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FOR RENT-BY h. F. 81
9S4 New York a,

- S4s .
93i New York
634 L NV, Tor, b. .$3S. 90
B24 Sth NV, Tor. b. 80
1928 1st NV, Or, b. 1850
4i4 VI nv. Or. b. ..81.51
1879 9 NV. 7r. b. .35.45
1885 Orc NV. Or. b. S5.5
1880 9th NV, Orb. 80. 81
B5l3 Center nv g. bS2 50
1923 9th NV. Or. b.3O.5 Sc
306 NJ NV, Or, b. ..2s.5a
1882 Riggs NV. Sr. b2S. 80
ll6 N Y av NV. sr. b8. 50
7i6 eth ne. Or, b. $3.50
loi Quincy uw.S.b .25 20
IS K ne, 1lr. b. .2.5D
2l0 D NV. Or. h. ..S.0
i22S Sth NV. 7r.b. Is. 40
2734 Sher av We. b23. ~
633 NJ NV. Or. b.. $50
600 @ NV. 7r. b. $3.50
1909 Marion nw,7. b22.5o
ln2S D ne, 7r. b. 20. so
BOT x NV, Or. b. ..0.Oo
ill9 ] ne. Or. b. +. .21.50
1914 Pot av So sr. b20.s0
64l 18th ne, or, b. 1882
224 g NV, 7r, b. 1850
1898 Morse ne. Or. b. IT'S
40 H'kman &c tsr. bile. so
704 r / av NV, Or. wl6.5o
S1i Mich av ne 6.wi6.6s
1874 Nd av ne. 8.w. l6. 10
922 G sw, Or. 1856
GOT Morton nv .Sr,ol5.56
1888 n J Az .5r. wl5.3o
3i2 9Th ne. 5r. ". 1910
1922 X Sc, Or. b. ID. 80
1851 9Th NV. or, ". . 1900
23s5 Sher Nv nw.4.W15.O0
9l7 LIST sc, 7r. b. .l4.70
1918 ith ne. 6r,w.I4.25
NZ4 Ga av nW,h w13.Np
1870 Ga av nw,5,w13.01
1414 U -. Or. b.. .1a.50
C0LORED TENANTS.
422 Fla av nv Or. b30.5n
416 Ny av rw. Sr. b. y. 80
1881 9Th nw.7r,b. Is. so
s33 I NV. 7r. b.. .2s.Sn
2l0 d NV, Or. b. ..H.51
413 Q NV. Sr. b. +. .27.51
723 4th MS. 7r.b. 1850
BIS Mo az NV. Tor. D27. 20
14lS 10Th NV Or, b. .25.5
ISIS 9Th NV. 7r, b. .25. 80
1877 9th NV, Sr.b. $3.50
A19 Ga av nw.S, b. 2.Jo
216 Tth NV, store
Sr, W LOO
400 K NV. sr, b. %. 90
e36 L NV. Sr. W. 81. so
1901 Madison ST NV.
sr, b BOT
1924 5th NV. 5r.b. 200
1882 walter Sc Or. boo
Ell ~ nxv a. ~ 10 -
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FARMS.
Come to Nolusia, Florida.

