The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-06-28


/ wish you good success in answer-
ing my question. which / hope is not
difficult one. Il am ASKING hon
young lady should act, look and dress
TO be popular among friends and gen.
llemen. With best wishes.
GOLDEN GLOW. Orangcville, Ut.
This is quite a big question and
pertinent one in times like these. isn't
it. deara First. act naturally. Do not
try to act like anyone but yourself. as
N unnatural manner is not in the least
attractive. However, | am taking it
for granted that it is not natural for
you to be boisterous and hoydenish. bu.
that you are rather one of the timid
ones: else you wouldn't be asking any
one to help you. but would feel that
you were not in need of any advice
on the subject. Try to have happy
smiling countenance. and do not use
too much in the way of cosmetics. l
don't think the young girls with paint
ed lips and cheeks and faces that look
as if they had been dipped in a flour
barrel. look just right. do you2 1t is
like gliding the rose. A little powder
to take the shine off isn't going to hurt
anybody, but I'm sure that is all you
need. As for the dress-just don't
60 to extremes and you will be all
right. Rolled hose, skirts to the knees.
\obbed hair, and transparent waists
may brlAg you sort of popularity, but
not the kind you are after. am sure.
Wear your skirts short. but not TOO
short. and do not accept the exaggerat-
ed styles of hair dressing now in
vogue. Dress neatly and quietly. be
pleasant and courteous always, and one
Of these fine mornings you will wake
up to find you have the best kind OF
popularity. Don't you think am
risht1 And here's hoping for the best
of everything for you.
Dear Helen Brooks:
/ mill thanh you very much if you
can help me. NY face always had
fen blackheads. but nom / find it coy
cred Dith tan blotches. / also have an
itching scalp. Thanh you;
B." Coalpille.
Brown spots on the face are caused
by many different things and you told
me really nothing about them; there
fore. l am afraid cannot help much.
They might be liver spots. caused by a
torpid liver; or there may be something
else wrong with your health. No,
knowing what it is. can only advise
you to see your physician and have
him tell you what is causing these spots
in your case. and then we will have
something to go on. Possibly a good
freckle remover might help. If you can
not get anything of the kind there,
write me. and will tell you where you
may obtain It.
If the itching scalp is caused by
dandruff. there are a number of rem
edies for this. Try shampoomg your
hair good with Physician. and Sur
seons Soap. massagins the scalp thor
oughly with the tips of the fingers. and
pulling small strand at a time until
you have been all over the head. Thi,
brings the blood to the surface and
stimulates the circulation. and If you
will do this every night before retiring,
! think you will soon see a general i'm
provement in the hair and scalp.
Dear Miss Brooks:
am nom taking the liberty Of prit-
ing to ask a question. I am a bow
seventeen years Of age and as yet
aaven't been able to 60 Nth any enl.
:! hep seem to turn me down. / put the |
blame on my not knopins manners of
high society. If you can. tell mo phat |
is prong. Sincerely yours.
y. W.. Idaho.
suppose this seems pretty seriou.
to you. but really. you know. you are |
fairly young yet and ought not to
have been turned down many time,
Perhaps you are a little bit diffident
and self-conscious when in the COM
pany Of girls. and it seems to be a
failing of the fair sex to rather admir-.
the self-assertive and bold in a man
But don't advise you to carry these
latter traits too far, as there is such a
thing a: over doing it. you know. /,
always helps a lot to feel at ones ease
and to know what is the proper thing to
DO m all circumstances, and if YOU ar. =
not acquainted with the little MATER. af ,
etiquette that are always cropping IN, :
it would be a good plan to buv vo r
a good book on this subject and r.sJ !
up on IT, and then practice what you
sead whenever opportunity presents it.