Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-17

and support my boys" ID. III.
II you want Il divorce. the court will
compel him to help toward the sup
port of the children. He won't be able
to skip" as easily as he thinks. But
If there is amy way of making him see
his duty TO YOU and the babies. don't
try To get n divorce or earn money. Let
him understand that you look to him
to support you while you are attending
to your duties as wife and nothe and
make your home the p,easantcst spot
on earth.
You might possibly make ends meet
Keeping "A rooming house, but it's an
uncertain way of making a living.
He is doing a despicable thing. but
will be glad to come back to his wife
and be Il decent man again. some men
have to go through that phase before
they appreciate the good things they
have.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Who pays for
the boquets for the maid of honor and
bridesmaids? What is the expense OF
the groom?
BROWN EYES.
The brides parents pay for everys
thing connected with the wedding. The
groom furnishes the carriage for him.
self and best man. buys the ring. pays
the minister's fee, and usually buys
the brides boquet. II he wishes to be
quite gallant. he buys the boqucts for
the brides attendants also. but it 10
not required. The M he is mar
ried. however. he assumes every ex.
pense connected with his wife.
Dear Mrs. Thompson am a farmer.
% years old. have no bad habits and
many friends. Have been keeping COM
pany with a school teacher 81 years
old. Her folks object very much. the
only reason being that \ have not
money enough, while l have just as
Il NJ &c nat ~, Hho~ til, 1,,~. n.
object. They are continually trying to
break up our frienship because they
have someone In mind who is wealthy.
Should l give up to their wishes. when
l love her and my love is returned.
Stand by her. II you owe each other.
and If you can support a wife, ask her
to marry you right away. Remember,
it is even harder on her than or you.
If her folks are trying to separate you
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I have been
keeping company With a girl two
months. She said she would give up
her boy friends to go with me. and I
was to give up my girl friends. ! have
done so but she didn't keep her word.
When 1 called her attention to IT she
accused me OF being jealous. She re-
fuses to go out with me any more but
Keeps on telling me she loves me AZ
much as ever. Does she? Is 1t proper
for a girl to enter a cafe with men?
She probable never loved you at all.
but she has a right to so with other
boys IL she is not engaged to marry
you. II by cafe you mean Il place
where liquors are sold, no respectable
girl goes into such Il place with or
without men.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I) have
some blue velvet goods and would like
1T made in u Norfolk suit. but some
tell me 1t is out of style. Kindly add
wise me. CD How can j have nice
thick eyebrows and eyelashes: go
What are the best colors for me to
wear? ! am dark. EDNA.
Nl The Norfolk style is very fash
CD Apply yellow vaseline. but don't
make your eyebrows bushy; a fine
well-shaped line is much better. CD
Red, lark brown. dark blue, for day
time: champagne. delicate pink. cream
and yellow tints for the eyening
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am a wom-
an, 40 years old. A couple of years ago
l had my lair shaved off on account OF
sickness. 1t grew very we'll for n time
and n stopped. 1t is only Il little
past my shoulders now. DO you know
of anything not too expensive to make
1t grow longer? N. II.
Massage the scalp with a little
vaseline on the tops of your fingers
every night. Shampoo with eggs not
more thar once a month. Once a week
put a little coal oil on Il clean cloth
and clean the scalp and hair with 1T.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson-My husband
and have an argument concerning the
relationship of our aunts and uncles to
our baby. Please settle this question
for us. Mother.
They are your haby's g%roundaunts
and granduncles.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-W1ll white
shoes be worn for street wear all win
ter. IT,. III. w.
No. They are out of season now.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-what will take
mildeW out of q white garment?
Bernice.
Mildew is hard to remove If of long
standing. Javelle water is the best
thing to use. To make: Put one pound
soda into granite pan. add one quar-
boiling water. Dissolve one-half pound
lime in two quarts cold water. let settle
and pour clear liquid into the dissolved
soda. Bottle and keep in dark place.
Make short applications. rinsing we'll
after each, until mildew is gone.
Dear Mrs. Thompson am a mother
of seven children. of whom only one is
of age. ! have lived a life of hardship
and many trials AND now that l have
three children working and nave laid
away Some money. my husband, who was
a hard drlnker 90 years ago. and made
good wages and many debts which he
could have paid, o a to AXE
this none and pay the debts he made.
him he shouldn't and he said IL
| wouldn't give him the money he Sxnuld