The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-26
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Of mine wants 20 leave her husband
and 90 away with me. She gays
she loves me and will not live with
her husband. Her husband works
nights and nearly every night she
manages 90 see mo and pleads
with me 20 run away with her, but
90 far have refused 20
do so, az Il would be .aalnst tho
law. ! told her that II she would
Get divorce from her husband
would 90 away with her. but she
says that she cannot walt that long.
They have no children.
love her. Miss Grey. but WON'T
let her know II until she promises
20 get a divorce. What would you
advise me 90 dot stay and walt
until sho gets n divorce, or leave
the state alone, or N took her
with me 20 some other state. would
they bring mo baok7
Hoping 10 read an early reply,
and thanking you.
an DOUBT"
Ae-when I commenced your let.
ter I said I'm my heart, Thank God.
hero in a man who regards his
brothers right 10 his wife and re-
fuses 60 do wrong because he
wants 90 do right"
IL was little shock TO find II
&, tho law you fear, but ! will not
condemn you. but ! plead with
you TO put yourself In the other
mans place-the man who goes TO
work. trusting HIS wife--do Just as
you would wish him 10 do by you
should your positions be reversed.
You know what ~ right. DO H.
You can never be happy In wrong
doing.
OWN you kindly give me the
address OF tho Rebekahs' home In
Washington. and also, do you think
II unhealthy 20 sleep on a feather
bed and ono that 10 at least rs
years old. that my mother gave me
before abe died. and ! hate 10 part
within
Thanking you In advance.
a REBEKAH.
A.-Our great grandmothers
slept on feather beds and were
healthier than we. 30 don't blame
tho llfcless feathers. IL you like
20 sleep on feathers. there is no
reason why you should not do so.
II you listen 10 all tho excuses and
fad arguments about health. and
what you may or may not safely
do, you viii miss a lot OF good
times Just trying to keep up with
these embarrassing things.
Owe are two alrls OF - years
and would like your advice very
much.
We % TO a great many parties,
but We don't like them because the
games they play are not good.
VIII you please tell W somo nice
games 20 playl
TWINS.
Al am glad so many girls are
outgrowing tho silly games and
demand more sensible ones.
| would like 90 describe games
for you. but my space will not al.
low. But. II you viii ask for in
door and Outdoor Games" at the
library you win probably find some
In tho book TO suit you.
Now that summer Is here. the
outdoor games are more popular.
Why not play tennis. croqnet and
pitch horse shocs7 Tho latter |
am particularly fond OF.
$50 many others have writ.
ten 70 you when they were In trou.
bic that thought ! would. viii
/ you tell me how TO clean a white
straw has7 II IL very dirty.
Please don't throw this In the
waste basket. as II 10 very I'm.
| portant 20 mo. w. L.
A-Remove all trimming and
cover with paste made OF lemon
Juice and four ounces Of sulphur.
When dry. brush well and your
hat VIII look like new.
o.--What kind Of graduation
dress would be appropriate for n
girl OF - years, graduating from
grammar school In June7 am
light complicated, have brown hair
and brown eyes.
Thanking you In advance,
BROWN EYES.
A.-There In nothing more grace
ful and pretty than n soft. wool
chaliis. II is inexpensive and comes
In many different shades.
n you wish n color I should say
a very pale pink, or a corn color
viii be becoming 10 you.
o.-Belng recommended by a
friend 10 write you. am doing so.
came out West five years ago
next September. was a young
man. q years old, and ! was Undue.
ed through a Journal advertisement
10 trade with local man on the east
side my diamond ring (for which I
paid sos In chieago) and an organ
valued at S45 for two lots, 25xfoo
each. which proved to be and are
worthless.
did not know Of such fake deals
at the time and took his word. and
they were mlsrepresented 10 me by