The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-20


own good. Gnd not from a selfish
motive. II she ia wise she will
drop the other man. no matter how
she feels toward YOU.
Q.-fher- arr two young men
coming 10 sec me Now. Miss Grey.
Z would like to have yoer advice ne
to which to take.
ou- l. nice shinsle weaver. who
loves me ,ers dearly. but u oni, an
honest working man.
The ether gentleman q. the ono I
think 4 would rather have. but
don't think We could agree, u-
don't even want me To keep my eats.
aud don't see how I can part With
them.
TuE rHTcKLrD MAID.
Any. you have put hard
pno TO me. think II IN Impossible
for mo to decide between an hon
est man and one who doesn't like
cats. But here arc two facts TO
think over:
Only an honest. working man"
"a the very best sort. providing he
has a good disposition. too. And. n
man you caur agree With before
marriage 20 tho point OF giving up
your cats. you will not be likely TO
agree with after marriage.
Q--wn you please tell me what
day. Aasu., ~. ISL: and os.sb~r
August II. 1911. fell ON Sun
day. and October &c. 1871, on
Friday.
Q--I am tho i~~.ee Of . n'tie farm
Ny wife did not .tsn the lease. ..
somewhat disappointed with the
place. and wants 10 move OFT
would like Go know IL tn. lease is
legal without my wifr's signature.
aud u ms,e off. can the l~--or
held me respoasisies Win thnnA'
A.-Your wile's signature should
have been on the lease. Neverthe'
less. II you are financially respor'
sible. the lessor can bring action
any time within two years. and. II
judgment is granted, Il will hold
good for six years.
Q-kiadiy make few sagE~--
lions. have b-sn k-~pinx company
With a younE iady for about -is
weeks. rfraso tsll me what will be
- suitable Christmas pr~-~nt for her.
just before Christmas. seems To be
a bad time To start keeping com
psny With Eiri. but : am sam"-
Thanking you II fntb
A.-You seem 10 be In the class
with the little Sunday school Noys
who enter class late In the year,
Since you are an elcvcnth-hour pa.
pit. advise you TO send the 30 ing
lady Ia question a box VI candy. or
flowers. A small book, a years
subscription 10 favorite I-aga'
zine, or a classic little picture are
also In good taste. BUT DON'T
MAKE A GANDER OF YOUR
SELF ny GIVING A HANDSOME
PRESENT ON SUCH SnURT AC-
QuAfNTANCE.
OIL am . siri Of rs. and -spc~t
to graduate from grammar school IN
February. some people tell me ! am
too soanx 60 become spprentirs
10 a dr~s.msk~e. which . hsse ee~o
planning x~ry esaru-.tiy TO do. They
.ay . should 60 to high school at
least GA. term. Z have no desire TO
do 80. and my parent. do not esre
which I do. -ine~reiy HELEN.
Al wonder II your parents are
careless, or you especially wise,
that they leave this decision to
you at such an early age.
II you really mean to devote
Yourself TO the trade you mention.
see no reason why you should not
begin. DO like to see n young
person hold high school diploma.
and, II your parents are able 10
keep you nj home. would advise
that, for you can take tho work
you like right In the school. Then,
when you arc through. you will be
better qualified In all ways 10 de-
eide.
In becoming an apprentice. make
a strenuous effort TO get In with the
best. and never be satisfied 18th
anything but the finest work from
your own fingers.