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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Chicago Live Stock
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Preas
CHICAGO. Jan, .-cattie--Reoeipts about
sCOO market steady; beeves, $s6od6l0: cows
and heifers, $1.7094 60; Texans. ss.s0fD4Oo;
calves, s5.Oo9Z0o; western, ss.7oqlso; stockers
and feeders, 50 .60dL60.
Hogs-Receipts about 10000; market steady
10 Sc higher light. si.o034s0; mixed. 4o5dD
s7is; heavy. s405Q4.40; rough. 81 05@4 Is; pigs,
s.. 5094.10; bulk Of sales at $4. 20df.S0
sheep-Receipts about 10000; market weak:
natives, ss 25q5.6 so; westerns. 81 1905 90; year.
lings, s49odb6O; lambs. s5.0097.15; westerns.
IS 00d7 90
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New York Market

Ry Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. So---New low levels for
the present bear movement was reported IN
wheat today. following weak cables, Dig
Argentine estimates. predictions for snow
In Kansas and heavy selling Final prices
showed a net loss Of 2k @2isc; May, $1.olk Y
01OSA; closed $t,oeh; July, s1o2H q
1.O4A: closed. S102h.
Hops barely steady.
Wool petroleum and hides steady.
Sugar raw steady fair refining. 3.26;
centrifugal g6 test 3.75; molasses sugar
400 Refined, steady
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Nay chanae ore prIess

NEW YORK, Jan. sO.--A conference OF tho
leading steel interests, including the United
States Steel corporation. Republic Steel COM
pany. Bethlehem Steel company. Jones s.
company. was held here today. II was re-
pr,-kad that a new schedule Of orc prices might
result. Several Of Che members said that
been reached.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Cotton and Wool
Nv Associated Press.

| By Associated Press.
| NEW YORK, Jan. s0-spot cotton closed
quiet; middlne uplands, II .76c; do gulf. II. ooo;
! sales 600 bales
| ST LOUIS ian. s0.--wooi. STEADY; territory
and western mediums, 2eq2sc; dne medium
/ 1sd20c: nne. 1b017c
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
sugar and Coffee
BY Associate~ Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.--Sugar raw, quiet;
fair refining, $500; centrifugal. 20 test. S.SOc;
rolasses sugar. 3Odc; refined, steady: crushed.
s.e0c, powdered, 5000: granulated, 4.sOc.
Coffee was steady No. Rio, SIC; No. 4
Santos, SIC.
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ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

a NEW YORK, jan. sO.--Cold weather 9,
q prevented the orange auction this 3
8 morning. the Thermometer registering 9
8 only 10 degrees.
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

8 NEW YORK. Jan. sO.-Copper, lake .
3 els.021k @1s.s71z, eIectrolytic f$lS.b0@ 9
g 1919. casting $3.50. =
8 Lead, S3.7O@3.s5. 9
g Tin, S27.75@28.00. g
8 Silver, New York 55ahc =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Morning Sales


Milltown PTaction--5OO6 at &c.
Red Hills NJ. and L.--1000 at 2Ac.
Johnnie Cons.-3O00 at 11Ac.
Eureka-1000 at 214c,
Dxie-1000 at 51ac.
Is. B. Bonanza--5000 at 4c.
Lone Star-1000 at 12c.
Triangle-1000 at CSC.
Baby Florence-1000 at 7c
Florence--100 at 81 So; 200 at 81. s5.
Lige Harris--1000 at 1lac
Dasy-100 at 81 13; 200 at 81. IA; 1900 at 81 10;
2OOO at 81 .16. 500 at s1.17: 800 at s1.1s,
FractIon--300 at 90c; 1900 at 91c.
April Fool Ex.-5000 at lac; 1900 at 1&c.
Bonnie Clare-1000 at 10s4c.
Florence L. and M.-500 at sac: 1000 at 10c.
Jumbo EXtension-100 at 51c.
Atlanta-5O0 at 3siac.
Searchlight Western-1000 at &c.
Afternoon Sales
April Fool Ex.--4000 at 11sc; 210o0 at 1sic;
10, 900 at 1%c Is. 81
Bonnie Clare-5000 at 101nc.
Daisy-15O0 at 81 IA; 500 at 81 .15; 800 at 81.
CB 800; 900 at si1s CB. 800; 200 at si17 (B. 500.
Combination Fraction-900 at 90c; 100 at Ole.
Florence L. and MOO at 10c.
Iohnne-2500 at lie.
Lige Harris-11, 900 at 1hc.
Manhattan Mustang-1000 at 105c.
Milltown Fraction-3S.oOo at 2%c; 1900 at &c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
FRUIT MARKET
BY Associated Pr.sa

