Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07
FACT, FASHION AND FANCY
uragraphs That ire Of More Especial
Interest to Women


When the little one is a few" weeks
old he should begin to take long nap
outdoors right acter having bath and
good warm feed, generally about ten
o'clock. 80.
If he is warmly covered and, pro-.
tected from wind and bright sun he
will sleep q long time, and give. you a
chance to do your work and perhaps
rest a. little. If you would avoid collie
keep the little abdomen and feet al
ways warm especially during and just
after feeding time. ''
How Do You Wear Your Hair?
Clothes do not make the woman. the
old adage to the. contrary. They
merely serve os setting for the indi-
viduality Of their wearer, and wheth-'
er. that setting shall lie. one to empha-
size her charms or so unsuitcd as to
call attention TO, her undesirable points
(and. none of US. are exempt) or at
least to dim her personality depends
upon to how great an extent the dress
sense of milady has been developed,
Granted, however, that Miss, Man.
haitian has been able TO arrive at n
wise conclusion as TO her choice OF
colors and lines and makes 1t: a prac-
tice to perform, those details Of toilette
that make for good grooming, she has
gone far in achieving charm and a
pleasing, appearance.
Some" jokester has said, "Show me
your. hair, and Twill tell you what you
are" Exaggerated, of course. There
are times in every woman's life when
she would not care to have her. char
acter judged by her coiffure. when In
Justice it could not be done: but as a.
general thing and most Of the time the
appearance Of ones tresses does count
for great deal. -
Waiting for. the curtain to go. up
more than one Of us. have found 1t in
terestinS, a closeup view of the Golf
fures in the row. in front. How
smoothly shining that girls hair Is!
How did she ever get it up so well!'
Gracious! What a .creation!- Looks
like the leaning tower Of Pisa! Now
can you imagine any sensible woman
stralning back her locks like that?
Just look ut the flesh on the back of
her throat. 1t is actually pulled out
Of place! What an attractive ar
rangement that Is! Nothing unnat-
ural about that. it's so soft and pretty:
Now that girls headdress Is all right
but the hair is so, dull-doesnt seem
as though It had a bit Of life.
And so it goes. If you are one Of
the row in. front-and Of course you
are bound to be-your hair is a sub
ject of criticism by the world and his
wife, unconscious Of it though you
may be. .., :.
"Oh, we'll" you say, 1T fuss and fuss
and fuss with my hair and it just will
not go up like the other girls. 1t parts
or it f1ies-I just was not lucky
enough to be born with beautiful hair,
that's all"
/ But attractive hair is not nearly as
much a matter of luck as it is of care.
1t is the shampooing and brushing and
airing in proper proportions that bring
out the life and the. lustre and wave
and make it possible to arrange it as
you would like to dc.
And when you are ready TO arrange
it study your face in the mirror and
consider it not only In front view but
from the sides and the back Then
try doing it up in different ways and
you will be surprised to find out
should you happen never to have tried
it before-what a difference in ones
appearance a slight change in the
coiffure will make.
Should your nose be pug do not pile
your hair on top OF your head. If your
face Is oval and your features long and
narrow, puff your hair at. the Sides
twill suggest fullness. If you are
round faced and above all should you
have double chin, pile your hair high
it will do q good deal TO subtrac:
from that more than pleasantly plump
effect. But above AL, keep simplicity
in mind when you are doing up your
hair. Whatever style you choose. elab-
oration will not add to its beauty.
Simplicity and considering the contour
Of the features are the two things that
will aid in effecting coiffure beyond
reproach.