Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 224, 29 July 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM. RicHMOND, iiiD iHURSDaV, JULY 29, 1920.

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The Diary of an Engaged Girl

By Phyllis Phillips

After the first shock following Nessa's fatal disclosure, I was seized w ith a great desire to laugh, and laugh I did. Most mirthfully. Finally between gales, I told Nessa why I was so doing, and she, too, joined me. We had the best time ever between us and at the end, while wiping our eyes, we agreed that that was the only sensible way to take men anyhow! I expect that if I live very much longer with some of my friends Romance will slowly curl up and die within my tender young bosom. But it may all be for the best at that. Not only has Prince Charming nay,

Heart Problems

I am a young girl 17 and went with a young man 21 years old. I thought the world and all of him. He came to see me for two months, and then he stopped coming to see me. He was wful good looking and a good singer. I fell in love with him when I first laid eyes on him and still love him until this day. I can't get him off my mind. I can't eat, sleep, or go with any other boy but what I will think and think of him. Most any girl would be foolish over him. It has been a year since I Went with him but I still think of him. I am a very nipe young girl and am awful quiet and don't talk very much but still I am not bashful. Do you think the young man stopped me because I was quiet and don't talk as much as some girls do? What shall I do to be jolly and a good entertainer? What can I do to forget this fellow and love some one else? Thank You. Your problem is a very interesting one to me and J sympathize with you to the fullest extent. Two points in your letter stand out in my mind as I think over your letter. The first point is that you have not gone with tins ynung man for over a year and

yet you cherish his memory in your mind so much that it threatens to undermine your health. The second point is that you ask me how you shall forget him. I believe, dear young girl, that if your love for him could not be forgotten you would not ask me how to forget him. That is what I am going to advise you to do. Evidently he does not care for you or he would r.ot have stopped coming to see you. At your age, 17, you ought not allow the thoughts of a boy to be so much in your mind. Bend all your energies toward securing the very best education possible in order that you may acquire all the poise and mental balance required of a cultured refined woman. A girl of 17 should not allow an attraction for a boy to ruin her life. Cultivate friendships with both men find women and your associations will give you that charm of manner that will enable you to feel at home in any society. Then there will be plenty of time to think of falling in love. No One Thousands of good mothers rre as you, torn between the sense of duty and the desire to obtain relief from injustices. At times there seems no reason on earth why one should ruffer intolerable treatment from another. But in your case five innocent children are dependent upon a mother's love. That is a great deal. I say these things to remind you first, that whatever you eventually do, it must he with the happiness and future welfare of those, whom you say you are proud of. continually in mind. In this day there is no reason why anyone

should be but the plaything or a brute. No one need carry the cross of repeated human wrong. No one because of her self sacrifice has to go to the grave or worse, with the hold of a leech upon her. At once make it understood where you stand. Cry out f.gainst further tolerance of your unnecessary burdens, and let your persecutor recopnize your independence. If you should choose to break away, your children could be provided for during the day at the Day Nursery while you worked. The cost would be a nominal one and would probably be (letermined by your circumstances. Organized charities such as the Social Service bureau look after the. needs of those in desperate straits. I shall be f.lad to hear from you asain if you fool the ned of additional advice or information.

he has suddenly become himseii, just plain, unadulterated Harry to me now a wife, but twins of six years old, little girls, plus a young son of seven and one-half. I feel a wee bit sorry for poor Mrs. Harry, somehow or other, but as Nessa Bays, she knows her Harry thoroughly, and lets him wander and philander about as much as he chooses; for he always does run back to her, happily. Makes the kissed ones feel so good, all this side information about this Don Juan, eh, what? Well, I still think that it is our foolish training that is at fault, rather than Harry or myself or the other girls that he has kissed. We don't ever discover how to tell a lover from a husband! And there is a way, bo they say. Nessa was amused to death at my story of Harry and his love for me. "Lord, honey, he makes love to every new face that he meets," said she brutally. "He just can't help himself and no one ever takes him seriously. But he is a dear fellow just the same and we think the world of him, for all his faults." Good thing for me that I was not in love with Harry, all the samey, for I might not have gotten over it so easily as he; but, thank goodness, it was only some romantic streak in me that was touched by him and his dark eyes not my heart. Nessa and I had a mighty good time together, and she showed me some of her illustrations for a new fairytale book. She really is awfully clever and does the snappiest black and white sketches. Everything so full of fantasy. She looks like a little gypsy herself. It interested me greatly to find out from her own lips that she and Ted earn about the same amount of money

I a year and share all expenses. No I wonder they are so happy. I think

that they are an ideal couple, and with no hesitation Nessa acknowledged that they were all of that. She also told me that if she were to let Ted support her, and become just a wife with no outlook farther than the four walls of the home, and no work of her own, they would become a pair of fighting-cocks within a week, and end up in Reno! Whoever said that untried Youth (that is myself) does not know anything? Why, I knew all along that the true basis for a lasting happiness in matrimony is mutual respect, which comes from both parties working or being interested in something besides just each other, and in mutually contributing to the up-keep of the home. And I am not no Socialist either, so there! Blame it on that seventh sense, or my womanly instinct if you like, and you'll be nearer the truth. (To he continued.)

