The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-02

III year together, when woman
During her stay my wife accused me
Of unfaTthfuIneSs and named this wo.
man Filled with thoughts Of hate and
rage, left the house, and fer u years
Wandered.
Not once during that time did my
heart soften toward my family, and
sent no word. At last, visited my
mother who lived in the same town as
my eS-wife. There ! saw the woman
had loved, and her children. Stil
cared nothing for them. and again went
my way Ny wife had ioHs since Sc.
cured a divorce Now ! am lonely and
| would like TO marry again. Tell me
! frankly what you think Of my case ana
II you feel that ! am abnormal IN car
| Ing nothing for my family. W NJ
! Something which yoa have failed 20
/ ten me has much TO do with your story
| Can it be that you cared nothing for
! the second woman, yet gave up your
| wife and children because Of some
/ thing your wife said 70 you concerning
| Yourself and the woman II Is hardly
| possible You are hiding something,
/ Unless told all, / cannot advise YOU no
normal man gives up his children With
| out a pang After bringing four into
| the world did you make no effort g
| support them Your story sounds
strange, Something, in or against your
| favor, is behind 1t.
/ -
| Dear Mrs. Thompson; | am a young
widow, fairly attractive, and love
| a younu man several years my junior.
| At times Il seems that can never
| give him up, but II necessary | am sure
I.s eGui q. % e.. T. Would "srry InSg re
# the difference in ages is the only
| objection, 1t would not hurt the young
| man to marry you, Indeed il might help
him,
Dear Mrs, Thompson; ! am matron,
aged ST. and | live IN the country.
Please assist me In planning a few
summer garments, want nice freck
for best wear and had thought about
purchasing crepe de chine. VIII that
be all riqht2 n so, what color will best
90 with my gray eyes ana hent col
ored hair? Mrs W. ., ri
J Purchase gray material of the make
I you suggest. Lavender or link trim.
mings should be used. The skirt should
be seven inches from the floor and not
too wide.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; Having al.
ready purchased navy blue French
serge and khaki coored Jersey dress
for early spring wear, now want
black messaline satin How shall de-
sign i and what color Will best combine
with M MRS, @.
Old rose win 10 with 1t nicely, or
the new shade OF old blue An Elton
jacket effect viii be a serviceable way
Of making the gown,
Dear Mrs. Thompaon My hair Is oily
and sticks to my head In dlsnraeeful
manner. Please suggest a remedy
First cut the hair below the Shout
| der and ginua hn pDHR Then haaf
the yelows OF two eggs thoroughly
and apply freely. Wash in this man
! ner once every week and Keep a clean
brush and comb. Massage scalp with
I finger tips, rubbing hard enough to
I produce a feeling OF heat.
4 Dear Mrs. Thompson: What do you
d think OF the custom Of wearing false
OF ones hair2 ELSIE.
II certainly does.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: II hairs grew
upon small mole on your face, would
them off? GLADYS.
Cut them off with small scissors.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: / have two
boys. and 4 years Of age. What sort
OF q spring wardrobe should they have?
i
Shepherd plaid knicker suits with
cunning buster brown collars and ties,
FOR best wear, and az many white and
coiored wash suits as can be afforded.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; | am 4 school
shoes7 MApGE.
| wouldn't the ow-heeled ones are
less awkward looking and are much
better for ones health,
To Just Twenty" woman from d
small town wants your address. DO
you care 10 send II to me. and have
me forward her letter to you?
Dear Mrs. Thompson: The youna
man whom ! 20 with Is said to be en-
gaoed TO another girl. Having men.
toned Il TO him and having listened to
MS denial, wish to know If | should
credit his statement PAULINE.
NOT knowing the Young man, | cannot
! say, but IL would behoove YOU to nre-
Vent him monopolizing your evenings
as the runor you heard might be true,
and 1t would be embarrassing to have
MIN marry when you were receiving
his attentions.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Why do We
care for those. who care not for Us,
Probably because something we cam
not get appeals To most of us,
Dear Mrs. thompson; What color
can dye faded orange colored frock l
BETTY ANN.
Brown or black would he good II
could also be dyed very dark blue
Dear Mrs Thompson; am az and
nave been married six years. My hus.
band Is good provider, but acts anorv
aho says mean things to me. He saya
am crazy and should be sent to the
insane asylum.
A man I know thinks a lot az ma
and wants me to marry him IL Get
divorce. Do you think | ought 10 aet
divorce from my husband and marry
this man? UNDEcIDEH K
You should find some way 10 IL bannv
with your husband The other mai,
may be good lover but may make 4
very poor husband If he married YOU
AT all. The type of man who makes
love 10 married woman can not IVA
trusted, He promises marriage after
divorce, but unless lie Is an exception.
never fulfills his promise.
Dear Mrs. Thompson! / am 10. Am
old enough to have boy friend? NY
folks say am too young. is ii riuht
for them to refuse to let me read 4
letter that received from a Girl who
tells me Of the good times she has2
never 90 anywhere but help around
fathers office. nave no friends.
What shall | dor Keep on working for
nothing or 90 to work for myself and
leave homer ! am not happy
CONSTANCE.
You are old enough to have more
freedom. You should be allowed to
have your boy and girl friends. per-
sonal correspondence, and should re-