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3o.-Fancy apples.
$500; common, soc; fancy pears. So rs; navel
oranges, 81 l25q2.25; seedlings. 75casi.5o Mexi-
can lines $sOOq4OO: common California lem-
ons. 75c1$l 25; good to choice. 81. 5Od1.75; fam
ey, s2Oo@25o; bananas. 75cassoOi pineapples.
Sl.5093.50 Persian dates, &C.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Treasury Balances

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. sO.--Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the general
fund shows;
Available cash balances ssss. .73o. gold
coin and bullion sso,75o,s5O. gold certificates
s42,30S,690.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31

20 PEI ppA. 10 IDS. uet..s..' ss's s.s. 80.
GRAIL, AND FEED-(1Oo lbs. )-Wheat. No
1, slS5: do (l00-lb. sacks) $3.50: corn $780,
crack corn. 3l.e5, feed meal. H.lo; bran
heavy. $40 rollec barley. $50; oil cake
meal $3.50; seed rye. sI.76; shorts. sl.6S
Egyp corn. q 65; white oats s1.TS.
HAY-Sellng price per ton: Choice wheat
hay. $16917: Mo. wheat wheat and oat.
si49i5 choice tame oat. sl6 OO0l7.5O wild oat.
SO: alfalfa, SIS. straw t66a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Market Ranges

PORTLAND, jan sO.--wheat, club. Ssc;
bluestem. s5c; valley. ssc; red, Sic.
TACOMA, Jan. 3o.-Wheat. nominal; biue-
STEM Sc; club, sic; red. 7ec.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. So.--Wheat.
weaker; May, 1850 asked. Barley. weak;
May, sl.37M December. sl.1tM asked.
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Retail Prices

sumption prevail al the Los Angeles stores;
Butter, 2-lb. roll. fancy. Ivy
Butter. 2-lb. roll Santa Ana.--............ 'sse 'sse
Cooking butter ~
Eggs, fresh ranch. per dozen.............. 40
Potatoes, fancy 100 lbs. %bs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES. Jan 9O-Bank clearings
were s1,OsssS9.4 against sl,so5,779.72 for the
corresponding date last year, a decrease OF
s517 "a. Following is comparative state-
ment;
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PALMlara Ans MEDIUMS

~~S~~~~r-~~~-N~>~~~~~~s
DR.. GREEN CLAIhVOYANE BUSINESS
medium. give life readings daily: terl cir
cles Wednesday, evenings. o'clock zsa
ROOM 16 I1DsA s. SPRING ST
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SPECIAL NOTICES


MRS. d. oBERMEYER, CURIo STORE, 2os
West Seventh street, near Lankershim motel
Just received full line of leather mover,
ties. all kinds OF hangers, pillows, postal
cards. orange wood pin cushions. call pehs;
in fact everything in the curio line, you o,i
will get what you want here. Near SeVenen
and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
CHICAGO GRAIN
Bv Associated Press.


