The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 31

THE LINCOLX SI MAY 22, 1927. If the Dutch-Treat Idea De- going for a ride or some such pose try and keen her Inno- volrino cent by letting her think that bab- eJopa a Kela- do you Uiink watch my children ies arrive in market baskets all tionship Between Sexes, too closely? I fetl I have to know dressed and ready to DERN dressed and ready to walk, until Thon MinnfVQ Where they are every five minutes, i she is of age. I'd certainly hate to inen Minerva nmray children are not They be around her when she gets to be rOT the Dutch Children love to have others in and let them Who Are Let Run Arc Un -1 for a while. But HU ivuii usually 14. 15 and 16 and has foimd out i these things about life from her friends.

change and they want their choice You talk about people having of things again Hind here is where i dirty. Immoral minds, good Heavens yours? a bad popular. On Her Own. The majority of girls expect to trouble comes in. 1 woman, what do you call be kissed want to be and have already suggested they play You certainly, must have are If not I together for an hour a day.

but what conscience about something or else llLedTho who n.iuui i call mine in and you be so darn anxious to ioJ.r to run home now keep your Dorothy so innocent. Any the next day? If I did they mother who has raised children. The first time my girls in particular, and then Hr yoviJngsters would be out they would have honor enough in her to tell she wa ts but hates to admit. right back again. them about things which Ood meant Thus speaks to- i Will I Just have to bear it? Tm for them to know have any day in argument against the new inclined to be nervous and this prets, room to talk about people with dtr- idea of laying her own way which on my nerve.s dreadfully at times, I ty minds, some modern girls advocate.

Just could fly away. MOTHFR. listen to our butterfly: i A. I think a direct approach to Dear Minerva; The recent letter from a girl who thinks the girl who earns her own way should go fifty- flftjr with a man in the matter of the mother is the fairest method, even if she does get angry. Tell her that you like for her children to play with yours for one or two You probably won't publish this Minerva because frank and rather spunky.

Open-Minded Seventeen. rii.Li.ci wi Too Much Thinking? treat makM me sick She it is only natural Dear Minerva: you think SSktSHiirf faHwlth a regular quarrel- that our colleae young people are TOUJM 1 get very far witn a regular i thinking and read- 1 fellow. No msm cares to take out one of these independent, hands-off girls, who pays her own way so she have to ki.ss a man." She is cheating herself as well as the man. It natural. A girl likes to be kissed and expects to be kissed, and when she gets some fool notion of paying her oam so dren to spend their remaining play ing along radical lines.

I am hours alone. shocked and stunned by some of If she understand and de- i the ideas which they advahce. sire to co-operate, then forbid your I Father. children playing with these neigh- A. We complain if our young bor children at all.

Instruct them people think, then we com- to continue tell the children to remain in their own yard. When neighbor children become a nuisance and a burden, it is neces- she can be independent, she is Just sary to use firmness. fl' ki repressing her natural instincts and it get her anywhere. A man enjoys spending his money on the right girl, and he want to take any but the right Irl anywhere. If he expects a few In renumeratlon.

it all right with the average FRIVOLOUS DAN. Granted, that the average girl prefers to have the man spend his money and she save hers when she steps out. But if the exceptional girl prefers to spend her own money and retain her Independence, that Is surely her right. The Dutch treat idea seems a pretty one to me. I can see how the boys would oppose it.

Boys reiolce in the privilege of choosing their companion for the evening and paying the bills. the old cave man Idea of male ownership viork- Ing. And true enough, most of the girls like the caveman stuff. But there are some who do not. Some girls who earn their own living feel freer to cut a boy if she has not been under financial obligation to him.

She does not owe him anvthing for the entertainment except the pleasure which her company gave, and she feels that the pleasure he received from her com- penv Is equal, at least, to that she received from his companionship. Thus the flftv-fifty idea. And she need to consider that she owes him a goodnight ki.ss because of his Investment in theater or To some girls of independent Idess of woman's sphere in the world and the accompanying notions of equality of nay. social standing, freedom, independence and service, the idea that she must sit and wait for men to ask her to go nlaces is abhorrent. She sees that the "Dutch offers her an opportunity to break down a convention which otherwise might keep her sitting on the back step twirling her thumbs.