Come to Volusia, Florida.
We suhdivided an old sugar planta ion into 5.
10 and 20 acre farms: richest kind OF soil: 30.
foot fall FOR drainage into beautiful Tomoka
river. Glorious climate. '.thr~e,rrops a wear
country; crops grow continuously: 1ne for
poultry and cattle. Convenient shipping point
main line Florida East Coast r. r. adiolniuS
model town OF Volusa, hotel, school stores.
post once. lumber mill. etc. Good hunting,
fishing. ( miles from famous Or-nond- DAY tona
Beach. Rich farms. $40 per acre. Large town
lots. $50: Easy terms. Write today for Illus.
trated folder.
VOLISIA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Heard National Bank bldg. Jacksonville. Fla.
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L Il CO.. 722 18th NV.
141S Q NV, 1T, b. 1913
1909 Monroe, or, b. $3.50
1414 F ne. 6r, b. .27.53
TAI varnum 49,. 1850
1923 sth NV, Or. b. %. 50
1923 Pa av Sc. Or, BIC. 81
Sill n NV. 6r, 1880
S23 18th ne. 5r.h. 16. so
7l6 r ! av NV, Or. 1850
1882 Bladen'g. 5r. 10. so
rs.
726 18th NV. 2r. 1900
5O6 9th NV, 3r. 1880
sol n. I'd d ......1i.0
40 1st Sc, 5r.. ...1S.I3
21:6 Sth, Or. ..17.50
II2423 Va av NV, Or. Is. 90
! Clark pl, 6r.. 20 80
RES.
100 18th NV .3O.01
2O10 X. Or. h, sto. $3.50
9iO 18th. stO&dw. 70. 80
APARTMENTS.
Wilson, 18th & Harv'd
Susquehanna, 1870 W
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FOR RENT-CAYWOOD
1921 n. Y
1861 T NV. Or, b.$42.5O
31O5 18th NV, 7r,b.32.50
726 Lamont nv, Or. BIS. 80
631 Fairmont NV,
Or, b..........-. $500
100 F NV. ST. 20. 90
1927 It'll NV, Ar. .21.50
1898 G ne. Or, b. 1850
1908 G ne, Or, b. . 1880
1893 10th NV. or. 1880
412 T. sc, 6r. :. 16. 80
Fla
us 18th NV. Or. $500
611h Park I'd NV.
Or. b.. 1000
b Porter ne. 5r. b. 16. 30
33S 18th ne. Or, b. 1880
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FOR RENT-BY DEvAI
2126 LIE Roy. Or. 2b$6i. 90
1924 @ NV, Tor, b. IS. 80
gill . NV, Tor, b.W.6
1920 18th NV, Tor, b5o.5n
l343 @ NV. l4r.b. 5000
1911 nth. Tor, b. 1850
1920 G NV, Sr. b. ..45.l1
1869 Church, Or. b. AZ 90
1921 9th, Or, b. ...2S.75
S13 LIST NV, Or, 2b. 80. 80
FL
4o7 10th, Or. b. .2.On
72O 18th NV, 3r, b.&.0
20l1 18th nw.3r. h. 1904
COLORED
46l Mo av, lar. b. 35. so
436 Sd ne, Sr, b. .21.75
go 11th NV. 6r, ". O.5I
go Fla av, Or, b. 1000
POLL 18th NV. 90
i2O 18th NV SO. o.
1911 7th NV 1905
ATTRACTIVE
Holmes. 1920 Dent pl
Winona. 420 18th ne
90
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FOR sALE-HoUsH.

FOR SALE
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND TAYLOR
STREET NORTHWEST.
Price $3.955.
$CUV cash. SH.So month. including interest.
very desirable house of 8 rooms. Sleeping
porch, detached kitchen. hot-water heat. cleo
iric Nxht. servants toilet. washtubs. wide
house with deep lot and all up-tc-date fea-
lures Tapestry brick front.
2o61 TO coss PARK ROAD NV.
Price $3.50.
$3.50 cash. 1855 month. including interest.
Handsome cclonial-style house Of 10 rooms
bathrooms. sleeping porches. very spacious
home. with frontage of - feet inches. I'M
mense lot 1s5 feet deep to paved alley. High
class fixtures and decorate IONS All modern lux
uries. Beautiful location. fronting Rock Greek
Park.
916 TENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
Price. s. 275.
$500 cash. $3.50 month, including interest.
Attractive Groom house. with unusually deep
lot. Tiled bathroom. High-class furnace. Ex-
pensfve fixtures and DECORATIONS. Front and
rear porches. Concrete cellar.
Open for inspection.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. Inc.
Owner, 2O5 Colorado bldg. 18th and g.
t'No place like home; no home like ours"
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RARGAIN-SUB BUILT HOUSE,
with all improvements, near Lincoln Park;
price,, S., ESQ: part cash, balance notes. 705
9Th st. s.e.. Bird floor A.
WILL SACRIFICE My HOME ON 18th NEAR
St, containing eight rooms, bath, with hot
water heat. Must sell at once. Apply Box
228 Star Office.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED 1Continue1l.

