The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-26
HELPFUL WORKING GIRLS.

81 cannot tell the spell that binds
thy image
Forever in my heart;
I only know that to my existence
It's very vital part
There is nothing that is more inter
esting to men, in the course of con-
versation, than to listen to the ways
in which many of the working girls
have advance themselves, unaided. If
she has a lover, know to pass the
time with him, making the hour live
ly instead of regretting the time pass
ed, is a subject which is not apt to
enter the pretty head of the average
single girl.
| It is q matter of considerable mo-
ment to the young man whose posi-
ton is not very lucrative whether
he seeks the company of a sensible
working girl to share his summer
jaunts or q girl Of high notions, in
her comfortable home, who expects
her escort to dance attendance upon
her and spend his money for her every
whim in reckless fashion
Many high-spirited young men like
to appear liberal when they take q
young woman on an outing. He is in
luck If she is a prudent companion,
who does not crave too much. And
greatly to be pitted is he if. she is
selfish, extravagant and puts him out
all she can.
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If he invites a lady-like, interesting
working girl for an afternoons stroll
at seaside or inland resort, she real
ICES that with his limited means she
must, before leaving her home, eat a
hearty enough lunch to last her till
shutdown. She is different from her
stylish sisters who imagine that they
are hungry half an hour after reach
ing the pleasure grounds and as they
pass by inns. Another lunch they
will accept with a smile little later.
His heart sinks, as well it may, when
his extravagant companion selects the
costliest viands on the bill of fare.
i The young woman of this type is in
the habit of getting thirsty, too. He
has to go down in his pocket for quar-
ters every half hour for ice cream
sodas and lemonade. She wants all
the pleasures going; rides on the Fer
ris wheel, on the merry go-rounds,
chutes, elevators, etc. Eagerly she
stops for him to spend money on
corners where he is solicited by pop
corn, peanuts, candies of the vendors
She may tell her Teighbor girls what
fine time she has had, but the young
man feels crestfallen, while in his
hall bedroom, under the hot caves, II
a boarding house, as he counts ovel
the meager pittance left him from his
weeks pay enevfope.
The working girl does not forget
that young mans expenses are 9
certain amount a week, and as much
sof clothing, laundry and carefare. Al
well, she advises him to lay by a lit
tie for a rainy. day. The helpful work
ing girl tries her best to reduce the
amount which she should permit hin
to spend for her pleasure to as little
as he can afford. They enjoy them
selves here and there in the summer
bloom and sunshine. They may miss
treats and expenditures, but he vii
appreciate her with hopes of becom
ing nearer and dearer. Ere the win
ter evenings have come and gone tn,
helpful girl has proven herself worth!
of the engagement ring he places
on her finger.
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Miss Libbey's reply to your letter
d Personal letters not replied to. Cor
i rect name and address must be giveI
to insure attention, not to print. Us,
ink. Write short letters only on on,
, side of paper. Address Miss Libbey
} No. GIG President Street, Brooklyn
. N. Y.
: Flirting With Girls-Returns His
Ring.
Dear Miss Libbey: I am a youn,
/ lady of Is, engaged to young MOI
: of 20. My heart is in his keeping.
!, with me he tells his love is the same
If away he f1irts with other girls.
Z would not care, in regard to the girls
) if he did not oppose my going witt
any young men. If I return his ring
tell him to not come any more, woull
I regret it, feeling did wrong? onl!
' advise me.
F.B.
Love is blind. Sometimes magma
ton conjures up. one loved as flirting
Do not return the ring without hav
, ing a sensible talk with him. Bot
: will understand better and act diff
ferently.
Preferred Another.
Dear Miss Libbey: I kept q girl
company three years. Lately we sepa
rated. She preferred another. In
jest she said: If we were ever goin,
together it was time. had glad hop
/ TO 60 to see her Sunday. But "a
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