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Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09
NEED MORE ASSISTANCE FOR
THE UPPER MUDDY ROAD

Fred Toland, ranchman of the Mud
dy district, has been in our city since
Monday seeking assurance of compile
tion for the projected county road four
miles from the mouth of Lee creek to
the end of the forest highway survey
on the Upper Muddy in northern Gun
nison county.
The commissioners at their April
meeting agreed with Forest Supevi-
sor Peck to furnish the machinery and
superintendent for this piece of work
if the ranchmen would do the work.
The settlers have three fourths of
mile of it in, says Mr.. Toland, and he
has signed agreement form citizens
there and at Somerset and Paonia to
contribute $l470, but even this will
leave mile Of canon road to complete
The forestry people have appropriated
$4,000 in cash to make the rest of
the connection onto the West Muddy
and over to Plateau valley, but will
not start until this four miles is GER
tainly in sight.
Mr.. Toland is confident he will get
assurance in black and white that the
road will be completed, If not this year
then next, so that his community will
not lose the forest money.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

Ragged Mountain
Nsw--'hampIon Correspondence o
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Thursday April -
ON arruuu' uf tho storm. road work
has been dissnnfinusd
- q g Eruwu be- ON his way UP
with IS 900 head ~ cattle.
Frad E-ureu made thr.c-dAy trip
." Gi'Hwuut Springs recently
I.rrm. t-l-r came up To- Brown
camp on Henderson crs"A last Tuezday
Harry DIngman made trip to
Gl"n~uDd IN business one day Last
week
Mf and Mr. J. 8 TDlsnd returned
- their Th1ch on the Upper MUDDY
after having spent tn" winter in
HutChkiFs
Whale Strs Allison wa riding to
school Monday. her horse fsIl. injuTtns
Ar, Allisun'H foot auit" badly
Hhts wade is staying with his
dhuEEtcr. ars Harry DinEmRn, whil'
Nr bingtnan h. hauling supplies from
IUuuia Tor tn" summer
Albert kHslrr came up IN the stag.
Saturday H. has been at bis home in
Grant Junction. lie Is staying at the
Harry Hutchins home
Fred Eeutrn JT-. made 81 trip To-
rauuia last Monday on account OF
the snow Tuesday. h" was unable tr
come hUm" with his team, 80 Tom
Neal helped him from Bowie with an
other team.
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N.~.-.LampIs. C.rr~.I

W.dn-sday. May !.
u 3 I-rE~ITuan WAS Ia Gunnlson on
TufE.ilT attending 90 business matters
W " Ur#an % p-rI.yEITr visited on
SUNDAY ~f'H the NlIlIEs at their new
home.
Pre- Ha-rasr cam. uP Monday from
pIaaE where ha -psHt The Ns-k-end
aIEh Elr u.uLaHr
MEs. James Mcconnell went Tu-s.say
o. MButruE= - visit relatives and
hss. h'r hair bobbed
% , Ed-u returned last week frani
Denver sH~rr hr had been FOR z..rrsl
iays locking after busiusss interests
Earl vuIIEn and family have moved
Into -hTtr rHus 8n the river which
They recently purchased from Mr.
E.E.F
"a Sanders brought his fanIiy
down from baldwin last "wednesday
fh'.g new Hum-
Hrz Hattie Herrln left this week for
her Enr1@ fn Alabama She spent ths
SInfrr a. vulcan with her daughter
Mr. james Mcconnell
Dr' NeEr. went o. Whtt,pine last
"a fsh % vHFs az the Akron milne. Mr.
" EHH and Madeline will Tsmain H.
lola until the close % school
School election pas-od rg quietly Or
Monday Two effects afrT uuAnimouE-
is elected Ph. Erlss sgaE elected a.
lr'aas~sr. and Ms H Moor" a.
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N.-.-Champion Correspondence,

