The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-03-15

hair. far skin and blue eyes? Also,
what style would you suggest for a
feshy girl to wear? Thanking you In
advance. we are,
KATE AND DUPLI-KATE, Dixie.
You are welcome. girls. ID And
now II you have been reading my cor
ner carefully you will see have been
very emphatic in my advice that girls
should not go to public places of amuse-
ment when as young as you are. and
regardless of age. TO never go alone.
but with an older brother. father. or
some older member of your family.
Your question shows the truth Of this
very plainly. Boys OF this age do not
know how to treat girl In a gentle
manly way. IL seems, and a girl who
attends a public dance unattended by a
proper escort, places herself In a posi-
ton to be treated disrespectfuily by
these boys. Do you not see this now
am glad you have at least had the
courage Of your convictions and refused
to accept their escort home. II more
girls would do this. the boys would
soon be acting quite differently. t2)
Ash have answered your hrst question
at some length. will refer you to last
weeks paper for colors suitable to the
compilations described. A stout fgure
should favor the long. straight line and
avoid a definite waist line or trimming
which eneireles the figure.
Dear Miss Brooks:
have been reading some Of the let
tiers written to you and was very inter-
ested In the answers given and would
like very much II you could publish
the song, Bury Me Not on a Lone
Prairie" and give me the address of
Miss Esther Gray. Wishing you sue
cess. / am. your
FRIEND. from Garland. Utah.
am glad to know you find my cor
ner interesting. ID Yours is the sec
ond inquiry ! have had for this song.
but as yet l have not located II. II I
do so will be glad to print II. t2) II
will be necessary for me TO know more
about who the Esther Grey Is you wish
to find. in order TO help you. Tell me
more about her the next time you write.
and be sure to send your name also.
Dear Miss Brooks.
/ May ask a question that Is troubl-
ing me very much7 "a have been
going with a girl for over a year. 7
am % and she Ia 20 She IN very
nice girl in every way. only she II in
clned to be slouehy. She never looks
weli-dressed in anything, and at their
home everything inside and out Is top
sy-turvy MY mother and sisters were
always neat and kept a clean house. Do
you think ! could be happy with a wife
Of that klnd7 have joked her some
times on their living conditions. and
she seems to think they were q. X.
/ (2) In order for one TO be a stsnog-
rapher r. II necessary TO understand
shorthand
| PUZZLED. Parowan. Utah.
ID This would be hard question for
me to decide for you. II IL possible.
perhaps. that the lovabieness of her
character and disposition would make
the conditions you mention bearabie,
but I am rather inclined to think tina,
so long as you have not been accus-
toned TO these conditions. they would
he constant irritation to you In your
own home and might be the cause of
serious trouble between you. The very
fact that II Is source Of annoyance
TO you now, when YOU are perhaps as
blind to her shortcomings as you will
ever be. does not argue well for your
future happiness with her. You are the
only one. however. who can tell just
how much OF this manner Of living you
| could endure without becoming irrit-
able about II. and you could not hope
that she would be any different in her
own home t2) To be stenographer
II is necessary to know shorthand. II
Is sometimes possible to get n position
whore the use of the typewriter IL all
that II required. but these are COM
paratively few.
I Dear Friend.