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Evening journal., 1920-05-08
METHODISM TO
BEDEFINED
Interesting Service Planned
for Tomorrow at Grace
M. E. Church
'LINGERERS," SUBJECT
OF EVENING SERMON

"What Meihodlsm Means" will be
he subject of Tho morning sermon.
which Or. SumNalt will preach ai
Grace church tomorrow. In The even
ing The sermon VIII be on "Linger-
ers." The music for The day Is as
follows
Morning Organ prelude. onertole
In n Minor, BatIsie. anthem. He
Shall Come Down Like Rain. Buck f,
oflertory, soprano solo. Let Mol
Your Heart BE Troubled lSpeaksl, a,
AIRS Babcock; organ posilude, Re
ccsslonal in ID. Merkcl
Evcning-7.30 TO 1.i3 o'clock, organ
recltal--finlandia Sibclius, In a
Chinese Garden, Stoughton Chant
D'Amour, Strang; anthem. Tarry With
Me. o My Saviour. Baldwin. Offer
Tory. How Sweet the Name OF Jesus
Sounds. Shelley: organ pOsllude,
posllude in y Major. West
At me Epworth League service. al
6.6 O'Clock, Miss Helen Tilghman will
speak on when Courage Is needed.
Miss Lorraine Clark VIII be the so
loist.
The Grace Cleaners will meet at the
home OF the Misses Thompson. No
ii07 West street. Tuesday. The devO-
lions will be conducted by Mrs. Ell
Nendinhall and Miss Elizabeth John
son will have charge OF the program
The sewing society will hold fls
monthly all-day meeting in ih'
church house. Tuesday. This rs tht
last meeting until next fall Mrs
William O'keefe VIII be hostess q
luncheon.
The vid-week service will be IL
charpe Of the units which are su
pervsed BY William G.. Murgairoyc
The following are The leaders o
those units. +. +. Hitch, g. NJ. u
Cam. Misses Daisy Wilson, ELI
Riley. Rowland b. Ingram. G.. =
Pierce. The people OF lhcse units o'
urged 10 make a special effort 10 bl
present at this service.
The Standard Bearers VIII meet a
the home OF Miss Mildred Carter, II
Newark. Saturday Tho trip VIII b.
made by tue members In automobiles
The Junior League Will mcol In ih
church house on Friday. az 33
O'Clock. Some Of The work for th
summer will be decided upon AM
started at This meeting
The Bows Club viii meet In IN
church house, Saturday, "a
o'clock.
Ladies' night will be observed b.
ST. James Brotherhood. on MOnda
evening. The MEETING Will be hel
Ia lhe Sunday School auditorium. d
3 O'Clock. A special program. includ
ing readings by Mrs. May Wcslcot
has been prepared. All men OF ih
congrceation, with their wives q
friends, are invited TO attend
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
DIR. JOHNSON IN
HANOVER PULPIT
Presbyterian Secretary to
Talk of Conspiracy
Against Nation"
WESTMINSTER CLUB
TO ENTERTAIN

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street. to-
morrow. The Rev. William J.. Johnson,
d. d., associate secretary OF the Board
OF Temperance and Morals Of the
Presbyterian Church, Will preach on
"lhe Conspiracy Against the Nation
Or. johnson viii speak I'm West
Church In The afternoon. lie has
travelled extensively, particularly In
south America. and viii bring most
interesting message 10 Wilmington
Presbyierians, many OF whom are eX-
pectcd TO hear him at Hanover. Al
The service Mrs. Harry T. M0reland
and William VI. Bennett. OF Hanover
quartet, will sing the anthem. "The
Lord Is My shepherd The other
anthem number viii be, "Will Praise
the Lord"
The Rev. Charles u. Bonner. pas
tor, VIII preach The morning sermon
on the subject THE Worlds Domi-
nant Personality" At this servic,
Mrs. Leonard H. Wales and Ciarenct
A. Hume will sing The anthem, "C
Love Divine" The other anthem viii
be, Lift Up Your Heads"
Mrs. Fred SOmers Price will address.
IN the evening on "Culilvaing High
Ideals"
Hanover Girls Club and Westmln.
sier Guild will meet on Monday even
ing
The Westminster Club will hold it,
annual Ladies Night on Tuesda,
evening Officers of The club will re-
ceive between 1.3O and o'clock Tn,
program is 10 be one OF the best ever
presented IN Hanover
Following prayer service on Wednos
day night there will be meetings O
both The church session and deacons
The latter body VIII organize.
The Mems League Will meet IN an
nual session on Thursday night. ON
GERS VIII be elected
The Missionary Socieiywill meet a
3 o'clock Friday afternoon
A musicale and tea Will be given il
ihe church hall on Saturday after
noon for he hcneni OF the Hanove
| Girls Club. Miss Susan BrassingtOr
mezzo soprano. and Miss Helen Badel
| pianisic. Will be S0lOisis
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
CHURCH OF TIIE NEW Jerusalem