Wednesday. May :
Joe TarIr Jr vcnt 10 the county
seat Monday
Frank Naystlch was taken TO tn.
IaHau, Hsl1 um Friday
Nrs Knitting arrived one day iasr
week tn remain with her husband
pm Handy has purchased a new
huus. and moved Into It this week.
Miss sluyka Eurctlch came up from
GuUnisuE saturday, returning Monday
Alex campbell and Leonard Glad
stone wrr" up from the county seat
SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Wilson are herr
from Tt"EA. Colo. and expect to stay
FOR time
Fred Miller and son. Eiroy. came In
from Denver Saturday and expect a.
stay for a while.
The ash and game association gave
dance here tn. other evening, which
was much culDss
Several people here have started O.
plant gardens this week. The wealth
er = ME. here at present
The hiEh school gave a play her
this week entitled Clarence" Evers
one who saw IL enjoyed IL
Tuesday Afternoon was exhibition
day. and all the school rooms werr
decorated nicely, Everybody enjoyed
the affair.
Ius Better. Mr and Mrs GuiHford.
Paul PRnion and 10. Scdmark we're
among crested Butte folks In Cunnison
during the week,
Jos. Arnott has purchased the house
Of Harry Mccormick and moved IN
Tuesday Sir. and Mrs. Mccormick are
leaving the Butt-s
Mt aud Mrs. Castle are the proud
parents u q baby girl born this ~ &c x.
\ bsby SRI Riso arrived at the home
81 Nj. aud Mrs. Ira Morrow during the
week. All concerned doing nicely
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09
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Saturday. May !.
u Riddle was q Hontr"se visitor on
saturday
]. ". Page - In Cimarron ON bushes.
II r. Miles was a Montross business
caller saturday.
X J. Aruitage has been serving on
the jury in Gunniron this week.
George Bird and Crosby Vandeburs
were Montroz. visitors Wednesday.
Sam Topliss 81 CoIona Is spending
The week end with hts father, Jas. Top
Hss
Tom Topiisr and sons. Glenn Thos.
and Elmer. wcr. MontrOss- visitors on
Saturday
Stanley KansEen Icn Saturday foI
Gunn'son. He expects TO return with
a car.
Mr and Mrs Dewey Biyth. spent a
few days in Mouiross. returning with
a new Che 'rolct
Miss oiiye NJ. Dustin returned TO
Cimarron Tuesday. after a short busi-
ness trip to Gunnizon.
=. s Schildts returned Wednesday
from Utah wher. he has been looking
after his sheep interests.
Jim Bone returned to his home in
Montrose. recently. after short busi-
ness trip around ctmarron-
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Miller. who have
been visiting the kansgen families. left
Saturday for GunniEon. They expect
TO return In few days
Miss kathleen Howell will close her
school By giving a school program and
dance. with community supper at
the school house next Friday.
\ pretty wedding took place at the
Baptist church in Montrose this week
when Miss Geneva Dickey became the
bride OF ID. NJ Bars. The ceremony
was performed by the Baptist minist-
ct. Mrs, Bars IL one OF cimarron's
charming youn,; ladies' She has been
In the employ OF the Black Canon
hotel Mr.. Bars has been the cook at
the same hotel. The Cimarron commu-
nifty extend to the newly welded pair
best wishes for a most happy and pros
pcro,s married NJ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09
POwderhOrn
>-~--CLampIo. Correspondence ,
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Thursday. May y
Jshu StHyrIy u Cathedral went To-
suUuIson uh@ Hrst q The week.
Monday was school election. Alya J
Summons was elected treasurer
FhTIlp Ef-s= of lola. who bought
tFu thH-. SeEsrkeF cattle. came over
and branded them ths end of the
seek
Eugene Wilson met with a very
p.tufIl accident s.giiy rupIuE a COW.
Til. rope caught around hts right
thumb and pulled all the flesh and
the nail from the bone
Gordon 7. TlleAton Of Denver. and
Porter Simprpn. who has been sttend-
Ing high school in SaEuache. passed
thru the valley Sunday. going TO the
simpson ranch at Cathedral
M and Mrs, ". r Sammons and
daughters. Mrs Richard Allen aEd
Mrs. EobI ShutwcIi. and babies came
Out the nTst q the week from Gunni-
friends and relatives in the valley.
Ihme Warden }. H. Jennings came
mutths tTst 1f the week from Gunni-
son and secured the young deer that
has been In the Wilson barn for two
months He was going to ship IL to
the Denver park
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"Wednesday MAY :
}. = Czris1u was visitor SUNDAY at
th- Ernest EnboIu home.
Hrs e " Carr Ef.nt ;u GunniS0n on
Tuesday. returning Wednesday with
MF. Carr
The cattle and sheep from the lower
cHInIrN are beginning 20 feed on cur
grassy tIfs.
The HaFrlrun road sang arrived this
week 60 b-EIn grading on the road
west q SaPtu.ro.
NJ and Mr. Frank Sigil and child
Fon mutnrsd down from Guunison re
Gently 20 visit friends
MFE ~ ". T.ndner and son. Biily.
and Mrs Della LtEhtley and Nr- Helen
SsllH drove down from GunniEon sun
daF g. s.~ the high bEldE.
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Sargents
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Monday Efa4 .

