Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-11-07

of II is not as wise as her mother.
and mother undoubtedly sees some
thing of considerable disadvantage In
this young man or she would not OPP
guided by your mother until you know
a little more about the world and the
ki.d of men that live in it.
Dear Mrs. THOMPSON am Il girl of
IL. / have been visiting Il certain the
alter for quite a while and have taken
a liking to one of the ushers. We
have spoken to each other many times.
though we have not had Il prope in
PRODUCTION. When by chance we meet
on the street he always recognizes me.
! do not know his name and he does
not know mine.
l am giving a party n would like
to invite him. l know the owner OF the
theater. Do you think it would be
proper for me to get the usher's nalne
and address from the owner and send
him ar "invite?' l would like t get
better acquainted With him.
HoPEFUL.
Ask the theater manage what he
knows of this young man. IL the re-
| port is good, tell him you would like
to meet the usher. Then send the in
vttation to the young man. You can
not invite him otherwise without los
ing his respect.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-I am a girl
of 10. | met a young man whom I liked
very much. He was always asking me
to go places with him and telling mo
how much he cared for me. ! met an
other fellow and took a fancy to him
and with him. which made my
good friend angry. go he left. Then I
knew l loved him more than anyone
else. Now he has come back and
seems awfully cold to me. He speaks
but does not ask me to go with him,
yet he doesn't go With anyone else.
Does he still love me? Will he com
pack. or is it my place TO let him know
L want him to?
BROkEN-HEARTED.
o u mad a perfect right to go with
oeher Young men If YOU We're not en-
gagged to the first man. He had no
right to object or become angry. If he
really loves You he will find q way to
regain Nour friendship. Don't be too
easy. And don't give up every man
1rsena for one man unless you are en-
gagged to be married to him.
Dear Mrs. rhompson-G My teeth
are Yer. dark. How can l make them
white? CD What is good for short,
hin eyelashes? go Is oatmeal good
for the complexion? If SO. how should
it be used? CA How can / reduce the
pores in my skin? CD is yellow vase
line good for the eyebrows?
DOROTHY.
ID Rinse the mouth with peroxide
about three times d week. A little
powdered charcoal. used in place OF
toothpowder, is also good, about twice
a week.
I} Naseline. (3) Yes. Make a
small bag of cheesecloth. fill loosely
With oatmeal. and use as a washcloth.
Wash bag and fill it With fresh Dat
meal each day. az Pat the skin with
toilet water. or diluted alcohol, two or
three times Il day. 90 Yes.
Dear Mrs. T~hompson-1 have a little
dos cf no value which i want to get
rid of. shall l chlorofornl him or drop
him some place in the country?
Unless you know he will get a good
hclle it is more merciful to chloroform
him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Q) What Is
the most fashionable way for a girl
of l6 to make her hair? ca Is 1t
proper for q girl to carry on corre-
formerly kept company. but whom she
hasn't seen since school began? They
are still good friends, Who should
write first? go Does it harm a girls
reputation to carry on postcard corre-
spondence with several boy friends?
- 9iSIiN 6IIlS VI 10 kO lllO COIne
pany with respectable boy friends pro-
viding they have the consent of their
parents? CD How can a girl become
popular? t6) wants to know what
would be the most becoming color for
a party dress and how should she have
1t made? 60 B. is four feet five inches
and weighs III pounds. Is she too
slender? (S) How far advanced in
school should a girl of 16 be and how
can She make her studies interesting?
Country Maidens.
Q) Embarrassing now is very SIM
pie. Wave it back loosely from h
face and gather in a soft coil at the
back of the head at the most becom-
ing angle. Ornaments and ribbons are
allowed now only in the evening. ca
Why not, II it is a friendly correspond
ence and not mushy? He should write
first. go 1t is not particularly harm
full, though it's apt to make the boys
think the girl a little cheap. az II
the parents consent it is all right. (5)
BY being good natured and ~considerate
of others. CO.. Blue Of a shade to match
her eyes. would be pretty. Cover his
with a draped tunic Of white chiffon,
embroidered in pink and finished with
a fringe for her age. 90 No. (8) She
should be in high school,, first or Sec
ond year. ]" should not think of any
thing else hen she is studying. His
tory lessons. grammar and such don
jibe with thoughts OF boys and par
ties.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: When I came
home l found my roommate sitting
on the dark stairs with a girl. He
said 1t was proper. Is it? (2) He
goes to school IN the forenoon. sleeps
in the afternoon and goes to see a girl
every night. Wouldn't it be better to