The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-15

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with. she's good enough 20 meet his
mother. II she's not. then curt her
out altogether and find one who H.
There are lots Of them, and not lob
scsscd with a View 10 matrlmony."
either.
Many OF your sentiments are de
cidcdly my own. AL" but you must
be- fair 20 tho sensible girls and not
count them In with the ''giggiers."
whose vocabulary II limited TO 100
words or less over THERE"
Dear Cynthia Grey: Being
steady reader Of the star and having
found special interests In your col.
umns. | would like TO say few
words in answer TO Scarchingly Al
I'm afraid that Al don't look for
tho good. In n Girl he secs on Second
ave. | having been a steamboat man
on the Pacific and the Atlantic
coasts. I'D like 20 tell Al that Sc.
attic has the best taste for dress
compared with other cities. and as
far as stepping them out goes.
guess I've done my share OF that. too.
You say that IL Kills "A tcn-Hpot or
even fifteen. 10 take n girl out 10 a
respectable place for dinner and
then go TO a show or some other
place OF amusement Wei. III tell
you right now that I've never spent
over s. for any night OF enjoyment
,of which there have been many since
I've been stepping out. ana dare say
that ! have AZ good time ms anybody.
You nay that you have been turned
down on invitations TO take lady
friends to the Coliseum. Liberty. etc.
and the poor lamb is fleeced 10 "A
highpriced show 80 az TO keep the
favor OF his lady love. and that on
Saturday nights you must take her
To a dance when you want 10 take
her for n stroll or stay at home. and
that you take her 10 a dance and
openly admit that you want her all
TO yourself and not have any OF her
friends come up and speak 10 her.
and rco her laughing at you over
the other fellows shoulder. Why. /
could assure you that II you took
particular notice OF that laugh that
YOU would find IL merely smile Of
love for you As for the extruva.
CANT ADJUSTMENTS and dinners men
toned above that you and your
friends have undergone. may be it's
because you haven't told them that
you're not made of money. and that
you are trying 90 save n bit to &c,
start IN a future double life. and
II hA -.
would be willing to stay Mt home a
few nights a week instead OF n few
nights a year. But according TO
your statements In these columns
YOU are getting quite a saiary--you
can gp out n couple OF nights spend
ing $40 or SIS each night and have
only sauashed about half OF your
salary for the week. II l were get.
Ting that much money a week I'D
sure have quite a bank account
,savings for that little homcl
Now. Al. want 10 ask II you have
ever really suggested TO stay ut home
and sing or invite few friends over
for the evening. or are you the sort
that has a bark that's worse than
your bite. who'll say theso things
but In your own heart sou think OF
the old saying that 'Two's company
and thrce's "a crowd or OF that 500
week you are earning. that you'd
Ike to saver
Now. Mr.. Scarchingly Al. II In my
belief that II there were a few more
OF US who would make II n point not
to spend over s. for a good time and
few less who arc pessimis,s and
can only find the bad In a girl and
don't know the meaning OF the word
love. VIC could surely find the mate
that God put on this earth for us
to love and cherish and live with.
FoUSDEDLY A. ID. l.
Ny Dear Miss Grey: In answer
to our friend who signs himself
al.
So you are back on the job- !
rather admire your stubbornncss. I
have read all your interesting COS.
sips and think your stories are a
wcc bit one.sided and stretched.
You know. Al. I'm Just awful curl.
Gus TO see you and would like to be. |
como acquainted with you. At last
We have found that perfection wears
trousers" but I'm from Missouri. The
trouble with you is you've sowed
your wild oats and are now ready
TO settle down to quiet. trusting
girl who will overlook your past life.
etc. The girls you refer 20 as dis
regarding your pocketbook must be
some that ] have yet TO meet I