Monday May ?
M II"l.ry HNI"u tipped ".yor
Monday with NJ Uurrril f"r"
Nr Maxwell who owns the truck
hauling orc fu.w IN" Akron milne. ar
truck and 'u. '-rlTrrs which win be
put on "riu' rday "vrniuE
Both Gunnls"n and saguachc road
ganEs have been busy working on The
and on Monday GuunlHDu county men
Htari"h nn Monarch pass again. They
"Nr"0t /" have i open f"r travel in
week ur ten dhya.
The Gunnl-un band. IN route to Den
N"r " cdn .aday night, favored OFT
peupl" With Cuup'" ~ selections.
whtl" tn" train stopped her" Most n
enjoy the treat ". certainly ap-
pr"ciato III" thutfulness .of the band
Friday. May
rived ThufsdHy evening fr spend
few hht- with h"r husband
Mrs Wu, Shaw and dauEhtct. Esther
visited Few days with 4 r. SHAW
and family, returning 10 Denver sun
day evening
\ l. Mckee % Gunul-ou passed thru
Monday ru route tu Whiirpinc, where
h. has accepted position on tn"
Morning star
Frank Crstanzu and VIE left Mon
day evening for Pueblo. MrE Caztauzza
having received word that her mother
was very sick
The CustauEa residence was COM
pl"t"d on the 2Nth and " quite an
Improvement to our Main street Com
tractor Elmer Col" went I" Salida or
Sunday night where has about ten
days work before starting on the new
school building hrTr
The Guuulsuu county road ghnE
started to open Monarch pass last
week and reached tu within Il mile and
a. half Of the top. where the tank broke
down They HTr now awaiting repairs
nni meanwhile. are grading and re-
pairing the whit"ptnr road
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09
FSsqlaQ9ls]
klMnifeSa
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

This week Is probation week FOR tha
Alpha PrepS All week the poor Prep
girls viii be subjected to any whim-
" th" AlphRS; and they must conf"r rm
to them.
Tho-. entering the Alpha Literary
Society were: nellie Watson. Esther
Wilcox The new members met
with the AIphas for the frsI time last
was given. consisting uf talks on In
tcresting Places Have Seen or Read
About BY Nina Steward. Alta Hur :
ley. vevereils Outcalt and Mildred
Anderson. and vocal solo by Roberta
Potter After the program. the girls
went to Miss McOuai's room, where a
tea was served in honor Of the new
members.
Tn. members Of the high school y,
w . 4 service committee niled and
May baskets to the old
folks uf the town Friday evening.
I.ocnl prizes were awarded last week
to the winners In the chemistry. Eng
Iish contest. conducted by Mr.. Manuel
and Niss McClesry. There were SIX
subjects to write about and a prize was
awarded to the writer OF the best
theme on each subject. These prizes
were purely local. being financed by
mentors OF the faculty. The national
and state prizes which are awarded by
tho American Chemical Association
will be awarded not later than July l.
The winners and prizes awarded are as
follows: special priz. for best theme OF
all. VIM. Downs, subject Chemistry IN
Relation To- health and Disease: prize
1--WE books Alta Hurley. subject. The
Relation of Chemistry to the Enrich
mcnt OF Life: prize. copy Of David
Alice Calkinr. subject:
.aTh. Relation OF Chemistry TO the
Home" prize. Poems of To-day" Avis
Peck, subject: Chemistry in Relation
to Industry" prize. Sky Pilot" Cara
Parsons. subject: 'chemistry in Forest,
Tie-St.wart Wysong and
Irwin Mergelman: subject, The Rsla-
ton of Chemistry to National Defense"
prize. the former won a copy OF Ben
Uur.' and the latter a copy Of The
Sky Pilot.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

