Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-04-18


me to speak to any of my young friends.
Would L be happy II 1 should marry him?
tO-How long should q young lady go
with a young man before they are mar
ried? Trxte.
GA jealous husband is never a COM
Tort. but he might get over the worst Of
his jealousy after marriage. Meantime /
certainly would not give up any good
friends because of him. He would disre-
spect you for doing 30. (2)-If they are
engaged they should marry as soon az
they can get ready.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: d. am q
bachelor of So. How can / meet some
good. true woman willing to marry q
sood honest wOrkingman, strictly sober
nut deaf? .(2)-Would a lady of q or 30
oe too young for me? I feel as young as
a man of IS. @-Would a small or short
lady be all right for a man six feet tall?
it be best to marry a widow or
maiden lady? 1 love children, but don't
care for many and would take a widow
with a small family.
Lonely Bachelor.
cD-The best place to meet good women
is In church. Get interested in church
matters, mix up with the women's social
affairs and IL you're the right sort you'n
soon find a good woman willing to marry
you. even II you are deaf. There are in
made now with which one can
hear very distinctly. Why not get one?
You'll need 1t IL you go counting. o.
You would be more comfortable with q
woman between 10 and So. @-You can't
always get the right woman and the right
size. Don't mind the size If the woman
suits you every other way. W-Being a
bachelor, you're probably ''sot' in your
ways. A maiden old enough to marry
you, would also be "sot." Better try Il
widow, even II she has a ready-made fam
lily.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: N-How can l
get rid of an insect that infests my fern?
G2-How can clean a white Teddy Bear?
(0-How can I clean the white kid in a
babys shoes? W-What can 1 feed a
baby a year old? She gets tired of the
same t~hings-potato egg. bread. graham
and oatmeal crackers, tapioca pudding.
0-How Is my writing?
Boston Fern.
u-Spray tobacco water on the leaves.
First you might put the fern in a tub and
give 1t a good d%renching, reaching the UNI
dersfde of the leaves. (9-Gasoline, or a
brush and soapsuds (9-Make a paste of
hour and gasoline and rub with a soft
clean flannel. t4)-Give baby a little fruit
now and then-baked apple. a little orange
with the fibre taken out of it. a. bit of
prllne sauce. etc. That will help her APP
petite. Rice an! oatmeal, with milk and
sugar, are also nourishing-any of the
se1cais are good. given in moderation of
course. tD-Very pretty.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: DBL am a girl
with u lot of admirers on account of my
looks. am going with a man whom peo-
pie say has a disreputablc character. He
IS married. but his wife goes with other
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me. is lie right or should ! ignore him:
Ny m".lahr and father are divorced.
N"thcr went back tn the stage and ! try
=" b" Il comfort to father AS he is failing
a>t. Father doesn't like this man and
on his accom-, ! have kept away FROM my
:ll":ld as mach as possible. but now he
Malt.s threats of forcing me to marry
him What shall ! do? (2,--l am going TO
l.'!ron" With father next month. What
kint ~ a wardrobe Go need. as | am
gong .iisi class? DO not leave out any
thing AS can afford anything.
Anxious.
nl-some day you'll want to marry and
be happy. won't you. my dear: AT least
hope you DO. If So. put this man out of
your life. ir has no light there. Your
father knows best. Please him. even If
II hurts YOU a little now. You will be
very thankful ii you do. i'm the years To
come. The man can't force you TO marry
him. as he is already married. II he
really loved you. he would keep away
from YOU. for your own good. He is mere
~ selfish, trying to please himself. t2,-
You will need two or three one-piece
dresses tthey are the most conveniently.
an evening gown or Two. a long coat. a
two-piece tailored suit. a k~nockabout hat,
afternoon hat and evening wrap and
headgear. Buy all the shoes you need in
this country. but get your nice gloves
abroad. Also. YOU will md better bargains
there i'm fine lingerie. For the steamer.
provide a cap. veil and steamer rug. You
will need plenty of warn. clothing on
shipboard.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: N)-Can you tell
me some suitable games pertaining to
Indians or their life for young boys and
girls. also for the large crowd, to play at
a church entertainment? C9-What kind
of decorations should be used for the In
dian settlement. Vivian.
U-The Indian dances are rather famil-
lar and could be used. You might have
q simple dramatizatiOn of Hiawatha.
There might be living pictures of famous
Indians and scenes taken from indian
stories. You might have. for the first
Columbus reception by the Indians when
he landed IN America. That would be
very appropriate. o. suppose you will
have Indian tepees and an initiation In
IuldH IRE. DecOTAte WItN lNOEAn Ol0HketS,
skins. Indian pottery. bead fringes, toma-
hawks. bows and arrows and feathers
looking as much like eagle feathers az
possible.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: m-A certain
girl tries to draw the attention of a Ger
tain young man to herself whenever any
one else begins %conversing with him.
What do you think of her? (2-What
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