Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-12
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To help growth Of eyebrows rub them
with a lotion made OF i've grains suiphate
of qufnine. one ounce alcohol and two
drains olive Off Apply this once week
with tiny brush Wash the brush after
using. After using sponge always wash
1t in water containing few drops OF am
monia before putting it away
Tartar should be removed from the teeth
at least twice a year. Don't let 1t accumu-
late, for it brings whole train of evils in
its wake. Don't use any but the best tooth
brush and the best dentifrice you can buy.
Money is well spent in purchasing the best
of toilet requisites. The teeth should be
brushed the last thing at night; this is most
important Use tooth brush slowly and
deliberately and polish your teeth after
cleansing them. Even with very plain fea-
turess a poor complexion and thin hair a
girl may be almost charming If she has
sparkling white teeth.
The Turkish bath is flesh reducer, and
two baths week will do wonders. But
those who are beyond the reach of such
luxuries can substitute for them a gym
nastic performance which will bring about
nearly as good results. 1t consists of
jumping from one foot to the other in ono
spot, with the hands on the hips. This can
be done for short time at first, until you
become used to the motion, when you will
find that you can keep It UP for half an
hour without feeling fatigue. While exer-
cising wear a loose gown.
By practcing this very simple exercise
daily for ten fifteen minutes at a time
two pounds at least should be taken from
the weight In a months time or less. This
Is as much flesh as person can lose with
safety and retain health. Early rising, alb
stemiousness in drinking and no eating
between meals are other good rules to heed.
Always stop eating while you are still
little hungry and feel that you could eat
more
The appearance of the complexion depends
largely upon the general health. Syste-
matte exercise. with good, nourshng food,
VIII 90 wonders toward giving bright.
healthy hue to the skin. The daily bath Is
also one OF the best skin medicines
A few waving locks about the forehead,
temple and ears are becoming to a thin
face. Wear a high couture for evening,
with soft ostrich tip or a dainty flower.
Hold the nails in warm water before cut
ting them. If they are very brittle, substi-
tute sweet oil for water. Don't cut the
cutlcle or any part of the flesh around the
nails and don't polish the nails too highly.
They should have only natural gloss and
be cut, not in points, but carefully arched.
A good lotion for freckles is made of a
| teaspoonful of ammonium chloride to four
ounces of distilled water. Apply twice
week.
To have a clear skin, don't battle in hard
water. Soften the water with a little pow
dered borax or handful of oatmeal, and
don't battle the face while it is very warm
or very cold. Air. sunshine and not too
much sleep help to keep the skin fair.
What type of girl does man most ad-
m1re? The cheerful girl, should say. Men
are not patient when 1t comes to tears
probably because they know what real wor-
and tbav f,,,fclx To
appreciate trials bravely borne. II never
call around the second time overheard a
young man say. when a girl begins to tell
me her troubles" Although it sounds like
masculine selfishness. really don't blame
him. What we need In this world Is more
sunshine and less whine.