The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-09

lighter than your skin.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % What
would be a stylish color for coat
to be worn with white furs and
bright red hat? (2) What kind OF
shoes are most popular now CD MY
hair is real light and 1 am regular
blond My hair is beginning to get
darker. What can I get for 1t that
will not harm it but will make II stay
light? "a l am twelve years old and
weigh seventy nine pounds. What can
I do to get feshieT as [ think / am a
little thin for my age?
"a A girl twelve years old might
wear 4 bright red coat to match the
hat The white fur would look very
whether for street or dress wear. For
the street wear high boots of black or
tan leather with broad toes and low
heels. Fine kids are worn for dress.
or kid camps and cloth tops to natch
the costume. Silk and satin shoes are
very dressy. (D You will naturally
grow heshier as you grow older Mean
time eat plenty of nourlshlng food,
drink milk and be outdoors all you
can.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ~ Will you
please tell me how TO make beads from
starch, salt and water
CD How do you make nut fudge?
READER.
"a Heat a cup OF fine table salt very
hot. Dissolve one-half cup cornstarch
in half CUP wafer With this mix
your coloring. Red ink ca very little)
makes a delicate salmon pink Blueing
makes pretty blue beads. Remove salt
from fire and add to cornstarch solu-
ton. BE sure salt is very hot. Work
with the hands into smooth paste.
Wrap in damp cloth and pinch off little
pieces to roll into beads. string on
Hs4 lay nd a
dry.
O2 Chocolate Nut F'udge-One and
one-half pounds brown sugar, one
quarter pound bakers chocolate, one
Boil twenty minutes, ad dtwo table
spoonfuls vanilla, beat ten minutes,
add chopped nuts, pour into shallow
pan and, when nearly cool, cut into
| squares.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % I would
! like to know if there is a school or
place where can learn to retouch Pho
| tographs?
| skin?
% I do not know of any school
making a speciality of this. Inquire of
a regular photographer.
| CD Not any better than any other
good cold cream. A plain cleansing
cream is best for the Skin.
! Dear Mrs. Thompson: % Please tell
me if It would be appropriate and in
good taste for a woman 81 years old
/ to wear a black hat with an edge Of
gold lace.
CD Are ermine and black velvet all
| right for that age? 1 am not one who
| has allowed myself to look old woman
ish, but do not wish 70 overdo the
ANXIOUS.
(1) Black and gold are very appro-
pirate for an elderly woman, but just
have touch Of the gold. Too much
would not look well
90 Black velvet and ermine would
be quite suitable. A woman Of your
age may wear rich looking clothes
as long as she keeps them in good
taste and makes no attempt TO be
''girlish-' Dignity and elegance be-
long to age.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: o. What IS
a suitable color for a winter wedding
dress?
What will make yellow teeth white ?
ROSEBUD AND CURLY LOCKS.
White is always suitable If It is
an afternoon wedding where the young
journey without changing their clothes,
any Of the modest colors may be worn
Brush with powdered charcoal twice
q week. Or, wash them with peroxide
one or twice week
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Do you think
a girl Of nineteen would look good in
q blac hat?
CD Can a black hat be worn with
q medium gray coat, the collar and
cuffs Of coat being Of black plush
PERPLExED.
ID I think she might, my dear. You
might have bit Of color IN the trim
ming, to make It more suitable for
your age
! CD Yes.