The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-05
PUTS ON A NEW FACE.
CroNices Filled With Putty and Counte-
nance Smoothed over.

From the Chicago Chronicle
Compilations made TO order in any style
or shade desired, compilations that give
the bloom of health and youth to the
oldest and most faded women: complex
ions dazzingly beautiful. that are war
ranted not to come off when kissed, are
being sold at the nominal price of 30
cents apiece
Surely Chicago. the women's Utopia
can furnish whatever the women desire
A plain woman past the girish age can
now be young and handsome. with Il
beauty that will consign that of a tabled
goddess to the background. Her neck
and arms can be soft and plump and
CLEAN with an alabaster glow that will
make her less fortunate sister. who does
not know where beauty can be pur-
chased, fairly green with envy. But
should that unfortunate sister payfully
pinch the fair ones arms horrors She
would pinch out chunk of beauty
The identifying Is done by Il sweet
pretty little woman who lives on the
north side. a short tire ago she caused
10 be printed the following advertis4-
ment, and II attracted woman reporter
of the Chronicles:
BECOME BEAUTIFUL IN TWENTY
miuntes-LadIes under 30 Years snay
have their faces transformed from pain
ness to beauty by harmless makeup for
an afternoon or evening; no charges If
my work is detected or unsatisfactory:
tilili idtt5 lIdut 10 lOoh pump. price ~
Tor work done at my home or 75c ut
yours; correspondence confidential. Ad-
dress until further notice
The reporter answered the advertise
ment and asked madam to see her at
once. Soon a neatly written reply came
which told the investigator when and
were to call, and ON the appointed day she
set out with her mind full of egg mas
sage" and chemical treatment.
The woman opened the door herself. and
on learning the victims name politely
seated her in large reclining chair and
asked her to remove her high collar and
tie. Then she tucked towel about the
neck as carefully as the best barber in
the world ever could have done IT. and
softly said: 81 will have to take those
wrinkles out first"
The subject sprang 10 a sitting posture
and seized a hand mirror that lay con-
yenicntly. near on the dressing table She
stared into ii wildly and met the gaze
of her own startled eyes. She moved the
glass about as 10 get good view Of
her face, then exclaimed in tragic tones.
7 have no wrinkles. Nothing but char
actar lines
Which are really wrinkles. my dear.
YOU know. They have a tendency TO make
You look old must be filled up. Not all
of them, though for that would leave
your face void of expression
The client sank back in the chair again
and glanced Suspiciously at something
wrapped in glazed paper that the little
woman had just taken out of her make
up box
What is that" she asked in a high
key as visions Of great red blotches orna-
menting her face In the near future -
a result OF using chemicals for The COM
plexion fioated before her
Fac equity. See how soft it fs3'
Ii was a soft gray mass that looked
clean and reminded the Young woman
of the dreaded first Of Nav when painters
and paper hangers are abroad.
VIII II lose that paint-shop odora she
asked. ''or will every one know / am
made up.
No one will know at all. and sou vii
he beautiful and look much younger. TINS
has no odor when exposed 10 Tile air a
few minutes. Hold very St1l now
please
The woman rubbed at the lines about
the customers face When she had tim
iShed the latter looked in the hand mirror
again and groaued at The sight OF IN"
little gray streaks running every way