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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-16

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children were seen cutting their way
through waving fields of grain.
Herald of August 20, 1867
| Samuel Myers has the frame up for
a neat little cottage west of town.
The frame of Doty s. Co.'S livery
stable is up and enclosed and it will
be ready for occupancy in a few days.
The greatest excursion ever planned
in this country will come off in the
Fail. 1t will be the opening of the
Pacific railroad to the Rocky noun
tains. Charles Dickens is expected to
be present.
S. L. Winter, Qate of Glenwood) has
purchased lot on the corner of Sixth
and Third Streets, and commenced the
building of hotel thereon. making
the fifth hotel in our rapidly growing
town. Judging from the overfiowing
condition of those already in opera
tion we presume another will pay,
Herald of Sept. 5th, 1867
Our thanks are due Messrs. Girls
void and Wirthe for "a brace of "mal-
lards"
New wheat and oats are being
brought to town, the latter in con-
siderable quantities.
Mr. Jor es went tosleepon window
sill in Cleveland, he fell to the ground
and left an interesting widow.
uo,.oa sno s,hsorin+;o,e ~ +ho
Herald. Wood, butter and all kinds
of vegetables and farm products taken
in exchange.
,so;oa II +,,is +ou, +,,o Och
;.a. -, ueo Corr n L,1,ao,ond
- ca,,i, Coa,xo.nd M;ce Lava Clcon
of Goodhue county.
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ia, a.a..s =; c,a,,o
M n b,S,ou II !. aoo;dod1r
49,. a,oo+ ,a f,,u of,ooo1 ou.o. Co.
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w. .I,o ,ruo,,a oa
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Wv +,'n
S. p. Chandler has opened a store
for the sale OF flour and feed, in con-
nection with partial assortment of
family groceries, on the corner OF
Main and Fourth streets.
We notice the frame OF d new
u" WV. .,'o a,.nS ~ Eo',.,I s',a
" "eGn' a ~. o, Kars hoe a1sa not
". .:a,1-
for his new building on Third street.
uoora g. NcC,rro h.va aho,t conn.
o,a+o6 +he;r stoam sav.miu .t tnis
place. Mr.. Moore informs us it will
be fired up this afternoon. We under
stand that the timbers are being co.
out for the new water saw mill to be
eieo'e' III '''o' 0i'''o'
The Minnesota Stage Company are
now making quick time between
points above and below Sank Centre.
vi uesu"y 1"ey ni"oe VIC ',ip i'o'''
o.: o'ouu W .''' po'"o' say NV
n1i'o'' - 'e'' ilu'' now
III, le"so" W ooNi p'ani VI az" 'i'i'1'
VIM Une ' ni'".'o'' ,o' o'a'oi
GIG ",o ~ wv wy 'o'0 o''o o'''''o
, 80 ,,.
" up: 80 lou
Mr.. Fisher is plastering his harness
shop and putting very nice awning
in front of it.
Tho State Fair will, no hold Pocb
0star this vs.r. tho eacond +hird .nd
fo,,.+l dors of nov+ nor,h
NJ CD ch,na,erwi,, n,o.so ooooo+
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-11
i Society

In the church pariors. South 5th
and L streets.
.
I'm order In rive the s.tser. nud
v,o.h. -.-.,~,.. a. -. A. !.
different teachers of the Stadium
High school, the ers'
association of the school will have
an evening meeting Thursday at
the High school auditorium. Among
one by Miss White. dean OF women
OF Pullman college, and one by DIT.
r. n. boitoh, OF the University Oh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-11

The second performance of "On
a Roof Garden" at the Tacoma
Theater last night was even more
the first production of the novel
society play. The theater took on
a gala appearance, and the audi
ence Joined in the fun with will.
heightening the carnival spirit of
the show to a marked degree. The
Seattle College club and the Taco
ma Ad club attended. No finan-
cial statement of the returns of
the show. which was given for the
benefit of the Tacoma Day MUIR
sery. has been made, but 1t is re-
ported that 1T was very successful.
Announcement II made of the
wedding last Tuesday of Miss N.Y.
ia wendle Healy, charming and
talented daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
S. s. Healy. was Joined In mar
riage with r. Dana Kizer of Taco
ma. The wedding took place at the
home of the brides parents and,
because of the long illness of Mrs.
