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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
FREE DRUGGIST
IN GINGER CASE
Renton Man Escapes in d.
rooted Verdict

"rhe defendant may have violat>
ed the provisions of the law. but
there has been no evide e intro
duced supporting the charges In
this information" was the comment
Friday OF Federal Judge Neterer as
he ordered directed verdict "
favor OF Robert Walker, accused Of
illegal sale Of Jamaica ginger.
Walker, who is a Renton drug
gist. was alleged TO have sold four
ounces OF the poppy liquid to .
federal prohibition agent on Juno
81. The two bottles OF Jamaica
ginger were In court as evidence.
The Information charged that
Walker had made the sale know
ing that II was to be used for bev-
erage purposes" But the prohibi-
ton officer on the stand denied that
he had intended TO drink the gin
ger, II was purchased merely to
serve as evidence In court, he said
Technically, therefore, the infor-
nation charged against Walker was
incorrect. and the foreman of the
Jury signed a verdict of not guilty
at the command of Judge Neterer.
Walker was freed and his bail ex-
pnerated The jamaica ginger was
to be confiscated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Auro gErAIn snop

Half interest IN well established
auto repair shop doing a steady
business. More work than I
can handle alone. and need a
steady. dependable man who Is
handy with tools, ! am Al
mechanic. and willing to teach
reliable man auto repairing
IN every detail. Good shop.
You viii make better than
s1ls each month ~ you are d
willing worker. See Mr.. Sehg-
fielder. iii Seaboard bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

LONDON. Nov. 12.--By eliminating
chlmneys and using gas stoves, IL
was announced ut meeting of mu-
nicipal engineers, the cost per cot-
tage could be reduced by $500 for
bricks alone. The number Of bricks
saved would enable an extra cottage
to be built In every %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
FRI srock

ROLLER cANAniGS OVER 800
birds. Good selection AZ fan1
Jackson st. ar take Rainier. tNl-
lay car 10 Walden -. one hloel,
east see Htan ttfakvuN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
STOCKS AND BONDS
wlt1 nuY LrnnnrY noNps

Will BUT LIBERTY PONDS
WILL SELL
Pan Motor. 81 cloud. Mimi
10 King Airship Co.
80 Futrsli Car Coupler.
IT'S simplex Auto wheel
100 Van Dyke Fountain Brush
500 Hencon Coal.
1e0 Universal High Power.
zoe Kothrrt Process Steel
32s National MineA
soc ballard OIL.
$40 Western stneiting & Power.
1900 Forks Drilling
000 American Workers oil.
1 900 Alaska Petroleum a Coal.
2ieo Armour OH a Refining.
5000 Xxi OH 4 REFINING.
MAN WfNkLER
aii t'nion ST Elliott $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

NEW FISK NON SKID TIRE. 34x4;
cost $40; VIII sen for $40 swan
ton. Rainier D4BJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
FARM LANDS
ooop rAnMs cnEAp

GOOD FARMS CHEAP
2fg acres. $40 cleared. all level
brown aud black loan soft, nc
gravel. stone or Atumps. S-rootn
house. large barn, Rranhry, chick
en- houses, water syHtsfn. 1000 gal
ion tank. tractor. binder. rake
potato seeder aud dieeer. 10 head
81 stock and ais horscA Price
800 per acre. Including stock and
impiementsi terms.
100 acres. 90 acres black bottom soil
40 cleared. nYe-room house. barn
chicken houses. 0 acres in orchard,
short drive from Seattle. Price 1bt
per acre; terms.
80 acres. 80 bottom. so cleared: near
isshpuaht 7-roofn house. barn
chicksn houses. 200 bearing fruit
trees, stock and Implements
ii725O pet acre.
VIII consider a small home priced
night and some cash M first pay
AAsEH a SEXTON
1910 irt Ave. Elliott 53fs
/ CANADIAN PACIFIC ny. LAND !.
5000 900 acres Of fertile prairie land
ready FOR the pillow, at an average
price u SIS per acre. 2O-yesr
3
years Also thousands 81 acres
Of rich irrigated alfalfa land a,
$50 per acre. including water
rssht $4,000 loan for Improve
ments makes 4 easy for you "a
low rates 10 Alberta For maps,
literature and ratea apply 70 Ca
aos Pioneer nisg' Vain ssss'
NJ RKAGfT COUNTY
A big sale % the Clear Lake Lumber
50; iAndg Price reduced 70 one
acre: close 20 railroad and towns
This 10 proven land. adjoining this
Sig Lake Lumber Co. farm. 90
acre tracts. some with creek and
springs Al good land ana easy
let me send YOU 10 my local office
| AT Clear Lake.
| IL. q rETERR 7is Third Ave.
YOUR CHANCE TO OWN TIL
| finest s-acre tract in the valley.
20 minutes south ~ Seattle; splen-
light and water machinery. etc
| Room eli Central Bldg. Elliott
lFARMs-YoU CAN PICK YOUR
locality and farm to auit. The
hfsssf'e Afssss.s iiae~ 400 Arcade
FOR HEM. i6serea yash6n water
front farm. orchard. good build
inEr; tIsp per year. Box 7. Bur
ton, Wash.
ron SALE ifM ACRES IN.
proved water front property. Tit
TOP property. North 3la6.
80 TIMBER LANDS
4tsW -Fkfflffs ky:EIsyy TN5s I'M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
MAclllNrny

