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JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I have a woman friend who is very out- | gp ken, Most of the time she is a nice, cheerful person who makes life happier, but every so often she makes it her ‘business to criti-| cize what I am doing in such a round-about away that she herself | doesn’t realize what she is doing. Yet she puts over her point. I do! not approve of what she does &-lot of times but I.think that is her, business and do not criticize or {

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who can be such a cheerful friend enjoy hurting people? Or am I wrong in feeling offended by a friend who is so putspoken that ghe makes me eel small, ridiclous and defengive? She prides herself on not being two-faced but gometimes I wonder if a two-faced friend woulders be better.

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riends who needle us occasionally and even like to see us squirm. If good |

hey have other qualities nough to make the gains outweigh he losses, most of us are glad to put up with them. may be right occasionally and if we're willing to admit it we may profit by what is said. If you look hard enough: you

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“DEAR JANE JORDAN—=I am 16 and go to high school. Lately I He has asked me to go to dances with him but I always tell him that I am busy because I don't know how to dance,

I hope you can DIMPLES. » » ~ Answer—Learn to dance, Tell the boy why. you refuse his invitations 30 that he will not think you don't want his company. If he knew why you didn't accept he might ask you to go other places. JANE JORDAN.

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