The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-10-06

,or,an looks quite well groom
No Wv NVn - street toilet unveiled. Nine
WIN y ten q women, in fact, wear wells
Fut o. o. str street., and some few on other
y tne n;ons. 1s but l venture to say that
|raSlun'' ,a ont of this number gives
Fd OtS than a passing thought to her
pore 'iis What kind of veil should be
lsI, lsarn with what kind of nat? IT. What nt
| We We veil suits what type lace! lace! DO DO
~ sur ht 10 take the correct care OF your
FaIls 81 W " insure the best and longest
sls sllss If # them? The person whom
s' " stop t to speak to on the street
~ y. SrOp more at your face than at any
|ashs ss, I, mart of your body, therefore
Ptnsi ,,ai is the most conspicuous part
Eeur "r ,,A costume. Don't you think
~ sOIi then. are worth just a bit of
bought? "a, obe,n ve;, is M
l.0nv. ~ ne Wells made of the fine
EgiOt' EsEOn silk and woven into a mesh
\ 'tia +Se greatest delicacy possess am
l.un Wv strength, while the very cheap
(Ins ~ are re- spun of cotton threads that
[s,s [s.r ike Ike tissue paper. The cheap
EiI (,Hs also also grow rusty very shortly.
1 r.; i better to purchase one good
4 - onre in six months than cheap
~ ~ sverv over week or two. The better
N N, are are more easily cared for and
M III wash, which the cheaper ones will
IA woman with a full, round face
~ wear almost any pattern of veil
F. T. hut if your face is slender and
Es' E,nr features clear-cut and sharply
Isfned considerable care must be
FF,rsed in selecting your wells. A
[nman with a face of this type cannot
[Sor | wells with distinct lines or too
Eycp w figures. A veil with too heavy
mesh is not becoming to the slen-
fsrfaced woman, therefore the only
'soicp for the woman with clearly
LINED features is that of a small
rp,bed rather thin veil with tiny fig
rps or dots far scattered.
The woman with a high color re-
,rires different veil from the one
5tb a pale complexion. One fore
mast American veil maker has given
M particular point great thought
nd has designed wells with the color
4 ones skin in view. A face that
Icks color can be wonderfully i'm
moved by wearing a complexion"
I'll These wells, the delicate,
Aesh-tinted mesh, with possibly a
battered collection of tiny flowers
n dots in one or two spots, will lend
magical touch of color to the most
|aded face. The face that f1ushes
pnly too readily requires a heavier
mesh with a very pronounced pat
ern
The chief point to remember in
,uying veil is that your features
ire accentuated by the style of veil
IUu wear. The size hat you wear
veil with must also be taken into
The kind of veil that
ooks well with a tooue will not suit
large hat. For the small hat a
Main mesh, with very small and
Vdely scattered figures, or merely
narrow border, is in the best taste.
| vide hat will stand bold and strik-
ng designs because they do not lie
lose to the face.
Do you know how to put on a new
ell? Not every woman does. Take
he veil by the corners, shake out the
rinkleS and straighten it in the
andS, but do not stretch it. Place
he veil against the face and watch
hat the figures in the pattern are
Iell away from the eyes. Also that
here is no woven rose or bug to
axe up grotesque position on the
lp Of the nose or to disfgure the
tape of the mouth.
In adjusting the veil a great deal
viii depend on your own judgment
. to its becomingness, but a prop
fly worn veil with small hat fits
nglv around the hat brim so as not
wrinkle over the face, vet not tight
nOugh to distort the mesh. Tie the
ell in tight knot behind and tucl;
D the loose ends. If you are care
uI in adjusting the veil ends will be