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You Check Too
How simple it would all be if
the rules laid down in a recent
issue of The Progressive Fann
er worked both ways and always.
Some writer assembled 45 things
a woman dislikes in a man and
a similar number of things that
men dislike in women and girls,
the article in that magazine sug
gested that we all make a check
of ourselves by the list. Possibly
the list could be improved upon
for it is certainly not perfect in
itself. Nevertheless, the editors
of that magazine invited its men
readers to say what they most
desired in women, at the same
time letting women readers speak
jtheir minds about the men. Heres’
the list the editors compiled from
the letters received:—
Men dislike in women—
1. Exaggerated finger nails—
too long or too red.
2. Smart and sarcastic remarks'
at the men’s expense.
3. Speaking too frequently of
other beaus.
4. Constant smoking and hard
drinking.
5. Bad breath.
6. Slandering other girls.
7. Giggling instead of saying
“thank you” to compliments.
S. Baby talk.
9. Failing to thank a boy for
presents, drives entertainment.
10. Chewing gum loudly and
vigorously'.
11. Being “loud.”
12. Enumerating past con
quests.
13. Seeming too “anxious.”
14. Powdering too often in
public.
15. Boasting of their clothes, j
16. Sitting in sto®ped position.
17. Playing with their fingers
during conversation.
18. Correcting others’ English.
19. Slapping a man even for
good cause.
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20. Overdoing make-up.
21. The girl who is afraid to
say “no.”
22. No sense of humor.
23. Overdressing.
24. Telephoning men at their,
offices. I
25. Scorning domesticity. • |
26. High, shrill voices.
27. Untidiness.
28. Crooked stocking seams.
29. Being “high hat.”
30. Being “hard boiled.” j
31. Appearing in public in/
newfangled pajamas.
32. Wearing men’s attire.
33. Being late to keep dates.
34. Too much curiosity about]
other people’s business.
35. Handkerchief twisting and
other affectations.
36. Slips showing. j
37. Swinging one foot.
38. Gossiping.
3S. Forever “fixing” in public.
40. Trying to appear fast and
noaern.
41. Using oaths.
42. Trying to imitate movie!
stars.
43. Fluttering hands
44. Patting hair and repinning
t in public.
45. Using powder on dirty
necks.
Women dislike in men— . i
1. Trying to kiss a girl on first
date.
2. Speaking of his father as J
“the old man” and speaking dis
respectfully to his mother.
3. Using trite phrases and po
pular expressions over and over
again.
4. Being too inquisitive about
personal activities.
5. Telling too often of former
escapades.
6. Arguing — the boy who
finds delight in continual dis
agreement
7. Being possessive—-thinking
he owns a girl after the first
date.
S. Bad posture—slouching in
seat. j
9 Inability to take a joke.
10. Uncleanliness of teeth and
person.
11. Gossiping.
12. Scarcasm or “throwing
off’ on others in public.
13. Profanity.
14. The “confidential” lower
ing of voice in public.
IS- Yawning loudly in com-,
pany.
16. Bad breath.
17. Telling of other girls he
has gone with and how shabbily
he has treated them.
18. Forever pinching, jabbing,1
or slapping girls.
19. Chewing gum like a cow
•hews her cud.
20. Walking on the wrong side
f the sidewalk when with a
girl. j
21. Failing to open the door,
for the girl or preceding her!
through door.
22. Rattling money in pockets.]
23. Being “loud.”
24- “Falling for” every girl he
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25. Sponging on others.
26. Using loud-smelling hail
Iressing.
27. Coming to dates in work
dothes.
28. Attending to other people’s
business — masculine “busy
bodies.”
29. Taking for granted that he
is rhe only boy the girl can go
with.
30. Talking in church making
bright remarks or chewing gum
during service.
31. Staying too long when he
fills a date.
32. Making scenes—hollering
in front of people’s houses or
coming in drunk when there is
company in the house.
33- Hogging the conversation.
34. Carrying on unpleasant
conversation at table.
35. Calling a girl pet names in
oubhc.
36. Failing to show respect for
a nice girl.
37. Being too assured of his
own charm.
38. Garlic breath!
39. Remaining seated while
vomen stand.
40. Wisecracking and leaving
hurt feelings wherever he goes.
41. Trying to pet beyond the
ines of decency.
42. Collars that never fit
43. Kiss-and-tell boys.
44. Driving up to house and
lonking horn. \
45. Vanity.
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families. Write Rawleigh’s,
Rept. NCD-197-SB, Richmond,
Va. April 16-23
RUPTURE
Shield Experl Here
E. J. MEINHARDI, WELL
KNOWN EXPERT OF CHI
CAGO, IS COMING HERE
AGAIN.
HE WILL PERSONALLY BE
IN STATESVILLE, N. C„ at
the VANCE HOTEL, on SAT
URDAY ONLY, APRIL 24th,
from 1:00 P. M. to 6:00 P- M.
Mr. Meinhardi says: “I have
had twenty years’ experience
with thousands of Ruptured
Men and I will give you valu
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Positively no surgery, medical
treatments or injections used.
I Only men are invited.) This
visit is for white people only.
“My Shield produces imme
diate results on the average, re
gardless of the size or location
of your Rupture—no matter how
much you exercise or strain.”
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may be worn while bathing. It
may be removed at night or
worn continuously until no long
er desired.
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tives. Everyone must see me
personally. I have been coming
here for fifteen years. There
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Telephone 860 Hours 9 to 5.30
Suite 201-3 Hanford Building
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Iranklm News
Mr. Lewis Jacobs has returned
to New York after spending the
winter with his mother, Mrs.
John Jacobs. Mr- Will Kesler
returned with him for a few
days sight seeing.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Sherer
and daughter, Ann, of Shelby,
spent the week-end here with
relatives and friends.
Jack, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Gullett has
been very sick, but is some bet
ter at this writing.
Mrs. Willie Spake and dau
ghter, Nancy and Mrs. Archie
Hunter, of Spencer, spent the
week-end in Washington, D. C.,
at guest of Mr. and Mrs. Worth
Miller- They reported the Cher
ry Blossoms beautiful.
Billie Spake, of Spencer, spent
the week-end with his uncle
Joe Miller.
Jane, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Miller is at home
I-—
after spending a week in Albe*
marie with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Helms.
Some of our farmers are busy
planting cotton and corn. It
seems a little early by the wea
ther staying so cool. We have
been visited by heavy cool frost
which hurt fruit and other crops.
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OF OLD STOVES ARE
BEING JU'IKED FOR
ELECTRIC
COOKING f
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Ew'ry year has seen a steady increase in electric range
errors. There are more than 21,000 homes in our
territory using electric cookery and this year will see
thousands of old stoves being junked for this modern
way of cooking. Housewives are discovering the
* many features of c g electrically such as
economy, time-saving, cleanliness, elimination
of drudgery and automatically controlled heat.
Join this happy throng of women and dis
yourself the real thrill of having a
electric range in your ki*c’r.en. The
I cost is low ... its operation is
ensive and its long life makes an
Iric range much, much less expen>
i than an ordinary cooking stove.
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