The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-05

know, but she likes me better than h
has ever like q young man before. She
kept company with a young man be-
fore for whom she did not care, but
he Is still after her. She goes to the
postoffice every morning TO get his
mail and allows him to call for 1t In
the office where h Is employed. Is
she doing right? Is she too young TO
consider the meaning OF love? Is $50 g
enough to keep UP a house?
AS the girl is so young and has at
and I am willing to wait for her, do
I owe her truly? How are my gram
mar. spelling and composition?
A True Lover.
Why don't you fall In love with g.
woman and not a foolish little girl
You can't possibly have the right kind
Of love for her, even though you are
willing to wait three or four years tQ
marry her. She is nothing but a child
and you have no right to ask her to
bind herself to you until she Is old
enough to marry. Her firtations are
children affairs Of which she will prob
ably be ashamed when she is old
enough to know what love means. You
could keep house very modestly on $50
a month. Your grammar, spelling and
composition are good.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Q) Is my
writing good? (2) I was keeping
steady company with q young man
and he always wanted me to kiss him
good night. I wouldn't let him and
he is cross at me-. I love hin
ly. How can I win his love back?
() Did ! do wrong? () Do you like
Norfolks on girls II years Of age? 90
Do you like red or black with a white
linen Norfolk?
BROKEN HEARTED.
% Yes. 90 Be sweet and modest,
but you don't want him back II he
doesn't love you enough to respect
you. (0 No. (D Yes. 90 Red Is
more youthful.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am married
six years and have a little boy FIVE
years Die Ny husband Is much older
than l am. I am not very old mar
ried when only a school girl. There
Ia a young man near my age who loves
me and I love him. My husband Is
very jealous Of him. He knows I like
this boy. @'
My husband Is 33 years old. He
doesn't var me to go anywhere and If
l do he thinks l have been with this
young man.. He won't even go with
me. Please give me some advice as
l am very unhappy. GEORGIA.
My dear, / can only give you one bit
Of advice and that is, 1t never pays for
a married woman to love anybody but
her husband.
Your husband is not an old man at
all, and II you are not careful he will
be finding some other woman who will
think enough Of him to make him
happy. Turn away this boy for good
n all. Refuse to see him al any
time. His love for you is not honor
able.
Tell your husband everything and
ask him to help you center all your
love for him and your boy. Tell him
you'd rather go out with him than
any other man on earth, anyway, and
that you're unhappy because he doesn't
invite you any more.
u -
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am married
four years n have two boys-three
years and n yea old. My husband
started to drink and gamble shortly
after we were married. Every pay
day he spends his none and thinks he
can do just as he likes with me. II he
feels like whipping and Shaping me, he
doesh it-runs me out of the house at
night. He Is a big, strong man, and
what am I to do with two small child
rem? M. A.
Take the matter before the Juvenile
court in your city. The judge will
protect you and make him rapport you
and the children. 1t seems q pity that
there are such husbands.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Q)-I have
dark eyes,, dark hair. rosy cheeks and
l would like to ask some friends to my
home. fHow can / entertained them?
How could I ask them? (3)-In in
Producing people, Is 1t proper to say,
Mr.. So-and-So," II the party intro
duced Is from IA to 16 years Of age?
At what g can a gentleman be in
troduced as Mr.? ?" What is a nice way
thing different than PLEASED to meet
you" N-What is a good way of
whiting al invitation for a surprise
party on a girl Of 1872" CURIOUS.
G)-Brunette. (2)-There are e v
eral books Of games. and a large num-
Der OF parlor games, to be bought at
the book stores. Just write an infor-
NAL note to each, or call on them and
tell them you would like them all to
spend an informal evening at your
home. Lemonade, cake and ice cream
would be nice for refreshments. o.
Fol a boy under Is, say Master Jack
Jones'" A boy Is called Mr., when he is
big enough to look it--anywhere from
Is years on. In introducing, say Miss
So-and-So, I would like to have you
meet my friend, Mr.. So-and-So." The
reply might be II am very glad to meet
Mr.. So-and-So." GA surprise Is
an informal affair, therefore just write
a little note to each saying that the
surprise" is to be given on a certain
girl at a certain time, give place OF
meeting and state whether refresh
ments are to be brought or not.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson-My gentle
man friends birthday ome before
mine. 1t is proper for me to remember
him.? What could I give him?
EVELYN.
II you are not engaged to him, just
wish him many happy returns OF the
day. Most men don't like to be put
under obligations by receiving presents
from q girl.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Q Can
field corn be canned successfully? CD
How can beets be cooked for table
without bleaching? 49, I have heard
tell Of an old Mother Shipton, who
lived a long time age, She was sup
posed to, have cold her soul to Satan
so she might foretell happenings. Did
she really exist? a. Did she write
the poems and dreambook published
under her name? HOMEBODY.
I know only the directions OF can
ming sweet corn, but possibly field
corr could be canned he same way.
Cut corr from the cob, pack in glass
Jars, fll to the top with cold water,
fasten lids on loosely and set on
wooden rack in boiler. Fill boiler
With cold water UP TO neck Of Jars,