The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-15

como no Will
Your experience but shows the
folly OF taking "A mortgage on any
ono person. IL IL by far better TO
have plenty OF good friends. do
away with this bargainingfor a.huH.
band habit many have acquired.
and let problems work out slowly.
Owe arc two girls Of is and
10 years OF age. Now, Miss Grey,
we are In love with two young men
abou, the same age. They pretend
10 love us but ~c do not know that
they do for when We are no, with
them they whistle and wave at
other girls. Now, Miss Grey. Will
you please tell us what we can do
90 win their lover Do not think W.
foolish, Miss Grey. for we are not.
Please don't throw this away az we
want 20 know. IN LOVE.
A.-oh. no. You're not bit
foolishtD You are acting foolish.
nevertheless in allowing yourselves
10 bother about boys whom you
think are pretending. Tho very fact
that you think them insincere should
DO your safeguard.
Don't worry about how 20 gain
their love. but keep your own self
respect. aud 40 gain theirs. You can
command respect from them by re.
fusing 10 listen 10 foolishness. or to
countenance familiarity.
al Wish you would help me.
az you do others. ! am a girl OF
10 and love to make candy. nearly
always have good luck. but In max.
ing earameIs they always turn 10
sugar. no matter how short time
or how long n time ! cook them.
Could you please give me remedy
for thar 10 IL perfectly necessary
TO use brown sugar, for ! do not
like that flavor. would appreciate
the advice very much. don't stir
the candy much.
ONE WHO LIKES TO COOK.
A.-There may be something lack
ing in your recipe. Try this one.
and use graduated sugar:
Home carsmeis-
Onc-hRlf pint bakers chocolate.
grated. h-pint sugar. h-pInt mo-
lasses. h-gill milk and butter size
OF an egg. Boil TIL II hardens In
water.
will be glad to hear OF your
success.
0-(D Can a man keep ones
letters when one asks for them
az 10 there a law to protect a per-
son from wilIfuI, malicious lies,
tending 20 blaoken ones character.
even II they are told In an obscure
way and In chiid's personality.
(3) 10 there no protection by law
against signing persons name
and signature TO false statements7
"a Miss Grey, would you marry a
man you cared a lot for " you
thought his people objected TO you
and did not like your Miss Grey.
when you did not know Of a per
sons existence how could you care
for them before7 ELEANOR, M.
A.-G) Yes. When one receives
a letter written TO him. II becomes
ones property.
(2l Yes, II one can prove II.
90 Most certainly.
(4) II I were willing TO marry In
case mans family liked me,
would not hesitate II they did not
unless Il would necessitate me
living with his relatives. One mar
ries tho person, not the family; but
II Is wise TO be sure the man has
similar opinion.
I do not believe people care for
one another. I'm tho way you mean.
before they meet. Some claim this :
but my opinion In that the person
has been worshiping an ideal, and
when he falls In love he imagInes
tho object OF his affections fulfills
Il. May the gods deliver me from
over having to live up to another's
ideal.
o.-piease publish a list Of good
books for boy IL or ID years old,
and obliqe r. M.
Al will gladly tell you some
good books, but I think ono should
use his individual taste in select
Ing reading matter. and be careful
TO read the best that is written on
the subjects I'm which he is Inter
ested. The librarians In the refer
ence rooms are always very good
about helping one find what he
wants. Here are n few good ones:
THE Story OF the 10Th Century
Science" by Henry f. Williams.
This book tells OF great discoveries
and inventions OF tho age. John