Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-08-29
@S AIHAHHTH
THOMPSON

0cSt MIS-. i tlOIHpSOL@N an you lell
me of some firm that buys poems and
thort stories? Lonely.
Send your material to my of the
magazines. If they want it they will
buy 1t.
man of II. Am l too young to go with
girls? Anyway, l nave been going With
them for two years. There Is a g:rl
the same age as mine l have been 60
ing with, and another fellow robbed
me OF her. What would be a good rem
edy-to roll him? Is it wise to have
more than II girl at a time. r. d.
My boy. you are just a kid" yet.
Have plenty of girl friends. but don't
think of sw~eethearting until you are
enough of a man to know what 1t really
is.
II the girl likes the other boy better,
she won't think more OF you for treat
ing him i'll.
A wise man doesn't have more than
one girl at a time.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: have beer
taking treatment for live trouble from
a doctor and feel fine and we'll. but my
forehead is covered with brownish
spots. What are they? What will re-
10Y them?
] am to be married in November M
will spend my honeymoon with my
heA - PSOPaSs " luIi SlOVIlCS uO
o think l should have and what ar
ticles? l am a working girl and do not
want to buy things that cannot be used
after the trip.
MISS f.
Better consult a doctor about the
spots.
Have wv or three shirtwaists and
one good tailored coat and skirt suit;
one oular or pongee dress for calls
and afternoons; a couple of house
dresses, and some dainty little dress
for evening affairs. ave a hat to go
with the tailored suit for ordinary
wear. A dressier hat will be needed for
church and afternoon affairs. etc. A
long coat is always very serviceable.
A kimono or two. for wear in our
room will be comfortable.
Buy shoes and gloves according to
your parse. but sacrifice quantity to
quality.
You can save much on your lingerie
by making it yourself If you have time.
though the stores offer good bargains
In very pretty lingerie.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am going
with a young man who is very kind
and considerate He seems to like me
pretty we'll. but 1 nave an uncontrol-
liable temper and am In all ways very
different from him. He doesn't seem
to mind my faults, but 1 fear he may
" anyways See my outbreaks ana Stub
In this light. Please don't
tell me to control my temper. for
have been faithfully working on ii for
years without results.
II your will is so weak tina you are
unable to control q bad temper, even
for the sake of q man you like, you
had better give up the friendship
rather than make him certain misery
In the future. Are you sure your tenn
per Is no better after the years Of try
ing? Suppose you ask him to help you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: went with q
young mar two years.. but am tired Of
him n left him.. He still wants to go
with me. He has given me lots Of
presents and still sends them to me.
% Should / accept his presents? (2)
he refuses to take them. What shall
! do? 90 1 do not like to i'll treat him
because he is my sisters brotherinlaw
and lives in the same house with her.
PUZZLED.
coolly polite to him. He will soon tire
of that and perhaps look for another
girl.
Q)-.Tell him. in a good natured
way, that you're glad he has so many
nice friends, non the girls. but that
while he is enjoying himself with
them. of course he can't object to your
occupying yourself with other com
pany. Anyway, you don't want him to
give up all his friends for YOU do you?
Even engaged people must know other
folks. or they will bore each other to
death. (2)-No. Isn't he rather timid
linen. Summer flannel. N-cotton
wolfe and ~marquisette. an inexpensive.
ara rooT1n IN ~ ~.,4 I'LL
Any of the soft silky fabrics would be
nice and many are inexpensive.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: d)-What is
a good homemade solution to clean
!! think they have become so from
biting them. How can 1 make them
smaller? (3)-How can stop biting
my nails? H)-How many hours Of
sleep should a girl of 10 have? o.
HOW can stop my hair splitting at
the ends. Brown Eyes.
the drug store. Mix it with a little
fine salt. 1t is cheap, and about as
good an antiseptic a tooth powder as
one can have. Cd know of nothing
ing them. (3)-Keep them fled smooth
and highly polished. Put a little bit
ter aloes on your finger tips, to re-
min you when you start biting. o.
Nine or 10. (5)-Singe the ends of
h hair once q month.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 was going
with a young lady when l became ac-
qualnted with another whom / started
going with occasionally. but decided l
liked the former better and went with
her alone. 1 finally grew tired of her
and commenced going with the other
without any explanation to the for
mer. O-Did l do right? 1 love this
second one better than my life, but
am not financially able to marry now.
Would it be all right to come to an