The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-25


very much pcrplexed and come TO
you Tor aid | am % am des.
pcrately In love with nice young
man xho Is only 49, lie says he
loves me very much. and I'm quite
sure he does. My relations object.
| would risk this anger. for love
him so dearly. but he has no way
to support a wife just yet. but II
We wait too long ! fear he may be
wcaned away from me Would
you advise me 10 marry nos or TO
waltz r A. I.
n YOU marry now. low will you
ret alonK7 Love - a great thing
II the sentiment you describe Is
really love. waiting wiil do no
harm n Il - not love. there surely
Is no reason for sou 20 marry one
whom you know cannot support
you.
Dear Miss Grey: Not long ago
you answered that nothing would
take ont an indelible ink stain from
linen scarf AZ friends Eug
gestion. | tried two tablespoonfnls
OF oxalie acid In a quart Of water.
The stains disappeared. X. Y n
Thank you very much for your
kind Information.
Dear Miss Grey What will take
ont AN ink stain from a heavy red
table CLOTH
ANDREW y. NELSON.
College Place. Wash.
One OF our readers has suggest.
ed a solution. WIN you please
read the letter from *. Y. 2."7
Dear Miss Grey: Can any of
The Star readers give me any in.
formation "a 10 the address of
the 10th Century Conservatory OF
Music. formerly located In the
Peoples Bank building. Second
and Pike,
MRS. n. CHRISTIAN.
Monroe. Wash.
Dear Miss Grey: used 70 bite
my nails. but stopped three years
ago. The nails are loose from the
fingers about one quarter OF an
inch. What will make them grow
FAST A READER
A.: When nails are bitten off
50 short. the skin under them be.
comes hard and thick. which nc
counts for nails falling 10 cling
closeIy afterward. Keep the nails
clipped. not too close. but just a
triflc shorter than the ends OF the
fingers. DO not bite nor pull at
the edges. DO not push a cleaner
back very far under the edges.
Cleanse with brush and soap. At
night wear kid gloves after rub
bling the hands with glycerin,
This will cause the hands to per.
splre and soften the nail bed, II
anything will.
Dear Miss Grey: win you
please give directions for rose
jar7 A FRIEND.
A.: The rose petals must be dry
when gathered and packed In lay.
ers a couple OF inches deep.
sprinkling each layer with salt,
When jar Is full put in dark dry
cool place, and leave for a week,
Then turn out upon large plate
and toss about with fork until
mass is loosened. Mix with 1t
4 ounce each--violet, rose and
hellotrope powder. ounce orris
root, II teaspoonful mace. u tea
spoon cinnamon. " teaspoon
cloves. 4 drops oil Of roses, 10
drops oil Of chris, 20 drops oil mel
Issue, 20 drops oil eucalyptus, 10
drops bergamot. and 2 drachms
alcohol. Pack In jar, cover and
set in cool place. It will be ready
for rose Jars in two weeks and
will keep for years II kept GOV.
cred.
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
how to make a pair OF infants
white linen embroidered shoes. or
what should soles be made?
should they be made to be taken
apart when washed
A READER.
A.: Better buy a pattern and
follow directions. The soles are
usually made OF linen and lined
with strong cotton. They may be
washed without taking apart.
Dear Miss Grey: What will keep
moths out OF furniture and carpets?
ANXIOUS.
A.: Saturate all places where
moths might congregate with
naphtha. which Will KIN the eggs.
Repeat IL several days to be sure
eggs are destroyed. BE careful