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Answ_er7I__susp_ect_ that your sysr tem is badly in need of iirne. The raw rice would not supply that ele- ment,_ as it is a, carbohydrate food. Milk is one. of thebest-foods-~for those-who need'_lime. _,A_lso, make sure that your diet includes plenty of such vegetables _` as -spinach; - celery, cabbage and carrots. Raisins, primes and the citnls fniits such as oranges and grdpefruit should b`e eaten. ~ "

_ Here is _n treatment which will _be benehéiai ie your make the following nail oil: Melt three dra.m__s of white wax in ten ounces of-olive oil. Remove from the tire and grad- ually stir in one dram of salt, one' dr'sm` of powdered borax and- one ¢imh.'ef-powdered alum. when -the niirture is eeei me e lliue irer-fume. In using this oil saturate' little pieces or eui¢en`wl3h- the ell and hind then on each nail. 'I‘he fingers out from old~ gloves may be~pulled on to seep the cotton-in place. »-Leave on over- night two or three times a week. This treatment' will make ~the nails tougher so that they _will not seem so soft but, of course, jthey cannot change greatly lin eenlpesltien 4 ll the body doeslnot’supply‘thein with sur- ticient' inet/erials'for‘growth. '

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the cream _and then- shoiildone use cola cream? _'me people Lheve asked have alsereni _methane lei- etius this a.nld_I would like to have one_¥99d inethso. '_m_ what ia,.ihe cause- oi

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a friend for a house party. should the names ol some 'of the othergueiits be mentioned? ~ `~ U V » ~ ,_ A., Yes, if already known. _

Q. Are ices'_ea_ten with‘the fork or

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into'mnulds-and setvedi on* head let- tuee vntif-mayonnaise.” ` '

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- ~*~°1==_W=“°e was _eriewd w and his services for men were poorly nt- tended. I-le spoke about it tothe ver- ger on. evening when it chanced that they were the only two at the meet- _“_ _ . , _ ' “I really think' they oughtto come," he said _ _

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over~’an ‘over again," said the verger whwlinsly- "Ines in 'em-'Leek at me.'_ I_ ses, ‘look -at mel I goes to all them‘ services,” I ses -‘an what ‘arm

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and they~ are quite sore. _(3) I have rathefligpt 'brewn‘l'ia.lr', brown eyes and a rather. fair complexion. What type am I and what shades of powder rougeand lipstick should I use? <4) What ciin I `do lor a_'shiny nose?

- _ - ~ Miss. Jsiml' 11'. ` Answer-(1) There is no one method ' of A using cleansing cream which_wou_ld be the_correct method for every 'type 'of skin. ` Those with in _oily skin /may apply the cold cream first and then wash the _lace well' in warm water' and soap. Those with tender: dry skinsmay use oil or oold_orea.m'alone. If-lrlight cream which penetrates weliihio the pores isselecied it will not be necessary to steam-the face' iirst.- ~Whatever n-lethea'e1'ei6arning is ur._ea_ ir. is-n g_cod plan* to ilni‘sh~by' using the racial »i¢i_n_-wnle and smile astrin- gent: lotion- to_ keel? `;_the __ pores _ re-

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nor our complexions. _

Thethim; that ages a.woman.qulcker thsn'anythin_g else, for instance’

ie nuiiuesr. A pretty, silly wernnn ie' uid the minute she leeerher _gong lunar. Not all the arts of the beauty shop can keep her looking young after the shine oi youth has goiloout of her eyes. i A _stupid woman, after, galil-

n o o an energy tying keepyoung. _ O course, ey the end age is bound to overtake them, but they are-deigernilned

to put of! th`e evil dayas |opg._as humaniendeavofcan

certainly it,is s. noble _and altruistic thing to keep~o'ui'- selves as easy upon the eyes‘of our `feilowlcreatureS as we can. _ . ~_ ’. .: » 1.

But I often`_ thinkthat thewomen who»sutler"the

tormenis ofstarvation, of being, pai'boll`e'd and`- s'ealp_ed and beaten to a pulp and skinned alive_ in order to at- tempt to remain perpetual ifiappers' take' the method inpursuit of their ideal?-For youth ls_~'a mat; ter of the spirit far more than it is oi the Hash, and it is our souls that give away`our'n'ge, not our' wlristliries

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snack for growing children-Hgh t, noftoo sweet, wholesome, easily digested. And then, of cou'r`s`e,'-_ '_ for the school luncheon bag, a fevx cookies are always sure of a boisterous welcome. ` ' '

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hood is past, always looks twenty years older than' a‘cle§/er onei In`the`coun- '~ 1 CEE if t¢B5P0°n Salt “

tries in which \vomcn`havs little _or no educatioilthey are hideous, withered

cronel_ by the time they ale 30.

Even in our ovln country the womenwho lead drab, monotohous lives

nge mi-eh faster then their sisters whose uvel 'are' shea with ine interim. xl. is the exert, might, wide-awake women who are ‘en irleir tip- toes all the time who keep young and fresh-looking. That is” why business

women, no matter how hard they have to-work, 'keep 'their youth longérvthnii' the women who are married to rich men`and who have nothing to do but tu

sit on a sill: cushion and sew up a and'feed_upon strawberries, sugiu ‘ B _- __ _ :_ and ci'~:unl, like the heroine ci’ the fairy tale. ~ ` -' ‘ ' ' "" _ " _ ' ` _ - ' I * `

' 1 tablespoon milk 1 teaspoon extract lemon or vanilla `

Cream butter and sugar together, add milk to beaten egg and beat again; add slowly to creamed buffer-and sugar, add ilavonng, then twocups of Hour si!ted_with baking powder and salt. If dough is not sfif enough, - add a little more Hour. Roll out very thin on floured _ ` board, out with cookie cutter. Sprinkle with sugar or .