UNFINISHED (ConeinueAb.
FOR RENT
1900 Sth ST. NV: sr.. b.; reception
hall, only. 80 50
Wisconsin ave. NV, Tenleytown ... 1850
COLORED.
$50 Mo. ave-, Is rooms and baths. 5000
16 Brewers court Observation-Disclosures TO- so
1414 Church 1T. Observation-Disclosures. 1870
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, go Southern Bldg.
Fob kENI-1135 5th ST. NV.
House has been put IL thorough repair; large
rooms and modern bath. Most conveuiensly 10.
Gated, within walking distance Of shoppin1 dis
trfct and market: also close to al. car uueA
RENT ONLY $3065 MONTH.
Apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 GO. Qnc.l
73S 18th Ut. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED 1Ce.eis1e11.

FOR RENT-1sss CALVERT ST.: 10 ROOMS
and baths. steam heat. kitchen On 6rst door.
Fl. l. RUST. 400 II ct. NV.
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100 r 81. ne, 8 rooms and bath. SO. 90
326 Mass. ave. Ne, rooms and BATH. $3.50
go East Capitol ST.. rooms and bath. $3.50
TuE0. N. JUDD, CIT NV.
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FOR SALEr-LOTS.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED - CHEVY CHASE LOT IN EX-
change for my home. 18th 81. NV; press
brick; rooms and BATH back porches: eel.
lar: hot-water heat: two-story brick stable IN
rear. Price. SO. 900. trade for investment
property. No agents. Give full particulars.
Box l63. Star office
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FOR RENT
NV, 1913 Z. store. 12r.
% $40. HU
NV. 14i6 X. Sr, Oh. IS. &C
wv, 213 18th. ar, b. $3.50
NV. 1906 9th, Tor. hoH 20
NW,i722 Seaton. 6, BIZ. sc
NV, 400 o, Or. h. .22.5
NV. N4 o. Or. b. 20. SO
NW.l. Is Sth. Or. b. % 70
NV, 1923 @th, or. 1.5c
Nw.931 p, Or, b. ..3.5C
NV. 1905 4th. Or. 16. "a
NW.142S NJ sv,5r.15.4G
NW.2 no II. store. Is. oC
NV, 1893 9Th. Ar. ..I3.5G
NV. AIS 2eth. Or. 10. 40
NV, 252s f. 6f. -. $50
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ST. l4cV II ST. NV.
1545 9th nw,Sr, b. 1880
1928 10th. sr, b. .27.50
1914 Ingieside Ter.27.50
so N Y ay NV, Or, b.26. SO
1928 Ames ne.6r.b.25.0
1913 n Cap. Or. ...1S.W
800 14th, 6r.......16.@
613 N nw,6r....-..l6.25
l6i7 k'mer ne, Or, bis. 90
MENTS.
Hampton, Arb. 90
Il72o Pa ay NV, 6r, h2S. so
1919 LIST NV, 5r, b. .22. so
IS Todd pl ne. 6r. b. 20. 90
1913 NJ ay NV Or, bl8.@
'ROPERTTES.
1st & Decatur ne. .25. 90
61S 9Th nw......21.OO
1895 9TH sw- 1000
TENANTS.
.1l9 Wd pl NV Ar. b19.50
627 X NV. Or. 1850
AGES.
- Green ct, bet L,
NJ, 18th 6 i4th. 1900
PLACE NV; o ROOMS
/; $3.50.
CO.,
" York ave.
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FOR RENT-224S ONTARIO ROAD; o ROOMS
and bath; furnace heat; colonial porch rent,
1925
NJ J. EEANE 6O4 Colo bldg
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MARYLAND
On Eas ern Shore

On Eas ern Shore
SPLENDID BUILDINGS. CROPS INCLUDED.
1853 acres, not a foot of waste land; 1l8
in level fertile fields: 1s9 fruit trees:
good 2-story. S-room house. 60-ft. barn, other
buildings: close TO station and al eonveniences;
couldn't replace buildings for s.. 0a0: owner has
made money, wants to retire TO small farm; II
taken now everything. including crops. goes for
only 81. 500: see picture OF solendid house aud
barns. last page. .Strout's Biggest Farm Bar
gains fall edition. write TO-DAY for free cory.
r. a. STR0UT FARM AGENCY. Station 133.
Land lite BLDG phi'a.. Pa,
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TO RENT AND SELL 10
DESIRABLE COLORED CLIENTS.
HILL-PENDLEToN CO..
GOO ST. NV. PHONE n. 6213.
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WAN lED-HOUSES.

