Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-06

They threaten to disown me i'll marry
him. / would like to please them. but
1t seems cannot live without him. He
is perfect gentleman. Please advise
me what to do. (2) How can l clean
and curl white French plumes? l3)
How should my sister Of IA wear her
hair? LOVESICK.
I'd II the young man is estimable in
every way, able to support wife and
wants to marry you; and II you are
willing to adopt his religion or he will
adopt yours; then marry him. II your
parents love you they will come around
In time. (2) Make a thin batter Of
flour and gasoline edo this outdoors
away from fire.) immense feather in
this and shake 1t around until clean.
Then rinse in clear gasoline and shake
until dry and all the flour is out. You
may need TO take clean coarse comb
to 1t. When thoroughly dried OUT
doors. shake the feather over radiator
or register, but never over a fire. You
can also curl 1T by pulling the strands
over the back of a case knife. (3) The
prettiest way for q little girl to wear
her hair Is in one or two braids tied
too.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ At a tea.
luncheon or card party. do the guests
remove their hats? ca At luncheon
are the guests seated at the table? go
dishes are served at time? t5) Name
the dishes necessary for the table at
luncheon. Thanks.
CONSTANT READER.
Cd Guests remove their hats for
luncheon; keep them on for tea and
card parties. (2) Yes. go The maid.
If there is no maid, the hostess serves
from hnr sent oft ho hoe Of %hn <oh Ia
u possible, a daughter or friend
should help her. a. Only one at a
time Nobody is supposed to be in a
hurry at polite affair. (5) A fruit
cocktail, light meat, fowl or fish dish,
salad, dessert and tea or chocolate.
Dear Mrs. THOMPSON I am a
girl of 20. have been going with a
gentleman OF % for year. He
stopped coming for about two months,
but met him the other day and he
wished to come to see me again Does
ne love me? FIe comes now on Sun
day. I have two big brothers at home.
Do you think he wishes to see them
or me? He always makes fun with
me when he comes, over my home.
Reader.
% You are modest. my dear. i
rather think he comes to see you as
Well as your brothers, but try and
49, SAAl1Ah lIdl you COIlSlQcIs llC
ts coming to see the brothers, while
you are just as sweet and interest
Ing as you know how to be. 1t is
always a good idea not to let your
self count on any man unless he actu-
ally asks you to marry him and shows
himself anxious to hurry UP the mar
riage. Even then It's not well to be
too sure.
Dear Mrs. thompson: Cd am
a hardworking girl. I work at home
and my hands are rough. chapped and
dirty. The dirt is at the joints Of my
fingers and also in the cracks of the
palm Of the hand. What Is an mex
hands soft and white? (2)S1s my
writing fair. to be working hard? go
What is the latest style to have a
serge made? Are panels going out
! am girl. Of is. 4)-What will take
grease spots out of silk pongee and
what should use to get the first of :?
BROWN EYES.
b. (1)-Washing the hands in oatmeal
and water (make paste) will soften
and whiten them. Take the dirt out
pure lard into the hands, pull on s pair
OF old but clean gloves and keep them
on all night. MIX 10 cents worth OF
giycerine with 10 cents worth Of witch
hazel and the Juice Of a. lemon. and
rub little Of this into your hands
each time after you have them In
a. much a. posaible. Get . small hand
brush, Il you can. to scrub the skin
clean. Do these things every day and
in q couple OF weeks your hands will
begin TO show Improvement.
Yes. Have it made prin
cess with the suggestion OF tunic.
Panels are still used but not so ex-
teneiyely
VI (41 Put pieces Of clean white blot
ting paper under and above spot, then
press With q warm (not hot) fiatiron.
The paper ought to absorb the
made OF warm water and 9 good white
soap: Just so,lse up and down, without
rubbing. Rinse in clear warm water
and hang outdoors to dry. without
wringing out. When partially dry,
press on the wrong side with an iron
that Is not too hot.
IS Dear Mrs. Thompson: I want your
advice. All the other girls laugh at
me, but ~ know YOU will listen to me.
81 am girl OF Il and don't care to
80 out at night, like my friends do.
losing my mothers apron string. but
think young girls ought not to go
out. but stay home and read or any
thing else, and 20 to bed about 3. Am
4 doing right not to heed my friends?
i am a EteAt reader and every night
4 Ny up tn bed until about AZ o'clock
eood books that my mother selects. I
have got Il into my heAd that E could
write. now am writing my 18th chap-
tel. have 10 much to write that I
hard an write quick enough to put
dpNxn All my thoug hts.