ScfNlce VIII be hold 0t The New
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Broome street at i0i5 o'clock tomor-
row. the Rev. Geo. Henry Dole. min
ister sermon subject, 'The Ascen-
class at Mrs. W. A. Gibbs home on
Tuesday at 3 p. m. The musical pro-
gram at tOmlrroW's service will in-
clude. Prelude. prelude to the Del
uge." Saint Saens. c0niraliO solo
How Beautiful Upon the Mountains.
Hairriss. sung by Mrs \. l.. Gilpin
Jr.; anthem. Morning Hymn" Rheim-
berger: posllude In a, Merlel.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
MOTHERS DAY
At ST. PAUL'S
Jesus and His Mother,
Subject by the Rev.
c. L. Hubbard
.OUARTETTE TO SING
MOTHER" AT SERVICE

Mothers Day. will be observed az
81. pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow. when The Rev Carlisle l..
Hubbard. u. ~, pastor, viii preach In
the morning on The theme, Jesus and
His Mother" Tho subject IN the even
ign viii have to do with The story OF
samson" and the topic viii be,
Escape From Ambush The REV.
Raymond W. Cooke. assistant pastor,
viii preach a fve-mlnute object SER
mon to the Junior Church at The
morning service on the subject, THE
Greatest Pump in the World"
The choir. directed by Professor
Charles r. Edwards, will furnish the
following musical program during The
day. Anthems, morning, Rock OF
Ages" Edwards; evening, Come Unto
Me-" Brown: quarieite composed OF
Mrs Eleanor @. kemcry. Messrs. j.
Waller Boyer, Wilmer ;. Boldly and
Professor Charles r. Edwards, Will
sing Mother by Geibel. In the morn
ing. and Mothers Old Blhle.' by
| Acklcy. lon the evening. Professor
I
Edwards will play cOrnei and yio-
lin duet lust before The sermon in the
| evening. Tho organ numbers by Miss
sarah Hudson White, orgsnlst, VIII be
"Andante Affciu0sO.' VIII NJ. =
Brown: "Berceuse," from "locelyn,' -
| GODDARD: FESTIVAL pOstlude.' nemar-
est. "Offertoirc In b Flat Faulkes
"Fanf3re, +" iemmcns "rraumcrie and
Romance. Schumann, and march IN
! C.n Williams.
Sunday school will be held at .
o'clock. William p. Skellengcr Is su-
periniondenl The Christian Endeavoi
Society meets az 63O p. m. IN the
Junior Department assembly room of
The Sunday School hall. Miss Alia
Castclow VIII be The leader for THIS
week
Lunch can be- secured al ghc church
during TIE noon hour by those whC
desire 90 remain from The morning
} preaching service until The Sunda,
school A nursery for small children
Is conducted during the hours OF ser.
vice So That parents may attend The
preaching without being inconVon
, icnccd
The groups of the church member
ship have been divided into iw,
: classes for The coming week. In iha
way the members OF The church hop
To become better acquainted Will
each other and with The new mem
, hers. Another campaign for nov
E members Will be lnauguraicd tomor
b row. having for ils object scvenly
fNc new members 10 be received ol
The thlriielh OF this month. which
ihe last sunday In the centenary veal
The win one campaign, which ha
7 as Us goal one hundred new members
melted one hundred and twenty
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
MOTHERS DAY
AT ZION LUTHERAN

