New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-10

flowers" she broke off, with twinkle in
| her eye
| rs Il a cleansing or a dressing cream?
! inquired Helen, who was rapidly becom-
| ing an expert.
There are two kinds made by this
manufacturer. | am using the dressing
cream at the present time. like to use
| Il before | 90 out in this wind. because II
prevents my skin from roughening and
becoming all red and Olotchy Try 1t and
see how splendid your face will feel-so
| soft and velyety. The soap is very good
also"
, "Oh, Madge, | almost forgot 10 thank
you for the perfume you sent me this
morning. II is simply perfect. How did
you know / should like it better than
anything you could give me-?
Because | always do. goosie. l am
delighted that you were pleased. Try
this and see If you like 1t any better than
either OF yours, because you can have It
IL you do"
"Oh, it Is a new rose odor!' exclaimed
Ruth enthusiastically. What a wonder
fully perfect reproduction In perfume OF
the true rose fragrance! Really. | don't
understand how they can do it-it is as II
they plucked the very soul of the flower.
Certainly they do rob 1t of it's sweetest
quality. And the rose scent Is such q
difficult one to catch-it ls so elusive, 80
fieeting, almost as evaslve as The violet.
This extract really watts you back TO an
old fashioned rose garden. | remember
one / fell in love with in England. 1t
seemed as If l never could breathe In
enough of that delicious rose perfume. Is
this one OF the French achieyementsY
mo; you can be patriotic and still
faithful 20 this new extract, for II is
compounded right here in little old New
York. 1t is clever bit Of blending.
isn't IT,
1T Is quite wonderful, my dear, but
won't let you give II to me-" as Madge
, tried to make her keep the bottle. Il
am gong 10 buy bottle though, If you
don't object"
Object i am battered that you thus
honor my Judgment You can buy the
bottles in different sizes, from 81 IS to
A75. The toilet water is 50 %, the
sachet, 81, which is likewise the price
or the race pOWufl, anu lneIc ID the
talcum for 70 cents and the cream for
80 cents, all exhaling the same scent"
Let me show you something else /
bought yesterday FOR Aunt Jane. You
know she has Just travelled abroad long
enough to think that everything English
is Just right She Is also the fussiest
traveller you ever knew. and makes life
quite miserable unless she is perfectly
comfortable. AS she has asked me to SO
South with her after Christmas, / am
determined that she has TO be ideally
comfortable on that trip, 10 | bought her
tnls see IL is an air cushion-latest
style, with screw stopper, seams well
ioined, etc, to be slipped into this mo-
iucco case | bought blue case to
match her travelling bag"
ibid 1t cost you fortuner" piped
up Helen. 9.
well, it was rather expensive, out
have to spread myself a little on Aunt
Jane. She really does q lot OF nice
things for me. 1t costs 81 so in the mo-
rocco cases, and IS in pigskln. Thank
fortune her bag Is morocco. l am going
10 get sister TO buy her one Of the hot
water bags, covered with sateen, which
are made to slip into similar cases OF
morocco They cost tribe less, 81 20
for the morocco and T75 for the pig
skin"