FOUR OR FIVE BEDROOM MODERN HOUSE
ON wide street I'm southeast; must have north
ern exposure and large back yard to wide al
ley; near cars: will pay about 5000, all cash.
Address Box 1853. Star office. giving full par.
ticulars.
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THE CADIZ,
fI5-If7 Z ST. Sc.
FOR RENT-CHEERFCL 3 AND 4 ROOM
apartments: newly papered and painted; all
outside rooms, near Capitol and Library; two
lines: phone In building considering loca-
ton these are the cheapest apartments N the
ri:y. Rents, $2O50 to $22 90 per month Spe-
eiai Inducements to Immediate tenants.
BOSS & PHELPS QNC.l. ia 18th ct. NV.
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1852 Core NV, 12r. 1870
1918 Sth NV. Sr. SO so
10l9 0 NV, Or. 80. so
SIT 18th ne. Or. 30. 90
625 y c av Sc. 7r. 90. 90
1876 I NV. Or. rs. so
1889 k'ney ne. 7r.25. 20
1S5 Lamont NV, Or. o. so
500 I'd ne, Or. .22 so
923 10th NV, 6r. %. 30
l14s 9Th ne. 6r..2I.oO
1851 Morse ne, Or. Is so
2345 Sher av NV. 6r1S 80
6l6 10th sw. 6r. 1880
519 10th Sc. Or. 49,
los 9Th sc. Or. rs. on
1927 ] ne. Or. II 80
211i 11th NV. Or. .16 80
31S 14rh sw. Or. 1850
469 ! NV. or. 1880
1881 9th nvs, Or. 1850
'MENTS.
2105 18th NV. 5r. .22.5a
42i Ridge NV, 4r.l5.50
1900 L NV. 2r. ...i2. so
y. Y. ave. Phone NJ. TO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-28
Actress Tells Secret
A Well Known Actress Tells How
She Darlsened Her Gray Hair
and Promoted Its Growth
With q Simple Homo
Made Mixture.

Miss Blanche Rose, WE'LL
known actress, who darkened her
gray hair with a simple prepara-
ton which she mixed at home. in
a recent interview at Chicago, ILL.,,
made the following statement.
ANY lady or gentleman can
darken their gray hair and make
it soft and glossy with this sim
pie recipe, which they can mix at
home. To a half pint of water
add 1 OF. of bay rum, a small box
of Barbo Compound, and IA OF.
of glycerine. These ingredients
can be bought at any drug store
at very little cost. Apply to the
hair twice a week until 1t be-
comes the required shade. This
will make a gray haired person
look 20 years younger. 1t is also
fine to promote the growth of
hair, relieves itching and scalp
humors and is excellent for dand-
ruff and falling hair
Advertisement"
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weather proved my fears ground
less.
NOW AM GOING TO TELL
YOU A SURE, SIMPLE AND
PERFECTLY HARMLESS WAY
TO GET THIN.
All you have to do is to exer-
else your power of will and self
denial, but l warn you unless you
have the power to say, " WILL
DO so AND KEEP DOING IT,
you might as we'll not begin the
regime.
First, you must decide, once
for all, whether you will be able
to deny your palate for the sake
of looking well and feeling well.
Really, eating a lot does one no
good except just at the time you
are at the table. After a big din
ner you feel "groggy" and sleepy
and as you grow fatter and fatter
you begin to get actually stupid.
The cure 1 am going to give
you is a modification of that
given by DR.. Wier Mitchell to his
millionaire patients.
Dr.. Mitchell puts those who
come to him for an obesity cure
to bed and feeds them a glass of
milk every two hours during the
day, AND NOTHING ELSE, for
from four to six weeks! They
come out beautifully slender with
compilations of peaches and cream
and nerves all in splendid condi-
ton.
Very few women can give up
the time or money to become pa
TENTS of famous doctors when
there Is nothing the matter with
them but fiat" A friend of
mine, however, has Just finished
course of the milk diet while
doing her daily work. This
friend is a professional woman
and works very hard, but she gets
very little exercise and she found
she as growing stout very fast.
She decided to try the milk diet
and work right along. Her
friends tried to dissuade her, but
she commenced it and it has been
a great success.
When she first awaxes she
takes a glass of hot water, and
for her breakfast one glass of
hot milk, using milk from a bot
tie from which the cream has
been turned.
During the day she drinks
three glasses of cold milk (cream
removed) and for dinner two
glasses of hot or cold milk as she
desires. This makes six glasses
of milk a day and she lost tenty
pounds in thirty days. She lost
more the first few days than to-
ward the last. The milk is con-
stipating and one should use
something to counteract this.
She tells me it is the hardest
work she ever did, but she looks
fine and feels finer and is able
to do her ork every day and in
sists that her brain Is clearer than
before she commenced the diet.
She tells me that the self-de-
NAL is very good for one spirit
ually as well as physically.
/ know this will make you slen-
der II you have the courage to
carry 1t out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-28
Man, in Despair
Grasps for Way
To Rebuild Home
BY Cynthia Grey.

