The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-20

Brooklyn Eagle.
 we have some absolutely new ways of making women pretty" said Pa risian beauty maker, and our success during recent seasons especially, speaks we'll for our methods.
 eve are very careful about overdo- ing the outdoor exercise stunt A It, lie vigorous exercise Is good for a wo- man, But the trouble Is that sne over . does it and her skin becomes full or dust and awful in its texture. know of no woman with worse complexion than the so-called golnng girl, whose fife is spent on the links. or the woman who makes 1t a point to automobile so many hours a day. Her constant out door life ruins her complexion.
 "For a woman must bear in mind that her skin Is like the lily petal It is easy to mar 1t. and once marred, It Is very dificult to restore it. Even more delicate than the lily are certain thin-skinned complexlons. that seem to take their tone from the system, from inc habits and even from the thoughts.
 .The beauty makers have come to recognize the fact that your thoughts affect your skin. The woman who goes through . spell of worry will have pimples: the woman who passes through a nervous ordeal will have
  man who Is nervous and who borrows trouble will have a red nose. Your thoughts affect your complexion to the most wonderful degree.
 If the ugly duckIing--as we call the woman who applies to us to be made beautiful---is in a state of worry, and there are women who do worry an the time. we insist that she go away upon a vacation. We select a church or con- vent town for her. If possible we put her in retreat where there can come no hint of the outside world. Here she rests and her complexion grows clear.
 "one season in New York I witnessed the amazing spectacle of dozen socI- ety women starting for a. week in a convent, They were taken as board CTS and for 6 week they were allowed to attend church. take their meals in silence, and sleep. read. walk or rest as they might desire. The discipline was magnificent and 1t resulted in wonderful cures of mind and body. If particularly benehted the skin, which became clear as the rose
 Beauty making isn't all a matter of cold cream, yet it Is difHcult to picture the professional beauty without her far of cold cream.
 We take woman and put her upon routine. We insist that she walk four city miles a day. We calculate the distance by the street blocks. and we ask her to tramp until she covers her daily lap. This keeps her timber and prevents her from growing sour. Women who stay in the house grow set and sour.
 we ask the ugly duekIinR to cal, at our beauty parlors daily. There is nothing like a daily routine for awak : enine woman from her dullness. We tell her to be here at a certain bour each day and to walk if possible. When she arrives she is fresh in body and fin spirit.
 we teach the ugly duckIinx how to , wash her face. Of course she has al- ways made great bluH at if but sha has never secured 1t as she SCOUTS har hands nor has she let the water rur upon 1t as she let's 1t run over har hands. Hands are always much hat. ter in color than the face: and the rNa son is that they are rinsed so often with water. If the face can. be sprav- ed at night with a very hot jet of wa ter the euticle will be much clearer ana the skin will be much brighter.
 We place the ugly duckling at q wash basin and we give her a hath spray attached to a hose. We place q mirror in front of her and then we ad- wise her to spray her face until 1t is