The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-28
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Owe are two pirls, 10 and 20.
Who are rather dlssustod with life
/ Perhaps that 10 rather a broad
statement. but we have had 20 face
facts. We are both possessed OF
high and moral ideals. We don't
profess TO be angels. bu, only nor
nal and healthy girls. We arc
fond o. sports. dancing and music
We have good positions. and. 10 all
appearances. we should be very
happy. But. Miss Grey. We are not
what you term exactly happy.
The trouble iles In this Why
don't we have boy friends with the
same aspirations and Ideals az we
have. when we know they eslstf
&, is a source Of great trouble 20 W.
when we see other girls OF our &C
quaintanee with hosts and hosts OF
young men friends. OF course.
there are always friends 20 be
found among what we call the low
err class OF boys. but We don't want
to fail below our Ideals. That
would hardly pay. would ~ We
feel that We would always regret
such an action. Are we right In
|. this rnssserl What would you sua.
sest 10 be the troubled We arc
very anxious 20 know.
TWO SISTERS.
Al believe that. nnconseiously.
you girls entertain too good an
opinion OF yourselves do not
mean that you should not have high
ideals and hold to them: bu, don't
lflAuut them constantly before your
Ifri.ndH--ieast OF all boys--they
don't like a preachy girl Remem-
her that q lady remains n lady un-
tder any and all circumstances. so
In you should happen To be In the
stompany OF boys whom YOU con
slider your interiors. your high
moral ideals need not necessarily
he shattered. The yirtnous girl has
Ino right TO claim that title until
her strength OF character has been
] tested. Personally. do no, think
Isl harmful 60 mingle with all
leases OF people. II gives ono a
broader viewpoint OF life makes
enc more human. and lastly tests
the mettie OF which one In made.
SONG WAS POPULAR
o.-can you tell me when the
song. SILVER Threads Among the
oold." was first pubiIshedf
10.
Ain 1872. In New York More
than 100000 copies we're sold.
HAIR REMEDY
o.-Aavine been ~ for few
months, I find my hair all matted
and tangled. Could you suggest
remedy IRENE.
A.-Moistsn your hair with witch
hazel or alcohol and you viii lind
the snarls much easier TO brush out.
MAKES GIRL PAY
o.-My daughter. who ls good
principied, hsrd-sorking girl. earn
ING a fairly good salary. has become
Infatuated and engaged to a young
man who will not work. but expects,
yes, demands her hard-earned
r money TO pay his hotel bills. Try
\ 20 convince her that any man VINO
. would stoop SO low az 20 take her
+ money before marriage would MAKE
r cruel and esaetins husband. n
would Just about break my heart 70
see her marry such an unprineipied
man. whose only pride Is In being
we'll groomed at the expense OF
someone else. Please advise me
and accept my thanks In advance.
WORRIED MOTHER.
A.--You did right 10 advise your
daughter. but ! ain inclined TO be
ll,eve that you are making a mistake
when you attempt TO turn her
against the man. Paternal objec
ton is all that some young folks
need to imagine themselves madly
lin love. Let matters rest as they
are for a time Say nothing more
about the young man. III inc
daughter hasent foresight enough
10 realize what her fate VIII be
she will simply have to realize
from experience. or course II II
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