Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29
W Interest to Women

Beautiful in workmanship are some of the new designs in blouses to be worn with the winter suit or popular long coat. Set apart from the more carelessiy chosen blouses are these If nice blouse is worn and a stylish suit and a pretty hat, that is the prop CT apparel for luncheon. dinner and the theater in these days of war. A good suit waist is made of Georgette and trimmed with fringe at the new round neck, navy blue, brown or taupe with contrasting fringe The peplum blouse is one of the smartest features of the new season. One made of GeOr- gette crepe, navy blue, beaded in red and blue, gives the effect of a dress very nicely. The soft, ruffly finish that so many women find attractive in a blouse. is given by an accordian plaited collar. Washable and white are two very essential factors to waist White crepe de chine with colored stitching is pretty. A waist with a round neck is extremely trying and requires a pretty full neck to be worn gracefully.
 IN THE VANITY SHOP.
 It is difficult to think of anything more distressing than a well-gowned woman with her nose shiny or her complexion not what it should be. American women. as a rule use oily creams as the one thing necessary to keep their skins in good condition. and very often the application of such creams results in a flabby lifeless -r~f I,-vr skin the plentiful use of cream is very necessary, and especially in this windy country. To have a really normal looking skin it is well to take a lesson from the French women, who use great many tOnics, lotions and astrin- gents, in conjunction with a little cold cream
 There are two preparations that may be used extensively. a skin tOnine lotion and a beautifying skin food. To obtain the best results they should be used together And once having been tried you will never be without them. The preparation for their ap- plication depends on the condition of your skin. If it is a bit oily, cleanse it with warm water and soap rather than with cleansing cream before re- tiring. If it is dry use cream follow ed by soap and tepid water.
 After the preliminary treatment. the beautifying skin food is patted gently into the skin and left on for the night Or, if preferred, it may be used any time during the day, allowing it to re- main on the face for twenty minutes before removing it with a soft towel and dusting it with powder. These skin foods fulfill all possible expecta- tions. A good lotion that goes far to- ward removing lines and wrinkles and gives the skin a smooth appearance, may be applied at any time for it's tonic and refreshing qualities. but 1t is especially good in the morning after the use of the skin food at night. It is said that if a woman begins early enough with two good preparations she need never fear of losing her youthful look. that only remains with good complexion.
 But if real wrinkles have begun to appear and not just tiny fine lines. there are other preparations that will be found effective. the use of which does not interfere with the usa of the skin food just described This is an astringent jelly. compounded of herbs and balsams. and it's mission is to correct flabbiness. Rub well into the neck and the wrinkles about the eyes. that part of the face so susceptible to annoying little lines. There is an- other remarkable preparation, a liquid, the application Of which is stimulating and brings the blood to the surface. This takes the place of the old time congresses that were SO uncOmforta- ble and depicting. The balsamic