The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-03-21
OUT THE BEST
Nature Equips Every Face with
Points of Beauty.

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Though Specialist May Do Much, Il:
Remains With Ourselves to Over.
come the Real or Imaginary
Defects.
Mother Nature has been good to-
each n Of us, and If we would only
realize this fact we would saw our
selves much unhappiness. To each
one she has given some degree Of
beauty which should Offset many de-
fects and cause us to accept them
without making ourselves unhappy.
We are not always thankful for our
blessings. Indeed, we frequently lose
sight of them entirely because we are
10 busy grumbling over the things
which do not happen to suit our
fancy that our vision is obscured. We
fail to make the best Of u good
points because we spend all our time
fretting over our real or imaginary
defects.
II we are in earnest in our deter
L11udL1OA " Aldh0 tho A4oDS " a.
beauty with which Mother Nature has
endowed us, our first effort should be
to acquire a well-poised mind-a
mind which Is not disturbed by the
small i~rritations of every day life; q
mind which Is open to the harmon.
ious things and closed to all that
would cause inharmony.
Nothing d~etracts from the face
more than a fretful look. Impatience
and worry stamp their marks upon
the countenance and wrinkle plastera
and massage creams are almost pow
erless to eradicate them. Harmony
and happiness leave their marks also,
and where these marks are found
there is seldom need for long-contin-
ued use of identifying treatments.
There is need for the work of the
beauty specialist in many, many
cases. Creams and lotions have their
uses and we should not slight any of
the reasonable mean for improving
u r looks. 1t is a duty we owe our
selves and our families to make the
most Of our good features and i'm
prove in every way possible those
which are not up to our standard Of
beauty. These are plain duties, but
lack of them all Is a duty which,
should have u first and most seri-
GUS consideration. That duty is to
get rid of the mental qualities which
only serve to obstruct u efforts
toward improvement.
How shall we go about making
this change in u mental stage? 1t
Is impossible to give definite rules in
such a matter. A few suggestions
will be helpful, however. One of
them is, stop worrying Owe things
which you cannot help. Do all you
can to improve matters but do not
allow yourself to worry. It is the
most useless habit you can get into
and also one of the most harmful in
effect on both mind and body.
Another suggestion would be, avoid
nagging and fretting as you would
avoid a pestilence. These are two Of
the worst of all mental indulgences as
far as their effect on the face is con-
cerned. Make your face a beautiful
one because it reflects the beauty of
q harmonious, well-poised mind, and
such insignificant things as an ILL.,
shaped nose or a large mouth will not
detract in the slightest easur from
the real beauty of your co%untenance.
Mental poise a be yours with q
little daily effort and it Is worth
working for. It means happiness and
health and beauty. Happiness for
the home and the family and the
friends as well as health and beauty
Tor yourself.
Tourist Reader.-You will not need
10 long a list of toilet preparations
for use on that trip. I would certain
ly suggest q good cleansing cream
and a tonic or lotion as well. A mas
sage cream which will also answer
for a foundation for powder. A bot
tie Of rosewater for use instead of
plain water. which Is often an irritant
to a sensitive skin. A bottle Of eye
tonic. and a few other things, all of
which a be neatly packed in q
small toilet cas- and which will be a
great comfort to you, as we'll as keep
, your complexion in fine condition. No
charge is made for any advice from
this department, and you are vel.
come to ask as many questions as you
: wish.
: Busy Body.-For very grimy hands
use cleansing cream generously and
thoroughly before scrubbing with
soap and water. This will soften the
dirt, and it can be more readily re-
moved. II you will dissolve a little
baking soda in a bowl Of quite warm
water and soak the hands In this for
8 five minutes after using the cream
you will soon be able to get the hands
white. Use a mild soap, as very
strong soaps make the skin rough and
the dirt is much harder to get out
: Remember to rinse the hands alwavq
in clear water. Apply a little coll