The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-30

The Dying Girls Message.
( III Whistle and Wait for Kate
Christine Leroy.
Come Home Father.
Songs have been received enclosed
with no other signatures than the fol-
lowing, and 1 wish to extend my ap-
probation for their kindness: Mont
pelier, Ida, Dixie Sunshine, st. George,
Utah; Little Me, Jackson, Wyo.; A
Reader, Level, Ida
To w. B., Moora, Idaho: Time and
space are too limited to attempt to
solve riddles, w. B.. and your question
sounds very much like one to me. If
1t Is not, and you wish to state it more
plainly, 1 shall be glad to assist you
In every way possible.
Dear Miss Brooks:
1 have been reading your corner for
some time and have found 1t very inter-
esting. 1 would like to have these ques-
lions answered: % How can a heavy
scorch be taken out of pongee without
like the girl who has her hair cut,
wears very short dresses and uses
rough language, rather than the or
binary girl?
FRECKLES
Cd If the scorch is heavy it cannot
with soap and water and let it lie in
the sun until dry. If the scorch is not
too deep this will remove it, and If this
method does not remove 1t I fear moth
ing will, because the fibres of the ma
terial itself are doubtless injured. Silk |
and wool are easily scorched and can
not be restored to their original condi-
ton as can cotton or linen. (2) They
do not. Freckles. This is not an at
tractive combination. A girl with
bobbed tresses and short skirts Cloth
of which are much out of date) may be
very lovable and very attractive, but
rough language is not attractive to any
boy-he is monopolizer of this art
himself and he does not admire girl
who attempts to usurp his rights along
this line. See B. BIS letter.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Here 1 am again. Miss Brooks, will
you please tell me how many years of
High School you must have before you
take the nurses training course, and
how many years of training you must
have at the hospital before you gradu-
ate? Thank you.
HOPE, Grantsville, Utah.
You are always welcome, Hope. The
different hospitals vary in their re-
quirements, some requiring one year
high school work, others two years. 1
am having catalogues and literature
sent to you on this subject. The nurses
course is three years.
Dear Miss Brooks:
% Please print the song, Say Au
2evoir, but Not Goodbye" (2) How
I'D do you think I am from my writ
ng? 1 love to read the corner, "Just =.
Between You and Me-" Respectfully, !
BROWN EYES, Bern, Idaho.
Your song follows. Brown Eyes, and q
am very glad you enjoy my corner. !,
p I guess" about IA. Z
SAY AU REVOIR, BUT NOT GOOD
BYE.
ay au revoir, but not goodbye,
Tor parting brings a bitter sigh; n
fy country needs me in this fight y
'or freedom, liberty and right; n
,ur duty first, love must not lead. s
What might have been had fate de-
creed; C
II ne'er forget the day we met L
loved you then, 1 love you yet 9
Chorus L
ay au revoir but not goodbye,
no we must part, love cannot die; il
II ne'er forget the day we met, II
loved you then, 1 love you yet. a
he call has come, I'm off to war, y
didst crash of shell and lannon's roar; ls
he past is gone. tho memry gives is
ne cl1ng1ng thought, the future lives; a.
his one goodbye may be our last a.
he word is spoke, the die is cast, W
ut still my heart beats wild with pain, pi
nd tho we may not meet again: d;
Il
ear Miss Brooks: bt
I am much interested in your corner pi
Between You and Me-" and as you &C
ave answered so many questions for w
many others I will ask two for my as
IT, Please give the meaning of Car tn
e, Nellie, Lawrence, Leslie, Edward tn
Id Marie. (2) Please tell me nice XII
ay to fix naturally curly hair which ne
quite short and is dark brown in 1t
lor. 1 am sixteen years of age and us
n going to high school next year nc
fishing you much success in the fu- ev
re, 1 am as ever, pc
c. H., briggs, Ida. Ill
You are welcome, c. H., and 1 will SO
We you the meaning of as many of OF
ur names as I can. Carrie Is a d. tn
Inutive of Caroline, Caroline being the
minnie of Carolus, meaning, Strong"
1anly;" Nellie Is diminutive of Helen, 1
gaming light" Lawrence, Crowned wi