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BEAVER
Diamond =. gas or steam y, ~
Hicks Co, st2 iat ave 8, Main bpGo
y l. ~ II Htc MOTOR b Lib,
pumps, W Monteliun Price Co.
Rent or sale. Main 80 b2f LIST ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
ACREAGE.

sRAGiT
DAY
LkNDs
| 30 you WANT A SAL
AIRY or $4,000 TO
$4,000 PER MONTH.
AND M YOUR OWN
( moss. AND ONLY
| WORK HALF THE
TIME. YET DRAW PAY
ron EVERY MONTH";
POTATOES
Can you raise if acres ~ poia-
toes. and DO the wout your
seif. II sou Est The pay
above set forthg
YOU can az slagit BAY Now.
stop ana think. The potato
crop h. bainE harvested Ia
this district. and ~ yielding
from ~ Go 20 tons per acre
Take the lowest yield and
you have iSO tons from n
ib-nrfe tract
They are scllinx for 5000 per
ton right from the fl"ld
now. This means ~. 10000
for the crop from a i5-acre
tract
All you have invested In your
] crop r. the seed, the sacks
and twine Tor ae~ing same,
N you had bought your seed
potatoes last spring. when
they were selling for 5000 90
pet ton. your seed would
have cost you $4,000 per
acre. Your sacks now cost
$3.50 per acre. and the
Irvine - 20 per acre, making
the total cogt q SEED, sacks
or fs.u6S 90 expense on a
tract 81 10 acres.
Price received for IS acres
/ " potatoes. $500 90. iesA
t2ffs Do. leaves YOU o..
3la 1U for your work. or
tzas.15 per month. for the
~ months Of the year. and
you cannot poaaibly work
more Than . months Ia rails
Ing a crop Of potAtosrs the
balance ~ the time IL yours
TO do a. you please with
/ Compare this with working
Tor wages. You may say IL
costs you mnhry 10 live on
the farm and ciothe yourself
and family. 10 does. Hat II
i've IN the cay. ana you
must work every day.
we are selling is-acre tracts
FOR $500 90. on easy terms.
Good potato land. level. no
ntumps. no stones virgin
soil. land "a rich a. the wall
ley 81 tho Nile, the equal OF
the bulb lands 0f Holland or
1 FikndcTA
( Yours n you investigate at
once. Now In your oppor-
tunity. Come 10 our office.
OF write for particulars.
Join OFT excursions and see
the Land.
SPARKS e. DYE
1890 Second Ave.
0found Floor. open Evenings.
Phone Elliott sois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
IlntsEKElriNe ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOM


ONE or TWO. MODERN HOME.
hot water heat home privileges.
Rainier l3taM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

