Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-24


his mothers love, for we would have
to live with her? He has been married
and divorced two years. G)-Should
ne buy my wedding suit? v. r.
You will not be happy with this man.
under the circumstances, so better put
your affection somewhere else. APP
parently he a not the courage to
stand up for a wife. Be guided by the
way his former marriage turned out.
(2)-Ycs.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Do you know
of anything that will keep my nos
from looking greasy? hay tried
all kinds of powders, but one OF them
do any good. Kid.
Dab pure alcohol on the nose two
or three times a day.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: DIVE are
two handsome girls, one blond and one
brunei. How a we fix our hair? 1t
is very thick and Observation-Disclosures
will make hair curly? (3)-What
makes your a turn red when you
are dancing? What is a good remedy?
DIS 1t all right to go automobiling
at night alone? Ozone of us is fat.
other Is skinny. What will make her
fat? O-If your fellow is away, why
doesn't he write oftener when he claims
he loves you? (S)-If a fellow takes
you home and says he loves you, why
doesn't he make a date with you?
Mamie F. and Susie K.
Q-The simplest couture is the
most fashionable now. Part the hair in
the middle or on the side, as most be-
coming, and draw it loosely back, COW
ering the ears. into a loose Knot at the
back of the head and at the most be-
coming angle. (2)-You cannot make
straight hair curly. but IL you will
steep a tablespoon of bruised ounce
seed I in a pint of hot water. letting it
stand for several hours. and thin the
liquid with a little toilet water, you
will have a very good curling fluid.
Brush a little Of he fluid into the hair
before putting hair on curriers'. o.
The exercise. Nothing will prevent 1t.
GA nice girl will not think of au-
tomobiling by herself at night. (5)-
Diet and exercise. 6)-Eat a lot of
nourishing food. drink plenty Of milk
water. go to bed early n sleep
at least nine hours. GD-Most men are
not very good letter writer's. (S)-He
may not have thought of it at the
time.
boy again by any means. or commune /
cate with him at all. You know he Is
not fit company for a girl who wants
to be good and 9 will only bring fur
Their trouble upon Yourself by writing
him. Your mother is right.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-What is a
remedy for hives?
Marie.
Drink a good deal of buttermilk and
battle the affected parts in a solution
of baking soda.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: invited a
girl friend for an automobile ride and
told her to bring two of her girl friends
L would have two fellows. We
drove to another town and ordered
breakfast. My girl friend and one Of
the other fellows had an argument. He
told her IL she ate breakfast she would
with the other two girls went home
alone. I love her dearly. Do you think
I did right to let them go home alone?
Constant Reader.
You should have furnished the break
fast for all. as they were our guests.
The other men would probably have
wanted to "whack up" the expense
girls go home alone.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Dbl am a
girl of - and my husband makes $14.25
a week. When we were married we had
nothing to start with. It will be two
furniture for FIVE rooms. 10 hat do
ing we'll? (2)-My husband is 80 years
old. / run the house on 81 a week.
Is that cheap or not? (S)-I am five
foot our inches. weighing 1876 pounds.
Is that good weight?
Mrs. Marie.
N)-You have done wonderfully well.
fCl-YnNS rN1NQt hn NSn,.x, oNnnnYnfaol IN
manage on that sum. (3)-Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-We have a
ballroom n our house and the last
ball was given for me by Dad. When
k naae1e INV Sand' me Mas sne THAT ySuns m q
err? The girls say l am too good. to
my parents. but as they let me have
everything I want. don't you think
I am right? My parents are wealthy,
and the girls envy me. They say !
am cranky" because l won't go with
Am 1? I am only is and think I ought
to stay at home and entertain my
folks, because they love me. and I I'M
the only child to cheer them. What
do you think?
Dady's Girl.
I think You are a dear. sweet girl.
and I wish there were more girls who
could write such letters as this to me.
A daughter can't be too good to par
ents who love her and are good to her.
Some day. Of course. you will love
some man and marry him. and your
parents will be just as happy In your
new life, as you are now In theirs. I'm
glad you don't fritter yourself away ia
affairs with the boys. You can
have boy friends without being silly.
1t II Q quaint custom TO kiss Q girls
hand when introduced. It was quite
proper.
Dear Mira. T~hompson-I am Q Girl Of
Il. senior in high school. Do you think
&c 10 all right for q boy to walk to