Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-01-24
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PROBLEMS
WIS ILLRAhErH
THOMPSON

'l@ANu0oN
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l ann a girl
of Is and go With a fellow who drinks.
lsmokes and swears IL little. but think
The will overcome those habits after he
lis married, but not before. do you: He
Idon't belong to any church. and I do. l
think he will join the church if 1 ask
him to-. But if he don't 1 will take him
Ianyway. would YOU. He is very rich
and | would not like TO give him up be-
cause he wouldn't come my way. Please
give me Some advice. UNHAPPY.
Evidently YOU are in love with his
money or YOU wouldn't be so confident
of being able to reform him after mar
riage. II he doesn't care enough for
you, to overcome his bad habits before
| YOU are married, YOU may be quite sure
he won't do so afterward. Your own
description of him is far from ftatter-
ing. Remember that money alone
can't bring you happiness. " must
nave the love and respect of your hus-
band, and if he wont Try to please YOU
while he is trying to- win YOU. he won't
after lie has made YOU his wife
Dear Mrs. Thompson: When a lady
is engaged To Il gentleman, and has
called on his folks four or five times
turned the calls. should she keep on
calling %. not" INDEPENDENT.
The lady seems To have done her
part. and unless there has been some
good reason to prevent her frances
family from calling. she needn't call
again.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is ii proper
for IA man tn preccde Il lady in going
down the aisle of church or theater
where they have AN usher? How about
entering and leaving "A passenger
coach? TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBER.
Where there is Am usher. the lady
lady should enter the coach first, as
the man must remain outside to assist
her UP the steps. ON leaving the coach
he should get out first, in order to help
her down.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are two
girl chums about is years of age and
have been cumming together since we
We're about five years old. Would II
be proper for us 10 Wear the same kind
of dresses? CHUMS.
There would be no improperly i'm
dressing alike. but ii attracts more at
tention than is welcome to we'll bred
girls.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Please tell
me how TO word the invitations to IL
party I am to give soon. CD How
many n are required to make
~. gallons orange sherbet. t3) What
would be appropriate prizes for u boy
and for a girl. IMP"
u, For Il large party the invita-
tions should be about as follows: Miss
Mary Smith asks the pleasure of Miss
Bertha Jones Tor Mr.. John BlankJ
presence at "a dance. cards, reception,
home at 44S Ninth street. on Wednes-
day evening, the tenth. 8 o'clock. (2)
About two dozen medium sized oranges
() a ~handpain1ed dish for the girl;
a nicely bound book for the boy.
Dear Mrs. THOMPSON: 80 am
deeply in. love with an old bachelor.
He is 80. l am II. He has another girl
off at school n sends her nice things
and lowers. What can ! do to win his
owe (2} Am l too Il to- kiss the
young men when they call to see me?
CD Am l too young to marry? 90
Can YOU give me the address of a nice
hoy. WILLIE.
N) SO YOU want to cut . u the other
I girl" Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
CD Yes. blu l expect you will be silly
enough to keep on doing il. CD Yes
too young and too foolish. ca I could
but l won't. a nice boy doesn't want
all the young men who call On her. and
who wants to win the love of Il man
who has another girl.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please give
me II recipe for apple pie. READER.
and very good: Make thick apple
salce sweeten with sugar. season
with nutmeg. Add pinch of salt and
Make rich pie crust n bake
1t. then fill with h apple sauce.
cover with WHIPPED cream and erve.
L Or Won oar. rNOy with u t1rariy1p11a
and brown 1t in the hot oven.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: j am Il young
man of Ii. During the summer | had
been going with a girl OF our town.
blu; lately 1 quit. One day a girl
on a visit. l took her downtown to
the moving picture show. While on
the street this former girl friend of
mine met me II called me down
right before my company. 1t made
me feel cheap and ! disclaimed her
thing? hould 1 go back to her?
BERYL.
The girl Was very inconsiderate.
You will probably be happier if you
are not very close friends with her.
Dear Mrs. THOMPSON: DBL am a
married wonan of %. is it proper
for a young man tn come and stay
all day when my husband is working?
Eow can l tell him to stay ava
without insulting him? G)--Please
tell me how to treat a child when he
is sancN: with the whip or talk to
him?. t3)-Wilat is good for making
the hands white?
ANXIOUS WIFE.
DIT isn't right at all. Tell him
frankly that though you are sure he
means no harm you cannot afford to
risk your reputation by letting him
stay there. and that he must find
some other place to stay while your
husband is gone.