Healy. was very simple and at
tended only by the immediate fam
lily relatives. After the ceremony
the young couple left for the
Healy country home, Glen Allyn,
for a fortnight's honeymoon They
will be at home after November
at their new home, 1907 So. 61st
street.
Emery club No. I VIII be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth Wheeler, 307 North Cliff ave-
nue., Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Scott Holt, Avalon apart
ments, will entertain the Caroline
A. Ladd chapter of Westminster,
Monday afternoon.
To spend the winter I'm Los An-
geles, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ross OF
1107 Sheridan avenue, left Thurs,
day for the south.
Tho Woman's league of the First
Congregational church will open
It's season Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with a meeting at the home
of the president, Mrs. Fred L. Crit
fin. The seasons study will be
announced and there will be an in
teresting program.
Z
The Ladies' Aid society of st.
Johns English Lutheran church
will meet next Thursday afternoon
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THIS SEASONS CHICK: GOWN: is EDGED WITH Fl
''Your Mirror is Always Truthful Says Billie
Burke in This Article on Flesh Reducing
ny BILLIE BURKE

Comes the, time when every wo-
man should take stock before the
winter season commences. And In
so doing she should only take In
to confidence her sincerest friend
her mirror.
It 10 curious how we do not no.
tice the little blemishes that come
nor the ugly mannerisms until one
day We are brought up short by the
sight of ourselves revealed by the
mirror which is placed in a strong
light.
If you are fond of fresh vege-
tables. sweet corn, sweet potatoes.
beans, peas and other starchy foods
It is very probably you have grown
stout. You have not thought much
about It. You told yourself that
your wash frocks had probably
shrunken in the laundry. and al
though they SEEMED to shrink
more and more. yet you would not
allow yourself to believe the awful
truth. YOU WERE TAKING ON
FAT.
without consulting your mirror
you purchased one of the new tunic
gowns which looked so bewitching
on the slender figure of the model
who told you shyly that she was
just your height--thereby intimat-
ing that 1t would look quite as we'll
on you.
Alas! alas! Your truthful mir
ror told another story and you
probably sat down and cried.
Now I'm going to tell you how
you can commence to reduce your
flesh. and by the time you eat your
Thanksgiving dinner you will be
thin enough to wear your new
gown comfortably besides looking
we'll in 1t.
The first thing to do IL to make
up your mind that you are going
through with the reducing at any
cost.
The next thing IL to stick to
this resolution.
The regime is very simple. Just
drink three quarts of milk day
from which the cream has been
SKINNED.
take laxative water for about q
week. Then when you arise some
morning breakfast on one of your
bottles of milk. At noon you may
have another, and at night when
you are hungry enough to eat
beans at a free lunch counter -
sip your last bottle.
During the day drink one quart
bottle of French vichy. At the
end of four weeks, which Is the
course, your complexion will be
like baby's. You will have lost
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Letters to Cynthia Grey

your best to be a man, that you
are going to be one, and get rid
of your fault whether she ever
speaks to you again or not, but
that you would like to know that
you at least have her forgive
ness. Then, if this leads to a
reconciliation, don't be so silly as
to think you own her. Every in
dividual has a right to personal
liberty. Don't become engaged,
but have an understanding that,
say i'm few years, ii you still
agree, you will be married. You
can't tell what either will think
six months from now, for remem-
Der the old saying runs: ut is
only fool who doesn't change
his mind"
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INDIA CHUTNEY

Me- fwo quarts of peeled. cored and
lchppped tart apples; two quarts of
green tomatoes, chopped fine; one
pound of raisins, chopped fine;
three cloves OF garlic. grated; one
and one-half pints of dark brown
sugar; one pint of lemon Juice; one
and one-half pints of vinegar; one
gill of salt; one teaspoon of cay
,enne and one tablespoon of pow
'edred sugar. Mix all together and
allow to stand over night. In
morning put into granite pan and
set In dishpan of cold water, plac-
ed over fire. Heat slowly to boil
ing point. Boil six hours. Stir
occasionally and put into glass jars
while hot. Seal ap-S.set in a dark
cool places.
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Z SERVICES AT ALL THE TACOMA CHURCT5F!

