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10 and engaged to q man IL years my sen.
Tor, whom l love. Is there too much diff
terence in our ages? () He respects ms
In every way and seems to love me anC
al to have q home ready for me when
We are married, SO we set the day about q
year from now. Is our engagement toe
long? 80 1 am staying at home. Papa's
father is there too. He insists on kissing
me and that Is not all. Ha also insists on
fooling around. Shall l tell my parents OF
what shall 1 do:
Blue Eyed Marion.
a. II you love each other sincerely, you
ought to be happy in spite of the years
between you, (O You will be at a better
age for marriage q year from now. But
ont wait any longer.
81 Keep out of his way. He is probably
just a childish old man. But II he IS too
troublesome or becomes dangerous. tell
your father 1t will be best for you to live
somewhere else until you are married.
unless he can put the man in some other
place.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am . young
man of pleasing appearance. age q, and
am engaged to a woman of So. She Is
worth $3.50 COZ. and while / have told her
i care for her a great deal, she knows i
am after the ''coin." 1 am very popular
with the girls and always have been, but
4 Il WISH " tIdSeI uIlu i OOn CtIC SAtOI
is any such thing as marrying for love.
Do you? Samuel.
Neither you nor your fiance would feel
flattered il l should tell you what I think.
You are exercising neither common sense
nor love in this marriage, and no mar
riage can be a success without either.
What you want is a mother, Samuel. Ask
your fiance to adopt you as her son. Then
you can keep on being popular with the
girls.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young
nan of q and deeply In love with a girl
of the same age whom 1 met three months
ago. She said she likes me very much
and lets me see her whenever 1 want to.
but l do not know whether she is Joking
or not.
She is going home shortly and asked me
to come and see her. I regret to see her
&c and do not know what to do to pre-
vent her going. Would she marry me or
her and would it be a good step to take
for our future happiness? 1t would break
my heart IL 1 would lose her. Is it proper
for a girl to kiss a fellow?
Ask her permission for you to write to
her, and make it a point to accept her
invitation to visit her. Let her see that
you like her a great deal, but don't pro.
pose until you are better acquainted. No:
I don't think it proper for a girl to kiss
a fellow unless she is engaged to marry
him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: a. 1 am a girl
OF 16 and have just returned from a visit
to q large town, where ] met several nice
boys. Would it be right for me to write
to any of them? C2) Is half past two late
for me to be out with q perfectly good
boy. at night? Bright Eyes.
~ II a boy wants you to write to him,
he will write to you first and ask you to
answer his letter. There is no harm in a
friendly correspondence II you discuss the
letters with your mother. (2) My dear! I
am surprised that you ask such a ques-
tion. A little girl of your age should be
at home and in bed by 10 p. m. at the
latest. You will be a homely old woman
at 20 IL you keep such late hours now.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-O / am a girl of
- and have lately become acquainted with
q mar five years my senior We are of
different ~nationalities and religion. Should
this make any difference to q happy mar
riage? G) He has taken me to several
places OF amusement, driving, dancing
etc. on week days and seems to be hon.
'orable in his attentions to- me at all
times. Is he in love with me?
0) He has asked me Nsevera times on
Sundays to 60 driving or walking with
him, blu I have refused. Ought I to when
he asks me? ~ Recently he asked what
my feelings were toward him. I told him
I thought they were in favor Of him. Was
! foolish to say them? Az I told him this.
would 1t be wrong for me to turn him
down now? Or refuse to 70 out with him
next dtne he calls me up7
% He often remarks that I act ~
thought don't care for hin