Mothers Day" will ne observed
tomorrow at Zion Lutheran Church,
sixth and Jackson streets. the pastor,
:. G.. Won Bosse, preaching special
sermons morning and evening The
topic for the morning sermon at 1890
o'clock will be: "A Mothers Love. "
The evening topic at I.30 o'clock, Will
be. "rhoughts for Mothers Day. 90
The Sunday schools meet at $50 and
2i5 o'clock. The Church Council
will meet on Monday evening.
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
Young Peoples Society will hold a
bazaar In the Sunday school room of
the church. On Thursday there Will
be special Ascension Day services at
Is p. M, with a sermon on The sub
ieci elements OF Worship
The meeting OF the Willing Work
ers Society has been postponed un-
iil next week.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
LADIES' AID TO
HONOR MOTHERS

Mothers" viii be the theme al all
services at Madeley NJ v. Church To-
morrow and az The evening services
the Ladies' Aid viii attend In a body
as tribute TO their mothers. The
pastor. the Rev H. NJ Broadway will
speak on Mother at this service.
Al the morning service he will
speak on "A Mothers Day"
The Sunday school VIII meet at ,. 4,
o'clock when service appropriate "a
mothers viii be held. Richard Smith
directing the music and Miss Wil-
liams of Marshallton. will give a read.
ing The Epworth keague VIII hold
us devotional service at 6i5 o'clock
Mothers" Will be The theme.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
DOUBLE QUARTET
At WESTMINSTER
DR.. Candee Will Preach on
"A Crisis in Civili-
Zation"
GODS PREVENTION"
MORNING SUBJECT

At the morning service at 1890
o'clock, at Westminster Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Rodney street the minister,
the Rev. Charles l.. Candee, d. D.,
will preach the sermon. lie viii take
for his subject. Gods preventions." :"
The double quartet, under the di-
rection Of Frederick W. Wyatt. will
sing the anthems, Hail TO the Lords
Anoinled." by Andrews and more
Love TO Thee, o Christ" by Brewer.
The organ numbers will be. "Tri-
umphal March in e fiat" by Costa
and "Postlude in Z nat" by Lorel.
The graded Sunday school will
meet in the chapel at noon and The
Bible Glasses at the same time in the
gallery Of the church
At the Nesper Service at o'clock
Dr. Candee will take for the subject
/ OF his sermon, "a Crisis in Civiliza-
ton" Some Of tho radical changes
/ that have occurred in the world dur
/ ing the past few years and their ef-
| fects on our civilization together
/ with the changing methods Of thought
and action will form the basis OF Or
Candee's discussion The following
sunday afternoon the subject Of The
sermon will be. "a Crisis for ih,
Church." at which time Dr.. Cande'
will show The opportunity and place
OF the church in the present worl,
crisis.
The double quartet win sing thi
anthems. Festival TIE Deum,' b,
Buck. and Consider and Hear Me.
by pileuger. Mrs. Ruth Wilson Sachs
cOnlralto. will sing the solo part 70
the second anthem. The organ mum
bcrs will be. "Legende." by Cadmai
and "postlude in Il, by Blair.
The Y. p. :. c. II. viii meet in Oh
chapel at Z o'clock and Will continu
their study OF FOsdick's book, 9Th
Manhond Of Lhn Master
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
aMoruERS DAY. AT MT. SALEM

Spccial services M nunuf OF M""'
er's Day" will be held tomorrow az
MI salem Methodist Episcopal Church
Nineteenth street and M. Salem Lane
the Rev. Leonard White, pastor. rue
SUNDAY school. In charge OF r. p. Gen
lieu. superintendent VIII meet at PAP
a m. This will be- followed al II
o'clock by The preaching service. Ihe
pastor viii preach on the subject,
aThe True Mother spirit The sun.
day school Of Riddles Memorial
Chapel will meet at 23O p. m, In
charge of n. W. Brown, superinten-
dent. The EpWorih League devotion.
al meeting Will begin at Z O'Clock
Miss Eva Mailman being the leader
The evening preaching service b,
vote Of The congregation has been
changed from 73O TO 8 o'clock. Tho
pastor will preach on the subject, "A
Scriplural Model of a Good Man
The monthly meeting of the board
Will be held on Tuesday evening at
o'clock. The mid-week prayer meet
ing will be held on "Wednesday even.
ing at the same hour.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
GEnMAN RAPTIsrs.