4 ~ ACQUAINTED WITH OUR
new oiap 81 securing ( nome on
sno,,fs- Last week one 81 the
rnrhSrs Of Queen Anne high
<hoaf, also n department head q
H. ii. 4. steel Co. just Transferred
y Seattle from the East. one ~
~ town and others In wholesale
nes and banking circles took pp
Xhls idea--gli had been paying 25te
AZ 10s< ~ their incomes Tor rent
}rh3nt Of. II. Come roft-~we have
~ nfflre on the ground, open
esery day and sunday. . a, p. Z,
f,irfdefsi and Yesier. 10 Ninth =.
- and Elmeroye ct. 20 minutes
.u Pioneer square, one fare.
5N cents. See Nt. Bartels.
uAvE a FEW SMALL HOUSES
-, rent Oh naie. Terms like rent
n YOU want % buy.
{ ~ q, PETEfiS. TIC Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12


SMALL MILL. IN SEATTLE. TURN
ing out lath. crates. ete.i doing
good business: owner wants TO In
crease business and will sell half
interest for $1,000. or viii borrow
this amount and pay 10 per cent
interest and portion OF profits;
owner thoroly reliable, bank ref
erences. viii invoice business to
purchaser; investor may take ac-
tive or silent Interest as desired I;
quite an unusual opportunity,
Meet the. principal In office OF
VIM r, Howe, 420 New York Blk.
Main 1898.
CORNER CASH GROCERY"
beautiful living rooms and bath.
newly papefed. nice district, close
70 school and University, Prize
$1,000. It's a bargain. 627 Sea-
board bldg
"BuTCHERSHOr SACRIFICED"
on account OF sickness owner viii
sell dandy new shop with modern
fixtures. doing $50 per day cash
rent $40; NO reasonable offer re-
fused Hubbard & Easton. 627
Scahoard bldg.
TIMBER. SAwMfLIsS, SINGLE
mills, anywhere. We can handle
service. T1iE PAcfFIc AGENCY,
Inc, 400 Arcade Bldg. ELLIOTT
REsTAuR4ANT SNAP
This IN In good location and doing
a steady business. VIII sell a
half or whole interest Full price
$1,000. See MIR. DAWklNS, i22
burke Bldg. End and Marion
MOVING PICTURE THEATRES
! have big and small theatres. NY
price is the lowest. and get you
the best Of terms. Soc Haubrook.
t2s Burke Blds.
FOR E--BLACkSMfTH y SHOP
at puiiKenesa doing $3.50 per
month business Write Mi Rich
ard Lundgreen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

ssS TNKEs nEAuTiFUL asa
quarter sawed oak eabiuet pheno.
graph. With records. brush and
needlea Thie " the last Of sir
Advertised week aKo.
Pacific pHONOGHAPH co.
Main GseI 7as pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
ACREAGE


ffkthrfr NfIu
0 ACRES CLOSE no agAT1T.E
This b. good level land. with sand y
loan soil. ideal FOR poultry, fruits.
garden and beffieHi located IN the
best small fruit and poultry AZ
trict Just west ~ Seattle, only il
miles from the business center ~
city The land adjoining 10 now
improved. one neiEhbor average
over 10 eases ~ Gigs per week
another has splendid small fruit
farm. You are handy 20 Seattle.
Tacoma and lifemertOn market ~
auto nsHfiy any hour of the day
This 10 The best land near Seattle.
Why pay fnafef Let ~ show you.
Terms $50 caeh and go per month.
CLIFFOItD LAND 60,
CT Third Ave Elliott %
80 ACRES FOR SALE
Located on county road. south II
Port Orchard Part bottom, and
some improvements. close ~
fiofHehhoe Lake. Price 1900. $500
down. ana balance on easy terms
p-la2, star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
ACKEAGE WANIED

WANTED TO LEAsts-f0 ACRES
nf land north ~ seattle. and buy
ntock %. 81 seallle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12

Hon PAVED STREET. NENf
10 grocery: good aiHcd storetoom.
owner, ISL Central Bldg Elliott
bu6f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
% ron sAIE-MsscEii.ANEous

WHY TAKE 4 CHANCE
with a dangerous surgical oper-
alton when W.T. ~ y EFT
TREAT MEN 4 : are saving
hundreds from the pain md
expense ~ cfeara HE the
Hood stream. increasing the
circulation. stimulating every
organ Of the BODY. and re-
storing you 10 HEALTHf The
wonderful results we are OBJ
tanning tight here AZ HOME
II our best AfEument. fst u
xixlt today and flE CON.
WINGED Bring this ad and
enjoy one free treatment zts
Central building. Sursea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
rnn sAI.E--ltInNtTrRr
rnuInRY

