The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-08

although he sent his phone number 20
me by a friend of mine?
BLUEBELL.
Dbl am afraid he is tired of you,
my dear. If that's sc, you don't want
him back, do you? (2l-Never allow
boys to visit you when you are alone.
Invite some older woman to be with
you, if you want the boys to come.
(3)You should have a chaperone.
DIFF the dress is cut modestly-
yes. (5l-They think the girl IS
easy" (6)-Yes, indedd. If there IS
any calling to be done, let him do it.
He should first be properly introduced
to you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: My cheeks,
neck and shoulders are so thin. What
can 1 do to improve myself so can
wear low necked dresses? / haven't
much bust development. Can I do
anything to develop the bust?
SKINNY.
Massa ging with cocoa butter or any
good skin food, is said to be good.
think it helps. But what will help
more than anything is to eat plenty
os good nourishing food. drink milk
and cocoa and at least three pints OF
pure water each day, and learn to
breathe deep, with plenty of outdoor
exercise.
Sing about your work and don't
worry. if you want TO stop being
skinny.
Dear Mrs. thompson: A boy
friend Of mine, aged 81. has fallen in
love with girl of II. They kept COM
pany about three months. She seemed
devoted to hirn-more SO than he TO
her. Through a misunderstanding
they quit each other. He went with
another girl once, then did not go
with anyone.
Then the first girl tried to make up
but he would not. Then he wanted
to make up and she would not. He
claims he did not love her until they
quit. She had been leading him on
all the time until then. She Is going
with another boy now but does not
seem to care much Sr him. l told
my friend to let her alone, but he
| says he will not What would you adj
| wise him?
SOMEWHAT PERPLExED.
| Better not advise him at all. The
girls feelings have probably been very
much hurt, and possibly the young
man is only getting what he deserves.
| It's up to him to make all the ad-
vances now.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am engaged
| to a young man, but my mother OBJ
| jects to my going out with him be-
cause he wants to kiss me. Is it wrong
to kiss when you are engaged?
BLANCHE.
If you don't kiss when you're en-
| gagged, you won't know whether you
! like kissing that particular man, or
not. If you find out after marriage
| that you don't like it, it's too late to
| make a change. So kiss away, my
| dear-but don't do too much Of it.
Save some for the future.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: About two
| years ago 1 met young man. He is
very nice looking. but drinks a great
| deal l see him often and every time
he asks me for date. 1 refuse every
| time, but he doesn't seem to get mad.
| Mother objects to MIN, as he drinks so
much. He doesn't want any other
| boys to go with me. He says he cares
more for me than any one. What shall
do? JOLLY GIRL.
It will never do you any good to
| take up with a man who drinks. You
have been very sensible to refuse MAX
| iEg dates with him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: "a What
does 1t mean If girl blows out
match for a fellow? (2) Are white
coats worn this year? NELL.
"a 1t means that he'll have to light
| another match, I guess. CD Yes.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: If a young
man says he loves you. how can yuo
prove It? He wants me to elope with
him. My parents do not want me to
associate with him. What shall / do?
1 am a girl of Is. BLUE EYES.
The young man can prove he loves
you by winning your parents favor.
There must be something wrong about
him if they don't like him. Better