The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-03

Others than In ones self-forget-
ting self.
There II no need TO worry yer
hlushiug. as Il is utually becoming.
OIL have writt~n To you oncs be
feFe. and have asked your sdsisr on
certain subjects. Nsw. Miss Grey.
did the letter look .iii, TO you. 90 arc
yoa too busy TO answer IT, viii not
ash you NIL the questions ! did be-
fore. but am going TO a.h you again.
Nhat 10 the prescription ~ that tonic
which IL harui~~. 10 fat people who
Want to set thin Also. what would
per-an eat Ia di-tT should a seunx
lady man order when In cafe
dining. Q am about Go be married.
and would like Co know which In
Hiai. 90 put ON my linen. his or mine
New. be -nr- and answer this or
viii net have any more faith IN you.
Your. sincerely. y j. y.
A.-Your letter was too long TO
answer all your questions. and most
OF them have boen answered 20 oft
en- In my column that ! felt sure II
you read Il. you would see them.
For fear you lose faith. here goes:
do not give prescriptions.
IL IL said that a good diet for mus
Gle. instead OF fat. consists OF lean
meat. beans. peas. lentils and cere-
ais. avoiding sweets and starches.
when dining in a public place.
each should order his. or her. own
meal
The proper initial for marking IS
the first letter OF the girls last
name.
hope this win prove faith pre-
server
Own you please tell me what
will shrink q black wooirn sssat~rr
Also rcd oneT
A.-Water Is the only shrinking
fluid with which I have "A close &C
quaintance. Heated. II is said TO be
more effective. but II is apt to make
wooden materials harsh. You might
add a little borax to soften.
Q.--wouid you please give me
recipe for making malassr. popcorn
balls Thanking you In advance.
v -
A.-Pop the corn and salt slight.
ly. Make syrup as follows:
Two cups sugar. / cup milk. Y
cup syrup and 4 cup molasses. but
ter the size OF a walnut. Boil until
IL will form a ball in cold water.
Pour on the popcorn and form quick.
~ into balls. This is enough syrup
for about five peppers of corn.
Q-Do you think en- actress can
lead a .traiEht and pure iifes Why
do people have a had opinion 81
actrcssess Thanking you.
TWO GIRLS
A.-Certainly, an actress can lead
as pure a life as any one. But the
difficulties are sometimes greater.
Public entertainers are more
prominently before the public. and II
one happens to make n mistake II is
more noticeable. There are good
people among every class. and there
are fine characters among actors
and actresses.
o. am In love with boy 20
years old. and ! am 10. lie said he
loved me very much. and could never
love any one we'll
nv folks would never think Of
having me marry 50 ysnng. am
EoinH to finish school and then learn
some TRADE.
The boy told me he would wait two
or THREE years, " he could have me.
DO you think that 10 is any harm to
go to shows with him, and when We
get homo to sit and talk. u u isn't
too lntcf
Please. Miss Grey. write and tell me
NJ am too young II I don't net SHY.
Answer IN the next paper.
READER
Al do not think a school girl
should attend many theatres during
the week. but once In while II con
stltutes a recreation.
II YOU and the boy are sensible
and are home early. see no harm
in going out together. suppose
your parents know the boy. and YOU
have known him some time. The
right sort of boy never objects to
meeting n girls parents,
You are wise to learn something
practical. aside from your school
course.
| Q--Cau you tell me what will take
milk stains out Of u blue silk messa-
| line Dress Respectfully yours,
BETSY.
| A.--Warm suds made with pure
soap.
o. read your answers every