The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
Cynthia Grey's


/ Dear Miss Grey: In your col.
/ unn 81 October icsh and iith are
two articles that need atsentifn
/ by all ~ho are trying to help I'm.
+ prove the standard OF humanity.
mentally and physically. Equally
! balanced mental and physical PEG.
pie are the nearest perfect. and
+ ard Constitution makers tried 20
1 promote here.
4 Tire present prohibition iaw was
+ voted on by the people. II has
been In effect Just long enough to
show us one thing. Who some Of
the people are VINO care mere for
profits or dollars than for true hu-
rnsnity.
I Profit 10 marmon's offspring.
We should not worship rnammon.
In the beginning. man Vas perfect
In being. ate cereals, fruits ard
nuts. Adam and Eve are not man.
( hus humanity. Adsnf tries to die.
tate their MODE Of living.
I Alcohol In ever so small a guam
Z lily is lgst that much injurious 10
the mental balance OF person.
f That Is reason enough fer temper.
anee. II ~ step alcohol ard other
manufactures ssimaianta. maybe
we will DC able 70 keep the corn
We do kill. ard are yet eanninai
enough to cat flesh: or maybe Il
10 the ether way--f We stop killing
and eating flesh gradually. We will
not care for alcoholic beverages.
Yours for 4 bette humanity.
ELLEN CLINE.
Dear Miss Grey: Your answer
10 a party asking you what you
thought of measures a. and 10 vas
so fine that IN my estimation moth I
Iro the Iiquor interests have said
or can say will come Up TO u. Any
man or woman voting for liquor
in any way should DO their duty by
encouraging their children 20 drink 1
and keep up the liquor business.
Thank you. A MOTHER.
OIL arm about 20 be married, but, I
as ! have no home. would u not DC 4
perfectly proper 20 be married with. /
out any reception--Iuss send an
movements 70 my friends7 How
long does the bride wear her veii7
For the ring ceremony. should re.
move my siovesP JESSIE.
A-You may dispense with the
wedding reception with propriety. |
| Many girls who have homes and I'M I
limited resources for entertainment l
prefer quiet. family weddings. Send /
your announcements Immediately /
after the ceremony The veil is /
worn until the wedding gown IL
changed for the going-away frock. 1
You may go without gloves. but II
you wish TO wear gloves. you may /
rip the ring finger clear down 80
that IL will turn back without any I
trouble
al am a girl Of IS. and help /
my father In his store. There 10 a
married man VINO neDieets his wife
ard home. ard hangs around the
store. He pays me all sorts Of at.
sentlcn. which enbsrrssses me. VI
do not like 70 Insult him. How can /
! get rid OF him.
ANXIOUS GIRL.
A.-~fiis attentions are an insult /
10 you. since he is a married man 1
20 do not hesitate for an instant TO
send him about his business. DO 4
this both for your sake and that OF
his wife Otherwise IL may appear
that you desire his company.
o.--pieasc print a recipe for a
coed curling fluid? Oracle.
A. Powdered borax. y ounce:
gum arabic. - grains: spirits OF
camphor. drains: hot water. $
ounces. Moisten the gum arabic
with hot water. add borax and cam
phor. Roll hair In ringlets and 4
fasten with Invisible pins. then
moisten with fluid.
OIL have been going out with
very nice young man, but when
we 90 home AT night my mother
will not allow him TO come into the
house. | think this must have dis
pleased him, since nc has quit com.
ina to see me. Should try 70 4
make II right with hin7 ! am very
lonesome without him. MISS n.
A. Probably your mother ob.ect 4
ed 10 his coming in because the hour
Was late If YOU care for the man
II is no more than right for You to H
explain the matter 10 him Don't 4
let small misunderstanding |
change friendship Into Indifference