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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
DEMOCRAT READERS RUSH MAIL TO FL HAREN
Daughter Makes Choice
 of Life

Mir. P. 8. 4. Tell me why my daughter prefers to live the life which she is living ct the present time? She worries me with her ac- tiong.
 Ans. You. daughter knows right from wrong. She has chosen her own walk of life, and t is not up to you to worry over her, or to be con- cerned. Her first disappointment in marriage is responsible for her ace tiOnS. | lind that she will eventually marry the man who she Is now liv- ing with.
 B. L. I. have worked extra for a company for some time. Will l ever be stead. on the payroll?
 Ans. Your desire with this conn., pany win be fulfilled the latter part of this month, or the first of next. This also will bring more settled conditions in your domestic sur- rOundings.
 B. L. U. Kindly tell me what can do to change this condition?
 Ans. My chart reveals you now referring tc some property which I find to be located In the west. It seems to me that this property came into your possession through an inheritance from an uncle. I would advise that you have your attorney investigate this matter, and by doing so you viii get every thing settled without any adversities arising.
 Mrs. J. B. My mother is very i'll. Should I make arrangements to go to her at once?
 Ans. You have been misinformed. Send a wire to her physician today, and you will learn the true facts pertaining to her health. A financial disturbance Is responsible for the letter received by you.
 Miss s. I. c. Will I ever support myself by ny writing?
 Ans. You will continue in the It, erary field of cndeavor. However, do not find you being able to com mercialize enough in this work to become financially independent through this profession.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04

does not contain the benefits that have been disylayed to you. Write a letter to the party that you have in mind immediately and you will receive information as to the entire transaction of this subject. Also you will be able to readily see what a great chance you would be under taking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
Not Serious Minded
 Enough

T. J. Do you see my mother com ing to visit me very soon, or will go Zee herr
 Ans. My deductions show that your mother is not living, and you are not serious in your desire c0n- corning her.
 MT. c. II. R., Bristol, Conn. What has the future in store for me, MT. El Haren2
 Ans. The vibration I receive con- cerning year thought is that you are now the owner of a small busI- ness, which could be enlarged In the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
Stocks Prove Worthless

Mrs. P. L. N. My plans are to in- vest in some stock in a company in the west. Will 1t be paying propo- sition az outlined?
 Ans. There are other stockholders in this concern now, and they are not receiving any consideration for their holdings. will advise you to forget this investment, and to plan more toward the other thought you have in mind for the higher priced stock.
 Mrs. F.. C. VIII my husband and ever live together again?
 Ans. My friend, do see you carrying out plans in this direction, and by you two people being re- united great deal of happiness will result therefrOm. Just little bit more effort in this direction in your behalf will bring you the hap piness that you have been waiting for.
 D. J I wag born April 18th. What are my prospects of a certain posi- ton?
 Ans. You are a natural born lead CT, being f0rcefuI, dynamic and very determined. Keen foresight and in- tuition prompt you to big things. As an independent thinker you are well qualified for the offer, and will re- celve same.
 Miss V. A. Am all right living as ! do at present?
 Ans. ! would not advise a change for you In any way whatsoever. Your present surroundings offer you more happiness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04

ever secure a position k to look for same. It is shown that you have been slightly neglient in this matter in the past. You must learn to con- centrate very seriously before you will be successful in accomplishing your desires In life. By putting forth all of your efforts in this direction, my science reveals you will be work ing in the next few weeks, with g position being in your present local ify.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
Health Shown to Improve

Mrs. T. II. P. Will my health and all other unhappy conditions ever get any better?
 Ans. am very happy to write that ! do sec your condition is go- ing to improve. This has caused the nervousness which you have, and also the unhappiness that has been prevailing with your family. As your health improves, you will find more happiness with your dear husband.
 Mrs. B. T. Y. Do you sec d. vorce with my present husband?
 Ans. My analysis does not show any serious developments in this case whatsoever. There is happi- ness shown in both of your lives if you will only look for 1t. You should guard yourself against the nature of fckleness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
Advancement Shown

