Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 11

THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 11 1916, Health Hints -:- Fashions - Woman S Work . H ou,sehol-d Tomcs W Good Times | Devotees . OF LENT By BEATRICK FAIRFAX, o ] A letter has from two . . high school girls who are very much puz zled an to nthe differing lowpein thelr own generation and thelr futhers’. | Their letter reads in pa 1 ister and I think thet right ! ahe with ‘a difter ying felic inn whether not Girls h 't afford ening and #onday » erty to ket hold I they know In & proper W anid % O ? , with' him. Father thougl; no TEAR TURGEN £ " o nted ma f fram hein NO MORE - FOR A~ rant, argucs that f e wHiLE ) out with an acquaintance ene M “, le—but ones in # while on fe nims that & girl had betlier pa luo MR CALMING OF WIER-HELS - O WLLATADLE. CHIKEN- umcflf lame and leaves o Linrred anher The &irls of today fulling loaves. Prem: m, they glow wit wind blows them w it will; and ore thelr time consimen them 1 being denles for a mo- olor and light in moderation, e city needsa ut it lllbdl them - nd today It seeks them tmmoderately Rushing about evening after eyening snd day after day in pursult of ploasure takes the fine edge off one’s appetite for pleas re, It s a law of human nature thet when we have enough of a thing-we have too much, Desire does not end with enjoyment, and enjoyment clrcles back to end with desire, Satiafy all desires just as they und ench return of them will mean little lees enjoyment. * No human being | ever gots the same ecstatic glow from a | wecond great experience that he got 'rum“ the first just like ft. The first time an | NE small fli7/~ author sees his name in print he reaches - Name—Palsy. the helghts; but gradually seeing his name in print hecomes a matter of course M arshmallows o memory. he 0, few pennies for her enter tatnm ather than, et any bet & ron friend wpend his money on b Now we respect’ (ather's opin o member that he |8 twenty yens darr han we and hasn the up-lo-date fhens Ye father fn twe enrs | alder hepo At on wa tha | . out each week with a different [ ) distingulshed old ph LIl d mie recently: “The city ) o ple eome o Ht~and 4 burna iy fo while a1 out o W | wlow { It co ies all that fa W ith B come A I:enten Sacrifice! NE small pup. Name—Peley. 8o with joy, The kirls who go out evening after eve time at the ‘weesk-end to make up for the Please don't pass— hard work that went before, coms after . awhile to be rather mechanical fn their lemon-sticks; [ joyment If they were just a little tly, and then with melected nnd PIE! companions, they would get far . | happiness out of each pleasure ex- Lovely Lollipops, | rslon and they would avoid the un- and | ways falls to a girl's lot when she 1s too much in evidencs, Father ix wise in his day and genera rmd e and wise for ours. The girl whe ’ I don’t speak no your pleasires and e mor Ing the friends with whom And B be.hldd' nd Bob-sledding ning and claim they must have & gay more diseriminating about going out less ("ake twwe, OR leasant ‘“‘come back” of criticlam which Charming cream-puffs \Joy—enjoys nothing. Be I renounce! Advice to Lovelorn By Beatrice Fairfar N M "’”"%blffipmfl Real Love and Re?)erpn(() By FLLA WHERLER WILCOX . \ hooke A of heaven ane " place aps, even bookcases ,0f hewven and | gl el : soal o r aloove 1a always L U od 1 1 readized o desirable festure. and In it may be e ,,.