The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20

lns now when write TO you. What
will remedy thlsl WALTER.
Alt Is consciousness OF your
self that causes the trouble. Forget
yourself and set interested In 'on'
ycrsation and you will find YOUR
self at ease
al arm a young woman. married
TO man some years older than
myself. he is very good TO me; In
fact. too good. I sometimes think.
honor and respect him very much.
but do not love him. love another
young man my own age. The young
man does not suspect ", and
wouldn't want him 10 for the world.
he wants TO board and room with
us. and my husband is perfectly
willing he should. We have a big
house. hire lots OF my work done,
and | have lots Of spare time. nc
is an honorable young man. Now,
Miss Grey. knowing my feelings. do
you think u advisable for me TO
take him. Ny husband thinks he
would be company for us both.
ONE WHO AWAITS.
A-under the circumstances. !
think Il would be the height OF
folly to take the young man into
Iyour home. One never knows the
strength OF ones character until "
is tested. In this case the test
would probably he the means Of
wrecking a home and the breaking
OF friendship. Besides. you would
not derive the pleasure from the
Young mans company that YOU
anticipate.
+ You have too much leisure time
idlcness IL the worst curse ! know
OF. Why don't YOU do more OF
your own work. Why don't you
spend the greater part OF your spare
time improving yourself and beauti.
fying your homcf Why don't YOU
have little flower garden or vegc.
table garden? II you have never
done this YOU cannot imagine what
pleasure Their. ~ in watching and
cultiyating growing things. Amer
several hours hard work IN the
fresh air and sunshine your whole
aspect OF life VIII have changed.
I'm warrant you will feel real love
kiudilng In your heart. and that Il
will be for your husband. and not
1.-The other man. Try Il and see.
That test IL we'll worth trying.
/ o.-is u proper for young girls
between the ages OF IS and ~ years
to wear real loud striped stockings.
with dresses about three inches
above the shoes mean hiah-eu;
shoesf Also what do you think OF
q Girl Of this age who poysoe ~ and
paints her face. and 10 stuck on
every Tom. Dick ard Harry that
comes 70 town. Miss Grey. III be
watching In your column for your
answer. ANXIOUS.
Alt is funny. II you don't stop
10 think. hut II you do. wcll--girir.
girls. haven't you an ounce OF
senses Aren't you sick and sorry
OF making yourselves a walking
museum
\ Wont You ever learn that ultra.
fashions are not tho modes affected
by gentiewomen?
I Can't you understand that what
may look dashing on the stage Is
entirely out of place IN the street.
And Isn't II absurd for a girl who
works 10 buy $40 boots and then
have 10 live on a dish OF soup and n
crust of bread all week TO get even
with her empty pocketbookf
Z Mothers. cant you take hand
and exert a little OF the sense you
are credited with possessing
I And N not. why. then. father
please make Il your business 20 cut
a nice. long. thin willow switch and
take your silly daughter across your
knee.
. II n just the sweet little miss Of
rs who gets TO the boy-struck age
who smears her face and lips with
rouge. dons stage attire. In order
to attract Tom. Dick and Harry.
who a few months later writes or
comes TO Miss Grey with the sad.
dest OF all sad stories
/ Don't do r.. girls. In the first
| place. n is too much like painting
the lily and pertaining the rose. IA
the second place. IT'S DANGER.
OUS