Gather about, husbands! Here
is a problem from one of your
number. II work nights, and my
employment is very well paid, but
very hard. My wife objects tC
getting breakfast for me when
come home in the morning, tired
to death, and anxious for the
comforts of a home. If l lay off
so that | can enjoy her company
and find a little amusement by
taking her some place in the
evening, she always pleads a
previous engagement, or a head
ache. She is never at loss for
an excuse. / turn over every
cent of my wages to her, and
never ask how she disposes of it,
eff l ask her as a favor to dc
something for me, she always for
gets it. l never quarrel with her,
because l don't believe in it. How
am / to treat her? What am l to
do?"
What shall he do, this man
asks. The foundations of that
home seemed to have slipped a
trifle. The only thing that he
can do is to have a frank talk
with his wife. Explain to her
that he wishes to have the COM
forts with which The name
''home" is synonymous. Tell her
that a warm, well cooked break
fast would please him immense
ly, and would do much to set
Alright his world, which has gone
slightly askew. Tell her that 1t
gives him great pleasure to take
her places-even greater pleasure
than in the days previous TO their
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SOCIETY

The annual open day of the
Arequipa club was held today at
the home of Mrs. William F.
Geiger, 800 South L street, and
an unusually fine program was
presented.
A dainty bridge luncheon in
honor of her guest from Spokane,
Mrs. Chester Paulson, was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Charles Mason.
Women of Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church were entertained
at thimble tea Wednesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Paul Shaw.
Officers will be elected at the
meeting of Chapter C of the P.
E. o. society with Mrs. Willard
Smith Saturday.
Mrs. McElveney will be hostess
for the Over-the-TeaICups club
this afternoon at her home, 1928
North l street.
The second i'm series of dane
ing parties will be held by Ivy
camp, r. N. A., this evening in
Fraternity hall, 1117h Tacoma
avenue.
"A dance under the auspices OF
the Tacoma chapter, o. E. S., will
take place at Masonic temple to-
night.
Charles Dickens was the sub.
Ject of discussion at the meeting
OF lllema club with Mrs. George
Sumter this afternoon.
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a lot of surplus flesh and she be-
gins to wonder which will be bet
ter-to make over all her last
summers dresses or "to reduce"
until she is able to get into the
old clothes.
l do not think the thin woman
ever realized just how hard it is
to keep from eating all sorts of
good things, because everything
you like seems to add ounces and
pounds to your weight! l have
great sympathy for these people,
because a while ago l was afraid
l was going to get stout, but the
hard work of rehearsing in hot
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FOR DISCUSSION
Should We Cease to Search
for Our Ideal?

To the Idealist: If you
by nature are endowed with a
natural craving for love,
then you are human i'm spirit.
IL you are really human i'm
spirit, then your personality
has a magnetic love toward
the opposite sex.
Your love, that divine
spark of holiness that's with
in you, is apt to be reflect
ed by the opposite sex. Why?
Because If you are human in
spirit, you are great lover
of humanity, they are most
dear to you. When you get
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-28
You Cannot BE Too
Particular.

