The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-04

IMAM III any OtHCE WAY
Ii we were q praying ma
tion we would behold the
GLORY of the Lord"
A BELIEVER IN PRAYER.
A.-There is no doubt in my
mind that the right kind of pray
err will accomplish what nothing
else will. Clean thinking and
clean living, and a steady inn
provement i'm both IL the best
form of prayer L know of.
Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please send me eighteen In
dian names and the mean
ing of them? Please do not
throw this in the waste bas-
ket and answer as soon as
possible.
Waiting patiently.
BLUE EYES.
A. = Patiently Waiting Blue
Eyes will do for ssstarter." You
certainly do not realize that 1
cannot take all my time and
space for one answer, or you
would not make such a request.
You have not so much as indicat-
ed what class of Indian names
YOU wish, nor the use You wish
to put them TO, and We're 1 fool
ish enough to give you a hap
hazard list IL might not contain
one available name. III you will
ask for a book ON the subject at
the reference room of the public
library you will be able TO select
them for yourself.
Dear Miss Grey: have a
good, clean article which
wish to advertise in differ
ent papers and sell through
the mail. 1 am ignorant as
to the federal laws concern
ing the mail order business.
Will you kindly tell me
where to go to obtain
the necessary information?
Thanking you. ANXIOUS.
A.-Inquire at the information
window at the postoffiee.
Dear Miss Grey: l have
three expensive net waists
and would like to know how
TO clean them. 1 do not like
to send them to the cleaners
as 1t is rather expensive.
A.-Net waists look almost like
new when washed I'm luke warm
water with a pure soap, and
irOned on the wrong side.
Miss Cynthia Grey: Wit
you tell me where can
send to get a book of ances-
tors published somewhere in
ing my lost ancestor and L
have heard of this book, but
don't know where to send
and get it. Any information
will be most highly appreci-
ated. Respectfully,
MRS. J. NJ. d.
Aft you will write the geneo-
logical department., Washington,
ID. c., you can get the Informal
ton.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII
you please tell me something
that will bleach my skin
without harming it? My neck
is so dark,
Thanking you. FERN.
A cornmeaI pack is as good
as anything. Mix with water and
apply. Peroxide seems to help
some skins, but is apt to dry IL
out too much.
Dear Miss Grey: I have
never seen a question of this
kind in this column, but as
you seem to answer almost
everything l am in hopes
you can help me. The moles
are destroying my garden.
How shall / destroy them?
A.-You would best write the
state agricultural department. at
the state capital.
Dear Miss Grey: II a per-
son pawns their diamond
ring, and the time expires,
and the interest not paid,
can they sell the ring, with
out notifying them? Please
answer soon, as I am leav-
ing the city Saturday, and
thank you very much.
M. J. G.
A.-The state law of 1900 ON
this question provides that a
pawned article must be held 90
days after the time expires, and
the pawnbrol<er give evidence
that he has endeavored TO notify
the owner of the article before
the time is mp.
IL also provides that only three
per cent a month interest is legal.
Violation of this law Is a misde-
meanor and punishable by Inn
prisOnment and fine.
Dear Miss Grey: Would
you please tell me where the
summer school of this city
is?