The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-05

perrectly natural Why, my dear, how can you for one moment think of such thing. See, I can rub my handker- chief over my cheek and not a tinge comes off. No more 1t does, either if the rouge was liquid.
 However. admitting that lot of peo- pie use it. why not use 1t properly?
 Personally, I believe it Is a~arime to look homely. but frescoing ones face doesnt mean attaining beauty There, as In all things. moderation has a charm of It's own.
 made you either blond or brunette. why try to change the type? That is not makeup. it calls itself plain crass stu pidfty, and those who want to change themselves vice versa may depart from this lecture hall. My talk Is not for them.
 If you want to improve your com plexion. do so according to your type. IT you are brunette. for instane, you never. never. never, on your life, should put pink face powder on your olive skin. The result makes angels weep, because the pink is apt to be bluish for one thing. and an allover pink skin Is not natural to brunettes. But you may use all the white powder you want pro. Vlded you wipe off the superfuous. The pun to use is one of lambs wool that may be washed and that distributes the powder evenly and smoothly. l shall never forget the appearance of a girl who came to the dinner table after hay ing daobed her face with a swans down pun. Sections of staring white and yellow transformed her, as well as lit- tle driIts Of snow white particles around her temples and ears. Then when con versation reached the subject of now- der she had the nerve to say she never in 70. or swans down was sticking at that very moment in her pompadour.
 Next the question of rouge The less the better. and very high up on the face. If you please. Never on the jaw unless you want to add ten years to your age, and never (this 'never' un- derNned) any on your chin, or else vou Will look like badly made up actress
 any rouge Tor the daytime should be or the pure red tone without a sus- plcion of purple, but If you use this same shade in the evening you will look as If you had the rash, therefore two pots or rouge or none at all
 The liquid mixture Is too difficult for the average woman to apply without a maid. It leaves hard outlines Tt is never diluted enough besides which in @ nlne cases out of ten 1t is purple. Bet Ter hne pomade, which vou can uso also on the lips, and the tiniest snectI IS sufficient. gNmember, 1t is q pinkjsh tint you want lot red spot. because you can't rep pce really red cheeks naturally in the daytime. and you might as well take my word for that Aftcr you have put salve on your Iips moIsten them few times, If it is necessary. to touch up your eyebrows. match tbe shade perfectly in a pencil and then brush out the griminess with a tooth brush People who have to make un their eyebrows are unfortunate. because IL IS one of the hardest things to do
 Never touch your eyelashes with an eyebrow pencil. If the lashes are foo oleached use stick preparation similar r to brown water color, which you nut on each lash with a brush and which won may obtain at any drug store Ana above all. almost hang out of tho win dow to put anything on your face and 1 never make up in the becoming suh- dued light of your room Go out fin the cruel glare of the back ward if possible for many maid has made mn in front of her dressing table and pone forth not to conquer the world. bnt to astound it. Oh, me! Oh, my, There is one here at the cottage
 We'll no more for this time from ,o,,r frivolous friend ''i