Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-02
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wrong for girl of Is to go to boys
house and stay all day II she has been
going with him for about year and
his mother invites her to come?
GU l am a girl of 20 and have been
going with fellow for several months
and he turned me down for another
girl and then told lies about me.
What would you do if you were in
my place?
90 My girl friend is Is and her
mother treats her mean and has asked
her to leave home several times. The
boy she has been going with has asked
her to get married and go with him
He has some money and owns prop
erty and could make good living for
a girl. Would you go with him if
you were in her place?
"a There is a certain girl in an
other town and she pretends to be
my best friend and then she goes
around and tells lies to break up the
friendships l have with boy friends
Do you think l ought to stop running
with her? She is leading my sister
to tell lies about me. What would
you do if you we're in my place?
BROWN AND BLUE EYES.
G) 1t is all right if the invitation
comes from the mother, but would
not advise it in most cases.
% The things other people say
about you do not hurt you; it is the
things you say yourself. Be independ.
ent and do the right thing, and the
false attacks of others will have nc
weight against your character.
90 Such a matter she should de.
eide for herself. If she tried to please
her mother and is obedient her moth.
er probably will be willing to have
her remain at home. To marry ough,
to be the last resort of a girl sc
young.
"a Live in such a way that un.
pleasant criticism is always false anG
people will not dare talk. Do not be
friendly with the girl since she is ull'
true to you, but at the same time d.
not drop her so suddenly that she is
angered. Be kind to your sister sc
that she will be loyal to you
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please sug
gest something for removing hairs
from the arms besides peroxide anG
ammonia and electricity. They do moi
do me any good and the hair is aw.
fully prevalent. BLUE EYES.
No matter how prevalent the hail
is l would not advise you to use any
thing besides peroxide or ammonia. Il
you apply either the hair will lighte.
and have a tendency to die at the
roots in time There are hair remov
ers which make the hair come bach
just as thick and coarse as if yor
shaved. If you ever use one of the
remedies on your arms you will al
ways regret it.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am trou
bled with wart on my thumb. l,
is on the end and looks badly and in
terferes with my work. What can
do to get rid of it? TOM.
You can remove the wart with nitric
acid. Put little on the end of tooth
pick and apply it to the wart only. b
careful not to spill it on the rest o.
the hand.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a cir
of 10 and would like to be a movie
actress. Some people have told m,
that have great ability to act. cal
never be satisfied until / am one, ant
can't stop thinking about it. B!
what means do sou think l can joil
some company? My parents ar
willing. THANK YOU.
You are altogether too young to be
come movie actress. Go to schOO
and get good education, and thel
when you are older go to the mOYi
company you prefer, or the one near
est your home, and see if you cal
get work. If you are talented 20,
probably will have no trouble.
l want to urge you to go on witt
your education, because you will
need everything you learn later on
An unframed mind is not successful
at interpreting parts.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | have a lit
tie girl IA years old who plays wit
the little girl next door, who is onl,
TO- The people next door have jus
lived there a few months. l believ
that they have very little money an
have. very hard time to get alons
The little girl is poorly dressed an
has not warm enough coat for
child l have just bought my littl
girl new coat because she has en-
tirely outgrown her old one. The OIL