Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-12-06

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teach you to save. If she loves you she
VIII be Interested and glad to do all she
can.
linen get an account book. with debit
on one SIDE and credit on the other. Put
down ON the debit side every sum you
spend. AT the end of each week balance
up. so over your expenditures and see
where you might have cut down. Then
make up your mind to cut down and do
~ even IL some of your frinds call you a
usntwad. Money i'm the savings bank is
worth losing a few good-fellow friends.
You are on the way to lonely old age,
my dear young man, II you keep on as
you have been doing.
Show the girl that she is worth work.
Ing for and worth a little self-sacr.fce on
your part. You will be the better man
for it.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ Is 1T proper
lor a widow to marry a bachelor? ~ How
OLD should a girl be before she has a beau?
go Whas would he suitable for a travel
ing suit this winter? ID. NJ. N.
% Yes. (D She should be at least IS
years old. () Dark blue serge is ALWAYS
suitable.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % How can I
make a good fluffy biscuit? G) How can
] clean a white panama hat? 1t is real
dark G) What IS good for dandruff?
a. This recipe makes fluffy biscuit: Silt
one teaspoon soda and two teaspoons
cream of tartar into one quart flour, then
rub into the flour two tablespoons butter
(or part lard). Add one teaspoon salt and
sugar. About one-half pint sour milk will
be needed. Work the dough into shape
quick as possible-it should be as soft as
you can handle. Roll and cut into biscuit
about an inch thick. Bake in quick oven.
Three teaspoons baking powder may be
substituted for the soda and cream of tar
tar.
G9 Dannpen cornmeal with gasoline. rub
it we'll into the hat and let stand Gin
closed hatbo&, if possible) over night.
Then brush out cornmeal we'll. 1t may
need a second application, If very much
soiled. 90 1t is almost impossible to get
rid of dandruff entirely. but keeping the
halr and all combs and brushes very
clean. will help a good deal. Rub a little
bit of coal oil on the scalp about twice a
week.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a mar
ried woman and have four little tots.
My husband is a business mar and the
children will go to the place where he
works. He comes home every night
and talks to me awfully about the lit
Tie things because they so there. He
used to want us to come. but of late
1T makes him mad for us to go at all.
What can be wrong with him?
Unhappy.
He is probably very busy and does
not want to be annoyed even by his
own family. No busy ma thanks his
wife or children to bother him dur
ing business hours. Possibly his en-
ployer doesn't like to have him inter-
rupted by his family. Keep away from
his office.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % What can
l do to get a good complexion2 (2)
Could a girl of IL wear a high-waisted
skirt. CD Will they be in style this
winter? Yellow Rose.
% Eat plenty of nourishing food, in
Guiding fruits and vegetables either
fresh or stewed. Keep your body clean
inside and out. Take plenty of outdoor
exercise. Think good thoughts and be
cheerful. and your complexion will be
good enough to please anybody. Co
Yes. CD Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thornpson-Some time ago
L met 81 young man of whom 1 thought
q 6lS@l uedi ana HedFu he u the
same of me. Later he went away. A
short time ago we met accidentally. He
insisted that l should write him. I
sent him a card M din't receive any
answer, so 1 ssnt him a letter. AS
some time has passed and l have not
heard from him l fedll hurt. Kindly
advise me. ANXIOUS.
Don't think about him any more. my
dear. unless ne writes you a mighty
nice letter. Then let him wait a good
time before you reply.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: went with a
Fellow four years: was engaged to him
about one year. / thought everything of
him and he did Of me. but he was jealous
and j was inclined to flirt some, and we
qua1reled most of the time. He is going
with another girl now, but he always said
he would never marry anyone but me. We
have broken up three times and went to-
sether again. Would it he right for me to
try and have him back? Troubled.
Do you want him back so you can quar-
rel again? I'm afraid you didn't really
care very much for him or you would
have restrained your inclination to firt.
If ne is going with another girl. better
leave him alone. Men are just as apt to
change their minds, as girls are. Don't
you want to get him back to cut out the
other girl?
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ Would it be
proper to have a ragtime masquerade party
In our house? () How should the house
be decorated; in rags? () What would
be suitable to serve. not too expensive?
(O How can q good Administer rug be
cleaned? Joy.
III If you mean what is called a hard