Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-01-17

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door exercise. to get rid of the aver
age case of pimples.
90 Fudge: Two cup white sugar.
2 cups light brown sugar. 3 cups sweet
milk. 4 teaspoon. cream of tartar; mix
and boil until it grains nicely: then add
butter size of an egg: take from fire.
d vanilla flavor. stir as long as you
can before putting in tins (add nuts
If you like.)
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am young
II have been married almost three
years. My husband is of a rambling
nature and has been gone from me
nearly three months. He writes
about every two weeks. He says he
intends to send for me sometime. but
doesn't know when. He says for me
to have a good time.
Cd Is 1t wrong for me to go with
respectable young men to shows and
dances? CD Do o think he still
loves me? go Will he ever end for
me? TROUBLE.
am sorry for you. little Trouble"
A mar with tbs wanderlust is hard
to control. Ii he continues to support
YOU, don't worry too much. He will
come back. Next time he wants to go
away. go with him..
% Cultivate some substantial wom-
en- friends whom o can visit in their
homes. II o care for Your husband
with other men. (2l 1 don't know. my
dear. but the fact that he writes to
you seems to show hat he does. CD
That I cannot tell you, of course. But
feel sure. o will see him again.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two
girl chums. Tess says h knows a
certain nice gentleman only by sight
and he knows her by seeing her with
her steady gentleman friend who has
told her that this friend of his also
likes e some. Now would it be un-
ladylike or bad form for a lady to
drop this other gentleman a greeting
sign her name or just "A Friend?" 1
said 1T would be improper, but Tess
says not under the circumstances.
Which one is right?
EUNICE.
1t would be decidedly bad form to
send a postcard to him. under the cir
cumstances.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: have been
keeping company with a young man
about six months. He has always been
real nice to me till lately. He goes
places n does not say anything to me
about 1T. Do you think ne cares for
me? l think a good deal of him and
would hate to give him up.
My dear. you never can be certain
a man really cares for o until ne
s you to marry him. Then he's In
earnest. AS for his going places and
not telling you-why do you want to
know where he is all the time? II you
want him to ARE for you, don't be
"nOsey." Just be sweet and pleasant
and if he doesn't tell O things of his
own accord. just make up Your mind
You don't want to know them, any
way.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: G)-I am a
young girl and have now a young
man one year my senior. since l was
8 years OLD. l love him very much and
nave heard from others that he cares
very pleasant, but does no maze n
advances. l would just love to go ou.
with him. How could I make this pos
sible without having him p that
| love him.
(2l-Is 1T worth while to wait for hin,
or saoul l go with other young mem
(3l-Flease tell me how l can clean
a white beaver hat and white tips. i
do not like to send them to the clean
ers. CARMEN.
D-You may be sure that IL he
doesn't make any advances t you it IS
because he doesn't want to. He prob
ably likes you in a friendly way and
that it all. You can't force him to take
You out. All that sort of thing must
be according to his own inclination.
(2)-It would be foolish to wait for
him.
lsl-Mix cornlaea! and gasoline
llamps), sprinkle well over hat and put
IN large paper bag Or box and leave
"a hours. Then shake VI and brush
with a clean brush. Lay the plume in
a box. cover with the cornmeal and
gasoline mixture, ove box and leave
over night. Then shake well in the
box, take out Of the box, shake out the
cornmeal and your plume will be
found looking much better. or course,
It's always best to send these things
to the cleaners for first class results.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: II a boy calls at
the house and stands out in front and
whistles. and II you were me what answer
would you say to him.. b. NJ.
I don't think I would notice a hoy who
expects me to come out when he whistles.
He could come to YOU doc and call upon
you-as a gentleman would.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ What will
make hair grow? also remove dandruff-
my head is filled with it. I tried vaseline
twice; it made my hair lighter in color.
90 Please give me a home remedy to re-
duce my weight. as I never wear corsets.
Friends laugh at me because l don't wear
them. but 1 think nature knows best. ca
Ny hands are rough from the weather.
What will smooth and whiten them. ~
How can I make oilcloth look shiny?
Mammals Girl.
a Vaseline will make the hair grow,
but you must apply a little Of 1t every
other night to the scalp. and rub 1t in