MT. H. L. B. Do you zee me be- ing successful in receiving the transfer which have in mind?
 Ans. There k an advancement indicated very strongly for you, but not to the town or position which you are thinking of. It appears to me that you will go to city in the Middle West with this organ lzati0n.
 Miss M. R. T. How can I make my employer understand my true feelings?
 Ans. It seems that you already have assured him too well of your desires. My advice is for you to forget a little more, and consider his wife and family. See Special Reading and Question Coupon" in this issue, learning how you may obtain my advice privately by mali.
 B. D. Will I get any money out of my story, and how soon shall I go to work?
 Ans. ! do see that you will re- ceive some money fin this direction; however, not to the extent that you have in mind. Indications point that you will obtain a position with in very short time, and 1t will be a permanent one.
 Mrs. B. K. Would q baby in our home better conditions?
 Ans. There k no tie strong enough to bind you and your hus- band together. simply because you are not in love with one another. I would not advise you to seriously consider having . child, as it Is very plain to be seen that you two people will soon separate. and your husband secure . divorce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
All Orders Will Be Filled Before
 Noted Advisor Leaves City

Large volumes of people have brought their problems dcutes and misunderstanding to Fl Haren in order to be relieved of these conditions and find out what pro- cedure to follow in their daily fe Many of them did not the correct way to turn the right thing to do be- fore Fl Harens arrival in Waterbury This famous man has shown uncanny help to countless in this and has brought to their esde happiness ocntentment and peace of mind The worries which they witnessing, covering exceptional variety is an episode of the Astrooger who has been great benefactor to people all over the country in every walk of e and field of endeavor
 AstroIoger Leaves Waterbury Soon
 bury, field to benefit those who need his counsel and Democrat readers only have limited time remaining take advantage of the Special Reading and Question Coupon order to receive his advice Because of this urged today your Reading in order to yourself of receiving same, and avoid last minute overflow of letters the final days of Fl Harens engagement drawing nearer
 Instructions on Receiving Fl Harens Advice by Mail
 To enable Democrat readers from being disappointed by securing Fl Hares advce before he leaves will note Special Reading and Question Coupon which is provided that receive answers to your ques- tios By properly filling out this Coupon and enclosing in letter together with 50 CENTS IN COIN (OR MONEY ORDEH9 and SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENvELr OPE along with your two most important questions will suit in your receiving his solutions in detail and complete Reading of yourself BY RETURN MAIL Your letter will be sent direct to home address address you care to give and your correspondence held in strict confidence at all times.
 Fl Harens private office is flooded with letters at the present and avoid being disappointed due to last in ute overflow of mail you urged to take advantage of this splendid opportunity TODAY, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE
 All Mail Is Held in Strict Confidence
 Every letter addressed Fl Haren is delivered to his private ofice unopened where his deductions then given Remember all mail is held in strict confidence at all times you desire to receive his uncanny advice private Iy by mail you requested to communicate with him i'm mediaely, as his engagement is for limited time only
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
Son Returns Home

Mir. J. H. My son left home sev- cral months ago. Wilf he return? Ans. It appears that your son is not finding conditions 50 good. He has witnessed a few hard knocks. Am happy to state that I do see he will return and same will be in approximately two weeks.
 Mrs. H. o. M.--Oakyille, Conn. Will our financial affairs be any better?
 Ans. Indications point that you will be relieved of the depressed conditions surrounding you. do not see that 1t will be necessary for you to make change in your home as this matter will De straightened out for the benefit of all concerned.
 Mrs. M. W. If we build on the place we are now on, what will be the outcome?
 Ans. do not see any reason whatsoever for you to worry about this subject. You will be able to carry out your plans, and accom- plish the desires that you have in mind. It is denoted that there will be g slight delay in this matter, but you must not become discouraged. Your home will be started the first part of this coming May. You and yours will be much more comfort able knowing that they are living in their own home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
DEAR FRIEND, FL KAREN:
Respectfully,
 DAISY TUGGLE, 157 Walker St., Knoxville, Tennessee.