BAPTIST
Bethesda, cor. SO. 45th and X sts.,
Bible seh nsaey s. e. Bishop s4s sup 81 m,
5201 So. j ST.; morning service, IL
4:30 p. M, junior B. Y. p. u; 6:45. p
m, the Senior b. Y. p. u, leader.
H. F. Cheney. 7:45 p. m, preaching;
Thursday, 7:45 p. M, prayer meet.
ing. followed by 8. 8. teacher train
Ing class.
Finnish. So. sheridan ana ssd.
services II a. m. and 1880 p. m;
Y. p. u. $50 p. M; Thursday. pray.
er meeting p. m.
First Baptist, eth and D SITS. a
downtown church, ]. A. Sutton,
pastor. 1880 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
s. s. at IL o'clock; B. Y, p. u, GAS
Special song service.
Central. No. L and Steele. Rev,
N. II. Brooks, pastor. Bible school
and 1850 P. M; 7. p. IT,. ESQ ?. M:
prayer. Thursday 8 p. m.
Sixth Avenue. Rev. Frederick
ship 1890; Bible school at noon;
Young ePople's meeting at. 6:46;
ser vice at a;as ~, P; m: midweek
- ~ AhSStAh6 oodys sfO ~.
German Baptist church. South
goth and J SITS. Rev. r. A. Blandau.
Worship. IL g. m; evening worship,
p. m.
Norwegian Danish Baptist church
Enget. pastor. 8. s.. 10 a. m; SER
nesting. ! p. m m: Bible, Study g Nom
days at p. M; weekly prayer
meeting Thursday, p. m.
CHRISTIAN
Central Christian church, No. L
and Steele sts., Rev. J. s. Raum,
pastor. Bible school 40 a. M; oom-
M; song service and sermon, 8 D.
m.
South Tacoma Christian. 561s So.
Junette; Bible school. s:45 a. m;
p. M; Senior c. r., $3.50 p. m.
evangelistic service at 1880 p. m.
First. 9Th av and X. W. A. Moore
pastor. Prayer service. a:l5 q. m;
mm nrn serviSs. II = "a: christisn
7:30.
Roosevelt. Heights. East 39th ana
" Bible school at 1880 ., m: CONF
munion at 1885 q. m: c. 70. at s:3o
.. M; preaching at 1880 p. m.
Mckinley Park. East ssth and
Spokane: Bible school at 10 q. m;
communion at IL q. M: c. To-. $3.50
.. m; preaching. 1850 >. m
Lincoln Park Christian church.
seth aid @ sts.. Ralph G. Sargent,
minister; Bible school at 10 a. m.
at IL; Christian Endeavor prayer
meet at $40 p. M; special service
~ d'5V.
CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational church, d.
vision av. and J SITS, Rev Frank
Dyer. pastor. Services, 1890 q. m.
$50. - =, 81
East 2sth and r sts.. Rev. A. D.
Shaw. pastor. Sunday school, 10 q.
~; mornlns Worship ana sermon
1850; Thursday 9 p. m. bible study
and prayer.
Pilgrim, No. 94th ana warner.
Rev. Edgar g Whseler pastor.
I:4o a. m. Mr.. J. 8. Ellsworth
EPIDoOPAH.
St. Luke'B Memorial church, 30.
g and 9Th av-. Rev. y w. Keator.
bishop. Rev. F. 7. webb. VICAR.
Services. 7:so and II e m; S. g.,
10 o. m.
St Andrews church. No. sth and
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Dear Miss Grey: In less
than three months l will be
10 years of age. 1 keep house
for my father. I am home
all during the week, and on
Sundays l have been going
to a nickel show in the after
noon. / have been home
from school for about three
months.
Not long ago I met a
young man, a nice manly
fellow whom / like. He Of
fered to take me to a show
down town. l asked my
fathers permission, and he
said l could do as / pleased,
so I went and when I came
home he was mad, and said
I was running around with
every old fellow. l don't
think anything wrong in go
ing down town Sunday even
ing, do you?
I don't think father likes
me to bring anyone around.
Even when / say / am. going
to bring a girl friend home
he acts funny about 1t. I
am a girl who likes to have
a good time in the right, and
cut up and have fun. Am I
compelled by law to stay at
home, or can 1 go out and
work for myself?
