The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-08
YOU WOULD
BE BEAUTIFUL.

The woman who desires to look her best
on every occasion realizes hat she must
first of all possess a clear complexion,
for this is one of the chief charms of a
woman's face. She, therefore, is a wise
woman who bestows the greatest care
upon this important possession. Irregu-
larity of feature is condoned and lost
sight of when the charm of a clear COM
plexion sheds its soft glow over this de-
feet.
All the conditions of modern life are
anything but conducive to clear complex
ions. Outdoors. In the unpleasant winter
months. the s-portswoman finds that
motoring. golfng and hunting, and all
such happy pastimes play havoc with the
skin and complexion unless proper protec-
ton is taken, while indoors the face is
exposed to the smoke, dustsand close air
Of the house. to say nothing of the dele
FERROUS effects of sitting up late in habit
ably overheated rooms.
Bridge is a game that wields q most
fascinating sway over all. but, alas, how
often 1t takes away the beauty sleep
| which is 50 necessary to preserve fresh
ness. and how it disturbs that "unruffied
calm and softness'' which are SO attractive
in q eomely face.
Then frequent late suppers Of all kinds
of tempting delicacies nave a tiresome lit
tie way OF retaliating on our internal or
gahism. and producing results which are
anything but pleasing to the woman who
realizes the charm of sparkling eyes and
a perfect digestion. For are not health
and beauty synonymous?
If she is careless and persists in break
ing the common sense laws of health and
neglecting her skin. a dragged and faded
look very soon appears. People begin to
say how old she looks, n that she Is
quite losing her personal attractlyeness,
and wonder what the reason Is. Her skin
has become dry and sallow, and the pores
are clogged with a mass of various i'm
%purities. Her eyes have probably become
"baggy" and dull" and cheeks hollow, or
she is in daily terror of a growing double
chm.
Her neck has lost its shapeliness, her
face may be married with unsightly
blotches and blemishes, which the thick
est veil cannot hide. and which cause I'M
told misery to the self-conscious pos
SCISSOR.
Then she may be afflicted with a red
nose. and those distressing puffy, red
hands.
Fortunately there are easy and simple
remedies to combat these unattractive
symptoms. The best and surest way of
gaining and preserving n good healthy
skin is by perfectly natural and hygienic
methods. which have been brought within
the reach of the least, elastic purses.
Then there are so many daily rules to be
observed. which cost nothing at all in the
fulfilling. but which mean so much to the
seeker after beauty.
Not only w~ell-known society beauties,
but those of a humber walk in life APP
~preciate a beautiful complexion. Many
women today realize that 1t is wisdom
and true economy to put aside a part even
of a limited dress allowance, in order to
be able to spend something upon the care
of the skin. A simple froek and hat, ac-
ccmpanied by a clear, fresh complexion,
will gain far more admiration than an
elaborate toilette worn by a woman who,
possessing a muddy or unhealthy-looking
skin. is foolish enough to neglect her per-
sonal appearance.