Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-21

acquired young. L never used to be
able to afford manicures. so had to
learn how to care for them myself.
Which is a simple enough matter after
all. Now, / have a manicure every
week. and aside from the practice of
pushing back the cuitcle with the towel
after every hand washing and using a
buffer lightly | do nothing. In winter
| get attacks of applying a hand lotion,
but | do not find the need of that much
out here where we have no winter to
speak of"
In summing up the general care and
beauty preservation methods of Miss
Macdonald. one finds no new depar-
ture nor startling discoveries, unless
one might call the practical observance
of the simplest and most inexpensive
methods of personal hygiene to be
startling in one of such rare beauty.
ANSWERS TO BEAUTY QUERIES
Marion: You can pull out the stray
hairs between your brows with a pair
of tweezers. Pull out just a few at a
time until you have removed them all.
If o will send me a stamped, address,
ed envelope | shall be glad to send you
my instructions for removing wrinkles
around the eyes.
Helen Berenice: Frequently poor cir
c~ulation will make the hands red and
unattractive. Avoid putting your hands
in hot water or water in which a strong
soap or powder has been placed. Hot.
soapy water will make the hands red.
Rubbing them with glycerin will often
counterfeit redness. Before you retire
at night rub your hands with cold
cream or olive oil. | shall be glad to
send you my instructions on care of
the hands if you will send me a stamp
ed. addressed envelope.
Mrs. X: Yes, I've heard of people
being put on an orange diet and other
fruit diets. But / bow humbly to wise
medical direction on these forms of
diets. The best subjects, medical men
tell me, are those who h~abitually over
systems become choked with clinkers
of imperfectly oxidized food.
Minna: ! do not think highly of egg
shampoo as cleansers, although | am
reliably informed by a woman in whom
| have confidence that she uses this
form of shampoo alone. But she uses
eight eggs and enough water TO float
a battleship almost in the process. For
the most of us soap and water or a
good prepared shampoo is less expen-
sive. much less trouble, and quite suf-
ficiently cleansing.
Mary H.: I'll wager if you would
brush your hair every single night for
five minutes, in w weeks time you
would be amazed ut the condition of
it. Brushing is the best massage for
thu ynatn rap rarpppr ,a ul
Mrs. w. J.. X: Moles represent
small defects of development in the
skin. The only way to have them re-
moved is by electricity. Do not tam
per with them yourself, as when they
become irritated maglignant growths
are liable to result. | have a formula
for warts that / shall be glad to send
to you if you will send me a stamped
addressed envelope. Do not use this
lotion on the moles.
Mrs. A. NJ. A.: You can't get the
water habit? Don't try right away
with six glasses a day. Make it a rule
three the next week. and on UP until
you have got yourself adapted to this
most excellent habit.
X. o.: If your hair is dry, there are
several phases of attention it should
be given. First. morning and night.
apply the good old hair brush. not with
vengeance, but with something closely
kin to it. You have no idea what
power of hair regeneration lies in the
brush. It messages and cleans the
scalp and hair. In addition. | should
suggest your getting the. tonic for dry
hair filled, and using it every night for
a month or two. There will be a vast
improvement. The tonic is contained
in a little folder / will mail TO you upon
receipt of n stamped, addressed envcl-
ope. which also contains other hair
advice you will find helpful. Please
repeat your query when you send en-
velope.
Anna j.: Here is the corn remover.
Many readers AVE heartily Endorsed it
as a cure all. Extract of cannabis
indica. Is grains: salicylic acid, ] dram :
flexible %cellodion, 1 ounce: mix well
and apply with n tiny camel's hair
brush. Repeat every night untif the
corn has disappeared.
Harriet: Well, you never can te