CHICAGO Jan. so.-wheat was weak all
day. The general news was favorable to the
hears and the market received little support
except from shorts. Sharp declines in the
price Of wheat at the principal European grain
centers, due to liberal offors from. Argentina,
had a depressing effect at the opening. Bear
ish sentiment was increased largely by pri-
mary receipts, decline in the price OF cash
wheat at southwestern markets and by an
estimate of large forthcoming Argentine ship
ments The market closed weak with prices
near the low point. May opened asQ1Sc to sac
sc lower at OIL 001sq1. 009ss sold at $l0O9s and
declined TO 9SAc. The close was at 9Siau9SSsc.
The slump In wheat had only slight in-
huence on corn because of the continued small
receipts and reports OF poor conditions caused
ty damp weather. The market weakened
later and closed easy. May opened shade to
1sc lower at 60ssG6O%c, sold at 60StG605sc and
then declined TO 6024c and closed at 6Olsc.
Oats were weak in syrnpssny with wheat and
because OF liberal receipts. May opened 40
&c lower at b31suoSl2c ana solu on 10 oz9Acs
where it closed
provisions were firm all day, the market
being we'll supported because of smaller re-
oeipts of live hogs Shorts and local packers
were active buyers At the close May pork
was UP 7lsc lard was &c higher and ribs were
SC up
Market Ranges
wheat-May. ssls@ssssc; July. 'i9sasi%c;
'egsl corn-May. soisc; July. SsNa5sIc; Sept. 5sqs
d5slsc
old 45Mc; do new, 44c.
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour, easy; No. spring wheat. 81 .0sls; No.
4. 81 GOAL O5: No red. 94Q979sc; No. corn.
5slta5Oc; No. yellow, 59G6oc; No. oats.
4sisc; No. IS white. 4sha51c: No. rye. Sic;
fair TO choice mailing barley, s2d92c; No.
northwestern naxseed. 81. 20is; prime timothy
seed, $3.50; clover, contract grades SIT l6;
short ribs sides. loose, Sc 00G6.50; mess pork
per bbl, SIC. 20@1225; lard, per 100 lbs, s7621s
short clear Sides boxed. $6. 50a6,75; whisky,
-. ,toh
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
New York Stocks

Nv Associated Prest.
NEW YORK, Jan. s0--Following were th'
official closing quotations today;
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OIL Stocks
DAILY MINING GALL
Listed Stocks
CALIFORNIA

Official sales-soOO Johnnie at 1lAc 1000 Cali.
at Ic
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Equitable Savings Bank &: ;:G q .s:s :.

You are offered. subject to prior sale. part o
mortgage per cent s0-year GOLD BONDS.
OF stock par value $40 each. will be given "
OF FOSTERS MAGAZINE. compliments Of
erni OFFICES 5ls Bumiller building. Los Ang
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Bonds

Official ls, sales-2Ooo Central Oil at f'o; 1000 do
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San Eranolaco MlnIna stocks

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 80. 30.--Following were
official closing quotations today:
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4 100000 in PaS
in terest payable
nth each bond.
THE FOSTER
'el es. Cal.
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

COLA kAt WAREHOUSE CO..
4i5-4l7- 7-41s San Pedro Street.
Man ofnc. s24 South Main.
Phones Mai iii: Home 2is4. New md alb
Holutely n-eproct storage: private locked
rooms TO brio-a- hrac. pianos. Ans furniture.
etc.; trunks bc1es. ETC.. stored, go 70 coo
per month We solici your patronage.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
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1a< a/zaIz17qGo.c o.cz&ze.

should never look loaded down with
Jewels.
To make the wrist look slender and
supple. nothing is SO useful as a plain
band of black velvet When the hands
are large the band may be wide. as in
the illustration, but when the hands is
small and the wrist merely out Of pro-
portion. narrow black band is all that
is necessary. A tight old-fashioned brace
let of black enamel might be used in
stead of the velvet, and it has the ad-
vantage of being proper for aIl-day wear.
while black velvet may be worn only at
night
To give the hands an appearance Of
whiteness a piece Of black courtplaster
is worn. This. unlike the velvet band, is
quite appropriate for the morning, and
it has the desired effect.
No device. however. will make neg
lected fingers look welI-eared for. and the
girl who wants small white hands must
learn to keep her nails in good condition.
or her rings, eourtplaster. and blacl.
bands win only call attention to the de-
tails she has overlooked.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
AStringent Wash

