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The Arizona gleam., 1929-12-15
THE HOME

The Home is gradually changing in
it's significance. An open fire was the
center of the first home. Around it's
warmth on cold nights gathered the
family group securely protected from
world blasts. Here beneath an over
hanging rock, or within a sheltering
cave the family found safety, comfort
and companionship.
For these reasons the people of long
ago came to look upon the fireplace
as a sacred spot. 1t was here that
the head of the family, the father
and his helpmate gathered their chill
dren around them and talked to them
of the lives they wanted their chill
dren to live, of the noble characters
and ideals which had long been cher
ished through the line of ancestry.
They spoke in glowing terms of the
fact that not one among that line
had betrayed the family name, but
remained loyal to the trust. The chill
dren must walk in the same path and
be proud to say: am Brown. Home
life meant then, and it should mean
today, the center and heart of life,
the place where little lives were shaped
and moulded while they were yet ten
der and easily yielded to nobler char
acter formation.
The word dwelling place" never had
the same meaning as the word home"
A person may dwell in palace and
be a stranger there, or he may live
in a hut and be at home. Marble
floors and gilded walls will never make
home. The home feeling depends on
whether peace and affection and train
ing are found within the dwelling
place.
The focus is the home fire, whether
it blazes upon the heartstone or quietly
within the human heart. The home
circle the fireside training, and in
structions, the jealous interest of par
ents in the cultural background of
their children is passing.
The home fires are becoming dying
embers. The home has become
dwelling place.
The Arizona gleam., 1929-12-15

N-Say, fellow, I don't see any use in
marrying that girl because you won't
take care of her.
J-That'S the trick. I am tired of
taking care of myself
The Arizona gleam., 1929-12-15
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The Arizona gleam., 1929-12-15
The Arizona Clean

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March 4th, High School Auditorium
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E. @. Stults, Prop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
W|LLYS AS ENVOY
TO TURKEY SEEN
observers Believe Ohio Auto
Manufacturer Will Get
Angora Post.
Nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
The post of Ambassador to Turkey,
where the market for American autonlo-
biles is complicated by severe italian
competition, is expected by a number
of Washington observers to be offered to
John N. WHY'S, veteran Ohio automo-
bile manufacturer.
Contrary to the report circulated In
Wall street after it was learned that
WHY'S was disposing of his industrial
holdings that he was being considered
for appointment to the diplomatic post
at Paris, made vacant by the death OF
another Ohioan, Myron T. Herrick, the
White House has disclosed that the
President has another assignment in
mind for the manufacturer.
What that assignment might be was
not made known, but the Presidents
choice for the Paris post is believed to
have settled fairly definitely on Senator
Edge of New Jersey. Furthermore, an
pffer of the Turkish post to WHY'S is
regarded as fitting not only into the
competitive trade situation there, but
into the impression here that Joseph c.
Grew, the present Ambassador, is to be
transferred to Latin American capital
At the same time it would meet the
desires Of the Ohio members of Con-
greSs to have their State represented
again in the top rank of the foreign
service. The linking of Willys' name
with the Turkish post, however, has not
been given anything approaching of1icial
confirmation, and it is understood that
no preliminary move has been made to
ascertain whether he would be persona
grata" to the Angora government.
Because of the recent resignation of
Henry P. Fletcher of Pennsylvania, the
ambassadorship to Italy, as well as that
to France, is vacant, but the two names
most prominently mentioned for that
assignment are those of John Work
Garrett of Baltimore and Irwin Boyle
Laughlin Of Pennsylvania. Garrett has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10

Of crepe back satin, 1903
crepe de chine, Soci-
ETY. satin or georgette COM
binations all made lovelier
with laces. ribbons and flowers.
Jewel shades.
third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
D. C. COAL MERCHANTS
HOLD OUTING TODAY
Party Motors to Bay Ridge to
Spend Day in Program Of
Outdoor Sports.

More than 100 washington coal mer-
chants, their wives and friends are
holding an outing today at Bay Ridge,
near Annapolis, md.
Meeting at Rhode Island avenue at
North Capitol street at $50 O'Clock the
party drove to the resort In automobiles
and were to spend the day In outdoor
sports.
Joseph B. Murphy is chairman of
the outing committee which planned
the program under the direction of
James Z. Collifower, chairman Of the
coal division of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association. Edward D.
Shaw, secretary of the merchants or
ganization, assisted in arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-10
Depend On Zemo
To Stop Itch

Use soothing, healing, invisible Zemo
for that itching torture, caused by
mosquito or insect bites, sunburn,
prickIy heat, poison ivy or Summer
rash. This clean, reliable family anti
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
Spolkove zpravy
RotNk sCHoDzA CfsLA s0s.
I. K. s. J.

Spolok Naisv. Mena Jezis, G..
308. X. j. bude mat syoju roenu
sch6dzn ma buducn nedelu, t. j.
Nh l. decembra pol 2. hodinc
pod kostolom. Ziadam vsetkych
iidov, ably sa dostavili ma schodzu
Gin najvaesim poctom, lebo prilu
vaznc yeci ma pretras. Prevedie ~
vol 'ba nradnikov ma rok 1880.
Takticz by som prosil vsetkych
takyeh ddov, ktori dlhuju Wac a.
ko diva mesiace, ably vyrovnalt
svoje prispevky, lebo jako je van
znamo, to je uz posledna sch6dzs
toho roku sa vyzaduje, aby Il
radnici mali svoje knihy v poriad
ku, to len tax mozu mat. ked
kazdy jeden urobime svoju po
vinnost'. TAX este raz by som va
prosil, hl'ad'te kazdy svoje Wy
rovnat'. S uctou
A. panda, nct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
soHoDzA sP; sV. AMY, 6. 80.
/. K. s. Z. ].

