The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-03
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o.-Pleaso tell me how ! should
act towards my young man friend,
with whom have been keeping
company for several months.
Now when we two 90 out togeth-
or, he leases me, but no 10 only
Joking, know IL. but I make out
like I am really mad. and II makes
him feel bad. Misc Grey, I admit
! only do this 10 be smart and 10
quarrel with him, but II he should
Get really mad at mo and not come
TO ace mo I should feel very sorry.
! am Just crazy about him, but
would not let him know H.
Ny parents like him, and he 10 a
perfect gentleman In every way.
He Isn't what you call fresh guy.
and 10 sensible.
Please tell how | can show him
that I respect him and want HIS
company without acting mushy and
trying 10 show my love In that way.
! thank you. c. o. D.
All you respect him, do not
pretend anything Some girls act
angry because they like TO see a
man feel badly about H.
Show your respect by being com.
panionablc and taking his teasing
In a pleasant way.
! Owe are two girls OF fourteen
and need your advice daily.
We do our hair In doughnuts with
ribbon on top OF our heads and
sometimes down our backs, or with
back bow and bralds around our
heads. Now Miss Grey we get tired
OF wearing our hair this way and
we want 20 know some new, but
nice way TO do II. Please answer
soon. Thanking you In advance.
TWO cHums.
/ A.--The average girl OF fourteen
Z IN too young to wear the hair done
/ up" Braid your hair or tic II up
with a ribbon and forget H.
/ Get out and have good sport In
/ the open and remain a child az long
as you can. Girls who act grown
up. grow old quickly. Think less
Of your personal appearance--en'
I cept TO drees neatly and tastefnlly
and more OF what you can learn.
I BE happy like the birds and flowers.
/ and you will shed beauty and frag.
rance as naturally as they.
I OWN you, as a reader, please
tell me how berries and fruits can
be prepared In canning 80 they Will
I be whole and firm.
/ A lady once told me OF something
IT L.. sssk.l -
prevent u from getting mushy. !
| do not remember what II was.
II As have 90 much trouble In can
Ming fruit I hope you can give me
directions. Many thanks
MRS. NJ.
II A.--Some fruits can be success
fully put up In cold waier-such as
goosebcrries and rhnbarb, while
others seem To require hours OF
/ cooking TO preserve them.
The most approved methods OF
canning fruits IL 10 I'll large pan
or wash boiler with cold water
depth that will reach almost three
fourths the height OF the Jars. After
washing the fruit well. fiil the Jars.
place the rubbers. lightly adjust the
tops, and place In the boiler on tin
lids TO prevent the Jars cracking
from direct contact with the bot
tom OF the boiler.
Keep boiling several hours and
have kettle OF boiling water to
repleDlah that In tho boiler.
think one runs n risk using
anything In canning except pure
water. fruit and sugar or salt as
the case may be.
Owe are two girls working In
a restaurant and meet mostly with
Washers and undeslrsbles. OF
course, no seif-respeetlng Girl would
take up their invitations out, 90
we are rather lonely at times. We
have many chances offered us, as
we are noted by all who know us az
Jolly. pleasant girls, but we do not
care for the Kind OF entertainment
offered--grills, Joyrldes, etc.
We want TO meet respectable
working men. 10 there not club
or lodge where one may meet such
pcople3 " not. why could not one
be formed, az ! am sure there are a
good many women. and men, too. IN
you write us some suggestions? We
thank you. TWO GIRLS.
Al have been turning this ques-
tion over In my mind Tor several
years. but have reached no definite
conclusion.
| ADMIRE the stand you have TAX
en-, girls, and know IL you stay by 1t
the way VIII be opened for you TO
frlf IL Iaua nj "A nd In