The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-11-14

This with a sport coat, will be all that
is necessary You can don this gown
in the morning and feel becomingly and
appropriately dressed for the day
Any of the heavy canton or satin crepes
make an ideal material for a travelling
dress, and If it Is made in plain
tailored one piece style, you may rest
assured you are dressed in good taste
Unless one has stateroon and break
fasts alone, a negligee is very much
out OF place on the train
| I regret that 1 have not been per-
mitted to answer a number of letters
received recently. because Of the writ
ers failure to enclose name or address,
Dear Madam:
have written to you before and have
received very satisfactory answers. SO
am here again ID VIII you please
give a cause and cure for warts7 Cd
Could you tell me what grade of music
the following pieces Of music arez
Loves Greeting" by Guard Elgor, op-
II and Dorothy an old English Dance
by Seymour Smith Thanking you in
advance and wishing you success, I
remain,
NORMA. Preston, Idaho.
ID Warts usually occur as the result
of some form of irritation Occasion
ally small blood vessels grow up into
wart, but they are usually dry and hard
They can be burned OF with acids but
would not advise this method, as the
acid must be used very carefully Often
they disappear Of their own free will.
and again bathing with a solution of
borax water in proportion Of q teaspoon
to one quart of water, letting it dry
On the warts without wiping the
liquid of. has been found very efficient
in removing them 90 Both these
pieces are considered fourth grade
music Loves Greeting can be had in
q simplifed form for second grade.
however.
Dear Miss Brooks:
This is the second time have written
you but feel welcome VIII you please
answer two Questions7 % What
would be a good costume to wear az a
Halloween dance instead Of q ghost. a
clown or a witch costumez (2) What |
is my lucky number. lucky day, and
my color? I was born March II. 1909. !
Thanking you for your trouble. I am.
AN UNKNOWN FRIEND. Utah
Glad you do. dear, for you certainly 1
are ID A dress of black cambria dec
GRATED with pumpkin faces cut from 4
orange crepe paper and pasted or /
sewed over the skirt and waist would /
be attractive. with cap decorated In a |
similar manner. Or you could use q
light material. preferably orange, and 1
decorate it similarly with black cat 4
heads. or the well known Halloween 4
cat CD The lucky day for one born In
March is said to be Wednesday, and /
pink. white. black and emerald green
the colors- 1 do not wish you TO feel
that I am authority on the subject Of
lucky days, months. etc, as I quote
these only from books on this subject
have small faith in this kind of luck
therefore have never attempted to
make study of it
I feel rather bashful. but In reading
FOUR corner saw a song which 1 knew.
There are one or two lines I don't
know whether I can supply or not
have two questions I would like TO ask
ID If three girls were after the same
BOY and he didn't like any of them what
would you advise the girls to do? CD
want to learn TO dance and an very
10? Yours truly.
CONSTANT READER. Utah
Right glad I am that you overcame
our bashfulness enough TO write to
ne and send the song. Thank you
much for copying it Three girls after
he same boy, Now. girls. does this
Tot prove the theory that this revers-
ng the natural order of this sort OF
hings tends to drive the object OF your
ttentions further from youe This
Dung man does not ask what he should
%. but asks advice for the girls All
e asks Is to be allowed the right which
seems to have been accorded
iu-that of making oyertures to the
iri he admires-snd the more difficult
is to gain her attention the more he Z
dmires and pursues Ny advice to the
iris. young man. would be to let you
e at peace and turn their attention to
orne boy who is a greater sdmirer of
heir method of gaining a boys atteu-
ION than you are. or better still cui-
waite disposition to let the boys
ecome interested enough in them to
ant to be attentive to them (2) As
,r the bashfulness. the quickest and
lrest way to overcome this Is to say
will" 1t is a habit which robs you
many enjoyable times unless over
'me- Instead of avoiding opportunf-
es to meet people, welcome them. and
'rce yourself to talk about something
every EFFORT you make will make IL
isier. Haven't you q girl or boy
lend who would teach you to dance in
leir homer This is perhaps easier and
IS embarrassing than learning IN
lblfc- Then go forth to the dance and
loose sweet pleasant. agreeable
tile girl who dances well Of you do
It know her get q friend to introduce
'u) and I am sure she win be de-
GIFTED to give you further instruction
the art of dancing. And be sure to
TX to her about the things you are
ost interested in until you find out
hat she is most interested in, then IL
III be easy to encourage her to talk.
lis viii help you to be n good listener.
nich Is also a great accomplishment.
actfce along these lines is your only
ay out
To AN EASTERNER, New York-It
very gratifying to know that you
We received helpful suggestions and
from my corner. I find II
'ficult to express to you Gas well as
others) my appreciation of your
,dness in sending the desired songs
'nly hope I may have the pleasure of