FoR Ski.is-se tMFoRfED JApAN.
env sIik chicksne, VIII sell fot
cash 81 trade Tor Efhphophane.
CAN after r m, saoa seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
Is ron sAIr-REAL ESTATE
Iiitar INV IN TnMN"

iiissr hGY IN ROW."
fs,asoi $500 cash. balance $50 per
month PRINCIPAL and interest
ltntrRhce hall, living room and
ter sawed oak floors. ali good
hisrd rooms llxtnR room 1879.
with fine fireplace. walla pnpefed
In the latest lhihs IN cspenniYo
wai paper cabinet kiteh with
all huiltsih features break fast
nook Kitchen walls finished IN
HnnitHh. which r. washable, large
bathroom with mhEniHtone floor
ana wallis, huiltein tuh with chow y
~ attaehmeniHi uuT WAITER
HEAT. fine basement with FUR
nhcs room neparatvs laundry trays.
electric floor mug on main floor
on paved street and car line. J
blocks from Lincoln high school
blocks from Woodland park.
iNTEnI.AKEa DISTRICT
DUTCH COLONIAL BUNGALOW
81. 500. 81. $50 cash. halahec $50 per
month, principal and Interest
Entrance hall aud coat fooms large
liNinE room ard tifeplacnl French
doors into dining rooin which has
beautiful bpilt-ln huffel oak
bedrooms With iafse closets, with
WinduNat cove ceilings, linen
cieactss laundry chute fine ce-
meht hsHement with heating
plant haif-hiuck Go car line. and
fine view.
QUEEN ANNE SOUTH SLOPE
~ saoi $500 each. balance $50 per
month. principal and Interest.
Entrance hail. with coat closet
with hevtled French plate mkt-
rofod door large il,ing room.
french doors iutU dining room
huiit.tn buffrt; oak fleorri fine
firepiacHt cabinet kitchen With
hreak fast nook. maEnistone sink
bath with maknistone floor. linen
closet large bedtopms with
lnrEs closets with windows. CO.
fnont basement with heating plant
on corner. on car lintt blocks
froiu school. 4 minutos from down
town. Price has been cut $500.
W y PETERS
ap1-sof ssabuard iildg.
Main $3.50 OF kenwpod 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
nA,oArEs N NEW BUNGALOWS

BARGAINS ~ NEW BUNGALOWS
81. 000--New f-foom hungaiow on lot
spNispi close 10 car ana school, 30
uilnufeR out IN the beautiful
Highland Park district. massive
porch ACROSS entire front. large
Twins room with Fireplace. and
oihrr attractive features. $500
eRsA
49, ESQ 49, New t-room bungalow,
combination living ard aiming
rcoms : bedrooms. cabinet Kitchen
easy terms
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
Elliott soss Elliott s0e7
nuf SOW
81. 300 Here IL new bungalow.
thrra blocks from car. with CONE
b'natien living and dining room. (.
clothes closet OF each bedroom.
plenty OF eupboaFds. breakfast
nook In hiscHsns cement hass-
raent. laundry tfhysg corner lot
Essry,hins y ed, ,paS,ng 1850
s ss,e :" opi .f So ,,5mr MAKE \
oEO A spEScER a co
ssh Ferdinand IL tcolhmbiR ctty)
~ u. MA,sh. art, hAinler ~
si.soe EQUITY ~ a PINE a-AcRE
ranch. good 6-Eoom houBe. gafaT~
and outhuiidiua. fine Eardsn soil .
all fenced; Eoed crop kpsa with
bungalow or cottage In SEATTLE up
o. 1850 aud Assume. This is q
fine property and good income can
be taken of ia berries and gar
foRsYTnE & kinney. INC.
Elliott fsss tts-it seahoard
AN OLD fit,y Way GOOD
CftuRrH nfft.DiNIj
Suitable Tor church and school pur-
poses. o. for shop. factory. iaun-
dry or similar use. with small cot
TAGS In reaf. on level lot sosi2o. at
s0s Second ave. n
Cioas-in. convenient location for
many lines u basinessi haa never
been offered before for less than
ts.o0e. Fgr quick safe
st,svo. TERMS
wM. y. HOWE. tsb New York nix.
MODERN BUNGALOW
rooms. hardwood floors. unlvsr-
atty district. almost like new,
nov vacant. loco cash. balance
tta month EiiEey. with D. ~
Jordan 4 Co. American hank
Bids.
i-KooN BUNGALOW. fIs60
tts0 each. f1s pet month Address
sGte tnd Ave. n W Take Fhin-
ney Ave. car TO bTth. 90 four
blocks west House has good
view. fireplace. double floor. cnbt.
net Kitchen. nice bath. brand new
building never corrupted Phone
owner at kenwood 1897 or Main
7sEk
s ROOMS. TRAc-r s6SiS6. WITHIN
100 feet q car line. beautiful
view on Sound. water. electric
tights ard phone Ia house Price
$1,000. $500 cash and balance TO
suit purchaser.
". COOPER WILLIS
WIFI a. cehHn
70s Marion Street
sfx-RooM pf.AsTERED HOUSE.
butt yeats. ntodarni fun cement
this week. sslso: $3.50 cash. ball
ance $50 per month.
r. NJ JORDAN a co.
~ HANK ftttfiAtnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
TIMBER LANDS

