^hy Women Bore Eachother? rritten By Reckless Male “To yourself, perhaps,” added » newspaper reporter. “We're an in teresting to ourselves. That’s what makes women natural bom bom. But the Idea is not to. become ‘a classified bore.” “There is only one type of girl who’s not a bore,” added a wait ress. “That’s the quiet, repressed type. The girl who always seems to be holding somethin* back, who doesn’t talk too much. We all talk too much and that is one reason we bore each other. But U» re pressed girls says little and when you try to draw h#r out die only opens her eyfcs wide and looks at you intelligently. But die never tires you.” .. 7 “1 hate that kind,” said the news paper girl. N “They mate one too conscious of their superiority. They’re as big a bores as clever women.” I i “I, never knew a clever woman who wasn’t stupid," said the nurs ing student. the worst," suggested the Waitress. “They are always rapturous «wut 1 something that seems ordinary to others. When you’re blase on a subject yourself, it seems vulgar that others enthused over it.” “But it’s different when it's your own fad,” suggested the newspa per girl. . “ All faddy girls are bores,” as serted ‘toe. student, “whether it’s men or clothes.” , “One at toe funniest bores,” mused the teacher, “is toe im ttipte Worth Noting and Remembering It is wise^to decide now whom you will call when the need for a funeral director arises. In,making your decision, judge us by our standing in the community ; our complete service ; our Fair, moderate charges within range' of all. pnfflwmii nufiwipmimiimiB attractive woman who goes about telling people of her eouqiMi>. Men are alWaya pursuing her and faffing in ktee and geevostng to heratthe 'cate of one a day. She creates them Imaginatively tat the absence of the real article.*’ - “H»Ve you ever met aa aggraas sively happy person?” asked the nursing student. ‘The kind that is always so offensively healthy, and talks of cold baths so. much that yett begin to think' she actually takes them. Or steam baths, and says ttere’s no trouble that emit be. steamedoutof ‘you iai boar many 'tnttW.% day she waft*. She’s on such good terms with herself that you hate her. A girl who Is always eoataated like that Is * dreadful *‘»ut they’re not as bid as mi serable people,’’ said the news ' paper girl, “They ' always hive j some horrors to talk about, sui l-ddes, a cc ids n is, misfortunes, ; crimes. Sometimes they .pose ss ■ being generously sympathetic and | charitable, and that Is why they t t»D you-of aU the misery they see ! or hear jgjboat Their personal ffi 1 ness, woes, and bereavements sre SMART — PRACTICAL — EASY TO OWN PICK OUT A ROOMFUL AND CHARGE ITJ ——‘——-1 -. - - • “Helping to build a better Livestock Market for Eastern North Carolina” somao? that yoa afceayi earpeet to tiear .toi&tfceri and |t actually seepw Iflte a part of the program. They've always Iaat a relative: Meet one In the morning, and yam day'll, •ruined.*'1' . ., 1>,\ , /'Have you ever net a woman who wrtte*Tv asked the W »*it r*s a. tfcey're aKrsye telling paa about . ptotj^;|iE4#to!*Sfters and-reading poem* to yoa.Qh, they're sUngiy •wM.” vv;v “Ithink,” said,the teacher, "the See Mty ArDwr Pegtr $ '' Trenton *mmm federal deposit INSURANCE CORPORATION naft&aLi-.*;. L&m This is the Home of— Courteous, Economical Service • ! for those who need Building Supplies MORTAR J, WOOD ICOUtINGS , SASHES Plain and Cheek Ran ' ROCKWrfOL INSULATION ASBESTOS SIDING White .and Colen All Kind* OUTSIDE DOORS^ ^ INSIDE DOORS Two Panel and FWe Fanci Six Colonial Panel BOLL ROOFING SHINGLES, 211 lb. DU PONT PAINT These are a few of the thousands of home /SELECTION OF i' :Wf;. -^;M40HN*0»fe M OUTBOARD MOTQBiy :';>l wmm SPORTING GOODS —— Sporting G«*od* am! Bicycle* '„J*|** rad Stevie* jppfy'jfj ^lOW.QmttoSt. ^fyl^mAitan. N.C

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