Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-09
THE KIND OF WOMEN MEN LOVE

TIVE KIND OF WOMEN MEN LOVE.
Copyright, 1915. by the Mcclure News
ape Syndicate.)
1.-The time of lovers is brief.
the first fair joy to the grief
tina tells when love has grown old:
From the warm. wild kiss to the cold.
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What use to call on love-or-thee
MY heart holds but one wish. alas.
that I were dead
l know not what thing evil I have lone
That life should hold such heavy
hand on me-"
A the girls like her. but somehow
she doesn't take with the young men.
How often we hear that remark
about a really sweet. likable young
woman and you wonder why it is that
she is not as much of a favorite with
one sex as the other. She is quiet and
unassuming. is not fussy as to clothes,
and is so very Sedate and sensible.
Therein lies the exact explanation-the
girls head is too old for her shoulders
and her heart for her years.
Youth time is a young girls care
free jolly time. the time for III ever
ready smile or laugh to spring to her
lips. betraying her lightheartedness be-
cause the world is young and as vet
unclouded with her.
Young men are bright. active, with
high spirits. full Of life and merriment.
mood and enter into them. please them
most. Is more eagerly sought by them
for companions. The young woman
who enthuses may be as pretty
as a picture, but she soon becomes
monotonous. Every man appreciates a
good listener. but even the most loqua-
cious young man gets talked out all
too soon If he has to do all the con-
versing. and has for a companion a girl
who can only say yes Or no. and then
fall into silence.
If a girl is troubled with extreme
bashfulness. q man knows that it can
be readily overcome by his appearing
not to notice 1t. If it is her settled way,
that is quite another matter. A serious
minded young MAJ may fancy that the
man who weds her will have a home so
quiet n a wife so undemonstrative
that 1t must pail upon him il he is of
q merry, jovial disposition.
While a girl cannot change her ma
ture. h should strive to throw off a
too serious temperament and enter into
h merrymaking and laughter of those
h Is brought in contact with. She
can accomplish this if she makes up
her mind to do 1t and ~energetically
result. Men. young and old. like a
sweet, modest woman. one who can
help them laugh away the blues which
even the most jolly Is sure to get once
in q while.
The male sex does not care a a
about fincry. They can and do adore y
girl In a cheap lawn dress quite as
much as II h wore an imported lin
gerie affair whose price was apparent
ever to uneducated eyes in every perky
bow and frill Of lace. They like q girl
who can take a good. long walk with
them n enjoy every step OF it. in
shot. "a creature not too good for
earthly food"
The over pretty girl is apt to be con-
ceited and insipid. She does MOI be-
save one-her attractiveness among the
beaux-that she had a dozen offers
from 10 many different young men to
dance while all the rest Of her gi.l
friends looked on as wallflQwers.
After q few doses of this conversa-
ton who can wonder that the flirt Is
left severely alone? Nor Is the girl who
shows that b IL eager for love maxi
ing popular with the right kind Of men.
They want to do the l0vemaking if
there Ii any done.
In MI fairness to each and every maid
Il must be stated that there - q class
OF mon who admire q certain class "
women. either grave or gay - the case
may be. and would fail In love and wed
no Other. but the majority OF men are
ready 70 WOO and marry the girls who
make themselves agreeable to them. In
I whooe presence they arc happy aud
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