Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-30

A tharn "Ouiu delight her. Then
= snere are the exquisite bottles or ~
FUMES and toilet waters which 49,
IAN 10 satisfy as well as monoera noed
Q tatlonery or writing desk eauinnent
. anu idstly, what girl fails to resnond 70
lovely box of candy?
:. Dear Miss Brooks:
nave called on you for HELM before
e'nu was very well pleased with the
r answers % What shouId The $50 te
90 and say upon the receipt of wedding
presents? CD 1 have never met nv
Detrotheds sister, but we corresnond
would 1t be proper to send her a
christmas gift? If so, what? (3) Nv
mar Is quite short as I had It bobbed
year ago. have full oval face and
am eighteen years old. NV hair 10
course and straight. How can 7 comb
II Decomingly? "a How can I keen
my hands and nails tidy? They are in
ciined to look rough and uncared for
ana l am unable to keep the cuttcle
back. Hoping we are welcome and
wishing you much success we are. two
constant readers,
PAL and SKEEZIX, Idaho.
Always welcome, girls. % A we'd
dins gift should be Acknowledged by a
personal or written expression of ap-
preclation and thanks as soon as re-
celVed. The exact wording must nee
essarily vary according to the gift Let
your expression be sincere and natural.
CS) Yes, indeed, quite proper Any
DAINTY hand made undertakings are sure
10 De most welcome to any girl. Then
there are so many varieties of lovely
hand bags one can make, fancy garters
and ribbon novelties for the dressing
table or for personal wear, dainty
aprons and pillows, hosiery, perfume
or beads. (3) The perfectly straight bob
Is the very newest thing in bobbed hair,
and you should be able to wear It as
becomingly as anyone. You could also
wear it becomingly If 1t were waved
and brought smoothly down from a
SIDE or center part, with the ends
curled under. "a Use a good hand To- |
ton daily. Push the cuticle carefully |
back with rubber-tipped orange wood |
stick, each time the hands are removed !
from water. File the nails regularly to
keep them well shaped and unbroken.
Dear Miss Brooks:
May I enter your corner? I am a
girl of twelve, and want to ask you a
question or two. % When any of my
friends have a party and just invite the
boy friends, and the rest of the girls
go home with the boys is it proper for
me to go with 4 boy too? (2) What
is the meaning of the following names:
bushels of good luck,
PEGGY, Idaho.
You are most welcome, Peggy, to be
sure. % Yes, it is quite all right for
one of the boys to walk home with
you from neighborhood party, Peggy.
81 Agnes means pure. sacred, chaste."
2hillis or Phyllis means "a green
)ough- Ida IL probably the same as
Lydia, derived from the Greek, mean
ng "a native of ydia." Thanks for
your good wishes. dear.
To MRS. J. S., Spanish Fork, Utah.
through the kindness of reader I am
nabled to print the poem you request
d recently.
WHEN PA SHAVED OFF HIS
WHISPERS
haven't had such jolly fun for forty
thousand years,
es' laughed until I thought my eyes
was runnin' out in tears,
n ma she slapped me on the back to
help me ketch my breath,
n said she couldn't blame me II I
laughed myself to death.
Ey ribs got sore like they was biles,
my head got achin and
Iy inside fxins hurt like they had .
more than they could stand.
n every time l see him yet have to |
fetch a grin,
ecause he looks so awful queer with
nothin' on his chin.
here never was fathers son t
hat had such jolly, roarin' fun @
s me, since children was begun, s
Since Pa shaved off his whiskers.
e blushed jes' like a giggly girl when S
he come home that night, 9
n ma, she met him at the door and
nodded real polite,
n asked him if he'd not come In. t
a-lookin' of him Ger, 9
IS like she was wonderfn' Where :
she'd seen them clothes before. '
le offered him the rockin' chair, and p
asked him fur his hat. Il
4 when she hung it up. she looked =
suspiciously at that, Il
l. him a-grinnin all the time, ana ner II
a-lookin' skeered, e,
l. me a-sizin' of him up an honestly nj
afeardi 9
II when he looked almighty sly D
me, and winked his other eye, 81
yelled to bust: why ma, the guy /
Is Pa; shaved OFF his whiskers .,
heaved back in the rockin' chair an uS
fetched big "Haw, haw." 10
lad a real Mysteries fit, an roared an &c
squealed, an ma =,
q stood like she was paralyzed, an Oh
stared in stupid way, m
s. like to save her life she couldn't
think of what to say,
> then she reached her fingers out an z
rubbed i'm on his chin, -
> darned IL either one of 'em could 90
a thing but grin,
then she stopped and tux KISS an
saw. I'll JUS be blamed, ~.
at orful naked mouth Of pas looked b"
like Il was ashamed. In
vas orful mean Of me. ] know, an
| les had 10 laugh or go te
ane, Il paralyzed me so,
When pa shaved or his whiskers' -
zen ma regained her consciousness ca
heard her softly say, 80
nv. Willyum," you hain't looked so PS
Young fur many an many day
,k something ike you ustef iooA sn,
them times when me and you
3 courtin' up 10 married life indeed pr
indeed yOu do" s..,t-, lh'
then she sat upon bis knee a-teeiln 10
Of his chin, 1880, t- +h.t s,v
wasn't any kin, -, t,,-. ti'
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