The Washington bee., 1901-10-12

lie. who are in public ser
lo..- -. he reserved and polite.
r.rr think that you are "all
F.a. .. because one chances to
:. camp .n-atgo".
-. ...aI,hip is like new ciotheS'
s-.. scar oul'
r-. alIowed your friend 10
/. T.. .-I how much you thought
zlo& ,'' Mem Ike 10 seek rather than
w5r sought
,,l Rsrause a person does
Mao7..r .r.~,t think that he VIII al
WToa7' - .o Many man goes 10
gays .;.r G.; and shame, simply be-
d5g'a-'-'' . .G dreadfully abused at
cause .- ono doing. A little gentle
h.s Al7- .-.,s@1Ing some times, goes
I,ber i-,n 4.. than abuse and IS lA' more
lasting. -;,o
I. ~ .l nm column, except you
Sfr 0r.,r composition Oh 0o"iN'o"
sense.
r.s.-s folks have a way OF decIaT- r
That The first year OF marTied me
Hst s,t. most trying" writes EDWARD
ls .-.- .r-r- October Ladies Home
D..- Ll-r nRut where one gets a close
r-- uT several families the con-
....,r +. brought home that the try
-.--'.--..f lies beyond the hrst wear.
Tr,t1rlr.a r,1r sxit rather at the third pear,
af.n ra- pretty tTOuSseau IS showing
"a.yard needs replendIShlng, Wheh
.lauafdlrg Dresenas have lost thelT
i"s.,- , and this thing has won out and
E.tfhfrg has to be replaced; when a
T,rs amIlv is growing up aud doc
,o,ts t h.rs are introduced into the
s'-,f.g r-rsoning. That is the trying
ogr.-1 rr-u interests are apt 10 pc
I,m- rrrv close. Likewise Calcula-.
lions Then it IS that the saving OF
fh- romulrauyely Care-iree ana less
e,osr,sra FIRST wear of married lie
come, in handy, or is sadly missed II
tba income was then lived up TO IN
unnecessary buying and foolish. en-
tsr,sfr.rr A great deal of happiness
rf1.. world is wrecked by debt, ana
r.r-r4... the debt could have been
avoided If a little more care ana
common sense had been exercised
AIMEE You should always be care
iul myour talk.
FV 1rfsto be regretted that your
sorroas mu.rfy. Hope on and keep
lnrourb with rue and reliable friends
FT Don't allow yourself to be
ns-l Lr sr~ona. Then again don't
believe every thing people say 10 you
gre.om- judgement ofyOur own.
2 F. The moment some people are
convinced that they cant use you 10
their own advantage, they VIII seek
some others for friends.
Don't permit a young man to smoke
in your company.
NM Le, dressing be an incident
to your HgIuood.
Ida A prudent girl will save her
esnIngs and keep in touch with those
Uho are her best friends. IL IS
dangerous thing to change old friends
i0TueW ones.
naIsttrr written by Miss Alcott IN
1872 to her OF .aurie," which Is one OF
MANY pubHshed for the first time IN
The Ladies Home Journal Tor OCTOBER
shethus describes an interesting event
Ofthst YEAR. We had a grand Mas
que n March, when 400 people sP-
peared .u fine costumes ana hau
merr, time. g j. was a Monk, ana
no one knew me even after we un-
masked fora black beard and cowl
Changed ME into Jolly frair and made
grcar tu. Tie boys called me sir,
pushed me round in the dressing
room. and asked me 10 tie ana pm
them up, supposIug l was man, anu
The girl, aurd ia earnest I'LL LOOK
slmy beard. when they shouted.
his nwlse 10 impose upon a good
friend.
Nellie think kindly of your mother.
DCntake sides with those who dis
IKE her because IL is wrong. She must
&c dvce.Eng girl 10 betray the conn
-tnlc of d mother no matter what
She may be.
M. The best girl in the world
may be deceived. nc matter how
N"iri-. She may be. You should al
na5s De ou the look out no matter
-." pIe.eauaus one may be towaI ds
you. False friendship comes IN the
'''L' oL The false pretense.
=. d ii. BE positive and resolute and
-'A you "l. De respected.
&. I. s.aoC lac SO callea frtend
S.,4 s..' Se4 mrs ,ruat. A good friend
20. hoa can always tell how
~, ,-l,A s.. aye respected, by the oP-
iE.I T'',.I s.>. You can rea-Ily find out
SsrL 1..--ea, one comes in your COM
"'"ass watch the over polite man.
,sl Nae WHO always has something to
~" you, should be watched.
Ioatae ,a.Ea,iye but d good listner.
1'~ Z dress Ike a pencock.
v.r, becoming hat will look well al
H'5P Your home cheerful.
then go IN suspicious places and
lied '- Sal. not have your name de-
Don't arr.. TT