BEATRICE.
A.-By law you are q woman
and can go where you please with
out your parents consent. But
my dear girl, 1 know the world
and while / think it honorable Z
be solf-supporting, you ais
consider your father. i
there no older woman at HON
with you? Maybe that is tn
reason your father hesitates +
have your young friends there.
can sympathize with a fathe
who has the oversight of
girl. He feels re
and wants to do tn
best he can for her, and still
not in q position to do all he ma
wish to. So, my dear, don't d
hastily, or rash. Hav
a real family talk with you
father. Tell him You would lik
young company, and encourag
him to speak plainly to You by be
ing frank and sensible yourself.
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Cakes sts.. Rev. Frederick Webb,
rector. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. /;
evening service. 8.
The Church of Holy Communion.
cor, So. 18th and I st, Rev. Rcbt
II. McGinnis, rector. EARLY service.
1880 a. M; s. s; and Bible service.
s:46 q. m; morning prayer. IL = M !;
evening prayer. 1880 p. m.
Trinity, No. Sd and X sts.. Rev.
Charles 7. Grimes: Early celebra-
s sSn . class 1000 % a. s Ms.,n.. N Ii
o. m.
st. Johns. So. 5sth and Puget
Sound. Rey. Robert H. McGinnis.
rector. 8. g.. 10 a. M; services. IL
EVANGELICAL
First Evangelical church, So.
18th and X sts.. T. r Hornschuch.
Ai me- and 7:so p D. n m 4. sermon A., $50
p. M; prayer meeting and Bible
study. Thurs. z to ..
Evangelical Lutheran Germany,
21st and o sts., Emil Lehmann, pas
1or M; s. 3. s.is-iS :iS a. a. m m. e1d p
s., p. m.
Adams st. Ev. church, No. Adams
and 22d st.. N Shupp. pastor.
seiistic services at 8 p. M; s. s., 10
q. M; Young Peoples meeting at
p. m.
TIA svedish oourch ~. "a
18th, Frank Abrahamson, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 q. M: SER
evening service. =. 1850 p. m;
Young. Peoples meeting. 6;4s p. m;
Thursday evening prayer meeting
Elm Free. So. Aims. ana nth.
Rev. G. =, Bulge. pastor. Norwe-
gian services. lo:4b a. m. 1880 p.
FREE METHODIST
First Free Methodist church, 1911
20. / st.. G. NJ. DeFoe, pastor
e By y sa.s dSl
eve; prayer meeting held at 10th
and Ea. M st.. Mckinley Park:
prayer meeting Thursday at First
mckinley Park Free M. n. ssth
3. g., 8 y. m, followed by preach
Ing. Prayer meeting Tuesday. 1880
p. m.
q LUTHERAN
- Norwegian Lutheran Free church,
So. 18th and X sts.. Rev. ID. Toilet
son. pastor. Services 11:00 a. m. !;
Y p. meeting, s p. M: services, s
p. M
kOur Savior's Evangelical Luther
an church. corner Of and 18th
Ests.. Rev. D. ]. Ordal. pastor. Resi-
dence 912 SO. nth st. Divine serv-
ices in the Norwegian language Ii
AZ m, and in the English language
81 p. m.
II st. Pau1s Evangelical Lutheran
fchurch, So. 27th and Tacoma av.,
HRev. r. Ave Lallemant. pastor. 81
s. $50 q. M: services, 1880 q. M
PRnd 7:30 D. M; confessional. 10 q.
m; Holy communion. 1850 q. m.
st. Paprs Danish Lutheran
church, 1910 So. l. st. Sunday
school, 10 a. M; services at II 4.
school, 10 ami services at IL a. m. !;
no evening service. Rev. c. j.
Skorgaard. pastor
St Johns English Lutheran
church. South Fifth and I SITS. Rev.
@. r. W. Stoever, pastor Sunday
school, s:46 D. m; morning services,
German. 10. s1sG oervices IN
der. AZ 1910 a. n. and Z p. M, s
b. ais & M. Z. r. 3 @ n. d
q. Ger. Lutheran. 30. Taooma.
Swedish Lutheran church. corner
18th and BirminEhAm av.l ever AL
tsrnato Sunday at 1:3o = n. RA6-
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Joseph MoGrath. rector.
st. stanislaus, 30. 10th ana K.