TIE FkcfFfc NGENCY. INC. 100
Arcade bldg Elliott asa. Lists
and cells timber lands anywhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-12
8 FEMALE HEi.r WANTED
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

q fiddle AGEn WIDOW. U<fNcrM-
percd wishes position ~ house
4 keeper for gentleman. not more
than one child. s-iSs star
fot.ORED Girl. WANTS CHAMBER
work IN hotel Phone East ISSd.
~oouf IL
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-02
Destruction viii Begin.

DIR. l. NJ. Minton-onc of the chiefs
of the great tribe of Mintons--came
down from his Fortescue home, Mon
day, on IA peculiar mission. Mrs. Min
ton, who Is the best provider, has now
on tap several hundred young chickens
which are just about the frying period,
DR.. Ike had some mishap 10 his teeth
a short time ago, and is therefore not
ready for the chicken slaughter. lie
came down here and enlisted the as
sistance of the best and highest priced
dentist in the city, and gave him "rusl
orders" on the teeth, in order that the
slaughter of the innocents tchickens
Of eourse) could soon begin.
incidentally DR.. Ike stated that one
of the greatest and heaviest hay, corr
ana wheat crops was now coming on
that has been known for years in his
section. He also intimated, very shyly
that he had somewhat of a crop OF
red cored watermelons on the way
ST, Joseph Observer, June 20, 1920,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-02

Mrs. Daniel Casey, of Johnson
Nebraska, visited in Oregon, for few
days, last week, the guest of her
nephew, County Clerk Daniel B. HUNK,
el, wife and children. She also visited
with her mother, Grandma holland, Of
the Walnut Grove school district, who
celebrated her saith birthday, one day
last week, the occasion being a biz
dinner, and large number Of rela
tives present.
Miss Bonnie Brodbeck was an ovel
Sunday visitor with the James Lasall,
family, Of Maitland.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-02

Mrs. NJ. A. BORN, of Lincoln, Neb.,
was a weekend guest of Miss Blanche
Hodgin and Miss Esther Kelly.
Misses Sylvia Nelson and Elva
Fogle, of Geneva, Neb., are here visit
ing Blanche Hodgin and Esther Kelly.
James Colhour and son, Vern,
left last Saturday Tor Savannah and
Whitesville, Andrew county, at
Whitesville he will visit his son, Ed
and family, who conducts blacksmith
shop there. We are sorry to learn
that Ed is sick. At Savannah, he will
visit his daughter, Miss Ruth, who Is
working at . santarium, and study
ing TO become nurse. His son, Verr
will also work at the sanatarium.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-02

Mrs. Francs Pallion, of st. Louis,
after a visit of several days with her
cousins, Mrs. Frank Foster and Mrs.
A. w. King, has returned home.
Mrs. James Ramsey and little girl
left last week for visit with relatives
in Holyoke, Colorado. Jim says, she
would not tell him how long she in
tended to stay.
Louis Kreek during his vacation
period from the Northwestern Uni
yersity, Evanston, Illinois, will worl
for he Western Electrical Co, 0!
Kansas City, Mo.
--Celebrate in Oregon, July 9TH.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-07-02
Social Circle Entertained.

