The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-04

make my old neck white and graceful,
ike swans, you know When Twas 4
child, in school, we always used To read
about them swan like neclxs. That's
what / had, once. That's what / want
again, Tfave fetch for proper neck.
And,I think / may add without being
vulgar, that have enough money to in
dulge myself in that Fetch"
And after several weeks an anomaly
might have been seen, driving up to the
beauty parlor, behind rair of bays, on
modern Fifth avenues rpm the ancient
barouche stepped d lady viththe
face still woefnlIy years Of smiles
and froyns But below that face was the
neck of girl 81 seventeen, firm and
soft and white The bid lady had
achieved her ambition; sheshad paid hand
sOmely for It, but she was satisfied
Now, wherever women gather, III such
temple of womanlxind as a parlor of
facial aesthetics, inevitably is there pres
ent the furtiveness of the female. AS IL
Illustrated by the lady who came, always
heavily yelled. so that nobody in all the
place saw what she looked like, except the
one operator who worked upon her. She
presented herself, at weekly intervals, for
years, an anonymous mystery. And she
steadily Topped off three or four wears
from her apparent age. She never spoke
word. The fOOtman who drove her M
to the door, ana came for her, in an hour.
was just as silent as his mistress. The
lady always paid cash-she never had
an account, and nobody ever found out
who she was. Only once, in four wears.
did she speak. But on that one occasion
she, was eloquent.
81 don't know what would have 5done.''
said she to her operator, except for your
method of face restoration. When first
came here my home and my face were
each as wrinkled as the other. / had two
crows feet, and my husband had two
ested in our possessions. But to-day.
thank God, it's my husband who has the
wrinkles, while I have the sweethearts.
Not that | care pin for any man living
except my husband. But keep several
youths-with slim waistlines; dangling.
just to keep my Jim on the anxious seat.
"Pm beginning to look as if / could
dance off with those boys; and my hus-
band is so busy looking out that i. don't
that he's forgotten all about his dsbutan-
ties. This restoration of my original face
lines has restored my home to me as well.
Home and hearth and husband forever!
say l. There's nothing like fresh face
and fresh start, to keep peace by the
Preside. don't begrudge dollar it cost
me-
The lady, so speaking, lowered her veil
again and lapsed into her usual silence.
The woman who had to swear off liquor
before she got her treatments is another
one they smile about at the facial aesthe-
tics parlor. She was plump and short of
breath. At fifty she was trying to hit the
pace of fifteen, and drink the liquor of all
the ages along the road from fifteen to
fifty. She showed it in her face.
elk me up" she said. 'I~ d"n't 'e y.
- ..-cI = "
"You drink too much," said the con.
sulting expert. Before lift q lingerie
your face you've got to take the pledge"
And one interesting observation the
beauty specialist added:
eve strongly advise against smoking.
We have found that cigarettes undef-
mine the color and the complexion.
Women who value their beauty should
not smoke"