The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-11
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DO piece OF such a road. In making |
some one else happy. II Is the
surost happiness Insurance for our.
selves.
al am . constant reader OF
your letters. and come 70 you for
advice.
arm a young girl OF 10, and an
orphan. ! was invited 10 q surprise |
party. but do not want 20 90. be-
cause some Of the girls make fun OF
my clothes. Although I am poor.
keep my clothes neat and clean.
should : 90 70 the party or notf !
will be more than grateful for your
kind counsel. ANXIOUS.
A-By all means 10 10 the party. !
II proves that the ones who invited |
you admire a fine character more
than fine clothes. II you are neat
and clean. you are n credit 10 some |
OF the style models OF today. Your
real friends will like you for what
you are. Don't muddie your brains
about the others. You will find
them in all walks OF life. and II they
cannot taunt you about your clothes.
they will seek TO annoy you In some
other way.
OWN you please advise me N |
taking a bath every day 10 good for
any one; also N II reduces flesh 7 |
Please answer me this time. I asked |
you once before. but you failed TO
answer. READER.
Avery other day f. often
enough TO battle. he temperate In |
your eating and take plenty OF out. |
door exercise. and your weight will
become normal.
o.--WilI you please give Us the
meaning Of the following names:
Lillian, May. Ethel Frances and
Dorothy.
FIVE CURIOUS GIRLS.
A-Lillian. lily: May. a dlminu.
tive OF Mary. star Of the sea: Ethel.
OF noble birth: Frances. free: Dor.
othy. from Dorothea. meaning the
gift OF God.
o.-How can | remove grass
stains from a black and white wolfe
drsss7 ESTHER.
A.-Wssh alternately with water
and warm chlorine water. diluted, |
so as not to take out the colora.
al am a girl Of 20, and In love |
with a young man Of "a. He calls
at my home every evening. have
asked him not TO call so much. but
he persists In coming all the time.
What shall do, not let him int |
am asking you for your best advice,
and would like 20 have II soon.
ANXIOUS HEART.
A.-Why not make II a point to |
be away from home when you have
asked him not to call? You surely |
have some girl friends whom you |
can go out with or call on some. |
times. II he calls n few times and |
finds you away. he will probably |
come 10 his senses
o.-WiIl you please answer this
question for met II a baby Is born !
TO a mother a year after the hus-
band goes away, 10 the bsby's name
the same as the mothers. and 10 II |
Iegai7 A FRIEND.
A child born in wedlock II
legitimate. and takes the name OF
It's father.
0.--Would like to have you cx.
plain which races form the Creole,
as we are having quite an argument. |
MISS ].
A Creole may be person OF
French or Spanish, or OF negro
parentage, reared In n country for. |
eign to them. or either OF the three
races mentioned intermixed with
the white race.
0.--l owe a small amount on a
sewing machine, which am unable
to pay at the present time. Would
debt like that be outlswed after
three years7 pRESSMAkER.
Am open account IN outlawed
In five years.
o.--Will you kindly tell me II II !
ls the girI's place to pay for tho
wedding invitations7
A DAILY READER.
A--As a rule the brides parents !
pay for the invitations, especially II |
she is to be married at her home.
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