The Washington bee., 1896-11-14

n.b, ike something better
sps "n3 cakes will be glad to
e. . Of at English S O'Clock teas,
uSS N RayOnafSe and light
<ines are in order.
Won are doing well and don't
Z. yog can now get all the ne
~ Of life, keep up with the
9,e' take sunday outings and en-
giS i5SoiiJays, with a salary of $500
y Take my advice and don't
s'syceD, YOU can better your con-
A,g adds greater fascination to
LD4S han the possession of a musi-
o. vel modulated. If 1t does
O,Tt' ..Ts by nature, why not modify 1t
u
-.,ber the fact that fashion does
.I~sys % apply to the latest styles,
Ysg sat is most becoming and the
snT attire Yourself in it. Some
i%ben woman dresses in color
s,vle according to her husbands s
che is one of the best dress
somen in The world and again
The reverse.
-, Girls. You can not be too
.T Of your conduct before mar
..ss well as afterwards tis true
vben man marrieS a girl, it is
.orivthe woman he brings home,
S.r T past doings, therefore be care
,r5 reserve and your better half
have nothing to take into your
household but joy and your per-
life.
r,vbe il was so intended that
ID life should be blurred, at any
matters not what he does it is
= forgotten and seemingly buried
n. but let a woman once fall, she
n assisted, but oft times crushed
be earth.
To tell linen from cotton, moisten
tuDs of your fingers and stretch
,Jkerchief or goods over it; if it
s through at once, it is linen, If not
may be sure it is cotton.
Dor this winters wear, women who
persist in wearing extra large
sYes will be entirely 60 out of date. "
bora. Even if you are bretrothed
Your intended stopped down with
peasant smile and eager eyes and
Dered that he cared only for you,
not wise to believe him, except he
BE it by actions. Remember the
sdage, Actions speak louder
h words. Men are peculiar crea-
S and oft times bear watching.
|Eunice. You ask my opinion about
yerS and doctors. Well, | see but
BE or no difference as far as care
|zy handling the truth is concerned.
kWyer often has TO tell a plausible
|tg to save his client and a doctor
ben says his patient is doing well
|hsnhe is almost dying, so as not to
stress the family.
Edna. Except the hospitals charge
lee for course in trained nursing or
lrept only a small number yearly, |
Every much afraid that after gradua-
b, it will be as difficult for some of
En to get employment as it is for
Ine Of our normal school graduates.
1.-The present rate we are very apt TO
le more nurses than patients. OF
l1fSe the more nurses we have, the
lsaper We will get their services
It's the nature of man 70 prefer that
seeks for to that which seeks him,
EeiOre girls don't by any means let
nan know that you care more for
. than he does for you. 1t is a
zach OF etiquette to invite a man to
syOu, he should ask the privilege of
ling.
W A person can secrete himself
N ones presence and yet comply
u all requests. The time to show
sndShlp is when one is in adversely,
1ough the fact is not lessened that
11lng IS more cheering than a good
lhGlns friend when prosperity sur
nds you.
'oia. When a true and honest
man loves, it is once and forever, al
9gh II can be blurred by the man
ing to keep his promises. The man
= continues to postpone his we'd
Z gay Is only trifling with the affect
% silly girls who have not nerve
,u8h to give him the "g. b."
len as well as women should con-
Y the matter of matrimony well,
VIe venturing. The fact should
Os overlooked that suitable help
eiS precious gift.
IfFus. Will you explain how ga
lan can live cheaper than a man ?'
can no doubt live cheaper than a
who spends his money on
lOIlleS of the world or the dude
imonIy known as " fop," but lady
! .ggeFtainiy not live cheaper than a
ueman. Both must necessarily
respectable and as the fashion for
S attire change more often than
: Gey must necessarily spend
s. otherwise both have to provide
O9a and an abode. No employer
,uSOand the services of a good
uOye be he a man or woman with
q cause. The day is not far dis
.T,hen !, wowan will not only demand
= :. wages but higher wages than
s 81, since at this early stage of new
..alnood, she is charged with driv-
y Ien out Of employment. To cul-
{ the disposition of saving por-
VI one s earnings SIS a very valua-
j, ,aCqulsltion. Nothing is more
: rendering than TO see a sick per-
IA ~ need of the necessaries of life
Can get them.
PeLSon = who makes promises and
" Keep them is oft times the most
ppCinted in the end.
I .'eT be sure of thing until you
asil iayors are often appreciated
than great ones.