The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-08
HEART AND BEAUTY
PROBLEMS
BY MRS. ELrzABErH THOMPSON.

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one years old and considered neat and
pretty. 1 have a lot of friends, but
have never had many beaux. The
boys all seem to like me as friend
and come to me with tLeir troubles.
but none of them ever CT" on me or
take me anywhere except when they
take the other girls with whom 1 as
sociate. Can you tell me Why 1
haven't any beaux?
There is a boy who lives six blocks
from me whom I like and would like
to go with him. When he went to
his letter but never heard from him
again. He came home on a furlo and
his sister telephoned for me to
come down to see him as he wanted
to see all his friends and did not
wish to leave his mother. Five of
my girl friends and 1 went to see him.
Did 1 do wrong by going? He is ex-
pected home from France soon.
Should 1 go to see him when he
WORRIED GREEN HORN.
Perhaps the reason you have no
beaux at present is because so many
of the young men have been away.
You are still very young and have no
cause for worry; am fatalist
will come at the right time.
1t was all right for you to go to
the home Of the soldier under the
circumstances then. When he returns
from France let him call on you. 1t
calls and so you should not so to see
him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Kindly ad-
growth of hair on a woman's face.
Will the treatment by electricity stop
the growth. or is there any other way
OF getting rid of this lastingly?
MRS. A. NJ
The electric needle does remove the
hair permanently. There is no other
way which is permanent Solutions
and shaving increase and coarsen the
growth.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am eigh-
teen years old and seem to be very
popular with the boys. The worst
of 1t is, the boys 4 like best my parents
object to. 1 get tired of going with
the boys they pick out for me and
think if l oblfge them some of the
time they ought to let me have my
own way sometimes. They nn1 '.n-
even let me have the boys like at
our house.
wouldn't 1t be all right under the
circumstances to entertain these boys
at a friends house? She invites me
over to st y all night and says I can
have boys come amy time 1 want to.
She would like to know Some boys, as
she is not very popular. What shall
l do? ANNIE.
Your parents are better judges of
chara cter than you are because they
have had years of experience. Take
their advice in choosing your friends
and you will never be sorry A girl
cannot be too careful of her associ-
ates. Never entertain boys away from
home unless your mother knows about
it and approves of the boys. Intro
duce your girl friend to the boys your
parents like.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: i have been
told to receive the value of my war
savings stamps / must write the post
master. giving him ten days notice,
and state the reason why 1 want my
money. VIII you please tell me how
to write this notice have two war
savings stamps and my reason is sim-
ply because 1 need my money.
/ THANK YOU.
Call in person at the postoffice ana
give notice that you want money for
your stamps. Ten days later you can
receive the money. Probably they will
not question you about your reason for
drawing it II they do. simply explain
that you need it. It was the govern
ment's agreement to refund money On
stamps with ten days notice. and SO
you will have no trouble in getting the
money. li.ss-.l-.-+.-i.ss