Many find it impossible to obtain words to express their thanks to Fl Haren for the guidance which he has extended them Would you like to obtain the service as these people did, and to questions privately cOndenaIy by a and also receive the solutions tO your difficulties that troubling you at the present time during the remainder of Fl Harens engagement in this city? so there is only way to be of receiving Harens advice before his engagement expires That O take advantage of the Special Reading and Question Cou p0n possible to assure yourself of this service Letters published each day to offer you sufficient proof of what Fl Harens advice done for others far and near Your time is limited to take advantage of this splendid o p0rtunty among the nnumerable others who have gained much comfort by sending for reading of yourself today and receive to your perpexing problems Note Special Reading and Coupon in this column s~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
Husband Returns to Wife

Mrs. A. R. L. My husband left me. Is there any happiness in store for me?
 Ans. Indications are, my friend, that reconciliation will be made. The happiness that will come into your life is when your husband re- turns to you. as I find that you love him dearly. Developments surround ing you will take place within . very short period of time.
 c. M. l.. Did get the rightful part of the estate that was settled recently?
 Ans. The vibration which comes to me indicates that you did obtain the amount which you were entitled to. It appears that this estate was settled in the month of November. Even though you were not present, 2 rightful settlement was made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
Many Give Testimony
 To Fl Haren's Advice
DEAR FRIEND:

DEAR FRIEND:
 Received my Reading and pleased with same tor1 see what benefits have been derived from it. believe n you because of the service which you gave me ana when need of advice will always write to you Thanks TOT tns favors extended in my behalf With every good wsn' \ remain
 MISS LOUISE WHITE,
 Clairheld Tennessee. KIND FRIEND AND ADVISOR:
 My Reading was received during your engageInenC here More than pleased with your advice Your Serv1ce S the best that have obtained in your profession and never want without your assistance in the future Am writing your permanent address and is with pleasure send this letter desire to be counted among your many friends and followers. Hoping to hear from you soon
 A true follower,
 MRS. l. ROGER,
 167 Kilgore Ave,
 Muncie, Indiana. DEAR SIR: 7. Thanks very much for answering my questions ana also the Special Reading which received Know that you possess great gift and desrous of learning how may obtain more your helpful advice Thank you for the kindness which has been given to me. l am s
 Yours truly,
 Island Falls, Maine. DEAR FL KAREN: sY The Reading which ordered has been received, ana think it is wonderful Dear Friend you have been such great help my ande when in need and we will forget the courtesy you have been so kind to e tend to us. We are
 Yours friends
 MRS. SADIE sPAULDING,
 Box 93 -sr
 Horton, Michigan. .ssr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-04
MY DEAR SIR:

MY DEAR SIR: ],s The past services which you extended to me were so helpful The to questions came out just as you predicted as followed your advice very closely and was benefited greatly Again writing some more questions which desire your assistance Thanking you very much
 Yours very truly ,s
 MRS. EDW. E. HANNA,
 R.R No. 2,
 Yorktown, Indiana.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
FREMONT


Sunday school opened at the
usual hour with Miss Maiorie
Watts in charge. Attendance
was good. Morning worship
was at IL a. m. with the pastor.
Rev. II. ID. Piggue, delivering
the sermon. Rev. Oliver G. But
Ter of Omaha led the devotional
services. At 3 p. m. the Found
er's Day program was observed
in honor of Bishop Richard Al
len, who organized this Chris
tian body some $50 years ago.
Atty. Ralph Adams of Omaha
was the speaker of the after
non and held the audience spell
bound while he reviewed the
founding, history, and achieve
ments of the African Methodist
Episcopal church. Atty Adams
a brilliant speaker as well as a
lawyer of prominence. The re-
mainder of the program, fur
nished by the choir of st. James
was equally good.
Rev. Butler presided as mas
Ter Of ceremonies. The A. c.. E.
League opened at 6 p M. with
Miss Irma Brannon leading the
topic under discussion The lea
que is growing rapidly in in
terest and attendance.
Evening services were held
at 7 p. m. with Rev. Piggue in
charge of the devotionals. Rev.
Blu Ter of Omaha delivered a
very interesting message ON
"The Portrait of Jesus which
showed much thought and pre-
marathon.
Visitors at st. James Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon,
Miss Whiteman, Mrs. Whiteman
Piggue and Dolores, wife and
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Every housclSeeper takes stock of
linen tho first Of the year. This Is
the best time If year to buy at
January white Sa'es." Many shop
without knowing the size of the
bed they want to fit. When a sheet
Is labeled single that means seven
ty by one hundred and eight inches
three fourths means eighty-one by
one hundred and eight inches, dou-
bling means ninety by qne and
eight inches.
The men Of the house usually pre-
fer small face towel size bath to-
ives. And | think they are best
for the yIung of the family, too.
They'd rather use these towels in
stead Of anything fine and snowy
or the huck surfaced.
II YOU r In the market for a
new ~tablecloth be sure Ito know the
size of the top eff the table and
the height of the table. A skinny
table cloik will spioI a beautiful
set table. lit will be cheaper and save
you a lot Of running around later
If you purchase matching napkins
along with the cloth
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
THE WOMAN'S WORLD

