Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-03-07

pleasant as he? We love each other dear
lN. Engaged.
You are on the right track. dear. Keep
OH trying and if you are really in earnest
YOU Will learn to control yourself so you
on hurt the people you love and who
love you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: N-I am a.
girl of 81 and have the habit of being
proud. Do you think a girl can be
proud and at the same time have a
disposition and be liked by her
friends? Cd am going with a gem
tleman of %. W. get along we'll to-
gether. Do you think he is too old for
me? FLOSSIE..
OFF YOU are proud of the right
kind of things, you may also he very
sweet and lovable. t2)-No-
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I'm a girl of
~. went with a fellow three years.
1s going with another girl. I'm quite
sure he doesn't care as much for the
other girl as he did for me. What
should l do to win him back. He is
n year younger thar 1. Would that
make any difference in MARRIAGE
BROKEN HEARTED.
My dear. l wish you had some of the
pride h a ! hope Is possessed by
'Flossie," who writes the letter appear
ing above yours. II you had. you would
o call yourself broken hearted over,
the vacillating calf-love of "A boy who
isn't yet of legal age to marry. Let
him go and manag to fall in love with
Il real man.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. How can / FIJI
out my sunken cheeks and take away
the dark spots in the corners of my
eyes next to my nose? a. Il. C.
l should judge that what You need
Is 'fattening up" unless you are i'll.
Have you asked u doctor about your
condition. Eat nourishing foods, drink
lots of milk and pure water, exercise
outdoors-no violently. but enough to
feel a comfortable glow all over you
to breathe deep. Sleep with your
1ndow open III plenty of warm
covers. Massage your face with IL good
skin food, or good rich milk.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: L am a man
OF Y and engaged to Il girl of 81. What
would be a suitable present for her
birthday JACK.
II ! knew he girl. Jack. / could tell
o better. Haven't you any idea what
orname a couple OF fancy buckles
for her evening slippers, a nice pair of
gloves Or fine silk observation-disclosures
thing that She wouldn't ordinarily get
for herself and yet which is not too
expensive.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Dds it
good form to assist "A gentleman in
putting on his ~overcoat? (2)--Are you
supposed to hold his hat while attend
ing a theater? BLANCHE.
M-Not if he is strong enough to
put it on alone. (2l-Goodness. no!
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am dead In
iove with a young man one year my
Junior. He says ne loves me and cam
not I'VE >~ithout me. But when / go
out with him and my chum and her
friend; he always lets the other fellow
foot the bills. This gives me the inn
preston that he is stingy.
Would you advise :fNs to marry him ?
he wants to get married next year. NY
guardian says he is not good enough
for me, but / love him
ANXIOUS SUE.
ne seems to be an unusually thrifty
young man. However. If he had any
PRIDE, he would want to stand his share
OF the expense. Better wait a. while
around n see if you can't fall in love
with some man who doesn't sponge ON
anybody.
Dear Mrs. -Thompson: l am in love
with a young man and he said several
times he loved me and also
to me twice, but l refused. though
loved him. Now he is very friendly if
ne meets me. but never comes to the
mouse any more. l really would like
70 nave him call again. but am too in
to ask him. How can win
MIN back without his knowledge?
When walking behind a couple of
f1remen In uniform the other day. a
very pretty girl came from the oppo-
site way. h approached them
Hello. sweetheart She blushed and
walked straight ahead. Are all fire
men known as fiirtso I've heard so
much abou them.
CONSTANT READER.
How many times did you expect him
that you care for him? He's
probably tired OF 1t now. Invite him
10 tea some evening and make things
SO pleasant for him without being
sentinientaD that he'll want to come
again. If he doesn't come make UP
70 love somebody else.
Inc fireman was rot very gentle
manly. He probably Just wanted to he
funny. AS a rule, firemen are brave
n honest men
Dear Mrs. Thompson: m-How can
l overcome. bashfulness? l am II, but
very backward when men folks are
around. This is embarrassing espe-
cially to see other girls carry on q
conversation with them. (2)-What
would be a good trade for a girl to
learn? ANYrSI1S
d)-Read the and in
form yourself generally. 80 that you
Will be able to ak about matters of
general interest. Lead the men on to
talk about themselves and listen care
1uliN. Forget about yourself-they're
really not thinking as much about you
as they. do OF themselves. (2)-You
- make money at any OF the good
old fashioned occupations for women
II you Will perfect yourself in one OF
tnem-sewing. cooking. nursing. house,