You will ind this an excellent wash for
coarse pores. oily or fabby skin: Sew
enty grains of alum. one and half
ounces Of almond milk (thick), six ounces
Of Tosewater.
Dissolve the alum in the rosewater,
then pour gently into the almond milk.
with constant agitation, Apply with a
soft linen cloth every night before re-
firing.
When the eyebrows fall out this tonic
application will improve them: Fifteen
drops of oil OF lavender. fifteen drops Of
oil of rosemary, two drains of tincture
of cantharides, two ounces of vaseline.
Mix thoroughly. Apply TO the eyebrows
with a tiny toothbrush once a day until
the growth is sufficiently stimulated
Then less often.
IF the eyebrows are Of uniovely line
have the electric needle used to shape
them properly.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16

EveIaSh Grower

Clipping the eyelashes is an unsatisfac-
tory experience. 1t removes the fine hair
points and leaves the growth stubby Ike
a mans beard. A preparation which is
used to promote the growth Of the eye
lashes is made by combining two and a
half ounces of cologne, one and a half
ounces of glycerin, two ounces of fluid
extract OF jaborandi
Agitate ingredients until thoroughly in
corporated. Apply to the lashcs with a
tiny camel s-hair paint brush. The brush
must be freed from any drop and passed
lightly along the edge of the eyelids. eX-
ercising extreme care that no minutest
portion of the lotion touches the eye
itself
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
-Ezzc<I ZHzzZGr
LtZ%eGH GHzaaLua%I IIzzIt

The hand is not only one OF the chief
beauties of woman. but also one of the
greatest indications of character. and.
while large hand often shows force and
|capabillty, small hand is more generally
admired. either for its compact appear
ance or because of its grace.
Therefore. the average woman ardently
desires small. white hand with tapering
fingers connected TO the forearm by
dainty wrist. There are many. however.
not provided by nature with such ideal
beauties. and for these artificial effects
have been devised.
A tulle bow fastened to the fan will
give a sort Of shadowing outline to the
hand and hide its real size; in fact. it
makes large hand look quite reasonably
small, but care must be taken to see
that II the hand is not white a dark
shade of tulle is used. Either brown or
black viii do. particularly brown. if the
wearer is a brunette. for then II VIII
match the hair and bring out the color of
the eyes.
For acquiring tapering fingers nothing
could be more useful than i've thimbles.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Cure Of the Complexion.

The face sheuid be washed. winter and
summer. in water from which the chill
has been taken of. and dried carefully
by pressing gently on it, not rubbing.
with a fine linen towel a little cold
cream should be applied at night with the
fingers and allowed To remain until morn
ing. when it is gently removed with a fine
cloth before washing the face.
Do not expose the face 10 the external
air Immediately after washing il. A
sauze veil viii serve TO preserve the skin
from the Injurious effects Of the sun or
wind.
+ To obtain "a clear and brilliant COM
pIeNion, heavy and indigesuble articles
OF food are to be avoided. Fruit should
be eaten abundantly. Daily exercises In
the open air should be taken.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
To Reduce the Abdomen.

The best way TO reduce the abdomen IS
by taking exercise. but remember it
should he taken moderately at first ana
gradually increased. The following is a
splendid exercise for this purpose: In
standing position clasp the hands over
the abdomen. Contract the muscles Of
the abdomen and bend at the hips six
times, keeping the muscles we'll con-
traeted throughout the bending Rest
by taking three deep breaths between
each exercise.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Remedy for Persniring Hands.

Use this lotion on your hands: one
half ounce Of tiucture of be,ladonna.
three ounces of cologne water. Mix to-
sether
Apply the liquid whenever you choose
during the day. and always after first
washing the hands IN hot water and dry
ing them thoroughly and quickly Rub
the lotion well into the skin.
Keep the mixture out Of the way Of
ignorant persons and children.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
The Auburn Tint.