tell you. Bar bits. | found out that
I just couldn't stop nibbling them
after my first taste. They seem to
leave a haunting wanting taste in
tho mouth that can't be satisfied
unless ~ try another aud another.
They are made Of cheese and mac
anon in the most unesual shapes
I've ever seen. They III sailed just
enough 10 keep you thirsty. Don't
forget the name. Bar Bits.
E~vaperated milk can BE- used in
any recipe that requires mix. II
% ns1 e%efoned and vhcn it IS d.
utea In ere rart milk M n part
watef it Is equivalent to whole
milk If yen have recipes calling 70
ewporeted milk for thrift's sake.
Hent the milk over water until
thege Is a thin finn on the surface
g., heat unopened in boiling water
for five minutes. BE sure to chill
thoroughly. Evaporated milk viii
double ITSELF when whipped.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Acids

The only way your body can clean out
.elds and poisonous wastes from your
hood is thru 9 million tiny, delicate Kid
ey tubes or filters, but beware of cheap
iresttc, irritating drugs. II functional
iNiI1ey or Blad Ter disorders make you
suffer from Getting Up Nights. Nervous
ness, leg Pains, Baehache, Circles Under
Eyes, Dizziness. Kheum tic Pains, Acid
It's. burning. Smarting or Itching. don
.lHH nces Get the Doctors guaran-
teesi sseription called Cystex (Siss-
Tx Works fast, safe and sure. In AS
"a M Il must lring NV vitality. and ia
Ean rHa teei TO fix you up in one week or
money back on return OF empty package.
YateN cnsts only &C a day ut druggists
Is fo~e rtnu prnte@fT vnn
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
She LOST 20
POUNDS OF FAT

Feel full of pep and possess the
slender form you crave-you can't
II you listen to gossipers.
To take Off excess fat go light on
fatty meats, butter, cream and sug-
airy sweets - eat more fruit and
vegetables and take a half teaspoon
full Of Kruschen Salts In q glass OF
hot water every mc-n,rg 70 clint
nate cxceEB waste.
Mrs. Elma Veriiie OF Havre dc
Grace. Md, writes: 1T took of 20
ibs.-my clothes ut me fine now"
No drastic cathartics-no constl-
pation-but bliaafa' daily Lowell ac-
ton when you take your little daily
dose OF Kruschen,
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
Chatting With Arden II. Duane
Cor AMP

Here s a poppy and highly sea-
sqned Dish that can be prepared at
anytime This quick snack made
more appetizing by this unusual
creole NJ can be served with
crackers, cheese. celery hearts, po-
tato CHIPS and coffee.
One can sardines, two cloves gar
lie, on tablespoon chopped green
pepper, one tablespoon prepared
mustard, ~ teaspoon dry horse
radish, ere teaspoon wafer two
tablespoons salad oil, one half tea
spoon salt, one half teaspoon celery
salt, n half teaspoon papr.ka,
one firth teaspoon red pepper
and he juice Of enc half lemon
Arrange sardines on platter. Place
slices q lemon, tomato and pickle
ON platter for border. Crush garlic
in mixing bowl. Add chopped on
iln and green pepper, crush ny
thesl with garlic. Add mustard,
dry horse radish linking with wa
teri and salad oil. Mix remain
ing seasonings. This recipe will SER
We four.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

quarter. See the note attach
ed to this column for the adj
dress. I will also give you my
personal opinion on three ques-
tons free.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

