The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-22

A boy next door whom ! love very
much and who loves me has asked me 70
allow me to associate with hlm2 Do
you think a secret elopement would do
any qood7 What will take Ink out Of
pink aeoraette without TAKING out the
color? GOO-GOO EYES.
Your mother is right, You have
shown that you are, not to be trusted
by going out at night without her con-
obeyed her and that you will not do SO
again. I am sure she will allow you to
see the boys in your home and you can
prove that you are to be trusted: When
you do prove this she undoubtedly Will
remove some restrictions. Do not eiope
in your own little boat with mother
at the wheel and things will come right.
Get Carter's ink eradicator and follow
directions, first providing a good blot
ter. This is likely to take out the color,
but ritz will restore the pink.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am girl OF
20 and have been proposed to by two
awrfully good looking boys. | love both
of them, but one has more money than
the other. What shall do2
You do not love either OF them well
enough to marry II are considering
which you must take. Marry not for
money, but for love. Sometimes 1t is
Just as easy to love boy with money
as one without. Let your own heart
decide this vital question.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--We are two
boy ohums, is and II years old. We at
tend the same school and are In love
with two pretty girls who seem to care
nothing about us. |, Leroy. am crazy
about a brown eyer girl and she seems
to be crazy about my big brother, who
Is 10 years old. !, Rodger, 90 with
her for a date she refuses. then lets
anyone else who asks come to see
her, Please tell US how to win thelI
love. LEROY AND ROGER.
Try a little indifference in the game
Pay attention to some of the Other
pretty girls around you and watch re-
suits.
Dear Mrs. Thompson am not one
of your 15-year-old girls, but have
passed three score and five. wal
left a widow some years ago and dur
Ing the first three years Of wdowhooe
had several good proposals to marry
have grown lonely and would like II
have a companion. | think could cart
for a good man with means. ! have
one child, a married daughter, and an
fairly good looking for an old woman
Do you think woman OF my age
should think of such a thing as SesNt!nt
married2 MANY
Bless your dear heart, Mary, an
sure YOU do feel lonely, but my advice
Is that you find something you like tC
| do such as growing roses, dahlias, ol
| other flowers, and keep your mind in
terested in some sort of hobby ANY
man YOU married at this age would IL
all likelihood need great deal of carr
and attention and you probably need al
the strength, you have keeping you
| clothes in order. growing those rose
and daffodils I'm tell you about Cai
| YOU not find some little child near yo'
upon whom you can center your in
| terest and endeavors? There is nothinl
dearer and sweeter and more satisfying
than the love OF little children. Writ
| to me again, giving your name and ad
dress, and I'll tell you something NOR
| interesting.
| Dear Mrs, Thompson--l am a girl an
am aoina with a boy for whom I reall
care, but for the life Of me can no
understand his ways. He calls on m
and Is as loving as can be until othe
boys come. He then gets ready I
leave and says he Is worried. Pleas
tell me something to do at once.
Some boys are that way. When thei
little game of loving is interrupted, the
IN and leave. Do not allow this boy
be so loving hereafter and tell him
not let the other boys scare him OF
that you can entertain him along wit
the others. However, 1t Is nothing bt
courtesy for a boy who Is calling on
girl to take his departure when othe
callers come.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-We are tw
uIrIs, II and ri years old. !. Mary, al
Fl and engaged to marry man WI
seems to love me very much and al
troubled because my mother says ST
doesn't think Il Is right for me
marry, love this man with all N
heart and can see no reason why mott
er objects, What do you think about u
l. Who am II, weigh ITO and am IN
feet and four Inches. What should
yyeIoh7 what length below the kn'
should | wear my dresses
'"0S'N LITTLE BIT.
Have a frank talk with your moth
: about this and find out II her obje
! tions TO this man are solely because 81
doesn't wish to give you up to him,
q becat,se there is something against
| character. / think you are old enoui
h to marry. provided you are iuily ~
tured and know your own h'hd, "
+ should weigh 1913. Wear your dress
% half way between the knee ana ankle
bears Mrs. Thompson--Piease tel
what would be Q suitable present