To acquire the auburn tinge for the
hair. take one ounce of henna leaves.
steep In a pint Of boiling water for twenty
minutes Let stand until It gets cold.
Strain the liquid and apply to the hair
by the aid of a small sponge.
The henna will sometimes stain the
scalp, bur the stain can easily be re-
moved by soap and water.
SINCE the ends of the hair every four
or six weeks to prevent the ends from
splitting.
Cut the ends occasionally, to strength
en- the hair, and after each cutting singe
them
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Troublesome Acne.

When acne becomes fairly established
il often proves extremely stubborn and
home treatment is not as effective as it
might be. Professional treatment is
cheapest and best in the long run. How
ever, 10 clear and cleanse the skin you
might take two teaspoonfuls Of epson
salts twice week. The bIackheads must
be removed from the skin. else they will
form into pimples: therefore the sooner
you attend to this disease the better it
will be for you.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
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Chapped Hands

Apply the following cream 10 your
hands: Three and a half ounces Of white
petrolatum. one-qUarter ounce Of par
affine wax. once ounce Of Ianolin, one
and a half ounces Of water, three drops
Of oil Of rose. One-half dram Of alcohol
Melt the parafin wax, add the petro-
iatum and Ianolin. Stir constantly, beat
ing the water in during the process. Add
the oil and alcohol when nearly cold.
Chapped hands should be treated by
keeping the hands as dry as possible and
applying some emollient at night before
retiring. Cold cream, zinc ointment lben-
zoinated) OF boracic ointment will answer
the purpose.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Superfuous Flesh.

To reduce flesh one must avoid all
starchy ana sweetened food. all cereals,
vegetables containing sugar or starch,
such as peas, beans. corn, and potatoes.
Have your bread toasted; sprinkle it with
salt instead of using butter. Mix. I
regret 10 say, is fattening. Skinned
milk may be drunk. Hot water is an
excellent substitute for other liquids.
Add a little Of the juice of lines or
lemons 10 it, If you choose. Limit your
sleeping hours TO seven at the most, as
.overindulgence in sleep is especially hurt
fuI
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
An Oily Skin.

An oily skin is due to weakness of the
sebaceous glands, and is condition that
requires proper treatment. or unsightly
blemishes will in time result
The diet has a great influence on the
condition of the skin All rich and greasy
foods should be baRished- Wipe off the
face occasionally with diluted alcohol Us
per cent strength. A few drops of am
monia or a pinch of bOrax In the water
with which the face is washed is also
helDful
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Lotion for DRY Hair.

If you desire good tonic for very dry
hair, try the following formula. Once
ounce Of glyCerin, one-quarter pint Of
eau de cologne, one dram of liquid am
nlonia, one-half dram of oil Of origanuIn,
one-half dram Of oil Of rosemary, one
ounce Of tincture of cantharides.
Briskly agitate> for ten minutes. then
add camphor julep. one-half pint. and
again mix we'll and stir. A few drops OF
essence of musk or other perfume can
be added
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Irritated Ewes

The eyes should always be washed be-
fore going to bed TO remove the dust
which may have gathered on the lids
during the day, and also on rising in the
morning to remove any particle that may
have gathered during the night. Ordin-
arily pure cold water is best for this
purpose. as warm water has q tendency
TO redden the eyes and make them wa
terry
When your eyes have become irritated
through excessive use. cloth dipped in
cold water and applied TO them. and
changed as often as it becomes warm.
viii generally relieve them. II the irrita-
ton continues. the following lotion will
prove efhcacious. one grain Of borax,
once ounce Of camphor water
Pour a little of the solution into the
eyes several times a day.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
LaIzr LzuGeGI0uhIs Lhn