At the German service or the Ger
man Baptist Church, Fifth and Wal
nut streets. at 30 o'clock. tomorrow,
ihe Rev. William l.. Schoefel VIII
preach on Parents and Children The
SUNDAY school at ii.i5 a. m, Will cele-
brate Mothers Day" In the Ensiisn
service the pastor VIII speak on
Mothers OF Great Men,
The Ladies' Aid Will celebrate its
l,Veniv-nfth anniversary on Thurs
dav evening at 7.55 O'Clock.
The Rev. r. p. kruse OF Philadel'
phia. will make the anniversary adj
dress.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

The services at Calvary Episcopal
Church. Third and Washington Sts.,
rev. Edmund stevens, rector for To-
morrow. will be a celebration OF the
Holy Communion at 7.30 o'clock
.hurch school at $40 o'clock; choral
celebration OF the Eucharist at iO.ia
NTH a sermon by the Rev. George
snbiect. "And After That-What?' ?''
rhis is the last sermon az the weeks
preaching mission: p. m. meeting
n the Victory Guild: TAD D. m. even
ing prayer and sermon by The rector
m .Nnls =
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
POPULAR NOVEL TO
BE THEME OF SERMON

The Rev. n. p. Mordecai, of East
lake Presbyterian Church. viii preach
on "nr. Jokyll and Mr.. Hyde, at the
evening services In that church To-
morrow The subject OF the mornlng
sermon Will be "The Aftermath
A chorus choir Will sing at both
services. Mr.. Beardslee. director. sun
day school at , p. m. All depart
mcnts. Every member OF the Young
Mems Bible Class Is requested TO be
present
The C. Z. meets at Z o'clock. on
Thursday evening. May i3, an enter
iainment win be given by Professor
liainhow.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
sEcnNn NJ. p. CHURCH

Services at the second VI. p Church.
Fifth avenue and Anchorage street,
tomorrow will be as follows; Class,
meeting at 40 o'clock. in charge Of
charles ii. Caulk. preaching at n
o'clock bv the Rev. B. y. Jester, pas
tor: SUNDAY school at > O'Clock; eve
ming services at s O'Clock. singing by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyer.
The weekly prayer meeting viii ne
held on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
HAVEN NJ. +. CHURCH

Services at the Haven NJ. D Churcn
tomorrow will be as follows;
o'clock. class meeting, William Cos
tin. leader. 1890 O'Clock. preaching
BY the pastor; 1890 O'Clock, class
meeting G Il. Harvey. leader, 23O
o'clock. sunday school. j. w Bird. SUI
nerinicndent: s o'clock. sermon 10
mothers hy the pastor; talks by the
minute men, followed by evangelis-
ftc service.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
my MOTHERS BIBLE
MINISTER'S THEME

AZ Klngswood NJ r. Church tomorrow
the pastor will have for his morning
theme, MY Mothers Old Bible Ills
evening subject viii be IAN Urgent
Call 10 The People OF Wilmington In
the morning The choir Will sing "Oh
Let Us Be Glad. Allen, and Give le
Thanks" Geibel. The evening elec-
tions VIII be. His Grace Now Reaches
Me" Martin. and Magnify the Lord, ~
Nolle.
Bible school session at 9 o'clock.
The FpWOrih League viii have an
anniversary program at Gao O'Clock
MIR and Mrs G.. G.. keene Will speak
and sing. Miss Mabel McGinley viii
play cornet solo.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
CnRIsTIAN scTENCE CnuRCH.

