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Poplca and Drum:

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Q. What is the .blr*..h stone for August. and “its language”

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I could stand for hours at the Florist: and feast on the beauty 0! Reel: leaves and delicate ﬂowers. I would imagine each flowecr a Princess in iscllise and each plant a gallant kn ght.

I soon tired of seeing things be- hind glue windows. I wanted some. thin! to touch, to smell and crust. between my fingers.

The Glliﬁxow Botanical Garden was not far from home and Lucy, our hired girl used to take me there each afternoon. Mother wanted me to listen to the music, but Lucy was too busy acquiring a retinue of “gentlemen friends." Lucy had a magnetic eye and with a twinkle could draw a goodly crowd of fol- lowers. I must give her credit: for 300d taste (1') Her admirers were all uniformed men, raging from sailor boys ‘to tall, fat policemen. ‘Mother knew nothing about these acquaintances and I never thought ‘or telling about them.

My diversion in the meantime» _was stealing flowers from the gar- den path, and needless to say that it is strange I did not become a professional flower thing under ;such careful tutelage as Lucy andl ;her "gentlemen friends" who, by‘ the way, paid absolutely no atten- tion io me. I tell myself over and over again, that blood will tell and so, no sooner had I stolen the much wanted rose or pansy, than my fingers started to ﬁns and prick and my heart commenced to beat wildly, I knew I was a thief and blushed. The ill gotten treasure was immediately thrown away and it was only after I hed taken a. big gulp of water from the tin cup at fountain that I felt I was fully for- givcn and cleansed in spirit, Two

teach me a lesson on Honesty.

I spied one day unexpectedly 3 green field in the back of the gar- den--a field that blazed with red poppics and blue cornflowers. At last a dream of months past had been realized. It was Just the kind oi’ a spot that I had been craving for, I begged Lucy to take me there each day, but as she too was filled with the spirit of adventure and could not let her Life work slip away. she refused. However, after repeated kissing and coaxing, Lucy

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Dorothy ‘”'DIi<'s Letvtérv

So Youn Girls Should Enjoy Them But NotlTa e Them Too Seriously—Don’t Jump Into Marriage Too Quickly

Dear Miss Dlx—I am 1'! old, in love with a boy thought I was in love before. but I have never felt any a.ma.llnostinc.trnnoee.llthetimc.anditisonb'when rel that I suddenly come (1 I feel that I can't stand it.

who asks what is it

“‘n“§§':dlagnosls is that what yo as leaains u -

is love's young dream, and it is about the most beautiful thing that will ever happen to you. 8° enjoy it while you may. but dont take it too ser- ious! . _ You see you are at an ale when one Still be-. .....l “W. ‘ll.’ “:1” “‘.‘»‘.‘J.§‘°...‘"°‘%‘ " “”“i "“i‘n".‘%.'r. ieringwingsand lingco s.o gory. -a ynverﬂeanw

see any human being who looks so enchanting to_ you as this first sweet- heart of yours. Never again will your heart iluiler so wildly at the sound of a fooisiep. Never again will you go around ill such is senti- mental trance that you virtually don't know where ‘you are “at an feel that you cannot live through the weary eternity at exists between his morning and afternoon calls.

When you are a little older and have seen more of the world, and especially when you have given the onceover to more boys. yousort wake up, if you get what i mean. Boys don‘t look so good when you know them better. You get more critical of them. And you set dis- trustful of yourself because you remember when you were "that way" about Tom, ﬁmdness knows you wouldn’t have him now on a bat. But. helgh-ho, th first love is a. wonderful experience, and it leaves I memory that you keep packed away in lavender as long as you live.

But don't marry an it because it vanishes like mist in the sun. some- how, some way, you»)-lever know Just how, you lose your taste for the be , or he loses his to for you, as you have for Li‘ 5» ‘ te sundaes and don 9. lot of kl 1 till 5 that you used to think the most. fun in the worl . Then, if you re led up tight and fast to some oneyou don’t care for, some one wh bores you and gets on your nerves, why it is s tragedy, and Old Man Trouble comes along and sweeps up the fragments of another brclken life. ,

Another -good reason for not marrying at 1'1 is that you haven't had your playtime. somehow we hlunans have to have that. If we don't gel: it whegawe are young, we take it when we are old. and that is bad for E 001109!‘ .

Iwonderifyaureadastorythothas beeniilthopapersittelyabout a girl who at 16 thought she was terribly in Iowa with a young chili. and married him. she was sure that she was ready to settle down and that she wouldn't want to dance or go places or do anything except just be with the led all the time. Then a baby came and the w fe, who was still just a. kid, wanted to run around and have good times. She got tiled of staying at home and cooking and washing for her husband and being tied down by the baby.

So she divorced the husband and then, because her mother scolded her for std out at dances all night instead of taking care of her baby. -she kil the Poor little mite and threw it into a creek.

You wouldn't do anything terrible like that. but it shows how p°wel'- ful is this urge in a girl for the good times that she misses it she mar- ries too young and if she mistakes her childish romantic fancy for a. boy

‘tool: me there but exacted a. pro- mise from me that I would never budge from that spot until she came

for the mature love she has for a. man that makes her ready to go dom- estic and find her happiness in her own home.

Of course. some l’l~year-old love may last. but

back, no matter how late the hour. Needless to say that I wished she never came back for I loved this holy snnctuuy. It filled A vacant place in my yearning lonely heart. I To lie on my back and have the warm sun beat down was Paradise. To smell tl-ec_ grass and flowers:

so mysterious.

one day while watching 1 little cluster of poppies slowly unfold be- fore the blazing sun, I learned a strange secret. It dawned upon me that I could do things much quick- er than Nature. I collected a hand- ful of green Popvy bllda and 03-Fe- fully tore down the petals. I then started to unfold the wrinkled ‘satin. It was mysterious to imag- ine the color of each Poppy held

' and to hear the little grass tear on

you pulled down the petal. Then disappointment loomed high. As much as I tried. I could not 91958 out between my fingers the wrinkled satin, Nature had made the other Poppies so shiny and satiny and mine remained limp and crushed.

lesson: one could never imP!'0V¢ Nature's ways and that anything done hurriedly was never done well in not it was sure to be disastrous. with lime in my eyes I look- .,d ‘e an limp poppies and felt that I had been very cruel to Wake them before Nature_had milled-

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should do it and if I am too old to try lt.buI am a.tw§uowt_°4$I’1eye:1)-ea Have held an office position for the last ilhirieen years and I make a week‘ have nomoney saved because I gave my son everytbin before he was married. what do you think of my striking out no‘: my-.

to hear the hem drone; it was all self?

you can ﬁnd any happiness for yourself and keep from 3 trouble in your son's home.

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ke their advice on every and the young are Old are dotiy ktlﬂtsthalhgsf eir ideas are outmoded. oun we )1 ' ind ﬁver-.v"§$tller thinkse it “ "8 t w m“ h" h°"“° 1“ 1"‘ °"’“ are a thousand subjects of conii in-laws acre with each other.

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happy one: if she has sense enough to go and live ‘herael: ma my

uptsome money for her old age instead letting her chlldpen warm 1;

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Fine. It is the only thing for you to do and the only wag in which 0

“ eve W8-Y. ict that keep both the mother; and the

It was then that : learned a great. married?

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