New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08
BOUDOIR SECRETS

"your ewes look tired. Ruth. Have you
been straining them soliciuously asked
Madge.
.,Not that 7 know Of They look worse
than they feel. ! think. I noticed this
morning that there were dark shaoo"s
and little pufiness beneath them but
] feel perfectly we'll
Let me try some bandelettes ! nave
here. They are most refreshing ana
thew won't hurt your eyes in any way.
am always afraid 70 try anything near my
ewes unless am perfectly sure IT is safe'
What would We be without our eyes.
Madse. who delighted In fussing around
her friends, forced Ruth 10 lie back IN
comfortable Morris chair wniie she iaio
over her eyes bandelette.
Now don't YOU feel more comfortable
already?" she inquired, as her friend drew
a long sigh OF contentment LET II stay
on for ten minutes and you viii feel IKE
another person
What gives that delicious odor? asked
Ruth. who never could he quiet more than
a minute at time.
"The skin tonic. my child. I steep the
bandelette in warm water mixed with the
tonic"
When the ten minutes was up Madge
removed the bandelette. massaged gently
around Ruth's eyes with little cream
and finally washed them with the skin
tonic:
Vow how do you feel?' she inquired
triumphantly.
"A hundred per cent better. And see
how, clear and bright my eyes are now.
Where do you buy those bandelettes?'
"A box OF twelve cost 81 az the GEAR
little chintz salon / told you about
.Rv the way" Ruth remarked, Il
stopped In the other day TO buy some CT
the bath crystals and found the most
delicious lotion for the hands You know
when you are playing golf and tennis
and irving 10 row and such stunts your
hands get awfully rough, at least NINE
din go that when try TO embroider the
silk roughens up frightfully. l ma by
using this lotion l can keep them III
spleudid condition. just as SOFT anu
smooth as ! could wish them 10 be-sort
of a case Of eating the pudding ana nav
ing II. It's only 30 cents bottle 100
and as you use only a little at time IL
Taste for ages. II has a pretty lavender
color. hasn't it?"
Nsdoe assented. 81 have used it. too,
and ike IT Immensely" she said, That
is what kept my hands so soft last WIN
ter when yours and Helen's were so
chapped.'
Mean pig not TO tell us about IT then
grlnted Ruth. "You know so many
creams and lotions, Madge. Do you know
ANYTHING that will take away frecKies' Ut
AZ any rate fade them OUT
"yes do. / tried it myself, 80
Lnov what am talking about. 1t Is
very carefully prepared cream ana IL
CON use II as the direction states you
can get rid OF all your freckles'
where can ] get III?
81 always 20 TO the laboratory TO get
mine but they sell it at all the stores :
ouoss II comes in glass jars ana costs
80 cents"
by the way, can / buy sooo 20"
der there? / happen TO know that iie'e"
,s in need Of powder, and ! Kno" she
hates to spend her small allowance
for it - nowder IL
{. ~ nm ir "a satin bOX-really a giit
bov-which YOU need not be ashan leu ~
give ITO any one. II is particulars a. ns
good powder. and ] am a crank on Lar, ,a
55owders. because I know that the cneap
ones can be injurious onliy IN ine s,sved
best ingredients are used. IL ls r;nt
,hrough the finest silk and has IAN,
but delicate perfume which is very
agreeable" -,
rs IL eXpensiye? r. tho
no; a dollar bill win buy one OF t toe
satin boxes. which Will last Heien 20 10
months Let me know when you you err err
going. and will go oyer h Nth c,y,c on be
mill NV skin Is so delicate that ] use
II for cleansing Yoa ~ hn sRyn ,bey seem
! to feed IL. IL is deliciously cooling ana
soothing to the skin after you Of ha time oee
| think the constant use OF IT Is one rea-
son why / don't tan or burn much III
| summer"
"Good / will squander few more
pennies on IL. What is the tax thiS
| time?'
/ only 70 cents for an eight-ounce
bottle. That isn't bad"