The college track team will go to
Colorado Springs on May 18th to
meet Colorado College in dual meet.
Coach Krause will take twelve men
and from the showing made on that
date will pick team to represen.
Western College at the Rocky Noun
tain League on the following Satur-
day. Captain Byron Hewitt will have
charge of the squad this week and
from present indications close score
will result from the first dual meet
for Western.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

Mrs. Leila Hazelhurst returned on
Sunday morning from several days
spent in Denver visiting her son, Ger
aid, and wife Gerald now is working
for the interstate Roofing Company.
with whom he has 4 fine position as
estimator in the fiat roof department.
Mr.. and Mrs Haxelhurst's present ad-
dress is S47 E. Colfax Ave, Kilbourn
Apartments.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

Coach Krause took two high school
athletes to the Colorado State Meet, to
be held in Boulder May 10th. Capt.
Harry Foster is entered in the mile
and half-mile events, and will be a
strong contender for a place, since he
won second in the mile last year.
Robert Wilson Is entered in the 220-
yard dash and the 220-yard low
hurdles. Wilson tied the Western
Slope record in the hurdles last Sat-
urday at Montrose. the time being
27 minutes, AS seconds. While in
Boulder the boys will be entertained
at the Phi Kappa Psi house.
NJ. B. Herrick has been absent from
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Earl Mullin has purchased the Stin-
son Riser place eight miles down the
Gunnison and with his family took
possession this week. He plans to re-
main there until some other business
opening shows up, having recently
sold the store at lola. The Riser place
contains l20, and exchanged hands on
a basis of $1,000. It contains three
quarters Of mile of fine fishing on
the Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

FOR SALE-lo0 newspapers for 25e.
Just the thing for house cleaning
time. Get a good supply Of them
At NEWS-CHAMPI0N OFFICE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

George Brown returned TO his home
in Denver Monday night, having been
called to Gunnison last week by the
serious illness and death Of his father,
". J. Brown
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

Curtis Osborne and Wife and son
Harry left Wednesday morning for
Denver. They are taking the trip by
car and were accompanied by some of
the band boys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank keenan, went
to Salida yesterday to bring home the
new town truck which was left there
on the road from Denver. All the
highways are now getting good.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

On his way from Grand Junction,
Louis Sarrasin is greeting Gunnison
friends. He is on his way to Swift
zerland, where he will visit old home
folks. His father, aged 80, is still
living there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

School election was held for District
No. !. on Monday. May 5th Judge F..
NJ. Nourse was elected treasurer, that
being the only position Thirty-four
votes were cast for him and none
against.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

Earl Mcdowell returned Saturday
10 Fort Logan. where he is stationed.
He has spent a furlough of some
weeks in Gunnison, visiting with his
father, Z. H. Mcdowell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

Pat Grafton came in Wednesday
morning from Denver, where he spent
three days in pleasure and business.
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California Epidemic
Ordered Guaranteed
Continued from page one)
ticle giving description of the foot and
disease.
tBy c. T. Stevens

tBy c. T. St.vens)
Foot and mouth disease or aphthous
fever. is an acute. highly communicable
disease. chiefly colfined to cloyen-
footed animals. Essentially a disease
OF cattle. hogs are almost suscep-
tible. ms are also sheep and goats.
Continued Next Week)
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09

