The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-20

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OF days gone by, love, to me % dear,
There's a picture that in fancy Oft
appearing,
Brings back the time, 1--we, when you
were near;
It is then l wonder where you are,
my darling,
And if your heart for me is still the
same;
For the signing winds and night-in-
gale a-singing,
Are breathing only your own sweet
name.
CHORUS
Sweet Adeline, my Adeline,
At night, dear heart, for you pine;
In all my dreams, your fair face
beams,
You're the flower Of my heart, Sweet
Adeline.
I can see your smiling face As when
we wandered
Down by the brookside, just you and l,
And it seems SO real at times, till
awaken
To find all vanished-a dream gone
by;
If we meet sometime in after years,
my darling,
1 trust that will find your love
still mine,
Tho my heart is sad and clouds above
are lowering,
The sun again, love, for me would
shine.
Dear Madam:
l am a young man of 81 and my
fiance is %. Should the difference in
age make a difference to US getting
married? Also, please tell me how
long a young man should stay. when
calling on his girl, and how many
nights a week?
l suppose you will welcome inquir-
l hope I will be welcome.
Your friend in anxiety,
A. D., St. George.
Yes, indeed, "a. d." the men are
as welcome to this column IS the
flowers in May-the more so, sup
pose, because they are somewhat
scarce. l cannot see how SO slight q
difference as one year, On either side,
could possibly affect your married life.
If you did not know there was such
difference, you certainly would
never think anything about it, so I
should just simply forget it and 60 a.
head and be happy. My own personal
opinion is that q marriage between q
man and girl where the girl is three
or four, or even five years older than
the man, is not nearly SO absurd and
foolish as the many marriages that
take place where the man is twenty
or twenty-five years the girls senior.
The old theory that a girl ages faster
than the man, and therefore should
marry a man old enough to be her
father, is about exploded these days
when women no longer settle down
and consider themselves middle aged
at thirty. Do you agree with me?
Look around you and see for yourself.
l should think eleven o'clock was
quite late enough to stay when you
call on your fiancee- As Mutt and
JEFF say, you might use discretion"
both on that and On how many nights
a week you call If she is q working
| girl, l should say three nights a week
was a very liberal allowance. Come
again, "A. D." We are glad to have
| you as a member of our circle.
Dear Miss Brooks:
| We are two girls wondering over
some questions, so We decided to come
to you for help. (a) If you were
| walking down the street and someone
said Hello" and your name, is it pro-
per for you to say Hello" and their
name, or just "Hello!" (b) Which is
the best piano, the
and which is the best Of all pianos :?
! (c) Can you give US the address of
Viola Dana and Ruth Roland? Id
Is it proper for boy about Is years
old to take girl the same age home
from a party?
| PEGGY AND WINNIE, Utah.
/ (a) 1t is correct for you to say
Hello, Mrs Smith," in answer to
her greeting. OF course this is very
informal and would only be used be-
tween people who are well acquainted
with one another. (b) In regard to
the pianos. my dears. l hardly feel
SuohhiCu " duNSS YOU. lnere are
many splendid planes on the market,
you know. and my personal prefer
enee. if I had one, would not amount
to much. The better way will be
for you to call on your local dealer.
or dealers, and ask their advice. The
two you mention are both good so far
as l know, but if you are contemplate
ing buying one. better see your deal.
er and he can give you much more
information than l can. (c) The ad.
dress of Viola Dana is 1910 Franklin
Ave. Los Angeles. and that of Ruth
Roland is care of Hal Roach Studios,
Los Angeles. CD A way is generally
provided for getting young ehildren
home from party so that it would
hardly be necessary for a boy to act
as escort. However. should he be go
ing in the same direction, or if for
any reason the girl is returning home
alone, it would not be out of place
for him to go with her. or for a
group of children to go together.