The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-18
UnthiaGreys
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ago you published from one Of your
correspondent prescription toi
the removal Of snpcrfluous hair
clipped the formula bat in some
way miaIaid A. WIN you kindly fe
peat lt3
co should like 10 hnow some
easy way to wash Out flour sacks
The flour wants 10 pack in Tiny and
almost uuremoynhIe rolls on mine
Can you help mel Il
A The following ls the dcpila
tory sou speak OF This wau sent
In by "a curree pnudcng az before
stated. and therefore ! DO not know
personally OF ~ efficiency. Would
suggest that YOU try ll on the arm
for instance. before applying "a
the face. 81 you intend io use a.
The correspondent anid That thit
was takon from collection 81
strictly original private formulas
and it guaranteed death to all hair
and WAS harmless c. the Hhin. "
directions are carefully followed.
Depllht0ry Water. distilled. one
gallon. riyccrlne, two ounces sui
nhide sodium. one pound Dissolve
sodium in the water b. letting q
stand Now filter. aud 20 the fil
trato add the FlYcerlne shake
well and it ~ ready Tor use.
Directions Take q tpothpick.
wrap very small amount of ah
eorbont cotton ON the end. dlp in
the dapllRtpry and apply 20 parts
desired. az follows One appllea'
ton each week for five weeks sue.
essslvely wiil kin all hair.
The correspondent added This
formula n far quicker and safer
than peroxide II leaves no scar o.
hlamleh. bui a clean. clear skin.
nude 81 all hair
fg9 After shaking all the Tour
possible out 81 the sacks. rinse
them through cold water several
timDn Never pat them tn warm or
hot water. &C this will cake The
flour aud cause IL 20 form Into
small pasty balls
Dear Miss Grey have a cues.
zion 10 ask yoa which has
troubled use yers much J am ~
years old. and some time ago a
Young man 20 whom had been
introduced wished 60 take me 70
thp theatre. hut did not wish my
mother Ia know. told him my
mother know all my secrets and
that I would 50 nowhere without
hor knowing Il lie then became
angry and said he would no longer
keep company wiih me ! told him
in that case his company Was not
worth having Did ! do fightf
A PRrDlgH GIRL
A~-You certainly did the rfshi
thing. and what blessing u would
be II more 81 the young gifle Of
vnar age wouia have no secrets
from mother, For they then
wauidn't GO far wrong II younF
man 20 far foFgeiA himself a. "a
become angry when a yonus Eirl
with whom he - keeping company
wishes 70 be- honest aud straight
forward with her best ~ All friends
her mother e plainly showa that
he IL not proper young man with
hom 80 keep company. and that
hla Intentions are not what they
ahould b. Keep away from him.
aud BE- happy that you were "prud
lahr enough To let him 80
Dear Miss Grey VIII you please
toll me through the columns ~ The
star a good method aud what 10
use Ia polishing patent leather
ahoeaY CONSTANT READER
A--common yellow yAseline vii
keep patent leather shoes In better
condition than any polish you can
buy Rob a small quantity ~ the
yasolins into the leather and with
clean cloth rub of any Of the
grease that does not go into the
leather Tho vanellno nourishes
tho leather. uofienu g and lessons
the unAightiy cracking that so soon
ruins the appearance Of patent
leather shoes.