NJ. B. Herrick has been absent from
his office with the flu this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-09
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Wednesday. May 2
" .nt TO the county
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thrills curiosity perfume stale cgarees hope and
ment as ever /. ...s.es1 (. E- 31.ssI @N &c -sE
Feminine methods may have altered the net and the snare have
been camouaged resemble golf stick and arrow But the
old chase and the masculine desire to 40 ms OWN
pursuing" is still mans ruling passion
cheat him Of by meeting him half way you can
woong path hornes You lead him TO an
easy conquest readyOserve hssbut can't make him
LIKE It'll te4'
man may frank snappy hafelow petting partner for
holiday afternoon but she doesn't make his head SWIM nor cause
single Today always it's not what he
that fasnates him. but what he thinks he
DOESN'T know .e.
II may be great get to MAKE love
you these chuy days. but it's just hard ever to make
him really LOVE yOu.
making without any love in is about stimulating
as q champagne cup without the champagne.
change the shade Of hair and the shape of
change the color Of the human
masculine viewpoint Nor the rules of the love camel
what every wants today yesterday and forever
what she wants than anything else lin the world lis L0V
Don't let bluff you'll Her game may be played heavier
bdar and far less skfu stroehut It's the old LOVE
Camel
The same old game Of "Catch-the Husband"
q. tcOpyrsht 1874 Features Syndicate. MOI
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Writer Of Great Serial icke Presents New Novel Of
Modern Life Conferred on the Heart and the Mind
Of the sFlapper.'

: down, laughing and waiting for
him to kiss her. She held out her
fingers made him kiss them one
by one
She said happily. ''Love-you
: are the only thing in all the
world!'
CHAPTER XVII.
Nora Lee and Dane Discuss
MatT.imOny.
The fire threw q rudy glow on
Danes face as. he kneeled for
ward, adding more tyigs. He
placed them carefully, q wistful
grim on his lips: wish we were
married, Nora Lee? Do your"
''Oh, certainly"
1T don't think you do. II I
had $4,000. in spot cash would you
marry me tomorrow
Her breath caught. But you
haven't. the 5000, have you? I
/ hope your uncle hasn't died-has
he?"
TO Be Continued Tomorrow
Tell your friends that tho back
chapters Of this great story can
be had free at The Times Office.
Call, telephone or write for them.
Main $500.
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Is ANY FILTRATION j
Beatrice Fairfax Warns Girls Against.
If They Would Escape Heart Break
Worth the Fun. =

my chair, and for q moment we,
gazed silently into the fire.
Marion Is an only child and al
orphan. She has money enough
to satisfy every within; she Is en-.
dowed with beauty. and In great
degree she possesses the lelIsiyei
gift called personality.
MY teasing question was prompt.
ed by the fact that she wass an
inveterate fIirt.. That was her
weakness. / do not mean for an
instant that Marion would coHs
descend to the vulgarity and az,
tual danger OF . Irritation ltiE n
stranger,
But to her every new man sc-l
auaintance was Of intense IN.
terest, as a new victim To- hsr
charm. = ( Vi. !. : 49, 'st. =.
tits all just in fun, Bobby.
dear" she would plead when her
fiancs would .hesitatingIy request
her to give up flirting
81 didn't seriously try. to stop
flirting even after Bobby ex-
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one who had been scarlet in
preceding lives,
Instead OF Connie the brown
lad met her. His skin had an
ember brightness, and nothing
was SO dazzling as the flash OF
his teeth.
He caught her hand. DASH
we're offson a sneak
Never mindp'
ut Was already dark--they sped
along laughingly. she said me.-
rily, .soh. Dane.are we eloping?"
Say maybe we are!
The evening was clear ana
chill, but Of an immaculate bright
ness. They crossed path--up a
hill and down another, stopping
! where oak trees made a forest
shrine.
He laughed. dropping a box
near twfgs that were already piled
for a bonfire. '"There in volt
box is the wedding feast"
She answered merrily, Please,
sir, am ! the bride?"
You said tt He tossed
off her hat. She kept her eyes
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LEXXY HEWw gasped, as I
w famed myself with a
w fan on which was the
picture Of a bull-fight. For we
Were in southern Spain where
they hold those cruel exhibitions
and call them sport;
I'm not a. bit warm" said
Bobby coolly.
you must be a salamander,"
I laughed. r.
what is a tsalamander?" asked
Bobby. &
Il think I'll be able to show
you one in this country-in fact,
am almost sure can" I said.
For this is the land of the fiery
or spotted salamander. In fact
some of the people who were born
here are scared to death Of them
One afternoon when we were
out in the woods looking for.
rare birds. we came to = very
dark pool, overhung with low.
bending trees. 1t was hot AMI
damp there. Hardly any sunlight
reached this dank spot.
Good place to find a salaman-
der" ventuerd Bunny.
There's something crawling
there. Lookp whispered Bobby.
There he was--a salamander!
must confess he was not a.
very pretty-looking creature, but
he certainly was. interesting.
Suddenly he saw us. He swelled
all UP and even In that dismal
and gloomy spot we could see
that all over his body was a Shiny
fluid. It seemed to ooze out Of.
him.
He's mad!" said Bobby. Don't
let's worry him any more, Foxy
Grandpa!"
"Take a good look at him.
Bobby. That's a salamander, and
he's not very popular around here
either" I.s.
= why, Foxy crandpa?" / asked.
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BATH AND NAP
Is Sure
AID TO BEAUTY
BY Maria Jeritza-

