The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 9, 1932, Page 10

10 Cupid Shoots Oftener at Young, But Every Year He Increases Hitting Power likely to acquire a than man is more mate, in these modern da the pretty flapper of nineteen. NEW YORK, Aug. 9—No wo- man is doomed to go husbandless through life just because she has- n't donned the wedding veil and blissfully murmured, “I do” before she's twenty- old On the co 3 an in-|sa feriority complex cause: r t0 re- linquish her feminine alluremer and blandishments, the older wo- her riper 1 and Louis E. phychia- ally, Maxon, dis- , declared empl greeing with Cavendish co Francisco, who claims | who wait until they're past twen- spinsters. themselves of the fear that men will cease to find them desirable | if they aren’t chesen by tain age,” he said. of fact, the average man, pre whom he can meet THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1932. that time. exceptions. cocious. tive on in San that girls Of course, there are Some women are pre- They achieve a perspec- their emotions earlier, ‘Others remain infantile, even ‘beyond twenty-five, and these wo- men have difficulty in finding a mate who will gratify their emo- tional cravings. They develop an inferiority complex in their love life, believing themselves different . | from mother women and unattrac- tive to the opposite sex.” .- ilting psychologist y-seven to marry, usually remain “I wish that women would rid a ocer- “As a matter if he is the intellectual s to carry a mature ¥ on a mer plane. B. P. 0. ELKS “T have always maintained that Regular meeting Wednesday. In- twenty-five was the ideal marriage itiation. Feed age for a woman. Her emotional M. H. SIDES, makeup is seldom settled before —adv Secretary. places Miss McCrary might eri to be buried in, such as Kew | Gardens, Westminister Abbey, and | finally describing her ideal— a hill | in Chitina. ~ ALASKA NEWS Gnrats invaded the soclal hall of the steamship Aleutian recently while she was moored to the wharf at Cordova and prevented the holding of a dance at which many town residents were to be guests. Eighty Legionnaires, Auxiliary ! members and children ate almost | 100 chickens at the annual chicken | dinner given recently by the Cor- va American Legion Post at its cabin at Eyek Lake. There were three sittings “Bury Me Not in the Village Churchyard” is the title of the essay that won for Helen McCrary of the Cordova high school the | highest award in an essay com- { petition for all high school students of the United States, sponsored ! | i, Bohalastic Magasine, The: George W. Naysmith and Miss | prize-winning essay was of hum- |y, a" pavidson of Premier, B, » [ Louis H. Voge: aied of a stroke |of apoplexy at Cordova. orous character dealing with various |C., were recently married at Pre-l !from ber sister Mrs. MANICURING HINT mied. They will make their home After manicuring the nails and there, Mr. Naysmith being employ- | cutting or rubbing away the cuti- ed in the Premier mine. cle be sure to put a little cuticle |oil around the base of the nails. Emma Davis has bougut | This will prevent any soreness Charlotta |or the formation of hang nails. Potter the North Pole Bakery, | —— e popular bakery and eating place| THROW LEITERS AWAY in Nome. Mrs. Potter has opened | The best plan is to throw away & photograph studio and art shop. |jetters as soon as they have been e e read. Otherwise thew pile up and BREAD BAKING HINT itake up needless space in the desk When putting the bread in the |Pigeon holes and closet. oven to bake be careful that the| —>o——— pan does not touch the sides of | Red-headed boys and girls were the oven. This will result in un- | admitted free at a game at Red- shapely loaves, as the bread will|land Field, home grounds of the bake unevenly. | Cincinnati Reds. Mrs. et e FIND THE MISSPELLED WORDS! In Each of th et e WEDNESDAY THRIFT DAY SPECIALS And Win FREE TICKETS to che FREE TICKETS! READ THE RULES! CAPITOL THEATRE |rree mickers! 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WEDNESDAY SPECIAL—$3.95 Smith Electric Co. 219 Seward Street PHONE 354 Cheap Shoes Are Cheap GOOD SHOES ARE CHEAPER In the long run it’s smart to buy Good Shoes and' then KEEP THEM REPARED Bill’s Shoe Shop SEWARD STREET IF YOU Crave CANDY or FOUNTAIN LUNCH—ICE CREAM —SODIES — MILK SHAKES — MALTED MILKS PETER PAN PHOTO “Childhood Days” Those natural poses of the children will be the sourse of many happy minutes to Mother, if you get that kodak busy and let us do the DEVELOPING AND PRINTING Special for Wednesday Only HOUSE and AFTER- NOON DRESSES $1.25, $2.00 SILK STOCKINGS Formerly $1.00 and $1.25 Wednesday ONLY 75¢, $1.00 Venetean Dress Shop FRONT AND MAIN What Is A Terraplane? Two brothers named Wright flew a power-kite off the bleak sands of Kitty Hawk—and gave AIRPLANE to the world. Genius and daring, in quest of new thrills, added keels and hulls to winged motors—and gave up HYDROPLANE. 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