It seems to me that the Dutch treat idea might do much toward developing a wholesome, sensible relatlomhip between young people of opposite sexes. I favor the idea of bovs and girls a.ssoclatlng to- It is unfortunate that any mother will permit her children to be placed plain if they do. I know' exactly what you fnean by radical, but I doubt If many students have verj' extreme Ideas about any one thing or another. They are explorative however and very rightfully question Into the theories which are Nebraska in Chautauqua Play gether. If Dutch treats help bring have any common senseieft in her in so humiliating a position.

The' children who are let run have anything but a happy time. Frank and Spunky. Dear The letter WTlt- ten some time ago by "Mrs. made me boil. Doesn't woman srieft about a relationship in which each owe the other nothing except respect.

kindly feelings, wholesome thoughts. Joyous moments of companionship and real oalship, then I hooray for the Dutch. Neighbor ChUdren Annoy. Dear Minerva: I've read your Mall for vears and can ceftalnly say I have always your broadminded views on various questions put to you. It Is to you I am turning for hon- head? Is she really so dumb as to; think that her little nine-year old lamb already know of such things, having heard them from other children? If that mother only knew how unfair she was to, she certainly take the attitude she has taken.

No, not an old hen. etc. Just a seventeen-year old high school girl, but I know what it would tnean to me now to be able to say that my mother told me about facts of life. I believe I would have the straight of things advanced on this and that, refusing to give mere lip service to such phrases as brotherhood, democracy, equality and freedom of speech. Sometimes the growing pains of thought within them cause them to give vent to some startling ideas, i But most of them come out of it pretty clear headed.

They are better off for Juggling with theories. I believe. things that should not be and also to kill the run-about habit Minerva, I cannot for the world understand the laxity of parents now davs. Mv bovs have their toys, sand pile and I often play with them. But Just because I keep my youngsters at home Ls certainly no sign I want the neighbor children here from sunrise until dark and sometimes after dark These children are never called home except for meals and 1 suppose I ask them in it would be O.

also. parents at least be reasonable? The children play together nicely for an hour or two but after that It is not so good. I call my youngsters In the house thinking the neighbor children would run along home But no They only take possession of tricycle, car or sand pile and stay. Is it UP to me to train the neighbor children for them? This Isn the worst of it When their mother calls them they answer her wFh a sometimes, make faces at her and run away. The mother boasts tiiM she never punishes a child and she certainly doesn't either.

She thinks it cute been told she had trouble another neighbor one time and when this lady called on her to talk things oter about the children she was told very hastily that never interfered with affairs and left them to settle their sqaabbles" and shut the door on her. So I have never once said one thing to her But it gets so bad. Minerva The one young.ster isn't three years old. He rome.s over car- sand all over into everything, climbs on the hood of the car and runs over spaded ground where I planted seeds, steps on my flower beds and aometimes turns on the water ouUide Mlnerv'a let me confess to vou what Tve been doing lately. I've made my boys come in the house every time this child comes over My older bov tells him to stay in his own yard or else we will have to go in the house Am I dolns wrong here? The mother is hurt bv it.

of course She has always been lerv Pleasant but since thU is done she and 1 was always rVven your advertisement In sav good morning. The little tot niade up my mind to actually minds my bovs and stays the Vegetable Compound. I home, which he do for any of bought one bottle and did not see his family. They coax him in the I got mnotiifr bottle. Bouae wftli tmndjr or tell him ONE WOMAN WAS SICK FOUR YEARS Another Too Sick To Work Both Restored to Health by Lydia EL Vegetable Compound At the second bottle I began to feel better and I have used the Vege taole Compound evdr since, whenever I feel badly, I recommend II and will answer any letters asking about AiioLPU ansl Holmquist, South Dakota.

Could Work Only Two Houn Encanto, bless the day I began taking Lydia B. Vegetable Compound, I was so weak and tired all the time I could not work more than two hours each day, then had to go to bed for the rest the day. I read so much about the Vegetable Compound and I wag so weak that I decided to try it. I now do my own scrubbing, and then help my husband with bia garden. I do not have that worn-out feeling now.

I advise every woman to give your wonderful medicine a trial, and I will answer any letters I receive from women asking about tctj 4 700 Jamacha Road. Encanto. Calif. A woman who is fighting for her health and her happiness is a vsiisnt soldier. Phe wagea her battle in her ow kitchen She has no thrilling bugles to cheer her on, no waving banners.

If you are fighting this battle, let Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound be your ally, too. Mae. AOOteH HANStW HOCMQUIST. eoUTH DAKOTA Hiolmqalst.

