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D-- Ms TEomnson-T am a Young
man q years Of age and l go with a
g 90 60, rUI a Iong tlhet
five wears to be exact, / have loved
her. She seemed to care Tor me uhtu
recently when she began going VITA
my cousin. Her parents allow him 10
call at her home, but now refuse thaI
privilege to me. When | see her now !
have 10 meet her secretly and don't
like TO sin around. 1t doesn't seem
right To- me. The girl and l had plan
ned to get married, but she wanted n
ceremony to be last Tune n ! insisted
upon waiting until this fall. Now
refuses to discuss the matter Gun
she quarrels il | go with other glrls
pany herself. I can't quit liking nner'
Cease meeting her secretly for one
thing. Tell her plainly that you must
call for her at her home or you must
cease seeing her at all. You must pc
cause sooner or later she VIII pc III
jclzed for seeing you and her parents
will learn of the matter. Things done
under cover never pan out wei.
/ don't quite understand the parents
attitude. Have you offended them IN
any way, or have they always oppose9
your suit? In case you have causso
any hard feelings it would be best 10
randy saw so and begin over again.
II though they have always objected q
YOU and YOU know yourself to be a.
right. why. marry the girl II she VIII
have y0u. Talk to her seriously, n
then abide by what she says II sne
refuses to marry you reconcile youTset.
| do not quite respect glrIs wiz oneniy
the courage to disobey parents Openly
If they disobey at all.
TIP. NJ. B.: 1t is alright for you
to 90 to the movie alone at night IL
your husband-to-be does not opJect,
and as you live near the picture house
and the street IS lighted; otherwise |
would advise you not to.
To the girl who wanted to visit her
girl friend: Go and spent Christmas II
YOU care to. 1t is all right II you know
the girl we'll and she asks YOU
Dear Mrs Thompson: In making love
to a young lady what words should z
man use and how should he say them!
Also what is the proper age for a man
Use simple language. Any age after
q is considered all right for a bride
groom, that is provided, of course, he
is able to support a girl on his earn
ings.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: / am a blonde
16 years old, weigh SO pounds and am
five feet and one inch tall. What colors
| should | wear? And how long should
/ make my dresses? have a boy
| friend Of whom | am very fond; how
can l tell that his love is true? DC
you think am old enough to receive
company? / am in the ninth grade; &c
you think that high enough for n Of
INV age? BETTY.
You are old enough to have company
and about average in your studies
however your weight is a little less
than it should be. Suppose you ca
a few raw eggs each day, take then
in lemon juice, and drink as much mill
as possible. Also make your diet whole
some, eating : potatoes and broilet
steaks, chicken and fish. rs for coloT'
| would chose them dark, midnight blue
golden brown, If our color is good
dark red, black and very dark green
Don't wear pale blues, pinks, etc
Wear your dresses four inches below
the knees and don't attempt to test tn
boys love.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a cir
Fl n keeping company with a youn'
mar two years younger than mysslf
4 One evening we were invited to
friends. house. l played the ~victrol
while the rest of the people wanted t
1 liN1h NtAC AlihbiS Dut ~ u hhAPS1HADA
for them because my friend d,sturbel
them by acting silly. He ought to hay
n better sense, but | suppose he though
he was cute. / will laugh when ther
is something to laugh at, but / like t
act like a lady.
perfect gentleman. His Stiffness is tn
only thing l have against him, Shoul
| break up with him, or tell him to sto
being so sickening, at least when L an
around? My friends say that / am TO
nice to go with that SILLY thing"
l have many chances to go with othe
fellows, but simply pass them up be
cause my friend is so jealous. M
mother thinks 1t would be all right t
go with different fellows since ! am nc
engaged. L
It IS easy to understand how you fee
/ believe that you should give up tn
young man who embarrasses you an
enjoy the company of some Of the othe
young men you mention in your iette
The boy is young and in time will quit
down, | presume. You will enjoy youn
men your own age or older than you
self, because they will be more serlou
1870
Dear Mrs. Thompson; am Il yea
OF age. On account of my parents o.
ing very poor / was compelled for II
last five years to work very hard dul
ing the day and at night at school.
am making good money now and n
parents also have very good financi
standing.
l am always sad M lssatls ed .
account of not having friends; l ma
never spent two cents on a girl not b
cause 1 am stingy, but I do not kno
how to make acquaintances' cam
dance and therefore never go TO dance
Please tell me how | can make trlen'
with girls. / have just met a poy I
age who is a very good dancer. !
has 4 lot of friends and wants to tai
me to dances and affairs. Do y
think it is proper to go to such PA
when / do not dance and don't kne
ANYBODY? I must confess that ma
no feeling for dancing; M att .,
dances with your friend, but doubt
You would have a good time or ma
= friends in that way since you 40 y
. dance. Ask the young man TO take y