Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-04-06

W. OUBLE chins are said to disap-
pear almost as If by magic when
subjected to treatment with
set OF little rollers, which are
being used here for the first time.
There is tiny ivory and tortoise shell
roller for rubbing away superfiuous
flesh under the chin and smoothing out
the wrinkles which have a provoking
way of making themselves visible In
every young woman's face. This deli
cate toilet accessory must be manip-
ulated with the utmost care. The set
includes three rollers. Besides this
one. which Is the simplest OF the three,
there is roller somewhat larger, sup
piled with tortoise she'll or amber
handle and with four tiny ivory balls
instead of the familiar cylinder. This
quartette, working together, yet each
having a rotary motion OF its own, Is
supposed to change flesh into thin air
or something equally invisible. The
third in the set has two rollers, one
being attached to each end of the tor
toise shell handle. Each roller is de-
signed to work on special part of
the face. A key to the working plan Is
enclosed In each box with the set,
SO that the amateur will have no diff
hculty whatever In managing the lit
tie cylinders and balls. And after she
has learned the use of each she need
not refer again to the chart.
There is delightful new face
cleanser which is less harmful to the
finer skin thanssome of the soaps used
by women and which, 1t Is claimed,
will accomplish the cleansing process
quicker and more pleasantly than
water APPLICATION. The cleansing liquid
comes in two bottles, and they are to
be mixed In the proportions OF two
of one to one of the other The solu-
ton of which a smaller quantity is
used is pinkish in color and has
clean, sweet odor. The other liquid
looks like water. When the mixture
with 1t by dipping piece OF absorbent
cotton In the liquid and rubbing 1t
gently all over the face. Cold cream
applications are not SO effective as the
liquid cleanser.
A delicious cold cream intended for
day use, one might say, to differentiate
it from the cold creams put on at
night to remove soil and wrinkles,
comes in white jars and is a delicate
pink in color. The cream is velvety
smooth and has an exquisite odor. A
little Of 1t should be applied before the
face powder is used. This keeps the
skin smooth and protects 1t from the
weather -trtt----s7.s
Instead of using face powder many
women are now applying cold cream
which has a becoming whitening eff
feet and really is substitute for the
dry powder. The cream, it is claimed
by the makers, has absolutely no
grease in its composition. 1t has a
flesh tint, and after 1t has been al |
lowed to soak well into the pores of |
the skin the complexion looks pearly |
white and pink. yet does not have a |
powdered appearance. The cream |
comes in Jars of different tints to
match different compilations.
An eyebrow pencil is considered an |
important part of the modern toilet |
outfit. Imported pencils done up in |
long. thin silver or gilt tubes can be |
had In black or shades of brown, SO
that when deity used the lines do
not show conspicuously, while the eye
brow is effectively accumulated
Triangular bottles OF perfume are
novel importation from. French spe-
cialist In this line of toilet articles.
The bottles are shaped differently for
the different scents. There is squat.
wide bottle, tapering toward the top,
which holds a deep amber liquid of
rare fragrance and allurement. An
other irregular bottle of blunter pro-