South can not begin to tell you how much good Lvdla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound has done for me. I was sick forat)Out four years. outd not sleep, Tforrylng, so one Pierce Lyden, a graduate from the dramatic art deimrtment of the University School of Music, and Richard Merrick, a student for two years in the dramatic art and voice departments, have accepted positions with the United Chautauqua System and will leave May 28 for I Topeka. Ka.s„ to Join their circuits, Mr.

Lyden will play the leading role in and Mr. Merrick will play the character role. Notes Mr. Masters, principal of Central high school in Omaha, and Mrs Masters were recent guests of Pro- with my chll- I would h.v. tn.

I oTcuL Ind feH that told me many times since Wesleyan faculty to the nf the outside also The going into further details each time. May 13. Mr. Masters and Km determined ui keep I know if mother knew she Oregg took work in Chl- withm Ts told me. I she did At any i cago at the same time.

them that there are rate she has hever mentioned a I want to teach them inai are anvthing to me. Dr. E. Gilbert delivered the Good grief why be such commencement address for the a sap? your darling Innocent graduating class at Bhelby Thurs- lamb get married some day and day Next Tuesday he will children of her own? I deliver the addres.s at Vesta. TO COMPLETE THE TROVSSEAV let fumteh linens.

Of course no bride would care to embark on matrimonial seas w'lthout a good supply of linens and no proud mother would allow it. Linen Department has a large supply from which to choose. Modern Eve was first shown a gold-bordered damask luncheon at $6.75 which comes including six good sized napkins. "IHs a lovely set and a real value. German linen hand-embroidered Porto Rican bridge sets with four matching napkins can be had for $2.60 and $3.25.

Towels and dresser scarfs in like material and embroidery would complete the Porto Rican set and make acharming wedding gift. Of course every bride will need several patterns. shown in various sizes and finest quality the qualltv that lasts a lifetime. Priced from $6.95 to $11.75 and for the cozy breakfast in the dining nook a 44 Inch luncheon cloth which is of $1 value selling now for only 85c. Rayon bed spreads are practical and inexuehsive.

Herpol- shelmers have tnem In all styles and colors. Their prices range from $3.95 to June brides and enterprising housewives wishing, to re-stock the closet w'ill not mls.s these splendid Herpolsheimcr linen values. 0 "MASY A BACHELOR'S SHIP of freedom has been w'recKed upon a Permanent WaveV- according to modern lore soft alluring kind of Permanents that Ben Beauty Shop can give and who wants to work all of life? Especially when June Brides are causing such commotion. It sets one thinking. The correct solution for your own particular texture of hair is determined at Ben Simons Beauty Shop by the aid of the test curl.

White hair and hair dyed or bleached may to waved successfully if tested first. Tell me more lovely or youth giving than a perfect looktng permanent on a head of iron grey or white hair? My mother going Jiave one. A fact known is that Ben Simon Operators arc most excellent marcellers. Their solid bookings bear testimony to this fact and of course folks are still Interested in marcels last and shape themselves becomingly about the faoe. For permanent waving and all other branches of the art of Beautv Culture Modern Eve 1: happv i add Ben Simon to the li.st ol shops dependable.

HAPPY EAGER FACES greeted Modem Eve on the last visit po the Lincoln school of Commerce. The Secretary. Mr Robbin.s had Just presented several graduates with the most substantial present ever real position an opportunity embark in the great world of buslneas and make good. Each year many are taken care of in this manner, so even though one might borrow money for tuition it wouldn't take long to pay it back. Graduation exercises will be held on Thursday evening, May 26th.

Dinner will be in the mam dining room of the Lincoln. Exercises will held in the big hall room The main sneaker of the evening be Adrian Newens in Message from Mars forget the summer term at Lincoln school of Commerce opens June 6th. It would bawaU to register at onca. A SMILE Dear brides and.dear girl graduates Embarkiiig on 'PVTiere waves will ruffle up at times And cause you 'lliouih circumstance might toss about And hide your sun a while The only really tragic thing Would be to lose your smile MODERN EVE A SMILE costs nothing, but gives much. It enriches those who receive, without making poorer those who give.

It takes but a moment, but the memory of it sometimes lasts forever. None is so rich or so mighty that he can get along w'itliout it, and none so poor that he cannot be made rich by it. -A smile creates happiness in the home, fosters good w'ill in business, and is the countersign of friendship. It brings rest to the cheer to the discouraged, sunshine to the sad, and is best antidote for trouble. Yet it cannot be bought, begged, borrowed or stolen, for it is something that is of no value to any one until it is given away.

