Arizona republican., 1910-04-25
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 Green things. including green foods.
 are good for the eyes. Sacks under
 the eyes. unless caused by illness, can
 be driven away by good plain food
 with liberal proportion of green
 things taken with each meal
 Don't keep late hours. but if you
 must, then sleep in the morning Don't scowl
 Don't worry.
 Women whose eyes are not above 1 criticism should wear q dark facing in
 the hat when possible. X dark facing | brings out the eyes wonderfully. It gives them d deep and dusky glow The light eyed woman should not at 1 tempt tO make use of her eyes in an | expressive way. IL is much better to
 cast down the eyes and let the lids veil them q little
 ''l don't say that there are not blue eyes that are full of expression. but l they are rare. The very young girl | may have them. and now and then you see woman of mature years who has preserved the baby blucness of her eyes. but the majority of light eyes ! fade early.
 With the dark eyed woman it is l different. She can wear hat back | from her eyes. She can touch her l lashes with the slightest suggestion of l blackness and so enhance their depth | of course she must be careful about doing this. indeed it is best not to do
 it at all.
 ! T advise the light eyed woman to wear her hat forward as far as her
 milliner will permit. l advise her to | dip it little on one side so as to l deepen the tone of her eyes. and l ad-
 wise her to wear touch of color at her throat color that exactly matches her eyes. This does not mean that the brown eyed woman should wear | brown tie nor that the black eyed wo- man should wear black tie. but there can be suggestion of the eye color. Women whose eyes dc not match. and many women have this affliction. gre advised to wear a hat that partly covers the more offending of the two eyes. one lady of the English royal family has an eye that is set at a slight slant. The other eve is regular She is mentioned always as one of tine beauties of the royal family. hut it is noticed that always she wears q hat
 
 the drawing room she has her hair dressed low on that side to make up for the slight irregularity in the face
 Don't forget to take care of your eyebrows. Never cut them. but be content with brushing them twice q day with soft brush. Some women brush their eyebrows three times a day with d bit of velvet. The eye brows are first touched with oil. then the velvet s brushed across them. This is the Japanese way.
 The eyebrows make a great deal of difference in the face. Low hanging brows are menacing and curved brows are no longer the style. The Duchess of Marlborough has the ideal eye brow It is high and seems always to be slightly lifted. This slightly queru- lous brow is considered the smart thing.
 ITO lift your eyebrows q little you must massage them up and train them The short hairs can be made to grow in almost any way you desire them to go.
 Tt used to be the style to have shadows under the eyes. but the fancy has passed They mark woman as being too far past her prime for beau tvs consideration.
 The thing that best brighteris the eyes is sleep. This is understood by the woman who snatchcs half an hour before dinner in order that sbe may sparkle at the dinner table. The eyes show very plainly the condition of your health Dull. tired eyes mean q dull. tired body.
 '.Wearing eyeglasses fig apt to hard i cn the expression of the face. There i fore women who can not see very well | prefer to stumble rather than lose the | saft look in the eyes. Tall and some what fresh checked women can wear i glasses and look all the prettier for them.
 "The tight fitting automobile hats gre quite becoming to some women. II for the reason that these bonnet II shapes seem to bring out the color of the eyes For this same reason the slinbonnet is becoming to the eyes. but it makes woman look kittenish md it accentuatcs the fact that she is not young.
 If you want to keep the eyes young. lon't scorch the brightness out of hem. That is my advice"