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Nothing More To Be Desired

The new Gcnnett Records for August are just what you need to counter-act the effect of these summer days. The following list gives you an idea of these splendid selections: 9038 ($1.00) La Yceda (Fox Trot) Duane Sawyer. Saxophone, and His Novelty Orch. The Crocodile (Fox Trot) Benny Krueger's Melody Syncopators 9038 ($1,001 Railroad Blues (One-Step) Raderman's Novelty Orchestra Bow-Wow (One-Step) Saxi Holtsworth Harmony Hounds 9034 ($1.00) Oriental Stars (One-Step) Rose. Garden's Orchestra Left All Alone Again Blues (Fox Trot) Cordes' Orchestra 9036 ($1.00) Who'll Take the Place of Mary? Orpheus Trio and Orchestra One Loving Cares9 Hart and Shaw, Tenor and Baritone

0044 ($1,001 All the Boys Love Mary One Little Girl

Billy De Rex. Tenor Arthur Hall, Tenor

We will gladly play these or any others you may desire to hear.

AMERICAN DUCHESS RKTURNS TO FRANCE

Duchess de Chaulnes. This photo of the Duchess de Chaulnes was taken in New York e few days ago as she boarded a steamer for France. She is a daughter of the late Theodore P. Shonts of New York, and the wife f a titled French man.

What's in a Name (Copyright)

THELMA No list of feminine names would be complete without the lovely Thelma, It is a Norse name, suggestive of the mythology of the Land of the Midnight Bun where Valkyries drive their gleaming chariots over the battlefield and conduct the glorious dead to their appointed places, in Valhalla, Little was known of Thelma and seldom was the name used outside of Scandinavia, until Marie Corelli in her sensational novel of that name presented the tragic love story of a beautiful Norwegian who was transplanted from the land of fjords to the center

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CHARGES CRIMINAL LIBEL. NEW ALBANY. Ind . July 29 Charging that Albert A. Turner, a local merchant, posted a placard in his store, publishing her as a "dead beat," Mrs. Elizabeth Floyd filed an

affidavit In Magistrate T. E. Fogle court Tuesday, charging him witl criminal libel. Turner pleaded no guilty and gave bond for his appear ance for trial. This Is the first casi of the kind ever instituted in the city

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Reed and Fibre Baby Cabs

In order to make room for a large shipment of Baby Cabs and to keep our stock down, we offer you your choice of any Reed or Fibre Cab in the store at 25 off. Come early, as the stock won't last long at such a reduction.

HOLTHOUSE 530 Main Street

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Why is no other sale in Richmond equal to this Loom End Sale? Have you ever thought of it? There is but one answer. Such prices and values as these have never been equalled in any other than our Loom End Sales. Don't envy others the bargains they get at this sale; just come yourself and supply all your needs for a few months ahead. We still have plenty of merchandise and many of the real bargains will last for several days yet. Don't wait until the last call, but buy now.

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Not since before the war have you purchased Ready-to-Wear at such prices as these. Coats Dresses Waists

Jersey Silk Petticoats, taffeta flounce, all colors; sale

$4.79

One of the biggest hits of the sale are these Voile Dresses that we are sell- J A Of? ing for p4t,OD All Spring and Summer Ladies' Coats at less than half the regular prices. Original

prices up to $37.50. Sale

prices $10.00 and .

$15.00

Gingham Porch (JJI QK Dresses, sale HtOtJ

$9.95

Silk Taffeta Dresses, sale .

Georgette Waists, all colors, all s'tyles, regular Qjr prices to $8.75 flJO

Ladies' House Dresses, light

and dark percale, sale

$2.66

Don't Fail to Take Advantage of These Specials

2-quart Stone Water Pitcher. Sale price 23C 14-quart Enamel Dish Pan, Sale price 69c 8-lnch fancy decorated Salad Dishes, Sale price 23C No. 1 Galvanized Wash Tub, Sale price SI. 19

8-inch Cut Glass Salad Dish, Sale price S3. TO 2-quart Glass Water Pitcher and 6 Glasses with cut flower design; Sale, set ...1.39 Plain white Cups and Saucers, Sale price, each . -X4C 50-Piece Breakfast Set of Dishes, delicate patterns; Sale price, set S6.98 100-Piece Dinner Set of Dishes, conven' inf". pattern of 3 decorations; Sale price set S19.89 Blue and White Glazed Mixing Bowls, 6 in a set; Sale price, per set S1.29

