Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-24

for three years and has little boy
about the same age as mine, sweet
little man who loves me as much as
his father does Now I have 10 choose
between the love of my two children
and the prospects of a good home and
the care of loving husband. Do yoa
| think I ought 10 do this or not?
MRS. A. S. II.
Il you are willing TO take this sec
ond trial at nlatrimony you certainly
! have had the experience necessary
I to decide yourself whether you viii
/ be happy or not. You and this man
who loves you viii probably be hap
pier together than either Of you
| could be separate. and / see no rea-
/ son for you 10 regard the wishes Of
your two older. children since they
viii soon be married and separated
/ from you altogether, You will not
necessarily lose their love by marry
ing again. even if temporarily they
seem displeased.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am Is and
rather nice looking. The boys all
seem to like me.
~ A boy gave me q Christmas
/ present last year, and what would Ia
a good present to give this boy this
coming Christmas?
~ When a boy comes to take you
any place, what should you say when
you are ready?
go Do high heels spoil the feet?
"a Am too old for hair ribbons!
SOMEONE'S DARLING.
! III Give him book or nice
linen handkerchief, if you give him
anything. A card would be enough.
! (2} Say that you are ready and
| ask If it is time to go.
{3) High heeled shoes that do not
fit well are more injurious to the
feet than shoes with low heels. There
; is nothing worse than short shoes.
80 You are little too old for
? hair ribbons.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a
young lady of 20 and go with boy q
, to whom / am about to become en-
gagged.
"a Am too young to get mar
: ried? He is very nice boy and
lives near here on a farm.
:? (2l Would it be all right to have
the wedding at the groom's home?
49, When you come home with d
e boy should you invite him in the
j house or leave him on the porch?
2 M.RF.
az You are young, but not too
young il you are very sure you love
the hoy. I would not advise you 10
marry now, however. on account Of
the serious conditions of the war
Besides, the boy is too young to as
sumo the responsibilities of mar.
: rage.
~ Yes, indeed.
pi $50 Invite him in if it is not after
: ten-thirty
; Dear Mrs. Thompson: (1 I am a
u boy of Il and have a girl friend who
! is mad at me- want to regain her
: friendship. What can I do?
= ~ Tell me some of things we
= must save in order to help feed our
allies. NJ D.
ID Act Indifferent to her for a
change. Perhaps when she learns
l. that you are not eager for her good
y opinion she will become more inter
Il ested in you When she seems to
q. like you it will be all right to shog
your liking for her again.
Fl ~ Mr.. Hoover has done his best
l. to make it clear to US the things We
+ must save. He lays emphasis upon
" meats, wheat and sugar. He advises
y US to use the perishable foods such
II as fruits and vegetables instead Of
IS canned goods.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ an a
re girl Il years old Do you think l an
h. too young to so to town alone?
ot (2) Do You think it Is wrong fol
1t me to go to a show with boy and hi'
er sister? IDA S
OF "a You are not too young to go ii
the day time.
90 You are too young 10 go a
night unless some older person &C
OF companies you.