New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-22

doesn't 80 iu vcry strong for perfumes.
so the violet Is Just Old-fashioned enough
90 please her The label claims that tho
very heart o. the blossom has been repro
duccd. and the aroma ~ so enticinS that
II seems as II the manufacturers mad Jus
titled their boast. They put 81 Up f. IN
usually good looking bottles
Wouldn't II make nice presen, tor
ono Of my aunts, who, TX" your moth
or doesn't fancy these new tangled
scents - she calls them"
yes. II would make a bully present and
viii cost you just soyenty-nine OF your
pennies
"Whg, arr YOU using, Madgc- inquired
Ruth. little later, as hec friend made
iay sterious passes over her head.
"I am applying some hair tonic. Nou
know how mesey II IS 20 apply II with a
tooth brush. ] am sure no tonic ever got
"a my scalp IN that way. Ny arm be-
came tired long before ! had got half
around ny head. used 10 wish had q
head the size Of monkeys. but with
this comb n Is a cinch. You see, you IN
screw the portion with the teeth from the
rest, pour In the tonic, and IL oozes out
through the teeth"
"Isnt that an ingenious idea? real
labor saver. II IS certainly simple enough
too. What does II cost?
only % cents. / wouldn't give up mine
for twice that amount
y bought this massage brush Al the
same time" she continued. taking up =
miniature rubber brush. with convenient
long handle. 1T cost just a quarter and
Il II bully after motoring, for II fairly
digs the dirt out OF the pores.
II see where all this months allowance
goes for aids 20 beauty" sighed Ruth.
But what Is the use OF new dresses II
you aren't well groomed.
you were always so crazy over per
fume. Madge." she began after closely
inspec,ing her chums dressing table
have YOU noticed the new scent Ethel
Peters IL 90 proud Of:
NO Has she discovered new one;
Introduce me 10 II.
1T is bouquet odor. She tells me II u
the latest. but you know we all decided
that the floral extracts were the newest
"Oh, that's only a matter OF taste IN
terrupted NIadge. What kind OF oou-
ouet odor is it,"
AS II could describe = perfume
Why, / should have TO be q poet TO 90
that and they don't succeed very well as
a rule. II Is entrancnaly sweet but II
ism, Glowing in its sweetness. There is a
refreshing quality and little spleiness'
suggestive OF the East yet not a Dill
musky.'
"As you have it, I suppose 1t is fairly
expensive" said Madge.
For you. no; for me, yes. She said
81 - was the price.
"she showed me another corkins idea
10 save your hat when motoring. j nave
ruined about four hats just this summer
In the car. Billy comes alonS and sayh'
.Junnp in and in ] bounce, no matter
what hat | may have on. The DUST IS
fearful on straw, and twice We have been
caught In a shower. SO now ] am COINS
~ invest s. for n covering. They are
,,,o6n 81 q lightweight silk, which Is
n,oiet,,re proof. in nearly all colors, and
In the chanseable silks as wen as the
plain. Really they are very good look
ing' .,,
do YOU draw them over the nat!
.No. they drape like n big hat veil. You
COS, wear them without a hat If YOU wish.
Tthel wears hers in this way when she
a,,,,.s her own car. She Is always 50
a,raid that a hat will fly off and she will
ne tempted to raise her hand from the
steering wheel
81 should think they would be good 10
,,se az any time. | hate 10 carry an UNI
brella. Now, with one OF these coverings
over my hat and a good storm coat
need never bother with an Old umbrella
DId YOU say the price was e?'
"They range from 81 to 81 30 believe
according 10 the quality.