St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-30
YOUR FACE, BEAU.
TY DOCTOR ADVISES
WOMEN.

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q ally, with reckless abandon, MAZDA n
: Hatten, straight from her celebrate
: beauty shop in Chicago, led a thron
& Of women auditors into the inne.
b most secrets Of her beauty, at th
I Century Theater this afternoon.
: Differing from the usual eloistere
priestess Of beauty, she met her al
8 dience upon the most confidential an
intimate terms.
In a sheath fitting white sati
gown, yelled with crystals, and wit
a big black velvet hat setting Of
!, soft gray hair and lustrous darl
eyes, she was a slender, youthful
figure.
But the greatest revelation of al
lay in the confirmation Of the rumol
noised about that Nine. Hatten is /
great-grandmother. It develops that
she is the grandmother of Mrs. Sam.
melmayer, of Cook avenue, who is
herself a mother.
Nine. Hatten did not reveal the Sc
cret, ~preferring to leave her audience
with the cnigmatic conclusion of one
of her admirers, who said: what
ever is her age she doesn't look it. "
If Nine. Hatten we're solely the
product of those toilet preparations
which bear her name and are being
introduced by Silk, Baer & Fuller and
Scruggs, Vandevoot & Barney, they
need no further testimonial. But it
is plain that she has evolved a system
which is a PHILOSOPHY, and which con-
tributes to their efficiency. Hence
the lecture.
I owe my present state of preser-
walton largely to SALT" said Nine.
Hatten. Don't scrub yourself with
salt, but used proportionately as your
skin is soft, that salt as a power as
a preserVatiye cannot be disputed.
Remembering first, last and
always, the circulation of the blood
is the n vital essential aid to beau
ty, the rest ceases to become com
plicated. Ice, exercise, salt, are aids
to good circulation in the skin.
DO not exercise beyond a certain
or you tear down the tissue you
have built up. Rolling is q fine ex-
but you should not roll more
then fifteen Or twenty times at a
Specific gravity is the strong
force which pulls down ehins and
gives the first clutch to age. Hold
your head high and exert all your
strength to defy that force.
Feed your face, not metaphorie-
ally, but literally, with skin food,
Hoard old tableeloths and napkins
precious stones. They are ncom-
for applying cold cream to
he face.
If the fashions in eoIors change
With the seasons, change also your
complexion. Face powders should
AIRY in tint with your mood, with
7our gown, with the fashion.
Soaps are one Of the greatest
curses of the age. They make lines.
Substitute a mixture of cornmeal and
oats, lemon juice and warm water.
Night is the time for expansion
md elimination. Do not thWart the
process by a cold bath in the morn
ng. The bath should always be of
temperature agreeable to the body.
Carrots grated, eaten with mayon-
laise dressing, as a sandwich, are
..xcellent for the complexion. Spin
is another beautifer.
1T is not necessary to have beau
Y if you have the art and articles
With which to pursuade people that
GU are beautiful.
Don't divplge your beauty secrets
Q your husband. Hide your cos
You will observe that he Z
.oes into the seclusion of a barber
hop. When he reappears beautifed
e says merely that he had a shave.
Don't ever shock your husband by
that you have brains. You
an easily lead him TO think he
all your ~cleverness by add I
lg Don't you think so? or Isn't
hat right, Tom?' to your remarks.
And, rene mber. Cupid Is tbe hest