The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Cynthia CRGYS
CORRESPONDENTS

No answers will be given in this col
unn TO any further questions ABOUT olo
coins or postage stamps.-Miss Grey.
Dear Miss Grey: | find myself very
much in love with young man. ne
saws he loves me- How can | ma
out. without asking him To his face
whether he is already married?
JAN.
A-Why do YOU suspect him? How
can YOU both love him and suspect
him How can he love you and de-
ceiyc YOU? Why not tell HIM your
fears and ask him 10 relieve them by
uroying his good intentions. IT he can
nroye them and II he loves you your
trouble will be- ended. II he is either
married or is decciying you, the soon
err Won find il out the better. ION |
taui and think about low" a. though
il were a plaything. Don't give IL
until Won are sure 1t Is worthy ana
deserved Don't mistake silly senu-
mentality for love and don't mistake
:; set of salfirritatcd nerves Tor
broken heart.
hear Miss Grey: ] care great deal
for Young man, but fear he does
not care for me. Shall | tell him |
care for him.
A--One Of our old writer's says.
"a lover is like q hunter--if the
rame be got with too much case, he
cares not Tor it
Dear Miss Grey: How can [ clean
n child's set OF white Angora furs.
which arc not badly soilcd?
SUBSCRIBER
A.-Rub corumeal through the fur
with the palm of tho hand thorough.
ly. then shake out Repeat II the furs
are not clean. Two applications Will
surely do the work.
Girls who are SO tickle as Worried"
and Florence s. ought To wait until
they know their own minds before aC-
ceptinC proposal Of marriage from
nm honest man. Girls like these two
nre the kind who drift into wedlock
without due thought-and are unhappy
over after-not to mention the misery
Of the unfortunate mon they marry
worried" says her sweetheart has
been away for nearly year. While
they have corresponded yet she has
grown tired of him. and wants 60 stop.
She lets the cat out of the bag when
she says, Il have met someone I like
better" What shall she do
Tho situation Of Florence s. is the
same I'm that she has two sweethearts
on hand. But. unlike Worried" she
loves both. She asks whether she
ought TO marry the one her parents
favor. and it so, how she shall inform
he other.
My answer to these two girls. who
have so little decision Of character. Is
his: Write To the men YOU intend To
reject, for. of course. YOU must have n
preference, dHt stUrr- tttt'-t-;tt+. r, ti4+-i4i
frankly and kindly You owe IL IN
them 10 explain. The love of an hon
est man should be respected. always
Really. | would like to congratulate
the rejected ones. for J think they have
had mighty lucky escapes
Dear Miss Grey-On What DAYS ci
the week did Feb 3. 1874. and Dec
80. 1864, fall? MRS. y. VI.
A-OD Tuesday to Thursday.
Dear Miss Grey. I've been going
with the brother OF my chum. I 20
10 their house Co see him and his
sister. rs the locality 81 my home Is
not very inviting ami | don't like "a
ask him thcrc wv father says I am
running after him What shall | do.
EVELYN
kLToil YOUR trouble. So your Chum
n she is a real fricud she viii tan 81
hcr brother " ne is simply going
with you for fuu and So teepinE othc,
young mon aNaN. ho rs doing Won an