The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-01-16


TN tho Evening by tho Moonlight.
One cold winter night. as Mary can
wandering home. etc.
, Then stick to your farming
You'll suffer no loss,
For the stone that keeps rolling
Won't gather no moss.
Mr.. T. F. B., Boise, Idaho.-Perhap
rou forgot to enclose the envelop
which you intended to in your letter
at least 1 did not find one. I have on
of your songs and as another one Is
very old one, am sure 1 will have
soon. The remaining one can be ha
in the shops. Doubtless you could OBJ
tain it In your home town. If yoI
will send envelope with street address
will gladly send the songs 1 have TO
you.
Dear Miss Brooks:
I thought I would ask you a few
questions. % What grade should b,
In II I started to school when 1 wa,
seven years old? (2) How old should
you be to take vocal lessons? I an
thinking of taking singing lessons
From your friend,
FRANCES, Idaho.
And you did not notice that you were
limited to two questions, did you, dear.
Your first question has been answered SO
many times in my column I am sure If
you will, you can find 1t easily. %
Ordinarily child makes one grade a
year, Frances, so II you started when
you were years old you should be in
the ninth grade, or second year junior
high. To your third and fourth ques-
lions I can but answer that I believe
you are both too young to know what
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ut all. (2) One can begin training the
voice at very early age. 1t would be
very splendid II you could begin cul-
tivating your voice now.
Dear Miss Brooks:
We have been silent readers Of your
column and have enjoyed 1t immensely
We would like to have you answer the
following questions: % How can a
conversation be started with a fellow
you have just been introduced to? (2)
What Is the lucky and unlucky day of
4 person born on October 18th? (3)
What causes shiny nose and how can
you prevent this? (4) If you are real
short and want to look tall what can
you do? 90 What is the best way to
curl bobbed hair that Is growing out?
Thanking you in advance we remain,
truly yours.
TRIXY, TERRY and JERRY, Utah.
hope others will enjoy your ques-
lions and the answers also, girls. (1)
This is too serious a question for me to
give advice on fear. Suppose should
make. the mistake of advising you to
use the old reliable This is very dis
agreeable weather we are having. isn't
1t, Mr.. Pneu" when the young man you
had just met was one of the "pnuemon-
laos" (whatever that is) type This inno-
cent remark might remind him of an at
tack he had had Of the above co and SO
give him a disagreeable impression of
you, running what might otherwise
have developed into a delightful friend
ship; and again were I to suggest that
you start conversation by something |,
like isn't the song Yes. We Have No
Bananas the darlingest and cleverest |
thing ever, Mr.. Strong" and the young |
man should happen to be one of the
sober, serious types, 1t might cause him
to get the wrong impression and think
you were of a frivolous nature causing
him to lose interest in you. There Is
everything in first impressions you
know, girls, so I advise that you can
more safely trust time, place, and boy
TO inspire topic than me, and I am sure
you agree with me, now. (2) All the
Information I can give you on this II
LndI LOT one DOTH IN OCIOD6r, FrlQay
said to be lucky day. (3) A too oily
skin often causes a shiny nose. Battle
It gently with witch hazel and do not
use soap and water for cleansing pur-
poses, substituting a cleansing cream
instead. If you will then use a good
powder base cream I am sure you will
nave no further trouble. "a The long,
straight line dress, with pleated panels
rom above waistline, or any trimming
effect from the shoulder straight to the
lem will give height to the figure. Let
he waist line be rather low. Dressing
he hair high on the head has a ten
lency to add to the height, and the I
onger skirt is also a friend to the ,
hort girl. (5) Wax paper is a splendid {
Medium for curling the hair II you refer s
o this, and II you refer to a style, I
uggest that you do not comb the curl ,
through to the end. but let the ends curl
lnder and place a net over the loos- !
ned curl, tucking all stray ends
leatly under net. Pm sorry. girls. g
'ut I cannot comply with your sixth 8
as have discontinued this /
art of my service one reason being the G
emand far exceeded the supply of the (
species you desire. 1t is I
ard to turn deaf ear to your plea, T
tut I am powerless to provide this v
kick"
A FRIEND. Utah.-This should not g
% difficult or cause you distress. Sup L
ose. in order to add to the Halo t
yeeness of the occasion you type a Y
1enu, consisting of Sand Witches, (nut u
read and butter, and peanut butter or 2
old meat sandwiches): Fried Butter v
les (potato chips); Elfn Pickles. (small 2
ucumber pickles.; Conjurer's Cakes y
small cakes with signs of Zodiac II
rawn on them with egg yolk): Black n
at Beverage. Coffee or cecoa): Pump
In Dainty, (orange Ice cream. served T
4 orange cups with cut out faces) OF
curse you can make coffee or chocolate t
yer bonfire. 1t will make a very 1,
Normal affair out of It, at the same
line bringing every one into the spirit II
oomradeship. II instead Of the above. q
GU shor,d take buttered bread or rolls n
nd sliced bacon, letting each one broiI I
heir own bacon. having potato chips q
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