board my daily DatnS are not
neglected.
AS a matter Of fact. baths have
always been a favorite luxury OF
civilized man and woman. Pleas
ure and benefit in this case go
hand in hand, for the cleansing,
stimulating, identifying and rest
full effects Of bathing make 1t in
valuable.
The ancients even, looked on
baths as a source Of spiritual up
lift. We learn that the Egyptian
priests bathed and changed their
raiments three times daily. in or
der that their bodies might rest
lightly on their souls" A trace
Of this idea may have come down
to us in the adage, Cleanliness
is next to godliness."
Certainly, night Of sound
sleep followed by good bath
gives one the sense Of being
freshly Numbered. physically and
mentally.
Many women like to use elab-
crate lotions and perfumes to add
to the pleasure and benefit Of the
bath. But for me, a, tub filled
with fairly hot water, pure soap
not too hard, a long-handled bath
brush and possibly a rubber spray
for rinsing purposes, are quite
sufficient for a bath that Is not
only cleansing but as refreshing
to health as to beauty.
A vigorous drying with Turk
fsh towel and a rundown with
pure grain alcohol-or as near
the absolutely pure as can be
had-complete my toilet. do
not, however. wash my face with
the soap and water. 1 prefer to
follow the good facial stearling
that my hot tub affords. opening
each pore, with, cold cream
cleansing and then a quick
sponging Of my face. with more
alcohol, to close the pores.
In the morning take my
quick, tepid dip more for the
pleasant tonic OF the cool water
than for its cleansing qualities.
And again 1 quickly rub q hand.
full Of pure or IS per cent grain
alcohol ever my body.
Many persons like to wash the
face In the morning with either
warm or cold water or soap and
warm water and a rinsing of
cold. This is a matter Of indi.
vidual preference. Experiment
Is the best test Of what Is good
for your own skin. Personally,
7 prefer to sponge my face with
the grain alcohol.
Once in a while It Is pleasant
and beneficial to vary ones bath
with perfumed salts. toilet vine-
gar or some such bath bag as
the following:
Powdered oatmeal, one.half
pint; bran, one.half pint, pow
dered CASTLE soap, one.half cup.
full. powdered orris root. one
ounce.
Fill small cheesecloth bags
with this mixture and add one
bag to your tubful Of warm
water. 1t will both soften and
scent the water and add to it's
cleansing qualities.
II you have time and bath.
room at your disposal, you win
find that two daily baths, one
warm and one tepid are an in.
valuable aid to your daintiness.
health and beauty.
T No matter how hard II may be
to manage, do not fail to take at
least one bath every day,
whether it be tub, shower or
quick sponge. You viii be well
repaid for the exertion by the
sense Of well being and refreshed,
dainty loneliness that win be
yours.