Aluminum Percolator Coffee Pot; Sale Price S1.69 Quart Ideal Glass Fruit Cans, with glass tops; Sale price, doz. . .-98c

Unusual Loom End Offerings $1.00 Dark Green Window Shades, 36-in. wide, first quality; Sale 69 $1.00 Value In Texoleum, felt base Floor Covering, 2 yds. wide, in Remnants; Sale price, yd. .-39c $1.75 Axminster Rugs in Samples, door size; Sale price S9 $12 heavy seamless Japanese Grass Rugs, room size, SxlO $6.98 6x9 room size Grass Rugs, worth $10; our Sale price S4.98 $40 all wool seamlese Brussels Rugs, 9x12; Sale price 28.98 $19.00 value in Congoleum Rugs, 9x12 in seconds only ..12.98 $9.00 Sagless Bed Springs; full size; Sale price S6.9S $65.00 Axminster Rugs in 9x12. Just for this week only; Sale $48.98 $1.00 Cretonne covered Sofa or Porch Cushions; Sale price 50c $5.00 Nickel Trimmed Guaranteed Carpet Sweepers, mahogany finish; Sale price 2.98 75c Grass Rugs in green, brown and blue; Sale price 49c $1.00 seamless Sheeting in unbleached; Sale price, yd 69 Remnants of Bleached and Unbleached Muslin at extremely low prices. This. week only. Hope Muslin, yard wide, worth 45c yd.; Sale price, yard 32c 25c Curtain Materials, yard wide; Sale price, yard 15 50c Heavy Turkish Towels, large size; Sale price 39c 30c heavy Unbleached Muslin, yard wide; Sale price, yard 22C 59c yard wide Percales, light and dark; Sale price, yd 35 45c to 50c Dress and Cheviot Ginghams; Sale price, yard 29c 40c Long Cloth In Bolts of 10 yds.; Sale price, bolt S2.59 59c Plisse Crepes for Underwear; Sale price, yard 29c 35c Linen Crash; Sale price, per yard 19 10 off on all new Fall Dress Ginghams. $3.25 Georgette and Crepe de Chine 40-in. wide; best grade ...1.98 $3.50 Broadcloth Silk Shirtings, extra good grade; Sale price, per yard S2.19 $3.50 heavy Crochet Bed Spreads, large size; Sale price 2.69

Where can you find prices like these on Corsets, Underwear,

Hosiery Ladles' extra quality coutil Corsets, Loom End Sale 9c How we are selling these elastic top pink coutil Corsets! No wonder, for others are selling them for $2.39. Our price for Loom End Sale is 1.59 Ladies' $2.85 pink brocaded front lace Corsets, Loom End Sale price S1.95 Ladies' 85c Mercerized Lisle seamed back Hose, brown or white; special for sale 69 C These Silk Hose in all colors are real bargains; Sale 9C $2.00 value Silk Hose in all colors; Loom End... 1.59 Children's Hose, heavy or fine ribbed. Our regular 50c Hose; Sale 39C Ladies' Gauze Vests Where can you buy them today at 15c Ladies' 50c Extra fine Vests; Sale 39C Children's colored top Mercerized Sox, another big lot just received, all sizes, regular 59c grade; Sale 39 Ladies' fine Muslin Petticoats; Sale S1.29

Children's White or Black Hose; Sale 19 Extra quality Ladies' lace trimmed Petticoats, values up to $3.50; Sale S2.19 Where ran you buy Ladies' Union Suits, bodice or regular tops, lace or tight knee, and all sizes too, for 49C Children's $1.00 Silk Sox, plain white or colored tops; Loom End Sale 79C

Bargains for Men and Boys

Men's Suits, dark blue stripes, browns and plain blues, sizes 34 to 44; very special during Sale at $21.49 Boys' Rompers, short or long 6leeves, plain colors and colored stripes; sizes 2 to 6; special during Sale.. SI. 18 Men's Work Trousers, dark grey 6tripes, all sizes, 31 to 38 waists; very special during Sale at 2.55 Boys' dark stripe Wash Trousers, most all sizes left. Loom End Sale price Sl.lO Men's Socks, black, tan and white, all sizes; special, per pair 15C Tan Suit Cases, 24-in. size, $2.00 value; Loom End Sale price S1.69 Men's good quality Khaki Trousers, most all sizes, very special during Sale 2.55 Boys' Sport Blouses, colored stripes, sizes 7 to 14, very special Sl.OS Men's Athletic Union Suits, large or small check, knee length, sizes 34 to 46; special, suit 95c

Boys' white knit Union Suits 6izes 4 to 14, short sleeves, knee length; special.. 55c Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, very special, a garment 59C Men's Neckties, large assortment of patterns, 75c value; Loom End Sale, each 50c

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