Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-21
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

In any OF the shops now you can
buy tiny silver arrangement, with
an end like pepperbox, out of which
you can sprinkle powder. while in a
little cave in it's side is room for a
chamois skin complexion rag. BY
carrying this in your chatelaine bag
you will always have your special
sOlace with YOU
Use good. pure powder, and if you
prefer you can compound it yourself
after the following formula:
Tive ounces of pure zinc oxide,
seven ounces of rice powder, two
ounces Of powdered precipitated
chalk, one ounce of powdered talcum,
one ounce of powdered orris root,
three drops of oil of rose and suffi-
cient powdered carmine to give a
slight tint.
The use of pure cold cream or
skin food will keep the skin moist so
that the dried, burned condition can
not exist Make up either the creme
marquise or the orange flower skin
food and apply just after coming in
from out of doors. To rub little into
the skin before putting on powder is
also an excellent plan. Cold cream
is nothing more or less than good
healing oil, and sunburned skin is in
jured skin that needs a healing appli
cation.
To shun cosmetics is as absurd as
to shun food. for good creams and To-
lions are nutriment to the skin. tissue
and glands.
When your vacation days are ended
and you are back in town. it is just as
we'll to subject the complexion to a
few electric massage treatments,
which will speedily wear away the
old sunburned surface, and your mir
ror will show you a nice, new. clean.
fresh white skin. The only thing is
to go after the right kind of beautify-
ing, consulting specialist who has
scientific understanding of the work
and whose methods are sensible and
harmless.
The question is often asked if COM
plexion treatments must be continued
Indefinitely This is a most absurd
idea-but then there are many absurd
ideas about identifying When your
complexion needs attention. it is
sick complexion. When your doctor
cures you of an illness you are not
obliged to continue treatment indefi-
nitely. So it is with the complexion.
When it is put in a healthy. clean,
stimulated condition all it needs is a
little daily care. being kept scrupul-
Ously cleaned and coddled along with
a good cosmetic
It's all right to talk about exercise
and beauty habits. but some women
are so busy hustling for a living or
taking care Of home that beauty Gull
ture is next to an impossibility. How
ever, the health demands a certain
amount of attention, and one should
have it at all costs. Break away from
the busting and the dishes and get out
of doors if only for twenty minutes
each day Nothing is worth the sacri-
fee of health, for without that one
might Just as we'll have never been
born. For a woman who is thin, tired
out, nervous and in need of rest, the
Jaucaire remedy will be found most
valuable. Formula: Four hundred
grams of simple sirup. ten grams of
Iactophosphate of lime. ten grams of
tincture of fennel, ten grams of true
extract of galega. Take two teaspoon
fuls in water before each meal. This
can hR purchased already compound
ed, if one prefers.
Character is displayed in every
word, in silence. in deeds and in idle
ness, in work and in play. The mar
row-minded show prejudices and the
big-hearted show generosity, affect
ion and sympathy We are what we
make ourselves, and whether or not
we are loved and esteemed depends
upon our own conduct There is no
fascination equal to that of clear
Drained. tender-hearted, lovabe wo-
man, just as there is no picture like
that of a really beautiful girl. If wo-
men only knew it. they have the best
things in the world For there is none
so inhuman as to refuse anything to
pretty woman who asks sweetly
and who is Of the right sort.
A SUCCESSFUL FAILURE.