New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-01

lar for salts. with eXquisitely embossed
old gold You and | need so many other
things we might not think these neces-
sary. but they are dainty and appropriate
for a woman like Mrs. Bountiful, who
loves beautiful things and has everything
useful"
You are dear. Helen. TO think OF IT,
enthusiastically replied Ruth. Are they
very EXPENSIVE
NO: only 81 70" answered Helen.
II wish | could get off at that. but |
heard her the other day express a wish
for an automobile beauty outfit we saw.
and feel that It is up to me to present
her with IT, have had such good times
on her trips
What IS II like" asked Madge.
"A very good looking black leather
case. lined with tan and containing
bottles and Jars all securely packed so
that the motion OF the car can't possibly
break them. There is the beauty cream
10 take of the dirt and a lotion WIKI
which to take off the cream and tighten
up the muscles: a wrinkle cream 10 ef-
face those telltale lines which are so
likely TO have their beginning during
motor trips; soap made from fresh
cream. q rouge the finest Of powder. an
eye wash with eye cup-and that is really
comfort after long ride-and balls %
absorbent cotton. tied with blue ribbon,
with which to apply these necessities
1T seems a very complete outfit" COM
mented Madge u suppose 1t IS rather
expensive
Eyes; 81. but it is really worth II, FOR
all the preparations are Of the finest
kind: l know by experience"
."Oh. Ruth" broke in Helen. 81 found
cream in tube for you. and a new
kind that can always be used from the
tube without any necessity for greasing
the hands. 1t comes I'm cylindrical,
sanitary glass case. and can be applied
directly to the skin 1t IS said TO be OF
excellent quality and beneficial TO the
complexion softening II and keeping Il
in good condition when the winds and
frost of winter attack IT, 1t is only 20
cents too. You had better try IT,"
Think I will. 1t sounds pretty good TO
me"
II tried the rose colored talcum powder
you recommended. Helen, and found Ii
delicious 1t smells just like bed Of
roses. | don't believe I ever enjoyed a
rose fragrance more. II looks so pretty
on the dressing table that / just hate to
use 1t for my sachets'
II bought the loyeliest sachet for
mother" Madge remarked. 1T is really
| corset case, where you can keep your
| best pair Of corsets when you are not
wearing them You know, the best ana
most lasting way OF pertaining the
clothes Is 10 lay them between sachets.
Well. the same truism holds good for
corsets. The case is Of Dresden RIBBON.
finished with a quilting OF pink ribbon.
On the upper side there Is one or the
lovely old French prints, framed In gold
lace about an inch wide. with graceful
bowknot effect at the top. The top OF the
bag is finished with a wide band OF the
| lace. and there are gold cords 10 draw
IL together. II you give up the idea Of
the motor box for Mrs. Bountlful l should
advise one OF these cases. 1t costs only
so 80"
IL bought the most delicious bath pow
der" Ruth said. AN old friend of mine
found It yesterday In the bathroom and
| promptly appropriated it. so now l am
sure that it is good
something new?' asked Madge.
mo, | don't think 1t is very new, but
it was TO me. as ! had never tried 1t be-
fore. In fact. / had rather hesitated 10
pay a dollar for box, but it is so de-
lightful that / am glad / did so. 1t Is
very. very fragrant. and just a little In
the water fills the bath with a most en-
chanting sweetness. 1t softens the water
At the same time. so 1t must have some
good medicinal properties