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was introduced To u young man. l IN
yited him to call at my home. which he
did. Since then he has called me up on
the telephone very often and it ecOmes
tfresome, AS 1 have not any great liking
for him. How can l get rid of him with
out hurting his feelings. Jane.
Fib Il little. my dear. Ask him to ex-
cuse YOU. AS you are very busy. or
something of that sort. Can't you nave
somebody else answer the phone and say
something equivalent to not at home?'
Dear Mrs. ~ThompsOn: am "A girl of
sweet 10 and deeply in love with a
man 81. My father doesn't know any
thing about this, but I love this man
Very dearly and it would break my heart
to give him up. I have reasons to believe
he loves me. Would YOU advice me to
continue my friendship?
The man is too old for you. my dear.
III he really loves you he will be willing
to leave you to yourself for a couple of
years, and If you really love him you will
want to wait until you are old enough to
make him a good wife. Tell him that. IL
he is half 4 man. he will tai the matter
over with your father, 40 that there will
be no misunderstanding in your home. If
he doesn't act square" give him up.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: m-Who should
provide the flowers for the bride and her
maid? 9-Does 1t make any difference
IL attendants are married? 80 Is SIP a
week sufficient to start housekeeping on
and pay 81 fof rent II furniture is all
D-ls that your picture in the
paper? @-Should minute tapioca be
soaked in cold water before using?
Happy Hazel. (,
W-The groom usually does. (g-Brides-
maids should not me married. If there Is
a matron of honor. she may be married.
0-ies. If you know how to economize
strictly. DYES. ONO.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I lost my
mother two years q n must give up
the home. Will go out west to visit a
sister. but intend to come back and
Keep house in a few rooms What can
! do with my furniture? Can it be
stored q where? How about bed
ding? What would you advise me TO
do. r s
Put the furniture ina freproof stor-
age house. If o wish to keep all of 1T.
You could sell some by advertising 1T
IN the newspapers or by selling it to
secondhand furniture dealers. or you
can have it auctioned of in the house.
! am sorry you must give up your
home. Isn't there any way that YOU
can keep 1t. with ooners or board
ers or getting somebody to share 1t
with you?
Dear Mrs. Thompson: a. Am 20
years old. Is it proper for me to go to
dances will a fellow two years my
Junior? GU How late should a young
man stay when calling on u girl on
sunday evening? (3D How often should
q Fellow go to see a girl when he has
been going with her about two months?
Happy-Go-Lucky.
I'd Yes-except public da,,ces. You
know you would be "A sOrt OF chaperOne
for him. as he is only a lad. .io) He
depends how much he is in love with
her. Twice a week ought to be enough.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: a. | am 81
years old, regularly employed at $3.50
per week. Desire to get married. DO
you consider this amount sufficient to-
support two? CD II SO, how would
| you advise the best way to meet the
young ladies. being a perfect stranger
In the city I find 1t Is almost impos-
stble to get acquainted. I have been
going to church. but that has proven
to De a failure. / am not hard to
please. all. want is a good pure girl.
n that is willing to endure a few
~hardships until we can get a start. 1
am o a good family and have good
habits. Where can l find her?
"Jimmie."
~ With economy two people can
live OF this sum and be happy. (2) /
still think church is the best medium
for meeting desirable young ONE !
don't mean simply going to church
services, but mixing up with all the
church affairs. &c acquainted with
the men n through them meet their
daughters or sisters. Don't be back
ward. but ask for Invitations to the
homes OF men you know.
I hope you will meet the right girl
4 = 80 Nsnk Svr~s. he 4. ~ .~,SvH ~ ,,C-e. ~. 49,,
Dear Mrs. Thompson: az / am q
young man Of 10: got blue eyes, light
hair and q light complexion. What
am 4? 90 II q girl gets cross at a boy.
who should speak first? 90 IsTit right
girl. and how long? ~ Is my writing
good? (5) Do you think 1t IL right ia
speak to girls that talk bad?
An Exeter Fool.
IA You are q blond lad OF 1e-that's
what you are. my boy: not old enough
Is sentlemanly, wnis always want "a
make peace and will not wait for the
girl to dp II. 90 A boy should al
wayA protect = girl, n he ~ best do
that BY seeing hat she 10 safely at
home early IN HI evening, 90 \
You any good. 20 hold yourself above
Dear Mrs.. Thompson: / am I youns
widow aGe sQ.Swith NO children. having
haen widow more thai two years
Two mouths : brotheriMlaw fell IN
for q wife. but wants to walt 10 years
Ito got an educatiOH Would II beN right
to love him or any other? Nov. since
I hAveusts eeHJs him IN two months. he
dOa0n't love me like he did when with
him. he tolls me. L. q hest to let him