On Tuesday afternoon of last week
the fifth division of the Social Circle
of the Presbyterian church entertain
ed the members and friends of the
Circle at the handsome home of Mrs
Harvey Evans. An original contest
some splendid musical numbers and
readings made the afternoon pass very
quickly and pleasantly. Delicious re-
freshments were served to more thar
fifty guests. At short business SEES
sion, a motion was made and carried
asking the president, Mrs. r. G. Ruley
to appoint a committee to look after
new corners. X. X.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-03
AUN 7 ~JUL-!AS
LETT Err, BOX.


In the last letters opened found personal letter from one
asking
styles 1.-The pus
the sides of which
changing the ovable
things earth to something repusive Can't Aunt
Julia, talk to them about the look dress"
You know n
everybody else think Nothing girl
than modesty cheeruness and
PLEASE just because probably
deformng
for style beauty. Of
PLEASE,
thin nothing
please believe girls will like
of
and dress with DECENCY. Now
pleasant
Be please, but be PLEASANT
don't believe
lecture.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-03
MARY MEPEDITH'S ADVICE
TO LONELY GIRLS AT HOME

I am coming to you for advice. 1
am going with a nice young man,
AGED twenty, and I love him dearly.
He lives about eight miles from me.
How often should he come to see me,
and should he stay till after night?
L have been going with another boy,
aged seventeen, but my parents.
don't want me to so with him. He
has tried to come back several times
since I kicked him. Would you let
him come back and which one would
you advise me to go with the older
takes me to church how late should
1 stay and should L come back when
the rest does? Would it be any harm
to kiss a boy if he loves you and you
love him? When L go to play should
play with the old widows or just the
young men? Do you think girl
aged fourteen is old enough to go
with the boys for pastime? Would
you let your hair hang down your
back or fix it up?
Thanking you for your. advice;
week is often enough for you to
have company. You are too
young to spend any more time
with or il, the society of men.
your mind besides boys. Your
parents are the best judges as \
to how long the young man
should remain in your home
when calling: And if they OBJ
ject to the boy seventeen, evil
IDENTIFY they have a very good
reason, and you would do we'll
to listen to them. It is proper
for you to return from church
with the others. Kissing is harm
full because if INDUCED often it
will destroy a girls self-respect
ie l-ioht fn LET h0vS
take liberties with you. 1 do not
quite understand what you mean
by playing with old widowers,
but if there is frolic going on
and games are played you should
remain in company with the 9TH
ers and not leave them and go
off with boy or man to your
selves. That is not polite, and
it is better for you to remain
with young people. Fourteen is
very young, and l really do not
approve of a girl that young go
ing with young men. She isn't
old enough to have any sense or
judgment. and is silly enough to
believe everything a man tells
her.
I am lonely girl of sixteen COM
ing to you for advice. 1 went to
a hospital for an operation and there
was a young doctor there that all
care for me and L am sure I love
him better than he does me, but he
writes to me some times 1 don't
guess I will ever see him any more.
How can 1 get him to care for me as
will never be happy without him
rs 1 love him better than any man
ever saw. How long should 1 wear
my dresses? Do I write a good hand
to see but out of one eye. I have
black hair, brown eyes, fair COM
plexion, five feet tall, weigh ITO
pounds. Do I weigh enough for my
height?
Thank you,
ANNIE M.
do not know what to tell you
to do to make this doctor you
are in love with care for you.
If he does not of his own ac-
cord there is nothing to be
done. 1t never was intended for
us all to think alike. And you
will have to work out your prob
lem the best way you can with
out my help. Faith is a great
thing perhaps if you believe he
will, and try to make yourself
attractive in his sight Gf you
ever see him AGAIN.. He may
learn to love you, who knows?
Your hand writing is very good.
You weigh about enough for
your height.