|. the ./m of “seek - ! Bhocar ] : . oyen, and br pla n dresser « f the othe \ £ interle 0 AW ' which 1 have . it - Jaime A rather wid ™ il IR mikg “ v M ther white or Ivory ) tual 14 ¥ | . ' " would ' " ! v . alwaye Sl Auitable for Ihe | gy ust take Inte considerat) wore naked y Af woodwork | this Inoludes the bulltin - ” ) ) P re wirle | o s » ) transiat P \ | ' f delionin pa uld ) . - g L G o Y erifying Ood was born of men's |A00 Ak Arengt h ' ohi . N ahily penerated . frald te |, - \ fraperies, and ® la ber L a " a . Ay tand Whors & man and & weman desnly for & \ o 4 Samis ¢ soln SuShIsnS ate sorbingly lave . ) You ea are. N " . s ther, and \ it of 1 T ‘ wa A bed atwiingly e Ah & relig el £ her. M soldedly ) . . arieie nriinle oy be o . toward the Cuen waye . s INough wly | . Wy | w L had \ A M N ) . ' \ o I o lonre Ae b . . B// Nell Brl nklm Copyright 4 % 4 | Turgenieff—the Russ, | I tear no more until another time! some day! Lemon-pie set out to cool for company, 1s Chewing satin slipper-heels and chicken wings A Bas! Bone-burying renounced! (Can any pup subscribe himself with all his soul to that?) NELL BRINKLEY . \What Has « W/f(} Ii/{//// to : | Erpect of 11('r Husband? 18, Intern’t ] Wy DONOTHY DIX ransf ¥ & alrness, to | * | A P oas well ean for what () (e hin P ) wt de har with - - " ~ | " P ‘ ( ar q | | » we h s priior i ovs | ¢ wera married nd that her for love wiile m e was In | and bhe had convinced at ha coumldn’t Hya without he 0 half of the thme her and dumped w home, he ne ey after he has her down In thaels or mentions the wib W her. e DON'Y TASD THE : Fike HaveF pays hat Af 7\ WEMON STICKS OF Fadrs i 0 | REVEP Molites what she has Aher compliment. e on, or how \Ofi‘fi"fls » . / whe look o never givas her another > the parfunetory and shasnr ™ ’ wded (i o an insult instead of o And 1t ke the woman fe a1 | " noon 8 confie f & onded at the altar she wouldn 't A, There oukht to be # puis . maryied wif / 1o o will apenk | hat K eband will show fer o world not dare (o any other womsn WHo | (ondernonn and sympaih The e of | hud an athietic hrother the » o woman, who on seant me No woman should - permit this, Ko |y o family In one fong Diad of nband mmlderstic | woman should let her swenr Al nad smerifice, Whe knows whe benr ehiidren In pain, ta wor | than ha woutn ook Just pIain, | gui ner, wirangth, to he ner ? | ordinar s In 4 - winoked nlmost heyond endurance {wy dosn trimon eyed, wailohing by Wittle cann Lhin wo through (he dally geind of 1 | wr ' t hold (asks that are § have to be thing that t nto happiness ympothy of her ) ‘:%/(‘MLI"’O - CHARKING CMEAN-PUPFS THAT| ARE Ne mone ! she ire fo (enderners 9, n fall marringe in, i unmnuuumuwumm»mmfi Krispy Crackers-—doesn’t that sug- gest something good? Ah! but Krispy Crackers are the finest little morsels that ever tempted the jaded appetite. Light and flaky, with just a sprinkling of salt. Buy the household tin and have Krispy Crackers handy all the time. Your dealer has them in ten-cent packages, too. safe from mel Alack! \{ . \\;m\\\-\‘ N \\\V Baked in Omaha Biscuits s ] o It to the world's ac is a food of unsurpassed purity, Every step in its manufacture s undor the watchiul eye of U, & Government Inspectors, Leading domestic science schools I America,and others who tesch sclentific cookery, demand economy with escel fence and inalst upon Clendale, Spread it on thick —the price permita i, I your dealer does not have i, phone us his name. Any loud produet that buars the Avman Oval Label b our best. QUALIT % Alnov- .-fito.mv ot B My »nn nnl EEY Ty L Wi Il h l ulu .-4 LR AL hsllMN-n o ron 1A "l.-c Pure'’ Lot Land Armour's Crape Julce Claverblosm Butter And over 100 Midless [T,