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A boy, who is just becinning to atop out with girls asks me how he can make a hit with the flappers. Well, eon. that is po trick at all, for girls are simple c: ‘uni and easily pleased and they do not turn a. critical eye

upon a date. Young men demand much o! the girls

, they take out, but girls demand little of thei reecorts. A our has to be a. combination living-picture, vamp and daily hintfrom Parisinorder iobepop ‘ with the but a boy doesn't have w be mythic: but n member of the masculine sex to have the girls remem- ber his telephone number;

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Still and all, than is a difference between being regarded as a ml-kcshift and an» l-ulwcr from heaven to a maidenb prayer. and so if a boy wants to-really be a WOW with the girls there are certain things he does well to bear in mind.

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show no mdlcmon o; leaving. “d to your clothes than it docs to your face and form. Girls are not particu-

larly enamored of beauty in a man. They prefer to monopolies the good

8o it doesn't make any difference whether you have a classical profile or a snub nose or straight locks or hair with a, natural wave-in it, but it does make a world of difference whether you are freshly berbered or need a shave and a haircut and whether your clothes have Just been to the presser or look as if you had slept in them.

In a way, the chap that a girl goes out with represents her personal achievements. He is something she dsuuu in the faces of the other girls and, this being the case, she wants him in look as if she had made akilling instead of something that the cat brought in and left at a spinners door.

Next, learn how to do things. Men tolerate inefficiency in women, but women never forgive it in men. They have a contempt for men who remain bungling amateurs. who never lees-n their way around.-

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5o, learn how to do things. learn how to dance. If you were an Apollo and Solomon and ‘Mr. Ford rolled into one. every girl would groan inwardly when you out in if you stepped all over he! feet. Learn how to play a good game of bridge. Icarn how to order a nice dinner-at a restaurant. A girl could forgive you all the seven deadly sins sooner than feeding her on corned beef and cabbage.

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jseen-lnowtcgetthe goodseatsatatheatrsandhowtotake oaceofa girl in a crowd without getting her trampled on. Ieern how to get along without having rows and arguments with ushers and waiters and taxi-driv- ere. ‘more is nothing that makes a greater impression on girls than sophis- tication. so pull that man-of-tl-ie-world stuff if you want in make a hit with

Next. cultivate a line. When you are with a girl don't sit up like a dummy and expect her do feed you conversational cues. Don't make her work like a coal heaver to entertain you. Dosorne of thetalking yourself. It is no harder for a boy to manufacture conservation than it is for a girl. Display some human interest in the topic die introduces. Play up to her. Ii’ you are one of the greet silent ones who can never-think of a word in Bly- for goodness sake take hel- to the movies or somewhere? there is somethin doing so she won't dis of boredom before the evening in over. '

But here is a warning: If you do talk, don't talk about yourself. Dent think that you are giving a girl a treat and thatebe is having a perfectly brilling time when you make her sit up and listen for two hours while you monologue along about yourself. She isn't enjoying herself. She may wear the smile that won't come on. but that is because girls have to endure the Tedious Tommice while they are waiting for the man who really interests them to come along. Just remember that your mother is the only woman on earth who wants to hear all about your radio and your car and how many miles you make on a gallon of gasoline and whet you said to the boss and he said to you.

But if you want to be a apellbinder with the fair en, Just tell the girl how beautiful and wonderful she is and how different from all other girls and that there is sonlethizlg, you ddrft know what. about her, etc., etcl A bigamist, who ‘bed had forty-seven wives, once fold me that it was no trouble in the world to make alwornnn fall in love with you. All you had to do was in talk to her about herself.

Don't patronize girls. There is nothing that women resent so much as that. There is nothing that fllLs them with such cold fury as for e. men to disparage their sea and to assume that all women are morons. This is a mistake that many celiow young boys make and it makes every girl who knows him long w give him a bump that will defilate his elotlsm.

um- doegulygirlllke the boywho ’,.‘ a ’ ding to- ward her and who treats her as if sbc should be down on her knees in grati- tude toward him because he eondeeoends to notice her and take her out nowandthen. Nogirlwantsaiiatethzownatherasyouwouldtluovve bone to a hungry dog. Bhe want: to feel that a man considers it a favor to have the honor of her complny.

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Dear Miss Lecdsfl) I am 22 years

130 pounds. I am not fat, but have wide hips. What typo of clothes should I wear to make my hips look narrower? should I wear a belt, two- piece dresses, a. snug or jloosship- line? (i!) I have medium brown hair and eyes and a tan cornplexionr What colors are becoming? EVELYN. ' Answer-(l) Perhaps you could re- duoe thcwida hips by exercise, since you are eight pourlds aboveizhe aver’- age weight for your age and height If you are engaged ‘in ' a dental-y OvCUPBMOD, ‘your hips" will continue to grow wider unless you take exer. cises to make them slimmer. You may wear narrow belts of the same color as your frocks. The hipline should be fairly snug, but not s suggest. that you are to bind yourself in. The diagonal effect with a. soft bow in front of one hip is good. A wide, soft sash eflect with a bow at the center front is also becoming. One-piece dresses are suitable for you. (2) You may wear the browns and, greens so popular at this season, also navy, commodore and Holland blues. eggshell. coral sand, peach, dull rose, dull orchid, bright reds. Argentine, orange, brick, rust, dull yellow and black with light trim- ming. ' LOIS LEEDS.

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Dear Miss Reds-Please tell me how to care for my face. I use only cold cream for clean ' _, it and witch hazel as an astringent. not dry, nor is it very oily, but I have smell red bumps all over it which do not break out. I have a few black- heads and I cannot set powder iv stay on. At times my face is very so,“ NAT.

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ripe blackheads: Now rinse your fecei bmm n5 one grows older. You are in cold water for several minutes! not B, ma; blonge type and the only Blot dry. Pat on the following sooth-i way m. you u, "um fair hau- l5 tn ing lotion and let it dry on the skinzi use a bleach n-hjch. of course, I do One drbm sulphate of zinc; one dram, not flqvm Brown 1,, your natural sulphuljetied potash; four ounces calm.’ not 50m Th; ghnmpsn you rosewater. Use this several times a mention Wu; not 1,1959; your mu- m; day and omit make-up until your‘ make 1t wavy (g) you are twenty skin is in better condition. As I see pounds underweight and need m 1m it, your complexion troubles may be! cream an you, measurements gxcept due to lack of thoroughness in clearls- ‘ mg], nnd calf. LOIS LEEDS. ing or to some irritating ingredient rot the cosmetics you have been using. u Tomorrow _ Blonds Beauty In addition to- local tremmerlis you; must,,of course, keep your digestive 1 ‘ y tract in order and avoid constipation. i The rmizrbgapidly grow n! n pop Eat wisely and exercise outdoors; “lamy m '

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