The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-22
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Ihk dnutiA cAin u disappearing,
and the number of pretty necks 5I
Increasing because OF feminine par-l
sistence In clinging to the collarleNs
Lodice. X was adopted with hNsita-
ION by all save the very pretty young
and pretty, but IL has proved itself sol
adaptable and comfortable that woni-
len OF all ages have succumbed TO It's
'iascination for warm weather wear
and for use In the privacy OF home.
There Is no denying the injury
done TO the throat By high, close;il'
lting collars The women who wear
Iesening dress all the year throngl
sufferN the least because there are
long periods oil release for the neck
nd high collars are so uncomfortable
that they are worn as little as pos
aible and the head is held as high as
l.t can be during the torturlng period
The habit Of carrying the chin well up
i foe TO the bag Of flesh which Of.
Item forms below ii and Is dlgniiled by
| he name or double chin.
The neck yields to treatment more
uickly than does any other part d
he body. There are fattenlng creams
nd whitening lotions with exercises
ithat keep the muscles elastic. Deep
breathing does wonders for thin
heck, as Is nhown by a young singer
sho has returned from 2 long course
i atudy abroad. When she left home
he was ashamed TO wear the reguia-
I ton evening frock, her neck bones
.sere so prominent--to today she weighs
4 fopps.s but her neck is soft ana full and
/ i'fetty, che, result Of deep brenthlay
'llsS-fifch forms part of'Soice trafnify y-
fss saN 9$'s ---4-1ayif n11 Va w
p + 4{sei to have ehum whose schies
l'iafeet was thlnness1of art1.q she wns
1aaflief pretty in face and fairly we'll
4 fteVeioped In body bit her arms were
4 isls, and she knew III. Somebody told
| lyfs to Use Indian clubs, and she pro-
ured some and learned how 10 use
lhem and 50 persistently idd work, IN
secret, that she was revelation when
| ext she appeared In party togs. Her
arms were so beautiful that several ol
ller friends became devOtees OF ciut
swinging, which, by the way, Is a
graceful and interesting exercise.
Rowing Is another developer OF neck
and arms, and II Is easy enough Y
i Learn. But no neck will remain pret'
ty II the circulation OF blood Is In
peded By stiff. tight collars. There are
women who wear cloae-fltting neck
bands on their night dresses, though
lie number is small. The woman wno
has experienced the comfort OF "a CO;
larless waist in warm weather is mol
going to- give 1t up in the privacy o.
nome at any season. particularly
when there are so many pretty 1la'
collars to wear with such garments
| Winter homes are so well heated tha:
summer froeks can be worn with corn
fort In them and the freshness ol
street frocks. be kept so much longer
Ii is better to finish out ones sum
lmer frocks in that way and have
! fresh supply, the next year. Being =
bit behind the fashions does not ma
tel at home, provided woman looks
dainty and sweet, but one feels bet
ter II clothing for public wear beara
1.-THE stamp Of smartness. II one hai
an economical mind. every garment
must be worn to its full value, tna'
In not always pleasant in these dass
OF swiftly changing fashions.
4 BETTY BRADEEN., x