A lovely and beautiful Tea
sponsored by the AME. S. S.
was he'd at the home of Miss
Marjorie Watts, 1926 North G.
st. The coEorful holiday
scheme was carried out
throughout the house. The
center piece was of red and
white. Carnations with two
red candles ON each end Of the
table. The tea was well at
tended and was reported as be-
ing a huge success.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

and daughter. Mrs. Katherine
daughter of the pastor, attend
ed services in Fremont Sunday.
Rev. Piggue called oni Mr..
Ewing in the afternoon. Mr. Ew-
ing's sister passed away last
week.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Miss Lo.sanne Herndon of
Omaha, spent the week end at
home visiting with her paren s
and friends. Miss Herndon
was accompanied back to Om-
aha by her brother, Jack Hern-
don who came down on bus
ness.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

and gave me the youthful vital
ity of a person of twenty years
says Lieut.. Clifford of New
York. MATE is giving to.
thousands of rundown, nerv-
Gus and weak elderly men and
women new energy and vital
ity and the thrill of youth and
love again.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Mr.. Jack Herndon and his
friend spent Saturday in Om-
aha.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

u chdiiptu tiNNiDDc lOI my AS"
y return mail my advice on three
me, birthdate and correct address.
IL, Atlanta, Georgia.
can gain your love and respect
and who is willing 10 support
you dutifully should make an
ideal husband. There are
plenty of these kind of men
still single. Keep searching.
/. S. C.-Please tell me if we
will ever hear from my broth
or again. Answer soon.
Ans: At this time your bro
Their is involved I'm rather COM
plicated domestic and bust
ness affairs and has not had a
chence 70 write you. It is
that will cause any
harm. He will soon straighten
his problems out and begin
corresponding regularly.
A. M.-Should l leave where
am and go with the party |
in mind9
Ans: Although your age
could by no means be classed
Is old believe that you have
the age where you
should be somewhat SCI tied.
rherefore-it should be best to
stick with your friends of long
h. +. WI want you to tell
ne if | should stay with my
husbands He seems to be a
handicap to met
Ans:-After living with
your husband as long as you
nave, and both of you being of
iha age you are-I should
think there would be no desire
On the part of either of you to
sEPARATE. He is not a
aandicap, but is likely that you
ire a bit BORED IN SPIRITS
.ately.
L. CT wan. to get a New
Astrology Reading. How can
[ get oneY
Ans: Yes-you can purchase
N Astrology Reading for a
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Mr.. Desmond Ewing who has
been indispdsed for the past
week is able to be out again.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

M. B.-I have been going
with a boy for over a year and
he has asked me to marry him.
l told him yes, but should |
after what happened9
Ans: Go to the boy and ex-
plain your position 10 him full
ly. He will understand and I
believe forgive you. It is best
to get this off your chest be-
fore entering marriage for you
viii be able to enjoy your
life with more con-
ten ment.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

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The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Do yJu know what TO serve at
your next cocktail party. Well let mo
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Address Able Wallace, 2. o.. Box
l.. h.. B.-TeIl me if my
friend and | are going back
and does he like me as we'll as
| think he does2
Ans: There is no doubt as
to your love for him, or his
love for you. In as much as
L. s. and yourself are very
in love with each other
there is no excuse why you
should not resume your prev
ious standing.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

L. j. B.-Will you please tell
me if | will ever meet a man
for a husband soonY | have
tried so hard to find someone
that | like.
Ans: It seems that you are
too high in your search
for a husband. ANY MIN that
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

L. CT wan. to get a New
Astrology Reading. How can
| get one2
Ans; Yes-you can purchase
en- Astrology Reading for a
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

w. E. W.-Will | soon get
a job so that | can support
my wife and my mother as
they need helpf | have had
breaks recently.
Ans. Yes-you will get
work in the very near future
If you haven't as yet gone to
work. The recent disagree
men, that you had with your
former employer should not
in any way keen you from get
ting another position.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

N0TE-Your question printed free in this column. For private
reply send 2c and fself addressed stamped envelope for my New
Astrological Reading and receive by return mail my advice on three
questions free. Sign your full name, bHthdate and correct address
Address Abbe, Wallace. ?. o. Box-1l, Atlanta, GEORGIA.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

IL. c. D.-Will | ever get the
money that l am expecting
Also tell me about the pain taht
| am having in my chestY
Ans: You can NOT possibly
hope to get the amount ..ot
money that you wish. If you
are willing to accept a smaller
amount, you will be more sue
The pain IN your
breast can be relieved by con-
sulting your Doctor and fol-
lowing his advice as It is given
to you.