Some people are too tired to give you a smile. Give them one of yours, as none peeds a smile so much as he who has no more to tTT!" One Half Hour With Contouration that new facial lifting at the Glffen behold! you glow of soothing softness of skin muscje UrmneM as sure.s you that the treatment has been right and beneficial. For the tired w.oman or the matron of wUl mean much that only tiilrty minutes time the delightful aU so Contouration iTeaonenr its advent marks an era new in 'oeauty culture. There is first the cleansing process and a smoothing away of every trace the use of lavender lotton. And then a vial of Contoure Plastic lotion, which is nermet- Icallv sealed, is placed in the cup of the Contourator.

The scientific manipulation of the Cofttourator coupled with the gentle and persistent application of the every drop of PlasUc Lotion to be absorbed by your pror would never realize how starved they are-until you try tins Contourttlon After the absorption of the Plastic. Lotion a Contoure Liquid ni vn i Tri minutes and removed by clear tepid water. Several other simple movement ari readf for your best of all you seem to require hour with Contouration and leave the shop quite buoyantly delighted with There Ls a treatment for a double cliin and fatty lump and those that register so readily the years. Next week Modem Eve will tell you how the tion Emulsion Treatment literally melts away the double chin. Ever on the alert to give her patrons the Iwt word in Mra ha.s installed at considerable expense a Tcxtometer Machine Its the which an absolute prescription for the solution to be used in permanent waving.

a demonstration of It in the window of the Glffen Shoppe. Eve On I had been to mvestlgate Frigidalre because I knew it was a product of that vast I knew therefore it must be meritorious. I wanted to investigate Prigidaire also because I have had experience with lust as every woman sort of ice-men who forget you over the best of ice-men do that now ajid then. Good food has perlahed and there has been inconvenience no end I wanted to investigate Frigidatre because had experience in up after as every woman the best oi ice men do spill bits of ice and sawdust tho box I learned that foods are kept full Ravored by colder refrigeration Frigldaire. I learned that Frigldaire furnishes sparkling ice-cubes frozen uniformly and always ready for the cooimg of drl'As.

and that delicious frozen salads and desserts can be prepared without the use of an ice-cream freezer. Just think, frozen salads and Just as often as you want that an inspiration to any Jaded appetite? I learned that In Frigldaire I could place an onion alongside a cut of cake or pie. No odor is conducted in the cool dry atmosphere of Frigldaire. Taking inventory of its great advantages and then learn mg that is not a money spender but a money-saver-seems almost like a fairy- tale. But a lovely Prigidaire may be purchased at $198.50 with a down payment and a payment monthly scarcely greater than the Ice-biU.

Soon the box is yours for Hie. A demomtratton of Silent Helper Frigldaire at its show-room 1434 Street will conv-incc you. Just once General Motors always have "good THE GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE is the concern of many shoppers. A wide range of gifts for the graduate and bride are displayed by Tucker-Shcan, Boau- tiful gifts in leather, fountain pens and desk sets, watches, clocks and silver. Graduations memory books are very popular.

You should not fad to browse about the Tucker-Shean windows if you are in search of gifU for brides or graduates. A from abroad mention wine red among the notable shades highlighted by tiie French dressmakers. The uhadc referred to Is compared to Bordeaux. emphasizing its distinct purple cast. rARIETY Is provided througli the sponsoring of flared skirt treatment in the Paris frocks shown in the opening.

This is achieved through circular cuts, godets. and set-in sections. WHERE SHALL I Oil MY PERMANENT! is the question every one is asking nqjiadays. 1 know Mr. Black is an expert Judge of hair texture and a careful and experienced operator.

Miss LaVera. who has had two experience in a large New York siiop Is the chief of Mi. Black I have seen their completed they are soft and beautiful. It's the LoMur steam process, priced $10. Phone L4033 or call at Modern Beauty Shop, 1122-24 Btreet.

MISS AGNES oi The Agnes Beauty Shoppe, Hotel Comhusker says; is not one of us who does not member the day when permanent wave was an innovation. Today permanent waving in itself does not attract comment as It once did. But a new phase of It has appeared that is causing discussion among all women. vital question today is not I get a but will give me my When an efficient operator waves your hair you the first step is ever taken -the standard of beauty your wave is going to attain. Women of today are looking for abiiity in their beauty operators, and In my belief they are more than justified in taking this stand Miss Agnes has this year made three eastern trips and she is soon to know what Paris has to say for she contemplates attendance at the International Convention of Cosmetologists.

