The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-27

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He's back now and has asked me
TO 60 stesdy with him once more
have accepted and at the same
time ] have also found that my
sister likes him. II I didn't think
she would get over IL in little
while, since che is still young. I
would give him up to her for the
sake OF her happiness.
BY asking her and other girls.
I have found that he has told all
nf them the same things he told
me. II hurts 10 know that the
she who IA supposed to be going
With me il telling other girls these
,sme things. even II he hasn't
asked the others to 60 steady
with him.
asked him TO be honest with
me and tell me the truth about
the matter and he contends that
what others are saying is not true.
want to believe him because I
really care more for him than for
anyone else.
Shall ! put my trust in him and
disregard what I have heard or
should I tell him I'm through:
Our families are the best of
friends. Ny father, who is very
particular about my friends. likes
him better than any Of the others.
A. Z. NJ
Dear A. Z. M: Until you know
beyond . shadow Of . doubt
whether or not your friend IL
true TO you. II will be difficult
for you to make . decision.
Sometimes girls who are jealous
are liable to pass around little
untruths and until you have
proof that your friend Ia really
guilty l would not bank too
much on what you have heard.
However, II you do find that he
Is insincere, let him 20. You will
be wasting your time on him,
and he won't he worth II.
But II you love him and you
come To believe In him once
more, don't let anything-nct
even your sister-come between
you. You have just n much
right "a happiness As she has,
you know. And happiness 10
worth fighting for. Things that
are really worth while In this
life don't coTe easily.
Now that you are going with
this young man again, refrain
from ever bringing up his recent
unpleasant experience. 1t IL eN-
dent he was ashamed of the AZ
fair and he was man enough to
tell you so. That takes real
courage.
Why not let bygones Be by
cones and give him one more
chance:
Dear Miss Grey: would like TO
know If there is some form Of ex-
ercise I could take for charging
the bust. l am rather small
busted and am self-conscious be-
cause of it. I hope you can help
me. ANXIOUS.
Dear Anxious: Rowing 10 the
he~t form Of exercise Won can
take. II you are fortunate
enough To live on the water. IT
ought 10 be easy. II not, you
might purchase an inexpensive
rowing machine. II this, too, 10
impossible, do these exercises
which are patterned after the
hack and breast strokes In SWIM
ming. Swinging widely, circle
the arms up In front, around In
back and down.
Next, holding the arms out in
front and keeping them at the
same level. during the exercise,
swing them backward.
Swimming Will take away all
hollows; rowing, besides adding
tn your bust measurement, tends
to flatten the stomach.
Dear Mi. Grey: I have been
looking for a mse cat and would
be very happy to make a HON. for
one. May ] hear from you If you
hear Of q party that is looking for
q good home for q male kitten.
MRS. l.. y.
Dear Mn. l.. T.; II hear Of
sueh . party ! will gladly give
them your name and address.
Dear Miss Grey: am TO be mar
RED soon At home wedding. The
ceremony il 10 be followed by q
reception in the evening. VIII you
please give me q little advice on
what TO serve. The wedding cere-
mony Ia 10 be simple. quiet affair.
I will appreciate any suggestions
you may be able to give me.
BRIDE-TO-BE.
Dear Bride-to-Be: You should
!. sarys the same Kind Of refresh-
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