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i'o:tu IdlCI lIdt Ie was HOt ShS iiiN
of boy for me to go with. so L stopped.
know now the first boy did love
me. ! feel bad about it. How can
get him back? Henrietta.
Perhaps YOU can get some friend to
tell the first boy that you turned down
the second because he wasn't our kind
and that YOU are not going with amy
body now.
. Dear Mrs. Thompson: haven amy
mother. That is why l ask our adj
vice. Cd have big. black eyes. Fio"
can ! make them look small: Every
body adnlires Them, II ! don't (2)-
is II girl of rs too old to- say Dad!
] always do. (3)-What age should You
he when YOU start tn work" never
earned a cent vet. Dad has a reliable
job and l don't have to work. (4)-ls
my handwriting bad? >l5)-When l go
any place with girl friends their beauN
Seem To like me. This makes my girl
friends sore. What should I do. (s)-
do you think $50 TOO dean for fox furS?
so fussy? IS)-l perspire SO under my
arms. What can be dome for it: o.
Am l too old for u nickname:
BLACK EYES.
u)-Your eyes are probably Very
pretty. You cannot make them small
say 1t lovingly. (3)-Better tnish
school before thinking of earning
money. L hope. though. that you will
really try to earn some money then.
because every girl is the better for
knowing how to help herself. ()-It
is very good. (l-Be modest and uo
not encourage the boys attention. n
the Lord made you good to look at you
ought to be hulnbly thankful for it and
not use your looks to make others un-
happy. Ono. D-You might u
a little olive oil into the hair. but it is
Hrnhl III pnpnffsnS, thr> >--., 81 81: a
ally. S)-Bathe with alcohol. There
are preparations for this sold in the
drug stores and at toilet counters. 90
No, if not too silly.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Obs it
proper for a girl of Is to correspond
with a fellow out OF town: els it
proper for a young girl to receive gifts
from a fellow? (3)-Is it proper for a
giri after coming home from a party
with a fellow to stand at the gate and
talk a few minutes and kiss him good
night? W-when a fellow takes a
girl to the train n asks her il h can
get her ticket, should she give him the
money before or after getting the tick
ct. or should he pay for it: DBL lik.
a young fellow and would like to get
better acquainted with him. Would Il
be wrong to send him an Easter greet
ing? OFF l receive a card from 20
young man that l never knew or saw,
should I answer 1t? T)-Would it be
proper for a young girl to take a young
mans arm while walking on the street.
FOUR CHUMS.
Or she knows he is Il good re-
spectacle boy and consults her mother
ABOUT her letters, I see no harm in it.
(2-She may receive inexpensive
things. flowers. candy and such. o.
II you kiss him goodnight he will place
you With all the other girls who kiss
Inn XNhNy rrf 1@
De just as sweet and pleasant. A little
tain at the gate does no harm. o.
You should pay for your ticket and
give him the money for it. if ne is kind
enough to take the trouble of getting
Il It., FOR you, g5.No. 6)-No. Co
walk home. At night. however, or
crossing IA muddy street, she ma take
his arm.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: How can /
remove white spots on polished oak
table. made by hot dishes? Would a
coat of varnish injure 1T? A. t.. D..
Rub the spot with sweet oil. then
polish with spirits of wine. Or, hold
q hot iron a few inches above the spot
until ne right color returns, the poi
ish with kerosene. A table should be
craped and sandpapered before apply
Dear Mrs. Thompson: a. What
will kill ntts? ca II a boy invites
some girls into his home while his
parents are U is it proper for the
the street. boys I do not know speak
to me. What should I do? Miss.
% Kerosene. CD No. Cd Don't
notice them.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a man
of II. earning $3.50 a week.. popular
with the opposite sex. Three wears
8 l met a girl two years my senior.
II WaS a case of love at first sight nm
my part; l visit her only cnce a week.
and a and I think she likes me
About q month g while in the
city. a couple of friends asked me
to have a drink. / seemed to aer
TOO much so that people on the street
noticed me. Somebody must have
ceived a letter from her saving she
was surprised at my actions and thaf
she would have nothing more Ia do
Win me. l wrOte her asking II | might
eau ON her, but received no reply.
~ rtease ADVISE me. want to
am thinking about getting married
and want her for my wife.
CD Would you believe anvthin.
about q girl told to you by \ how
friends Of hers? Ivy
g, What can do for my young
sister? She IL lust Is. smokes ciE-
areta. stays out late nights and does =
lot OF swearing. Her father Is dead and
her mother Il Ill in bed most Of the
time. Should I speak to her? / have
tried every way to q her do right.
laugh at me when / tell her she o,,~h.
to be Ashamed Of herself. WiIIie
% I'm afraid you're up aRainsf =
Willie. She 10 probably a self ~
specting fri and anti nothing to