The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-07-05
Milady's
Mirror
To k.ep YOUNG and Attractive.

To Keep Young and Attrset"e'
Summer Is beauty's trying time. says
Lillian Young. IL takes art 10 be beau
tifuI when the mercury i climbing
high and TO persist in sweet amlabisis!'
which keeps one young aud attractive.
when the sun seems bent upon burn
ing one TO A crisp The Slmmes' girl,
however, manages It.
In fact. IL Is because she does man
age Il so successfully that she Is
summer GIRL" the one who walks
away with all the bcaus ami IS at once
the envy aad delight of the women
with whom she comes In contact bnt
let me tell you that. besides being real
art. being summer girl entails reAl
| work. One must be the acme OF tidl
ness. yet. always suggest having nus
tied through ones toilet, aud one must
be. as already inIimaled, cheerful and
healthful. Hooks and eyes must he al
ways In place ON clothes. and There
should he plenty of them.
| Needless to say. there must Ice ait,n
Oers Of pretty frocks, for the summer
Girl is on parade all the time, Gay ANA
evening. The frocks need MT lie ~
penshe. but they must H. distinctive
and Appropriate for the monles.i. Gem
monplaces have no PART with the sIth
mer girl. t'rill>. collars, h1Ed&etchieis
everything Of the sort must lie In.
maculate In short. absolute ciclul
ness and perfect gowmiug 10 the lest
detail are the lirst of the summer Siri ;
/ laws unto herself. No matter hSw ~
souciant. how ready for ANYTHING, how
fancy she seems. she Is never !rewSy
or messy loukln.
Her complexion she Is careful of
although no one knows IL except BY e.
inevitable freshness. which sntld t.
only through care and attrniioh -
matter how sleepy she ) alter t"'
dance at night or the stroll IN tn
moonlight. she amounts hes t;.ce he''A
and arms with cleansing c.cam al
lowing ii Ia remain on whi'c SHE isshe>
down her hair and plaits il l@sScsN u
two braids Then the cleansing cr*''i
is removed with soft cloth. TIE iac'
doused with very hot water AND Il ssii
food rubbed gently In white tie tac'
Is still wet Only the mlldc>i ri >Sil
. foods and creams are i>ed. pvcscral'.
= those In which there i, neither ;~lsecril
nor any other strong a>trin-ehi, 7"
summer suns and winds iesa io niaA
the skin tender. aud amy hGt the mos
soothing lotions will iucrstse that tend
ency rather than have amy health
!. effect.
The hands are ken. thoroughly WAS,
u "a. scrubbed with the flesh brush mn
Z pumiced IL need he, partially dries
4 and then vaSeine should hc ruhl'v
= hri>kly In and large SloveS drawn ~
:, ION. ives. and she doesn't neglect he
a lelhows They are properly pnm'ct
and eleansed also.
In the morning the fare is wa~he
/. in hot water. which "opens the is,rt"
: followed by dcuSiny ~ cold waite
which classes them Then thers. Is
= busting powder tn py,tec, the ski
the hands are washed with soap All
water. rinsed In hnkev-slrN water. II
Z. hot: busted with the prcteciiM. pow
der and the summer Siri Is rvsidy
sally forth for the DAY
Willie she exercises plenty. -elHil
nlayin- tennis. walking. She rs,rt'
,liows herself To - overfail=ued q
summer Sirl-alad she insists. tn >lii
4 everything. upon havinS 4 ,iny n
.yery DAY. even II ii II. only for TIVE
" minutes.