Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-08-12

they can't be seen.
My complexion is fair but not
pink enough. What can do for it?
I try to eat sufficient food, but that
seems to do no good, Please tell
me what would help it? Should l
paint? If SO, what kind should 1
use and what should I call for when
I go to buy it? AS 1 have never
bought any. | don't want any thing
that would ruin my complexion. My
thick enough, but are too light.
What can 1 use to darken them?
[ hope to see this in print and
answered also.
ANSWER. are very
hard to handle. You might try
curling them, SO that they won't
seem so stiff. If your skin is
clear and pale, 1 wouldn't both
err about rouge. A pretty, clear
skin is so much more attractive
than a too-pink. rouged skin. If
you get plenty of fresh air, and
outdoor exercise, your skin will
soon be pink enough. Vaseline
will help to darken your brows.
Don't use it too literally,
though,
I am coming to you for advice. I
am a girl of seventeen, and I want
to learn how to sing, but don't
know know the nGtes; rs mere ere any es sole
notes? T would like to get a book
with the names of the notes IN It.
ANSWER: I am advised that
book called nM Stnt2 has+ 9 faT
young beginner. 1t can be bought
fro mthe Gable Piano Co., of At
lanta, Ca, for fifty cents.
I am a girl, age eighteen, and am
coming to you for advice. have
been. going with several boys. but
I like one better than the others,
and he seemed to love me, but he
is writing to another CIR! now but
he still writes to me, he has got to
where he Just writes every other
week, but writes just as he did and
1 love him better than any other:
LEE w.
ANsWER.-I can't see where
you need advice. You say that nat
things ere gong as s. ehG Sov us is
writing to another girl. Why
not give him some of his own
treatment by going about with
other Ecys? Be careful OF CIV
ing up other friends for this one
who evidently is merely friend
and not in love with you.
I am young widow coming to
you for advice. married anout 10
boy and my husband would not sup
port it, and I left him. Every time
l ask him to buy any clothing ne
would say he didn't have any money.
So do you think 1 did right by leaV-
better? It looked like it would make
him mad if I asked him to buy any
thing for the baby. Please tell me
if you think it is h sin, for l want
~ A- PRIMROSE.
widow" unless your husband is
dead, and it would be well to re-
member this. If your husband
absolutely refused to do his part,
there is no sin in leaving him,
but that does not give you free
dom either under the civil or
the moral law to live as though
you were unmarried. If 1 were
you, would devote myself to
the baby boy and see If you
cannot train him into man who
will always do what is right by
everybody.
I am coming to you for advice.
I am fourteen years Of age. I am
very fond of some boys as friends.
occasionally? Do you think I shold
write to boys at my age in a friend
ly way. am feet inches tall.
weigh los. My f1air is medium
brown. 1 have blue eyes. Do you
think I weigh enough?
How long should I wear my dress
es? and how should I fix my hair?
[ receive letters from boys and some
how 1 care nothing about answer
ing them. 1 went with a boy along
sometimes until one Sunday he
broke a date with me. He since
wrote me, but I haven't answerel
yet. Would it be alright for me to
answer the letter?
When a boy takes a girl home if
he asks the girl to kiss him should
the girl ever have any mq Tfoq Ser for
I think you are very sensible
little girl, not to care about
writing SO much to boys. An oc-
casional friendly letter is all
right, however; Your weight
your, hair in braid. with rib
bon bow. Your dresses should be
halfway between your knees
and ankles. Simply tell the boy
that you do not make habit of
kissing boys, and that you will
not. Make him understand that
you mean it. If he is the sort
of boy who insists on kiss,
have nothing more to do with
him.
Dear Lady:-I want you to give
me bit of advice. 1 am a girl, age
16, and have been going with a boy
six weeks. His age is 49, He says
he loves me dearly. And I won't say
l love him, but he is a very dear
him and I refused and he got mad
at me and said 1 did not care any
thing for him, anyway. Was 1 cor
rect in refusing to kiss him and
please tell me in some way how to
gain him back as L think he is a
how to get rid of bumps on your face.
| saw where you said battle your
face in hot water and soap and to
put lemon juice on it also. L have
been doing. that but it does not seem
to do much good.
SAD"
A love that could grow, in six
weeks to such proportions is
rather remarkable. Taking into
considera ton your age, and that
Of the boy, 1 cannot conscien-
tiously advise you to make up
with him. You were quite with
in your rights in refusing to kiss
him, and it would be very fool
ish for you to make up with him.
Forget him. The bumps on your
face may be caused by the con-
dition Of your blood, Or diges-
ton. 1t would be a good idea
for you to have your family ply
stefan give you some internal
remedy, and suggest diet. The
soap -and-water treatment is
merely remedy for neglected
skins-not for bodily ills which
cause bad compilations.
I am coming to you for advice.
am a girl 10 years of age. I am in
love with a boy 81. He has never
said that he loves me, but he calls
me sweetheart when I am where he
is. I want you to tell me if he loves
me. 1 love him better than 1 love
myself. My heart aches when I am
where he is. want you to tell me
if you think I am good looking.