The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-10

tainly the small boy displayed his
patriotism by celebrating as much
and as strenuously as his parents
would stand. Kalispell does not want
to feel that there is one boy in the
vicinity whose heart does not swell
with patriotism at sight of the stars
and stripes. Let the small boy have
the noisiest kind of fireworks; let
him yell as loudly as he wants to. 1t
is a disgruntled person who grumbles
at the firecrackers skyrockets, bombs
and giant noises that young America
makes, so be merry and celebrate,
young people, if you want to.
Taking into consideration the fact
that more women are married be-
tween the ages of IS and % than at
amy period of their lives, it would
certainly appear that it is at such a
time that the female sex reaches the
zenith of their charms. Such an as
sumption. however, is by no means
so correct as MANY readers might at
first suppose. For these early mar
riages are easily accounted for by
the fact that the mind Of the average
Young man at the age of 90 or 90
lightly runs to thoughts of love, and
he invariably chooses a girl of the
same age as himself or perhaps
younger, but rarely older, one likely
to make him a suitable wife.
AT the age of % or %, the major
itv of women are undoubtedly more
attractive as regards personal beauty
than at any other time of their lives.
But while they nave that buoyancy
and youth which captivates and
makes men so susceptible to their
charms for the time being, ct deep
err study of their powers will quickly
show that their attractiveness is
very shallow as compared with that
Of an older woman.
A pretty face only constitutes one
of the characteristics which so TO-
ward making a woman attractive. and
il is absurd to suppose that her
charms decrease as time adds wrin-
kle to her face. AS matter Of fact
many society women are far more at
tractive between the ages of thirty
and tnir1y-fve than those who are
ten wears younger. The latter per
haps. appear more charming and fas
cinating TO the average young mar
on account of their personal beauty
vivacity. youth. etc.
But although the attractivenesS OF
a woman between the ages of thirty
and thirty-five years may not be sc
apparent at first sight, it is far great
er than that of younger woman
Her character has been we'll formed
and, we'll knowing that she can NJ
longer be regarded as young. sh'
makes the most of the good qualitler
she possesses and tries to please tn
man whose favor she seeks. as wei
a. those people with whom she come
i'm contact.
A pair of large, sympathetic eyes
a. low, sweet voice, and an equanEmlu
of temperament more than counter
balance any lack of youthful beaut
and vivacity; and it is when a VIC
man strives to please a man that he
powers of fascination increase. Sh
learns to take an interest in his dali
pursuits, be- they business or pleas
ure, and nothing appeals to the MAJ
culine heart more than the though
that one of the opposite sex is read
to praise when he trumphs and SYN
pathize, with him in his trials.
Many young women. of cours
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besides being pretty. have a truly 10
able and sympathetic nature, whic
makes them douhly attractive in tt
eyes of a man.
The summer girl who would
counted leader in the fashionab
world. has acquired an accumulate
of tan that, while it is much admire
at times, has produced some absu
effects. The nut brown maiden fl
was doubtless started by a girl wi
q fine physique, a girl with good CO
oring, regular features and da
ewes. The tanned effect is a peasil
one with red cheeks and hashil
eyes But, alas. for the majority
ambitious maldenS, not one IN TWEEN
belong to that type that can affo
to allow the bronzing process to
it's worst.
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There is a vew learned and int
esting article in one of the rece
magazines upon the haunts and h;
it's of the mosquito in winter. TIL
burrow in dark places and reapp5
as lively as ever in the spring. Nc
if some scientist can discover
method which will induce them
spend the summer where they spe
the winter he will have the everla
ing, gratitude of kalispell and
country surrounding which is infes
with these little pests.