Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-01-10

a. Shampoo with egg and brush
your hair a great deal with a clean
brush. Civ it at least 12s strokes
every night before retiring. This
ness. t2) part it on the right side and
draw it back loosely over the ears.
cotling In a loose mot at the back.
Simplicity is the style. (3) A little
kerosene rubbed into the scalp with
the tips of the fingers two or three
times a week.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: DIVE are
two girls. 16 and IS. both in love with
the anne man. He shows affection for
both and when with each n OF US
tells that one he loves her better than
h other. What shall we do? els
1t right to go walking with ang
il not properly introduced? Obs
there any harm in going to public
dances C)-How can n of us develop
the size of the lower limbs and the
other reduce them?
Bonnie n Gay.
1)-The ina is having lots Of fun
with YOU. After this see him only
when you two girls are together and
have the laugh on him. (O-No. o.
l do not approve of public dances, but
If you must go. take your mother or
chaperone. (4)-The fat n can diet.
which will make her whole body
thinner The thin n should lake tip
toe exercise-try walking around on
tiptoe whenever you can: this develops
the calves. Both should walk a good
e a and exercise outdoors. This Will
take of s~uperfluous flesh and Id
muscle. which is probably needed by
both of YOU.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a young
man of 20 n have been keeping COM
I.~nS ~ ,,.itL x,,n ln ay ,atn,,,t fyyn
years, who l think a great deal of. But
there is another girl l am in love with.
though l am not acquainted with her
or any of her friends. Shall l stop her
on he street and speak to her. or SEND
her an invitation for some nice AFFAIR
and ask her to accompany me. or drop
her u few lines and ask her to meet
me? Please advise me.
WEST SIDE.
You'd better be off with the old low
before you're on with the new. Ten
to one the girl you know is worth a
dozen OF the n you don't know. but
you think what you haven't got must
of course be better than what you have.
Many a young man has let the right
girl slip away from him just because OF
that. The only decent way you can get
acquainted is to cultivate the acquaint-
ance of somebody who knows her and
get introduced.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: DBL re-
Gently was introduced to a young gen.
tleman n when parting he again exc
pressed his delight in meeting me.
What should my reply hav been? CD
lis 1t permissible for a club of 16-
year-old girls to invite boy friends to
their meetings once in Il while? Please
suggest a good name for our club. 90
How should I introduce two ladies
to each other? CHCMS.
1D-You might have said The plea
sure is mutual" CIT would be very
nice to invite the boys occasionally, but
to have everything Just right, invite
one OF, the girls mothers to chaperone
the party. (3)-Introduce the younger
to the older, saying to the older: Mrs.
Blank, let me nave the pleasure Of in.
Producing to you Miss Dash.' II they
are about of an age, simply say: Mrs.
Blank. Miss DASH"
Dear Mrs. Thompson: A young lady
lives near me who has a brother whose
acquaintance l am anxious to make.
Please tell me how I may become ac-
quainted with him.
ANXIOUS.
You don't say whether o are a girl
or a boy. but / presume you are the
former. for a boy would sail in and
say "How-dy-do' to another boy.
II o know the sister. call on her
when you think the brother will be
around and tell her you would like to
meet him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: There is a
young man l am very anxious to keep
company with. One night he asked me
to go out riding with him and as I am
under age, l was told not to stay out
too late. He didn't say aything about
coming back and 1 didn't invite him
hno1x nc T <1f1vnst 49,. q 49, -.
a perfect gentleman, but rather BASH
ful. Please tell me what to do SO he
will call again. *. =. y
Ask your mother to invite him to
Sunday night tea. Be sweet and pleas
ant and when he goes your mother IAN
tell him she hopes he will come often,
You could add that You hope so too
Dear Mrs. Thompson: What can
do to keep my feet smallc
l.. N. o.
A we'll shaped foot is more beautiful
tnan q small s~queezed-in foot. So Gull
ttvate healthy, well shaped feet rather
than small ones. BY keeping your
whole body thin you may also keen
your feet thin and be able to wear .
small shoe. Exercising the feet will
not permit fat to grow on them. Battle
theh often IN salt water or in alcohol.
Dca. Mrs. Thompson-I am a pir, of
II attending high school and nave been
keeping. company with a gentleman Of
% for the last ive months. / know he
- pretty old. but 4 am sure he loves
me. He says! he 10 willing to wait un-
= erow older. He IL very kind, and
attentive. and will hardly look at an
other girl. l have told him to 70 with
other girls. for he might see someone
ne would like better than me-, but ha
wont DO 1T. I think lots OF hin. Int
l think ought to wait a Few years
oeIore GYMS him a definite answer.