The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-12
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DREAMS OF PERFUME

Sweet-scented is the air about you, your sleeping eyes seek flowers be- cause your nostrils are drinking in their odor. Then suddenly, you real ize that 1t is perfume that permeates the atmosphere. Whence does 1t come? What is it's source?
 This dream is a sign only for those young women who are ambitious to go on the stage. If others have it, it has no meaning-it is merely an echo of hopes nourished long ago but buried long ago. So they may erase it from their memory. But those who are of the age when the spirit of TO- nance burns brightly and the urge is in them to do and dare in the outer world-those may take this dream as certain omen that their dear wish will come true. They will have their hearts desire-they will become pie ture actresses. or will go on the legit- innate stage, or will at least appear in amateur theatricals which will pave the way for professional ap- pearance. Or they may become sing CTS or performers of some other sort dancers, perhaps, if they are so in = clined.
 Now. there are two phases to this dream. If the scent only is notice able, then the dream merely presages narly realization of the wish. But if the sleeper suddenly discovers the source of the perfume-if she per- ceives a bottle, or vessel or box from which the scent emanates, then tre- mendous, overwhelming success will be hers. She may already count her. self a star.
 You will notice that have taken particular care to connect no other incident with the dream of perfume than noticing the scent or seeing It's source. There are many other visions similar to it, but they form part of dream stories-connected episodes and in these cases the Interpretation given above does not apply.
 Let us take a few instances. When you dream that a man makes you a gift of perfume, you will hear sweet words from mans lips. but they will come from false, deceiving heart. If a woman is the donor. you will find that supposed friend will become a rival for the affections of the man you love.
 To spill perfume means the end oi laughter; in other words, your pres. ent days of freedom from care will be followed by worriment and hours | of unhappiness. But if you pour per- fume, deliberately and with care, you will spread happiness and bring hap. piness to your own mind.
 To discover a bottle of perfume or | a familiar object, such as dresser or table, where, in fact, none stands is sign of luxYy. l know of one case where a young woman who had such a dream walked in silks ano | satins week later, though at the time her circumstances were most | moderate. To give perfume to any one, mar l or woman, means that you will be ir
 a position to make some one very happy through a minor act. and tha, you will do so.
 Scented garments of any sort ars excellent signs. They tell of festivi. ties, of outings, of happy gathering.
 where the two sexes mingle in joll,
 compa Dionship. A scented fan mean. a dance. Scented stockings, likewise
 Scented undergarments, while indi.
 cative of throngs. of young people
 particular meaning of confidential l chats with girls or women of about your own age.
 When you notice that your hand is perfumed, look forward to a pressure of hands that will send a thrill tc your heart