Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-10-03

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eNeiids wo",d help the lashes. (2) Olive
oil Is really the best of all skin foods.
Massage the face With it every night,
then wipe off With a clean cloth. ca
You can rub them with witchhazel. II
You will battle them every night in
tepid water strong with salt you will
find your feet will not grow 30 tired
and change shoes two or three times
a day.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-O) III a boy
seems to think 81 great dea of a girl
when he is with her, but at Il dance
YOU think of him? (2) 1 ann rs years
old and went with a boy friend q
Year and liked him better than any
other boy OF my acquaintance. but
my folks objected with no reason ]
know of. l gave him w. He has
again. He is going away for a time
and wants me to write to him. l am
keeping company with another young
man. What am l to do? (D Is It
right for a young man to put his arm
around a girl the first time he is with
her? N IL a young man asks a girl
to write a letter to him, would 1t he
all right for her to do SOP?
G. L.. M.
n) Maybe he is bashful in com
objected to him. Perhaps 1t was be-
u YOU were both too young at the
time. DO what you think is square.
Yon can't go with both. (O No: o
n time unless they are engaged
az IT he is "A gentleman and the cor
Il rc2nnn6nnOa ia vNoarn1v frjnn1tV "a
no harm in replying to his letters.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-u) How
should a girl of IL entertain her beau
of 10? (2) What object have boys in
kissing a girl when they go over a
SoMEBoDY's DARLING.
music. G) I'm sure i don't know.
my dear. unless he just likes TO kiss
the girl.
Dear Mrs. 'T~hompson--Is it proper
for a young lady OF II to let a boy
of IL kiss her good night?
DARK LOCKS.
Not unless you're engaged to be
married to IA other.
Dear Mrs. Tllonpson-QD How can
1 wash white silk gloves so they Won't
shrink? co When Il gentleman calls
on Il girl should she take his coat and
hat or let him AXE care of them him
self? r. S..
"a Silk does really shrink,
though the gloves appear to shrivel
up. Wash them in a soapsuds OF
tepid water and a good white soap;
we'll. Put just a hint of bluing IN
last rinse water. (2) II a hall rack
is conspicuously near let him take
care of them himself. Otherwise take
them and put them where they ought
to be.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Q) / have "a
blue silk muslin dress my auntie sent
me. How should 1 have it made for
my first party dress? 90 How must
tell a nice boy when | first meet him?
WILLIE NAE.
Q) A pretty style for II young girl
is the surplice waist falling low over
the shoulders and a Slightly full skirt
reaching two or three inches above her
ankle. II you wish to be quite stylish
you might have a pannier drapery on
the skirt. Have the sleeves short.
Edge the surplice and drapery with
narrow white lace or. IL you have time,
cmbroider the edges or sew on n little
pattern OF beads. 60 Wear your hair
very simply waved over the ears and
coiled at the back. Tie around your
head a wide soft blue ribbon with a
large bow o n top or at any angle that
is most becoming. (3) BY the way he
considers your comfort and feelings.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Why is il
that there arc so many nice gentlemen
and ladies each longing to meet "a con-
genial friend of the opposite sex. but
who have no opportunity OF meeting
and becoming acquainted, and In con-
sequence remain lonely until some of
them become bitter, others doubtful?
PUZZLED.
I wish I knew the answer. 1t often
seems that the incest people. who
wives. are unable to meet desirable
members of the opposite Sex. Our 80
ciety is to blame. Men flock together
In their interests and women flock
apart in their own affairs and there
seems To. be no intermediate meeting
ground.
Dear Mrs Thompson am Il girl 10
years old. l sometimes go with young
men but not very often. ! would like
to go with them more. but they do not
seem to care for my company. When
they bring me home from church and
entertainments l always ask them in
but they v come in and they never
ask to call on mi again. What can l
do to have then go with me and ask
to call on me--Perplexed.
My dear girl. have you asked your
self II there is any fault In you? Are
you entertaining and interesting? Are
you informed on topics that interest
your boy friends, so o can
with them and listen i~ntelligently?
Are you sweet and neat and good-hu-
mored? Or are o silly and gushy,
n do YOU insist too much npon their