Dear Miss Grey: As L
have read many of your let
tiers, 1 am writing to you
myself. 1 am a young girl
of 10 and my home is not
here, but in another town.
Before l left there, 1 was
going with a young man Of
23, whom i loved very dear
ly. just before Christmas,
he left there to visit his
home town, and while he was
away 1 came here.
L have written to him
often, but he has only writ
ten once. DO you think he
loves me? When i used to
go places with him he was
awfuIly jealous, but seemed
very much attached to me.
There is a young man
here who wants me to go
places with him. Would it
be right to accept his atten-
tons? Or would you advise
me to wait until l find out
if the first mentioned gen.
tleman really loves me?
UNCERTAIN.
Al cannot say positive
whether the young man does (
loes not love you; but / do kno
lis love is not the truest or higl
EST if he is jealous of you.
In my opinion 1t is all rigl
or you to accept the attention I
he other man if you are vel
sure he is worthy. Above a
)ther things, you cannot be tt
in selecting your gel
.lemen friends. If girls wouI
always do this, there would !
fery few who would ever
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-28

common reason for the large num-
Der of divorces today. Neither
men nor women keep up to the
standard they set before mar
riage.
Don't go to see him at all. II
he doesn't care enough for you to
come and see you, he is not the
man that you should make a life
companion of.
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marriage. Treat her well, al
ways.
Perhaps after a time she will
come to see that she is in the
wrong, and herself will assist in
readjusting the home relations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-28

Take Every Precaution.
Dear Miss Grey: A few
days ago, ! received a letter
from a stranger who had got
hold of my address and writ
ten to me, wishing to corre-
spond with me. i am
young girl and do not know
what to do.
L have never seen this
young man nor heard any
thing about him. He says
he is foreman i'm a grocery
company and is 90 years of
age. What would you adj
wise me to do? Wishing
you might print this soon, 1
am ANXIOUS.
A.-Don't under any circum
stances write to him. You will
De overstepping the bounds o
good Judgment a long way if yol
10.
Take his letter at once to tn,
protective officer of the Y. w. c
A., so that she may quietly in
vestigate the matter. 1t was alb
wrong for him to write
therefore you should take ever.
as this is one of tn
common methods employed t,
lead girls astray.
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ORANGE NIARAIALADE

Select sour, smooth-skinned
oranges. Weigh oranges and al
low three-fourths their weight in
cut sugar. Remove peel from
oranges in quarters. Cook peel
until soft in enough boiling wa
ter to cover; drain, remove white
part from peel by scraping it
with a spoon. Cut thin yellow
rind in strips, using a pair of
scissors. This is more quickly
accomplished by cutting through
two or three pieces at a time.
Divide oranges in sections, re-
move seeds and tough part of the
skin. Put into a preserving ket-
tie and heat to boiling point, add
sugar gradually, and cook slowly
one hour; add rind, and cook one
hour longer. Turn into glasses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-28
The Common Cause of
Divorces,

Dear Miss Grey: have
been keeping company with
a young man for over year
and have known him for
two years. He asked me to
marry him, and 1 accepted
him. From that day until
this, he has hardly mention
ed it again, but seems to
care great deal for me. He
was away for nearly a year
and during that time we COR
responded up until about
three months before his re-
turn. He quit writing to me
for which he has absolutely
no reason, and my love for
him is so great that 1 can
hardly forget how he has
treated me.
When he returned, he
called on me, and we became
the best of friends again. He
has fold me he loves me, but
never seems to call me up,
and when i ask for an ex-
PLANTATION, he says he doesn't
like to disturb me. 1 could
hardly ever see him, was it
not that l go to see him once
in a while. If 1 don't see
him, he acts anxious and
thinks 1 don't care for him.
Do you really think he cares
for me? If he does, why
doesn't he come half way?
AN aNXIOITS MISC
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AN ANXIOUS MISS

At is your duty to see that
he does come half way. You are
doing him wrong by humoring
him in this way. Do you want
the life job of running around
after him? If not, don't begin
it before you marry. Just as sure
as you do. and don't keep it up,
there will be trouble. This is the
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recedes as you advance. IL
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and when you are disappoint-
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best friend, and go her the
limit, remembering that you
have a duty to yourself as
well. You must stand; il
you let the pillows of life
wash over you you are a
cipher. LAGACIOUS.
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lures of Interest To The Times Women Readers
Cynthia Grey's Answers

ready to marry, your ideal is
toward all points of the COM
pass. ID. A. j.