Rev. Michael Fafara. pastor.
MIsCELLANEOUs
and O SITS. J. u. stivsrsscn, pastor.
s. s,d F.. : 10 a M; prssehins. II 8 e:
meeting. $50 p. m.
Salvation Army. 1901 Pacific ~.
1Sss snn,a rrsachins: p. M; YOUNG
ton meeting. p. m.
Volunteers of America. 18th ana
ea acarlc' M Meetings every evening
p: m. Sunday at p. m. and p.
International Bible students' a.
stfcianra Hon, Temple OF Music as g
study. 1850 ana $50 p. m.
Spirituaiists Progrsssiys Psychio
society. cor 90. Sd and Tacoma ~
Lycsum. 2;s0s circle. .. M; meees
"a AZ s.p. m. Thursday meeting
Park Univsrsalist church, Divs>
Ho or m MN IT, 5 .eaiEx w.
m: 9. g, 10 .. M; evening servic9
William H. Mcolauflin win lee
ture In Park church. Oct, 18th. ,.
Whole World Healing Circle FRI
day, p. M; life lessons Friday eve
at by minister: no Sunday evon-
ing services.
Tacoma essmsn's Institute. 60
ner st. Hebens and 9Th ayes. Rev,
3. T. webb. honorary chaplain; -
Ferneyhcugh. 6upt. Narly celebrav
ton, 7:S0; morning service. II
O'Clock in St Luke'H church, n,
webb officiating; evening SERVICES Z
o'clock.
Church OF Jesus Christ Of faftor
Day Saints (Mormonsl. Sunday oo1A
Vices ~ 1117x 9os TanoT,aa Az XGoe
terntty Bldg. 10 9. "A. ana d -
the Ethical society. So "a en1
Tacom av Services at IL 4. MI
lecture by DR.. VIM. Slavery.
The Tacoma Sociological sociefx1
room 2s2 Provident Bldg. Mon&o<
3 p n. q &.
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GREEN TOMATO PICKLES

Slice one gallon of green toma-
toes and six largo onions. Put in
to granite kettle with one quart OF
vinegar. one heaping cup of brown
sugar, a tablespoon each of salt
black pepper and mustard seed
half teaspoon each of ground all.
spice and cloves. Stew altogether
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ance. 9o3 30. q 1T Rev. o. ].
Stone. pastor. Services: s. 8. 1t
sGSi ss cisss n.ods Mission. HysnH
So. 18th ST.; Young Peoples meeting
at s:46. Rev. P. o. Lund will preach.
swedish Mission Tsbesnae,.. cor.
service. IL: evening service. 7:45;
Young Peoples society. s p. m.
East Side. seth and q SITS. s. s.,
10 q. m.
City Rescue Mission. 1os So. 1lth
st. Services at 7-3o every evening.
Psniei Gospel Services every
.. m. los 50. isiS.
Church of GOD Mission. 1901 IA.
coma. Sunday school. p. m.;
4resching and 7:so ?. M; prayer.
pastor.
| All Saints. Larchmont. Services,
1880 .. M: morning prayer and
holy communion. Rev. W. J. Getty.
PRESBYTERIAN
Calvary Presbyterian church, pI-
yAoAOA 4<8AAQ ea0 - 6tsS NV Ne ~
ssrvios.. p Il q m. and 7:so 3 NM;
P. M: prayer meeting Thursday
sprague Memorial ssth and War.
usr. So. Tacoma. s. g.. s:lS Z. m;
service. IL a. m: Y. p. 8. @. q. at I
p. M; evening service. 8 p. m.
rmmanuel pre.bvrer,.. ,nvrch
gan, pastor. Morning service. 1910;
evening service, 7:a0 .. M; Bible
school SCI ,s after morning al,I service; mems
Z. p. 8. G. u. at s:so .. m.
First Presbyterian church, corner
SO. 10th and q SITS. Rev. Murdoch
McLsad. pastor: Rev. H, T. Mitchel-
Immediately after morning service;
Y. r. 8. Q. q. TOO p. m.
- Sst b f EC .lst ,. ana vsrd: q,
s:4s a. m: Z. p. 4. c: 3. It s:4s;
ssrvfces. II .. M. and 7;4s p. m.
