The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-09
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Ia Young girl and have started TO
II work in an office ] have always
lived Al home with my mother and have
not had experience in the business
world Some things happen and DOM
know Just how to act
M / have a very nice employer ex-
cent that he sweaD as much when
Am in the office as when ! am away.
/ don't know just how to take this. ~
mikes me feel as II he didn't consider
IN There is a middle. aged man n
another office who comes into our oil
tee When my employer is there ne
Doesn't even notice me, but when ! arr
Alone he SITS on my desk and talks 70
he and annoys me when | have woors.
10 do. lust what snail ] do about ths
: He is A very pleasant man and ! don'
want to hurt his feelings. MISS H.k n.
m The business world was not madt
for women. Since they have enteref
II they should not expect II to be mad'
over for them. DO not consider II az
insult when your employer swears. Try
not 10 notice il. Some men who arr
more thoughtful refrain from swearing
in the presence OF their office girls, bu
oil are not so thoughtful.
(2) You can tell him in pleasan
vay that you are kept very busy viii
your work and that you have not tim
70 talk. II you say II in nice wa,
you will not hurt his feelings lie WI
(. respect you all the more for tending L
business.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ] am youn
LADY twenty years old, and have yer
straggly hair. II look at all goo
1 have 10 wear veil when ! am out
the street have been having troub'
with my eyes and friend told me thi
il was because | wear veil DO yo
think this is truef GERTRUDE,
1t is true that veil is bad for Il
eyes. You could stop wearing It al
keep your hair in place with a net
would be necessary to wear the n
only when you are on the street.
Dear Mrs. Thompson My broth
has lust become engaged Kindly i
me how ! can express congratulate
TO his intended wife BAN JOE
II you and the girl live in the sal
town call on her You and your mo-
az ought to go together, il possible. 7
~ her that you want her to like yC
brothers people right away as you
peet TO like her Make her feel weleol
II would also be we'll to entertain
IN your home.
But il you and the girl live in
ferent towns it will be sufficient
YOU to write her a letter welcom
her into the family.
lAs Dear Mrs. Thompson: Here we
two happy people and both love et
h cther and wonder II anybody wo
thiuk we we're foolish to get married
am working for my father in
clothing store and will have chat
- ri in business with him soon.
~ She Is In school and graduates
yeSr, and / want her very much
i nv wife, but her father wants
TO 70 TO school next year and
cant see II that way Do you tn
she should'
When we do get married we are go
10 eiope. We have gone together for
years and now are engaged. We sho
not 20 with anyone else, should
because IL is not being true TO ei
othcrf - -.
ss A HAPPY COUPLE
The girl should go to school n
n year. You must be brave and mi
she sacrifice, because i will he for
rood. For the sake Of her future h
q 1insss you must LET her be girl
I. A yop ask her to assume the resp
f 11lS 81 nanied life. You'wiii p,
y calle1 70 war yourself, and
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