The Christian Science Church, Van
Buren, street and Park Place, Will
hold services tomorrow al fl o'clock
and 8 o'clock. The Sunday school
meets at the same time as the morn
ing service. The subject Of the lesson
sermon for this week Is Adam and
Fallen Man.
on Wednesday evening the iesti-
monial meeting viii be held at 5
O'Clock.
In me reading room at No. 70l
Eouitable Building are to be found all
authorized Christian Science literature
This room Is open weekdays from II
O'Clock TO 9 o'clock. closing on We'd
ncsdays at B o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
FIRsT NJ. p. CHURCH

Both morning and evening services
at the First Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow will be in charge
Of the Rev. ". II. Hodges. Bible
school at 2i5 p. m. will be held in
the different departments; u p. S.
C.. r. prayer service at o'clock. Mrs.
Carl Caldwell leader. AZ the morn
ing service The choir will sing, The
20 God Our Help in Ages Past by
Fillmore, viii be given in the eve
ming
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
MOTHERS DAY AT EPwORTH.

EnWOrlh NJ. \. Lhurcn, IonIl anu
Lombard streets, the H. +. Beauchamp,
pastor. Services tomorrow VIII be
as follows: $50 o'clock, class meet.
ing George w. Booker, leader; 1890
O'Clock sermon. Understanding the
Times: 2 o'clock, sunday school, w.
l. Overdeer. superintendent, $50
o'clock. Epworth League anniversary ,
z 20 O'Clock. sermon, THE Hand Ihat
Moves the World
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
DR.DAWSON TO PREACH
ON MOTHERHOOD

Al Ashury NJ. r. Church. the Rev.
Georrc White Dawson. pastor ser
vices viii be. Q O'Clock. prayer meet
ING tO3O O'Clock. preaching. subject
"Our Debt 10 Motherhood; o'clock,
sunday school: $50 o'clock, Epworii
League anniversary; l.jO o ooiinch;;
preachlne. subject lnlhss va,
Make a Church strong. lhslalidliou
of Epworth League officers uu'lhe
the service 49,, -, ,h,
hoard of trustees.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
SWEDISH N. u. cHIincH

Services at The Swedish NJ y.
Church No. iiii East Eleventh street
tomorrow, Will be in charge of the
pastor, the Rev. Joseph Karling. The
Sunday school will be at noon. The
morning sermon subject will be "She
Did What She Could" EpWorih
League will meet az Z o'clock. sub
lect. for the evening will be "Niy
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
TRINITY LUTHERAN

There will BE- the usual services in
Trinity Lutheran Church, corner OF
Tweniy-ihird street and Concord ave-
nue., Rev Milton II. Slime, d. D., pas
tor
The subjects for the day are "Sow-
ing and Reaping', and Christ the
Prophet and Theme Of the Prophets ~
The sunday school meets at 10 o'clock
and The Y. p. 5. G. E. at Z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
NEW YORK PASTOR AT
FIRST U. P. CHURCH

. The Rev. ~ Calhoon. OF BROOKLYN.
N. T., vii have charge Of the morning
and evening services at the First
United Presbyterian Church tomor-
row. The services will be held M a
and l.45 o'clock. The sunday school
meets al 10 O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
MT. PIsGAH CHURCH.

At Mt. Pisgah A. u. Church. Taylor
and Buttonwood streets, the Rev. Geo.
c. Collins, pastor: A o'clock, preach
ing by the pastor; 1890 o'clock. class
meeting; 2 O'Clock. Sunday school; Z
o'clock. Christian Endeavor meeting
3 O'Clock. preaching; $50 O'Clock.
prayer meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
EIGHTH STREET BAPTIST cHuRcn

oerNIces az The Elghlh Street Bap-
list Church, Eighth and Scott streets.
the Rev. II. C. Jones, pastor. viii be
as follows: Preaching al 1890 o'clock
sunday school at , o'clock: evening
service at 7.3O O'Clock. The mid-week
prayer service viii be held Wednes-
day night at s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH

North Baptist Church. Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, William l..
Pettingill. pastor; Edward =. Wash
burn, associate pastor. Preaching at
1890 ard 7.i5 o'clock tomorrow by
the pastor. Morning subject, Flight
ing the Good Fight: evening "The
Bloody Gospel Bible school at noon.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
RRACK-Ex N. b. CHURCH.

