Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-22
SOME GOOD ADVICE
TO OLD AND YOUNG


II Is only In the effort to be artIess
that a woman employa sublime artful
ness.
An individual may have the most
serious mind In the world. and SIN
be Jolly delightful and CHEEKY Seri.
BUSINESS Is not necessarily a matter OF
elongated countenance and blue
moods. One may be royal optimist
and be extremely mindful OF the fact
that every life has serious moments
that must be considered with wisdom
and deliberation.
ugliness and beauty are two ex.
tremes seldom found. The space he.
tween them IL vast. Often the plain
est woman thinks herself vision
when she is really a sight. Again the
prettiest girf may be unconscious OF
her loyellness. There IL no excuse
nowadays for an uninteresting, un.
slightly woman With nentness of gar
ment. grace of actions. nicely of speech
ana n smiling. goodnatured counte-
nance she can win for herself all the
friends she needs.
Money hath charms to soothe the
savage bill collector
Sunlight enters a growing plant mud
re-appears In a flower. Good Thoughts
and gentle acts. becoming pari OF
ones life. display their loveliness in a
sweet expression. kindly eyes and
soft voice. Our moods. Ideas. cLlr-
acter all make for or detrnct from a
good appearance. Selfishness. j.rl-
ousy, envy. cruelty, have faces of their
which fhar IN
entertain these unpleasant qualities
Two good white crepe blouses will
do for summer girl, These delight
iully convenient garments can be laun-
dered In wash bowl and will dry
almost Immediately. They need not
be ironed, They are usually trimmed
with crochet lace or embroidered by
hand with heavy floss To be very
dainty they should be made entirely
By hand.
Jewelry. like every other luxury.
must have some special value. either
in price or association. The silly girl
who wears lot OF cheap clap-trap
bangles and charms does not Improve
her taste or appearance. A sweet,
neat, dainty young woman looks bet.
let's and neck strings. Pretty eyes are
the best OF Jewels
Considering the despotism Of the
modern wife 1t Is safe to say tha;
the majority of married men are N
the minority
The best way to make your hus.
band look fine and tidy and well
brushed is to be fine and tidy your
self, II he hears you splnshing about
In the baihtub every morning and
knows that you are fussy about wear.
Ing fresh linens and spick and span
garments he will develop tremen-
dous interest In clean collars and pol.
ished boots. An unshayen man Is tho
untidiest creature In the world, and
certainly he Is not adorable to look
upon No woman who trots about
the house with n shaggy name hang
Ing about her ears is entitled to voice
complaint about a husband who looks
like tramp struck by a tornado
Make for yourself some little princess
aprons OF checked gingham. They will
cost practically nothing and you will
look as lovely as the soubrette in the
melodrama
A calm. peaceful mind IL a tremen.
deus aid 10 beauty. The worried lady
carries some of her troubles In her
heart, but big load is ON her counte-
nance A doleful face is as offensive
as one that has not been properly
bathed. Don't forget that the other
fellow has troubles. too. They are
the common inheritance of all of US,
and are really Of greater value than
we know.
comfortably dressed unless they are
rights AS a general rule kimono
Is rude and slipshod thing. Suppose
you make yourself some pretty little
white petticoais and long, lacey negli.
gee coats. semi-fitting Then you won
have adragging affair to wipe up the
| floors or choppedoff dressing jack
cts that climbs up from the waist line
Many persons might have attained
70 wisdom had they not assumed that
they already possessed it.-Seneca.
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| The heart that Is sufficient. that
can generate Its own supply OF happi
ness, Is proof against all the ills OF
Cleanliness is the first law OF beauti
Tying. also the second and all the
others. No matter what the nature Of
your complexion III. the face should be
bathed every night with warm water,
n pure soap and a correct comriexion
brush. Since this cleansing process
removes the natural oils as well as
dust and CRIME. simple emoilient like
creme marquise or orange flower skin
food should be Applied In kaan th~
skin from becoming dry or rough.
The simpler young girl IL dressed
the sweeter she is and the daintler q
her appearance. The false hair and
the coiled pompadours give touch d
nrtificiality that easily blends into III
ridiculous. The coiled springs Are a
, structiye to the growth. The u4fa
breaks the delicate hair ahaf(s. anh Z
!. lovely. tMxurtAnA touknna - 49, I