For appointment at Agnes Beaute Shoppe call B-6971 or B-3122. -o LET BEACHLY BROTHERS HELP YOU wish Bon Voyage to the ones. Always something new you say? Well think of UiU. A basket of fresh, luscious fruit and other dainties will be placed rigTit in the state-room. I think a delightful thing to do for folks making European trips.

'Twill furnish happy memories throughout.the voyage and it cost A fortune either, Berjchly Brothers will be glad to explain this new idea in a going-away remembrance The many folks who purchased Bon Voyage BuskeU last year and were pleased with them will want to repeat the order this seaaoQ 1 am fiire. CHARLES have such a range of lovely gifts that Modem Eve can only list a portion of them and then Advise you to go to 1311 O. street to see the wonderful thing i they are showing. There are Bulova watches, Schaeffer fountain pens with lifetime guarantees and Imported dorines. There are ever popular sterling stiver seU and there are diamond bar bracelets made of solid silver which would grace the slender wrist of any girl graduate.

Diragold is something new that attaining popularity Let Mr. Fleming show you lovely ihlngs in Dira- gold. PERMANENT WAVING IS A THING OF BEAUTY when given by deft fingers at Mrs. Tripp's Permanent Wave Shop under the persona! supervision of Mrs. Tripp hersrlf.

Those large waves the ones bestowed by Nature on a favored few. And there not a thing experimental tney ra all lovely and successful. Exchange the stringy locks for attractive looking tresses Just as ivery clever woman is doing nowadays. For appointment phone B-3683. ellow casts are receiving the cachet of silk turers for autumn This is pecially noticeable in the tones which indicates a departure from the pink and rosy- tinged variety conspicuous mr aeveral yeara.

WHEN NATURE PAINTS A PICTURE of a sunset in a mountain region hard to imitate. But Or- kms those new soft pastels is valling tints of Nature quite successfully. Rose shades in hair braid large some small. A word or two about the droopy kind of large flattering shape.i. For your bridesmaids complete your wedding picture.

And then there is a Weymand large black model faced with rose. These are the hats much talked about in eastern style shows. There are small little seem to shape themselves so about your face and fit your own contour. Mrs. Breen ts one of Lincoln's mllllnory experts.

just returned from eastern buying bringing with her ail these lovely models. They not remain unnoticed. Better make a trip to Millinery now. A GIFT FOR THE HOUSE to brighten your living or a gift which would be of lasting benefit tq the young folks starting out in life, would be a living room suite such as'I saw at Crystal Furniture Company. 1223 Street.

A two-piece wood trim mohair suite with carved base in brownish taupe upholstering. This Is an excellent valqe and it would be worth your while to see it. There's nothing like new furniture to make your home attractive. Porch furniture w'lth summery looking cretonne cushions and various kinds of porch are suggestive of approaching evenings on the cool piazztc. when these articles will be quite indispensable.

June brides, take an Interest in the handsome looking walnut dining room suites that the Crystal Furniture Company are showing and at such attractive prices. LARGE TUSCAN HAT SMART NEW ITEM Quite a little has been hcaru lately resarding the large leghorn hat: many of the high class mlUlners art starting to introduce the mode, Kurzman, has brought out the large tuscaii straw shape in natural, navy, black and colors, trimmed in belting, velvet, or satin bows, priced $20. tuscan braid has been employed on some of the French models but it has not had any great use here as yet. Narrow' tuscan braid and leghorn braid stitched on the slgzag machine are ixisslble for the large flappy types for summer Long Sleeves Favored The V-neck is spoken of as extremely successful and long sleeves continue In favor for an types except the formal. Crepe de Chine ensembles are executed in two-tone or contrasting effects.

'Hie three-quarter length coat is appliqued on collar and cuffs in crescent patterns of flesh color, while the long-sleeved dress uses flesh in the upper portion and navy in the lower section with the crescent pattern repeated where tho two Join. I HE brow ns incline to copperv 1 and gold casts. Yellow tinged versions are remarkable also in new clear reds, a lew of whicn iwssess a decided yellow cast, ray in the taupe shade is cited as an important fail color by a Fans stylist..