The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-07-23
PRETTY GIRLS. THEIR FUTURE,


Pretty girls arc delightful to-
look at and very nice TO know. but
there are great many people In this
practical wOrkaday world OF ours who
have very tender spots In their hearts.
for the plain girls. While they may.
and probably do. adore prettincas, they
long ago learned that there are many
pretty girls who base all Of their ideas,
Of present success and future hopes on
their good looks. and overlook the fact
that there are much more substantial
things In the world than beauty. even
though the world puts very high
value upon that most desirable cons
modify. II Ia a MISFORTUNE 10 be pretty
II one depends solely upon that fact
for ones currency In society and ones
material prosperity.
Tho parents Of beautiful children
nre often enyled by their associates
who have no children or only those
who are ordinary looking and not spo-
clally attractive. hut such parents
very often make the most complete
ehipwrcck OF their chlldrena lives by
their inIudiclous management and tho
very evident pride they take In the
appearance OF the little ones. They
must not study too much, M that
would make them duh and spiritloss.
They must not wear old or unbeoom-
Ing clothes. as that would dctract from
their loyelincss and mortlfy their
pride. One woman, tho mother OF 4
very beautiful daughter. made the lives
of hor frlendA miserable Wy constant
sxhibitiony OF her chiid'a ,attrae,ivet
moss. She was always on the alert for
some opportunity TO draw oomparI-
sons between her daughter and other
children, aud over. OF course, to the
credit and advantage Of hor own.
.n fH I-- HNI rHil.f.rlII
II is one OF the greatest OF blessA
ings to be beautiful II one has iudicloua
parents and friends and IL carefully
trained ana taught the true value OF
beauty and tho advantages TO be
gained by It's possession II II Ia sup-
plemented and aided by good sense ana
good breeding. Everything that adda
10 beauty and tends toward It's per-
manency has n high value In all OF thu
relations OF life. Whether II be q
house. a horse, work OF art or q
child, beauty addA IN every way 20 ita
consequence. Physical symmotry and
perfection are rarely found coupled
with dxduiSito mental balance and q
good stock OF sterling common sense.
hut once In while this admirable
combination Il discovered. aud truly
It's price IN above rublea. II parents
could comprehend the Importance OF
bringing up these Jewels OF untold
value in the right way, what treasures
they might beatow upon an appreeia,
tive world .....u
The diamond must be cut and pol,
ished by hard work ana the seyorest
treatment before It comes To It's fun
commercial rating, and the finest gold
must be- tried In The FIRE. but those
spiritual gems are allowed 10 come up
and develop as they viii. with no spe-
cial shaping or forming save that
which the vanity and weak affection OF
too partial friends give them. Ana
this il often given IN a feeble, half-
hearted way. and. to a great extent.
because public opinion demands II. In
many cases this weakness and folly ara
80 pronounced that the parents seem
TO think that everything in tho way or
ignorance. M temper ana bad mannora
must BIO allowed for II their darling liz
the culprlt How much better II would
be to be bright. lovely In spirit and In
telllgent In mind as well as beautiful
In face and hgurol