The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30

ever gone with anyone eiee. MS poy
was too tImld to 90 with girls before !
are crazy about him. ! love This boy
very dearly. He got angry with me fer
a certain cause, but agreed to forgive
and now he brings II up. He 10 plan
ming 90 90 to see another Girl In anoth-
err town. What should be my altitude
toward him and this other glri?
bIMPLES.
Show this boy that you are willing
/, for him to go to see the other girl. lie
will go anyway, If he wants to, and you
had Just as we'll be big about II. III
you would bind this boy to you, first
make him free. Should he fall in love
with another girl and not return TO
you, by showing yourself nagnanlmOus
he will always have high. regard for
the girl who was his first friend.
know this is small comfort today, but
really it is the only course for you 10
pursue He may soon grow tired of the
other girl, and it will be comforting to
you to know that you have done nothing
unbecoming.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--t am q girl 10
years OF age and am thinking OF GET
ting married Christmas. VIII blue
trIcotlne suit be appropriate for the oc.
casion7 am S feet Inches tall and
weigh 1862. What Is the correct weight
for me? had Influenza and new my
ndlF 10 COHiIUH Outs " 70 a wy WIZ
brown. Please give me a recipe to stop
II falling out and to make Il glossy:
How Is my writing, spelling and
punctuation for a business girl?
Yes. You should weigh 1876. Use the
following formula to restore your hair:
Tincture of Cantharides, one ounce;
spirits of ammonia aromat, one ounce;
glycerin. one dram, and spirits myrica:
q, S. six ounces. Apply, with balls Of
fingers three times week and massage
the scalp every night. Have stiff
brush and give the hair 200 strokes
each night before retiring. Allow the
hair to hang free when sleeping. Your
writing spelling and punctuation are
very good.
Betty has asked that her letter not
be printed, but has given no. address.
can not. of course. advise you in this
affair unless you send me stamped,
self addressed envelope.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--N am very
baShfuf boy, 20 years DID,. ana am IN
love with Q plrI whom have known
only q year. Please Give me some Idea
how 70 propose TO her; %ant hes to
mao" Go to see her and tell her, s o. o. sry 10
how much you love her and ask per.
mission to visit her with serious inten-
tons during the coming year.
Dear Mrs. Thor1psor--I am q BOY 10
years old and have Just come here from
Texas. a girl LETT behind me writes
and entreats me 60 return to her. and
must say that she rs the only girl
ever really cared for. Should { return
to her? | have a nice Job here IN Mem.
s s.nS to WH Ss,1 " be all right 70 t0' NJ n: 20
] can not advise you 20 send for this
girl as l do not know whether your
salary will stand che strain OF two dur
ing these tTying financial times You
are rather young to marry but " you
are making enough to support wife
suppose you ask this girl to wait until
Christmas. when you can go for her and
be married at her home. Your letter
indicates that you are lonely AND as
there are worse things than marrying
at Is years of age, l hope you can ar
range to get this girl.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-PlO0se tell me
what will remove the shiny look from
a blue tricotine suit. L. r. B.
This is one drawback to this mate
rial know OF nothing that will re-
move the shiny look but steaming will
greatly lessen the shine Sponge first
with gasoline. hang In air to dry and
then steam with very wet cloth laid on
goods and pressing with hot iron.