The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-13

ty-five years old and very round Shout
dered. Is there any way TO remedy
this without the aid of shoulder
braces? WORRIED.
Shoulder braces may help some, but
your will power can do a great dea
more. Stand straight, with your CHR
and chest up, and stomach in. Prac-
tice deep breathing. Wax a great
deal and swing your arms. Sit
straight If you work sitting at a
desk or table. sit in a low seat so you
will not stoop over your work. 1t all
depends upon yourself, my dear.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % am
about eighteen years old and a nice
looking blond What ccIor of satin
would 1 look nice in?
CD How much does cocoa butter
cost?
90 What will whiten my neck?
"a l have a pretty neck; how low
in the back should 1 wear my dresses
LOUISE r.
90 Any of the delicate shades. I
should think, would become you, unless
your color is very high, when the
deeper shades may be used. Azure,
rose pink and pure white would prob
ably do nicely.
(2) Five cents worth will be plenty
for some. time.
go Buttermilk or lemon juice. Also,
if the neck is very dark bind 1t with
cloths wrung out of cold water. cover
with flannel and wear all night: do
this two or three nights, but be care
flu! not to take cold when the COM
press is taken off. For decollette Dress
cold cream the neck, wipe this off
Sently and dust with powder.
"a Let VOur r1OdestV decide that
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Do au-
thors pay publishers for a copyright to
their stories? (2) What kind of paper
do authors use to write on? Just or
binary tablet paper?
I have no heart problems, and If
did have I would certainly ask you for
advice. INQUISITIVE.
% No. The copyright is obtained
from the librarian Of congress, Wash
ington, D. c. Write to him for infor-
nation. (2) Ordinary eoolscap is best
unless you have a typewriter and can
use plain typewriter paper.
1 am glad you have no heart prob
lens, my dear, and hope you may al
ways be free from them.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: VIII you
please suggest some nice names for an
advanced Sunday schoo. class?
LEYDEN.
You do not say whether 1t is class
of boys. or girls, or mixed. You might
call yourself the Pilgrims. or Christian
Soldiers and take Onward, Christian
Soldiers" as your battle hymn. Or you
might take the first initials of your
last names and make a word out OF it.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % / am a
bashful man twenty years old and have
the bad habit of putting my fingers
into my mouth or my hands to my
face when I feel embarrassed. Can
you tell me how 1 may overcome this
lad habit? 90 Should a gentleman
stand at the right or left side of lady
when he assists her into a carriage
CD Should 1 take of everything passed
me at the table whether l care for it
or not, when out to tea?
BASHFUL BOY.
% Put bitter aloes Or alum on your
finger tips. The taste will remind you
to keep your fingers out of your
mouth. If you absolutely resolve to
keep your hands out of your face, you
can do it. 1t depends UPON your will
power. Try, try again until you sue
coed. 20 He stands at her left to as
sist her with his right arm. (3) Not
necessarily Dul nOil give Tic lAllpI
sion that you are "choosey."
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Am writing
to you in regard to a peculiar mark
on my face and hands. In winter
these spots cannot be seen, but as
soon as spring comes and my skin
starts to tan these spots remain white
and do not tan. Could you give me
a remedy for them or tell me what
A. ffs1n
to get rid of them. I have seen only
one other person have them. The
doctors do not know what it is other
Their than a change in the skin. Please
inform me what 1t is and give me a
remedy, If possible. II. w. II.
am sorry I cannot help you. Pos
sibly the spots are scars from chick
en- pox, or pimples. In that case they
will disappear in time, helped by daily
with a good skin food.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ] wonder If
you could advise me what would be
mole spots on the face. They are
many Of them. They annoy me very
much because they do not look nice.
BERNNETTA.
I am sorry cannot tell you of any
sure and safe way to remove moles. If
you can go TO a reputable dermatolog-
list I think il can be done.
Invtgorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthen
ing tonic, GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC. drives out Malaria, enriches
the blood, builds up the system. A
true Tonic. For adults and children.
soc. CAdy.)