remedy. . Costs Nothing to Try. The remedy is odorless and tasteless can be mixed with coffee or food and when taken into the system a man cannot use tobacco in any form.. The remedy Contains nothing that could possibly do injury. It is simply an antidote for the poisons of tobacco and tdkes nicotine out of the system. It will cure even the confirmed cigarrette fiend and is a God- send to mothers who have growing boys addicted to the ~ smoking of cigarettes. Anyone can have a free trial package by addressing Rogers Drug & Chemical Co., 1138 Fifth and Race Sts., Cincinnati, O., and easily drive foul tobacco smoke and dirty spittoons from the home. Was Devoid of Hair WHAT A PREE TRIAL PACKAGE OF A REM- EDY DID FOR HER. . Miss mond lives in Salem, Mass., at 276 Washington St. and naturally feels very much elated to recover om " a total baldness, The remedy that caused Miss Ervon hair to grow also cures itehing and dandruff, sure signs of approaching baldness and keeps the acalp healthy and a vigorous, Italso restores gray hair to natural color and produces thick and lnetrous evebrowsa and eyelashes. By sending your name and acidresa to the A tenheim Medical Dispensary, 1551 Nutterfield Ridg., Cincinnal Ohio enclosing’ fe. stamp to cover »,ostage and they wil mail you prepaid e free traal/“/o FF Pcl ooo) es GON Li