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so the woman who wants tc keep. young can'_iind no sul§e_r`way_o_! doing ' Containls No _ sc than by reading and studyingand keeping up___with ev‘u'yi_.hing_,tliai'. is _ ' going on in this interesting old world of ours and by haying some '_vit__a_l inter-_ Made in Camas

:st that ~.vlil keep her always pepped up and .full of enthusiasm. Exercising

her bra ur. will du more to keep her young than exercisihgeher' " ‘ AND

Another thing that ages women is spiiefuiliess. Envy__and-J__e_sl°_ue_y.will .

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trace litiie lines cn o face that no massage can rub cut. _We__n_ever_even think _ __-.is ~ ~ - ~ of a woman who savs mean, hateful things and»whose,tongue stabs like a ' _ _ ____ _ _ . _

two-handed sword as being young. We always think‘o!.her'as being.o1d. , ' _ "` ' ```` _` ' th ___ _ _ d _ _

__ _ _ It is m mix- in .___ _ th __ sure that her own opinions and points of view are e o y correc ones an The karma' 'M 'ho “.;h=_‘__“_"

An old cM’.“° mam? .uhn her mal we e wr 'es H my R that everybody else should be compelled to _adopt themsnd to conform to eg", um,” gh, mug* iqgqglygg' gi

‘muses °“r'a"'en_u°m_ 4 ` ` " " ` ` ` them, she is old. It is a sure sign of age when a. woman thinks the young quite enough. ‘ -_

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the devil and _when she tells her daughter-in-law how

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always think of lter as young because she has kept the generolls 'heart oi ` ,_ ` ' ' ’

There is no lation that will do sc much toward keeping a worn’an'sf1a.ce

smooth a_nd_free from crow‘s feet as just thinking kind thoughts and doing

Self- is another first aid to age Notice how the muscles around

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the mouth sag down as soon as a woman begins to feel that she is a poor. persecuted martyr, who has tc keep house and take care of her children in

stead of spending her time playing bridge and guiding the streets. Observe ' V ' ' ' ' ' ` ` ` ‘ ' ' ' ` ` '` ' .. ' ` how dull her cges grow after she has shed 'a. few barrels offtearsbecause

her hard-worked husband doesn't pay her compliments and bring her orchids

‘as he did when hewas' courting her; 'Seo hovl her» _ `d0Wi_l R ` I I I under the load of trials and tribulations that she gathers _tvgether in her ‘ `

little kit bag and makes the most of.

Why the woman who bemoans her fate because she has, to bear the or- b -_ dinary burdens of lile Li il. decrepit oid_woman.in~reallty_ _nog matterhow . _ _ _ __ _

young she isfbecause she has lost the_hop'_e and the_wl.\l'l¢0_ of ¥°'-l"\~ SN.” dune for. sunk. all she is ni for ls‘the‘gr_ave,=but the woman is stiu yaunx. even lf she 1:. 'l0. as long as she can snap her fingers in.the_faoe oi_bad luck and laugh at it and has the grit to shut her teeth oh hertroubles and keep them to herself. '_ Courage and laughter c`an1do?_moi'e eo'liit a womans face and make it look young than all the plastic'surgeoln\1n1.he'world. _ _ '°

And. nhuuy, the thing that makes

awoman old is' for~her w get harden-

ing or the ideas. when a woman sew te the slew’ where she 'is tserieetly

sluggish skin. Wake it up by wash- ing 'it in hot and cold water aller- nmiy and massage with I vetierins and an upward rotary motion, with the iipe>er_l.lie angers. _ _ '

(3)/Ljudge thatyouv are what is

called ’a` medium brunette. Choose your Ind lljitldk- in l~lhld8 suited to the.n'ledium type of bru- nette and for the powder select a medium suntan hue. (4) .Watch my beauty chats for an artillie on shim' noses. :It _wilig-ive detailed informs# 'tion 'about' how ‘io_ remedy -this an-f noying blemilh. Or write for my leaf~ let 'on ‘the subyectulncklea self-ad-' dressed envelope for mailing. _ |

Dlscolored Neck ' _ 'f_

aur._n .n. o.-in 'nn whlun a

dark. diseolored neck. mix a. little peroxide with lemon cream and use as a massage. Use one tabisspoonful of peroxide.. to one and one-hal.t_ ounces of cream and mix to a smoctlf mrs inns. A

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»~shut'them 'for a minute :or two. than

_focus 'onia di|ta.nt__ob)a¢:t.`»'.Do__not stare, rbutlblinkitheleyes andimove v.\\en1_nr|tm_une.obleetranli _thento another._'NnM clap _them again. .This will zralax muscles. Perliaps you nasd=giasses;.nave your ””..x.m|n‘d.“.°m.__.. _ __ _

Anotbergeod eye wash is made by elueivinga-pineh-ei rite inrqhulrfe

t ot tepid water Use an eyecilp

és; '_tha"eyed in_ thi! ‘sclutiongl ' for a fewminutes, than in cbld

'\n;yeu',een_tinue__in‘_hsy» .trouble w_ithyoureyea`I_lscpayouwiliaeea good physician at_once, as the eyo_is ¢ee.aei_ieufe1ene imp'eruni_sn _organ iojbe-neglected. .1reui_n\`ey have organic trouble. __ (|)'<B_rua_hin_g eye- witlnoiive oiior ~ee»nr~_ein'vluntipie,a>»ee ‘Ap\>ly.;v@im_.a.mall”eye`~ \nw'l`r\la\u. Whft`e`vaedllne'i| aa-

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