Services at Brack-Ex NJ. r. Church,
tomorrow. will be as follows: Preach
ing. 1913 o'clock and 7.45 o'clock, by
The Rev. n. II. Adams; song services
before preaching in evening under the
leadership OF Warren Curlett. sun
day school ~ O'Clock; prayer service,
Wednesday evening al 5 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
rIssrERE pREsBYTEmAN

The Rev. ?. w. Mathews. pastor
Of Eismere Presbyterian Church. will
preach at the morning services al
IA o'clock tomorrow, subject, "Thc
Masters Touch; evening services at
7.30 O'Clock. subject. Laughter" The
Sunday school meets at IL o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
pnnCnEssINE spIRITI,AIIsrs

Services 73O tomorrow night at
The First Progressive Spiritualst
Church. pythian Castle Hall, No. 906
West street will be conducted by Mrs
Ellen Con. Messages by Mrs. Holt Of
England
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
Special Sermons To Be Heard CITY Churches Again I0noo
Why You ShouldGo
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous Religion,
of which the rewards are distant, and which is
animated only by Faith and Hope, will glide
by degrees out of the mind unless it be in
vigorated by external ordinances, by stated
calls to worship, and the salutary influence of
example.
JohnsoH, Life of Milton
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
SIIORTFRS A NJ n. CuIRCu

Nohccca Th0mas viii nr0ach ai
ShOrter's A. NJ r. Church tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock. In the af-
ternoon and evening. the services will
be IN charge of Maggie Morris
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
FRATERNAL spTITUALIsrs.

Mrs. w. Moore will have charge OF
the evening services at the Fraternal
Spiritualists Church. No. 9Ol Tatnall
street. tomorrow. The floral messages
will be by Mrs. Harley, OF Philadel-
phfQ
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
T.. G. WILCOX TO

"Has the Devil Ever Been In He'll, "
will be the subject Of e. G. Wilcox,
tomorrow afternoon. al the Jr. O. u.
4. VI. Hall. No. 907 Tatnall street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
A Skin Bleach

On Board Steamer.
one Of the very best things that
l can be used to bleach the COM
pleLion Is moistened starch To
prepare this, take n little plain laun-
dry starch and dissolve &c in enough
water TO make 8 paste about the con
sistency Of cream Rub this over the
face, and neck, TOO, If you wish. and
over the arms and elbows II these
are not as white as you would wish.
II viii dry on Immediately and Il
may feel a little stiff and uncomfort-
able, but this need not worry YOU.
This can be put on at night before
you so 20 bed or at any time during
the day, while you are at home. 7
would not leave 1t on more than half
an hour because the starch is a little
bit drying Rinse IL of with warm
water.
I have seen this have splendid effect
when used every other day for two
weeks. OF course, there are some
skins which do not react so readily.
There are many complications where
the treatment must be internal and
the system drained Of pOisons and
Concentrations But II you wish a
whittier skin it is certainly not ez-
pensive TO experiment with the starch
and il cannot do any harm. If you
have a very oily skin this starch
treatment is excellent. for Il viii ab-
sorb much Of the grease in the skin
and help TO draw up the large pores
II you have coarse pores around the
nose / can recommend this starch
treatment highly, although II the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-28
By EDNA KENT FORBES

pores are very large and prominent I
would advise you to use my black
head cleansing powder instead. as this
Is a little more effective. Laundry
starch is usually made from corn
and one OF the ingredients Of the
blackhead cleansing powder IS com
starch, though wheat starch is some
times used.
Catherine A-Tou write to me that
a year ago you bleached your hair
with peroxide and &c fell out You
stopped bleaching. had 10 bodied, and
now it IS coming IN thick and healthy.
Then YOU ask me for something to
bleach Il againi Don't you think that
IL IS much better TO let it continue
thick and healthy and not try any
more unfortunate experiments You
can bleach IL a very little by using
the extra henna shampoo which I
have described, or by giving it egg
shampoos and as many sun baths as
possible.
Waiting-If you cannot go to a
specialist, the only way you can re-
move supertlu0us hairs from the face
is 10 pull them out with a pair Of
tweezers- They will come back, but
can always be pulled out again The
growth OF fuzz on the upper lip can
be discouraged and bleached by rub
bling that part with a mixture OF per-
oxide and ammonia, half and half
A None Of the best astringents
for flabby skin is fee. The place IN
der the chin should be rubbed with
ice for about 10 minutes every day.