The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-23
Cynthia Crey's
LETTERS

parson pives the marriage license
or must buy II at tho court house
And could we Get married without
witnesses. az ws have no friends In
this eity7 e. e.
"A marriage license must be
purchased at the license bureau at
the court house. In order 10 secure
the license. both parties must be
present, accompanied by two wit.
nesses personally acquainted with
both.
al should like your opinion
upon this subject have q large
family. and a couple Of my little
boys soil papers. They like TO save
their money they earn and buy their
own clothes. NY husband 10 very
much opposed TO this, while I see
no harm In letting them do 30.
DEVOTED MOTHER.
Al think II In a fine thing to
instruct children TO appreciate the
value OF money II Ii an education
In itself. and ono that may be ap-
piled every day throughout their
lives II YOU or your husband ac-
company the boys on these little
shopping tours TO see that they do
not get the worst OF the bargain. II
Is one OF the best ways TO teach
your sons Ia be rclfreliant
al received . loan Of e25 from
. loan office In this city for elk
months. payable at the rate OF %
per month. making . total Of $50.
elk months being the duration OF
the loan.
Do you think this 10 lawful liant
that rate Of Interest more than
ought TO pay7 F.F.
A.-The loan office Ia charging |
you an excessive rate Of interest. |
The legal rate Of interest In this
state Ia . per cent. or ~ per cent
simple interest n agreed upon In
writing. II this company attempts |
10 force payment you can take the
matter into court and have II set
aside.
| o.--The other evening ! thought
would surprise my wife. 90
brought home some tickets 20 the
theatre. thus my reason for not
consulting her first We'll, ! rrust
say ! was the one who got sur.
prIsed instead. She had . violent
~ Of Mysteries because . did not
call her up first. saying she would
rather 90 TO another show. tried
20 explain. but no use. for che 10
inssnsiy unreasonable when she
goes on these tartrvms. She took
on for over an hour. and wouldn't
even give me . chance 20 tell her
! would take her 20 the other the
strs.
Miss Grey. don't think ! an,
mean 20 her. for ! do everything in
my power 10 make her happy. She
10 q good housekeeper and sconon1-
ieal. but has an awful temper. and.
when she gets . III Of nerves.
screams II me and makes me de-
psrsts.
How eso I cure herr
MtegRA0tG HUSBAND.
| A.--Negisct n tho best cure for
hystcrfa. The immediate result
win be more violent hystsria. with
threats to "end II ALL" But she
won't 30 just put on your hat
and leave the house at the first |
symptoms OF another attack. |
Prove to her that you will not stay |
whom she makes herself 20 disa-
grceabic. II this does not cure
her. treat her hysteria as q disease
and take her TO . physician.
al wss engaged 20 marry oil
young lady In the near future who
has been Waiting OUT Of the city for
some time.
During her Absence, TO pass the
time. ! called on another young lady
and took her out for drives, the.
stres, etc. There was nothing but
friendship between ". but on &C
count Of my doing this my Nsness
hss broken the engagement and
Will not accept any explanation.
Do you consider she was Justified
In breaking our engagement
meant no harm and only went
around with the other girl when
she was away because I was lonely.
A little common-ssnse advice
would be appreciated by
8RokEN-HEARTED.
A--From one standpoint. your
fiancee was justified In breaking
the engagement. She probably fig
ured II you kept company with 9th.
er women when you were engaged.
you would continue TO do no after
your marriage. She was at least en-.
titled to some consideration In the
matter. and an explanation In the
beginning would have been more
sessonable. There In no doubt but
that your intentions we're the best,
but your conduct would require a
broad construction.
o.--Is u proper for . mother 20
accompany her daughter every time
the young lady goes out with her
gentleman frIend"7
sERNlcE.
A.--Not II the mother considers
him a desirable candidate for son.
in-law. -
o.--tiave Just come to this city to
live, and friend 10 going to give .
luncheon for me. 10 II correct 20
wear a hstf E.x.
All you are visiting In the
home OF your friend. II Is not nec-
esary for you 10 put on your hat.
but II you go as the other guests do,
then you will keep your hat on.
o.--Have been going with . man
. year, and we were almost enaao-
ed. but lately he has changed. He
10 cool and distant, and II makes my
life very hard 70 bear. How can
regain the affection he used 70
show met REAh.
A.--Love passes, II is said: but
perhaps the thing which does not
stay was never real love. At any