Oakland. 50. s4tn and Proctor sta
8. g., 10 q M; intermediate En-
% as.g Kew : VI hsimsr SCUM Gasa :: :ps.E
westminstsr. 80. soth ana L sts
Services at 1880 .. m. and 8 .. M:
=. r: 8. @. r.. p. M; Bible school.
11.16 q. M; prayer meeting, Thurs.
. p. m. J. Wesley MccaIium. pastor.
Manitou Park. s. g.. 1o:15 q. m. !;
sermon at u . m. BY w. chalmsrs
FRIENDS
First Friends No. 9Th and State.
Bible school, 10 q m; divine wor-
ship. IL q. M; monthly meeting
Thursday evening at 7:45.
Friands' east side meeting. 4sth
and Mckinley ev.. Bible school,
9:45 q. m; divine worship. II
g. M; 7. p. 8. G. e., $50: evening
service, 7:46: prayer meeting FRI
day evening az o'clock: business
meeting Fourth day. 8 p. "a.
n0mAN CATHOLIC
Holy Rotary. Ga. 30th and Taco
ma. Rev. O1Wald Harau, o. 8. u,
rector. Low naasa. 7:2o: children's
psrs and Ssnsdistion. s:tS.
Church Of visitation. 80. Ssth
near Warner. Rev. Chsr1es Connon
Etret mass: high mass. 1910
s4P5ss@ vsspexs 7sse; detI>
.. e sssa AZ =: s sss:.'b $50 Sss.s
d 1eo'A -. xsklne en1 1sth
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II you pick the shows that are
running reels founded on stand
ard books, and historical facts
and good comedies, and don't get
into the habit of running to one
every chance you get, l think nc
harm will come from it, but bt
moderate in this as in everything
else. If, after all, you should
leave home, be very careful where
you board. The wages for mex
perienced help is SO small, AMI
rooms and board so high, that II
becomes more of a real problem
than u girl who has never worked
in the business world can realize
The Y. w. G. A. is a moderately
priced, respectable place.
Dear Miss Grey: / am a
high school boy of 10, and
would greatly appreciate
your advice. Two years ago
/ met a girl l fell in love
with and she promised to
marry me when l had
enough money and we would
be old enough.
worked after school and
did not spend any money in
order to get a good start.
was very Jealous of her, and
asked that she would never
go out with other boys, and
she promised, and kept it
for a long time. Then, after
ditching me, she went out
with one of my friends.
One day in Jealous fit I
said some terrible things to
her. I found out afterward
that what I said was a lie,
and ever since have tried to
make amends for the wrong
/ did her; but she refuses to
have anything to do with
me. / wrote her several
letters, but got no answer,
although one of my friends
tells me she is unhappy and
still cares for me, but is too
proud to relent. I can't for
get her face, and the words
! said make me turn pale
now when I think of them.
I have suffered misery for
almost a year. Every girl l
meet is about as interesting
to me as a chunk of wood.
You have helped other fell
flows, so can't you suggest
way of making this thing
straight? BOOB. .
Al can imagine some of th<
things You said. 1t isn't just thu
fact that you said terrible thiugI
that is hurting the girl--HU1
THAT YOU COULD THINH
THEM OF HER. And. back o.
that Is that Jealous temper d
yours. No girl wants to take /
chance for life with . man who
cannot control himself with those
he processes to love.
know you are In earnesl
about the girl, hut, are you IL
dead earnest about getting rid Of
that temper whether or not YOU
get the girl? That IL your prob
lem. As part Of Gods greal
universal creation that temper II
no part Of you. Surely you car
see that It IL not q part Of your
real manhood. / cannot sal
whether or mot # Il best for you
and the girl to marry; but II II
best to have this disc0rd cleared
up. Write the girl one more
short note, saying you arc trying
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-11
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All soft pile goods will be much
worn this season. A navy blue
tailored suit made of peau de peche
(slsin OF peach) cloth is here shown
from Drecoi. who. of all the big
French designers, makes tho most
practical gowns.
The skirt is perfectly plain, with
a slash at the side which enables
one to walk.
The coat is Of the usual design
which is brought up in the front
making a curve under the hips.
The one note of novelty in this
wrap Il the trimming which forms
muff.