a FEATURE that no one can af-
"a ford to neglect is the chin. \
double chin is sometimes un-
avoidable and the least a wo-
man can do to improve her appearance
is 10 correct as far as possible the de-
feet and to wear clothes that will not
make matters worse.
Il is best to wear a low collar if the
chin has already lost the outline OF
youth-a collar that viii not force the
chin out, but viii be so soft that the
flesh may be hidden by its folds. A
tight neckband not only calls attention
10 the difficulty but it also helps cult
vate an unbecoming heaviness Of chin
and cheeks
Then even woman with triple chin
may learn 10 hold her head so that the
defect will not show. and no pains should
be spared to acquire such a habit
She could sleep without a pillow, which
throws her head forward. and she could
cultivate the habit of keeping her chin
up, so that it makes a right angle with
the line of her throat In the morning
gentle massage will help TO send the fat
from chin to neck, where it should have
settled in the first place.
It is curious fact that a woman with
heavy chin seldom has a well-rounded
throat, and she win be amply repaid for
her trouble if fifteen minutes every morn
ing are spent on massaging.
But the double chin is not the only
thing that detracts from the charm of
the chin The girl who punches her
shoulders and throws her head forward
is not only spelling her figure, but pre-
senting the ugliest line Of her profile 10
the view of the world. As a rule this
habit may be traced to imperfect vision.
and the oculist should be consulted before
it has gone too far to be cured.
A mother cannot begin too early to
teach her daughter how to hold her
head. It should be carried straight on
the shoulders. not tCo far back-that is
ungraceful-nor so far forward that the
chin is dropped against the throat, nor
held out 50 that it looks detached from
the figure.
All details Of the carriage help to make
up the perfection of a woman. and no
one should complain of the time necessary
10 correct injurious habits in herself or
in her children.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Deformed Nose.

A childs nose may be improved by
pushing it perseveringly in the opposite
direction. 1t may be necessary to con-
tinue this treatment for eight or ten
months TO produce the desired result.
The following exercise Is excellent for
developing the hips: Stand alternately on
each foot, swing the free limb pendulum
fashion from the hips, each time allowing
It to go as far forward and backward as
possihle
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
State Pins.

People with sentimental affiliations for
back home whichever State in the
Union that may mean to them. are wear
ing new species Of ornamentation in
the shape of a State pin
The pin follows in outline the form Of
the State It represents, and the name OF
which is stamped upon it. 1t is. in fact.
a miniature map. The rivers are marked
by lines, and the capital and principal
cities by dots, and. if one wishes TO pay
for exclusiveness in patriotism. one may
have the capital city marked by a tiny
diamond.
These pins are used for scarf OF lapel
ornaments, for charms, or watch fobs.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Shampooing the Head.

The head should he washed thoroughly
at least once q month. A thick lather Of
a good pure soap should be made using
warm water. When the head has been
rinsed in several clear waters is should
be dried as quickly as possible. When
perfectly dry It should be combed and
then well brushed with a soft brush.
In comhing the hair great care should be
taken not To pull or twist il.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Complexion Brush Necessary.

Friction keeps the minute blood vessels
exercised and the skin active and healthy.
Immediately after baths and ablutions.
dry with a coarse towel and give the skin
a brisk brushing with good complexion
brush. This will remove the old. dead
skin, and make the complexion brilliant.
a poor brush will make the skin coarse
harm than good.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
OilY Nose.

Beaming, oily noses may often be cured
by bathing the entire face with weak
solution Of soda water Use a common
washing soda. a piece about the size of
a hazelnut to a quart of warm water.
The circulation is usually at fault in
these cases, and women with trouble
some noses should take plenty of ex-
erclse in the open air and avoid all highly
spiced food.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
Obstinate Freckles.

Freckies are caused by the wind or
order. You will find the following recipe
very helpful; One-half dram Of oxide Of
zinc, one-quarter dram Of subiodide Of
bismuth, one and three-guarters dram Of
dextrine, one and half drains OF gly-
Cerin.
Spread the paste upon the freckles at
night before going to bed. Tn the morn
ing remove what remains with a little
powered borax and sweet oil.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-16
To Erase Wrinkles.

Wrinkles may sometimes be effaCed by
the following treatment, II persistenty
courtplaster, then, with the thumb and
fOTefnger Of one hand stretch the skin
furrowed by the wrinkle until it is per
feetly smooth, and with the other hand
apply over the wrinkle a strip of the
courtplaster. This application is, of
course. best made at night.
If your eyebrows are too thick. they
may be thinned and trained to the line
of beauty by the use Of tweezers or Of
a depilatory and patient manipulation.