Y nedel'u, l. decembra od 2. ho-
diny po obede bude vydrziayana
rocna schodza spolku Sv. Amy q
tel priciny, re ma dr,,hii nedel'u
v decembri sa pocnc 40-hodinova
poboznost' v kostole Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda. Ola stanov l. X. s. T..
j. sesterskou povinnost'ou je, ably
kazda ndkyila bola, ma tejto scho-
dzi pritomna, kedy lrad ma bu-.
duel rok bude zyoleny. Je toto
velmi vazna sch6dza kazda ver-
ma udkyla sa siicastni tejto sch6-
DE. Ma tejto schodzi pridu ma
pretras vel'mi vazne zalezitosti,
menovite ohl'adom pokroku cisla
budicnosti. Dalei je toto po-
sledna apelacia ma tdkyne, ktorf
dlhujii, lebo V januari ma mesat.
nej schodzi mena vsetkych udkyn
ktore dlhujd. budd citant a td
schodza potion rozhodne vyltce
nj takych ldkyh bez odkladu
Tie sestry, ktore sa nachadzajt
V nndzi potrebuju nejakn po
moe OIL 'adom mesaenych prispev
kov proslm, ably sa ohlasily. LIE,
take budu vzate do povahy, ktor
samy sa sIcastnia tejto sch6dze.
So sesterskym pozdravom a 4
ctou som, Vasa spolusestra.
Maria G. Slifka,
!, preds. c. 80. L. j
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
sChoDzA len. PoIiT. KLUBU
Y YOUNGSTOWN.

Tymto oznamujemc vsctkJm id
kyfam Zenskeho Politickeho Kln-
bu, re budiica sch6dza bude od-
bSvana dina 3. decembra, t. j. ma
buduci utorok veeer 8. hodine.
Schodza bnde II PAM Amy Macy
pod {. 512 Myrtle Ave., kde pan
Martin Roth byyal. kazda, ktora
pride ma buse, mech slide dolu ma
rohu South Ave. a Myrtle Ave.
a je to prvy dom ma l'avej strane,
ako sa ide ma vychod.
Toto bude nasa prva rocna
schodza, ma ktorej sa budl al L.
radnfcky VOLT pre- buduci rok,
preto prfd'te vsetky, ably SINE mo-
hly nasu rocnu schodzu odbavit
v pritomnosti plntho pottu I'D.
kyn. S 1ctou,
Maria Shfka, predsedkyhs
Helena Palencar, zapisn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
PRELozENA sptIoDzA sPo1.
KU Sv. L,uDNd1Y.

Spolok Sv. L 'udmily, G. 325. l.
X. S. q. j. oznamuje svojim I'D.
kyham, ze rocni schodza je pre-.
lo5ena 2 8. decembra ma %. de.
cenbra, bo budeme mat 40-hodi.
novl poboznost' s. dec. TAX mech
sa ka5da ddky1a dostavi nA roc.
MI sch6dzu, DO sa prevedie vol.
ba aradniciek. Udkyne, ktore al.
bujd, mech 81 kazda svoj dlh W.
rovn&. Ktor& dlhuje Wac ako diva
mesiace, bude vylfcena. Mile se.
stry, povsimnite 81 tohto kaSda a
prid 'te.
Som 8 lctou a krasnym pozdra-
vom,
Mira Mslek, dct.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
RotEk sUHoDxA soKoLov
" 0AMPBEI.L, OHIO.

Shor 258. Il. s.: J. Sokol bude
olbyvat' svoju roend sch6dzu tej-
to: riedeli dha !. decembra l. ho-
dine ,popoludni, preto lctive SD
ziadani vsetci ndofia a tidkyne,
ably sa tejto schsaAi.ztisastn n
bratia, ktori nelsavsteyovali RAD
ne rnesaene schoaseycez cely rok
mali by prist hotleh ma tato rot
MI schodzu, ably sine sa aspoii raj
' roku vsetci sisli. rfam, ie .;
bratia tohto povaiihnl a pridu
vsetci. Ma zdar!3
Andrsj Koval, dct
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
Oh URADu sPoLKU sv. ANTo-
MA, &. 9l1. M. o. MA sTEELToN

tBratia a sektry Kristu a ma
foae!- ia ,nizepodpisany vas pro
sim I meme toho n,alickeho Jezi-
ska, 60 budeme slavit' ma 25. de
ceinbra, ak mate tiez malicke, ably
ste i'm. til raaost' urobili a dali
ich zapisat' do vasho katolickeho
spolku. Tymto sposobom zrobite
vasim dietkain vel XII radost' ze
sa mozh radovat spoM al $ Je-
ziskonn. v katolickom spolku ka-
Edy novy Glen dostane krasny zla-
tt gombik, jak chlapec tax diev-
"a a rodie dostane "a kazde die
ia 25c premiu, pade Smrti
Katolicka Jednota vyplaca maj
vacsiu podporu, sumo $3.50. Pri-
jfmajd sa dietky cd l roka obo-
jeho pohlavia. Prispevky sd len
20c ma mesiac, ziadne vstupne,
ziadne navrhujdce, lplne zdarma.
Nuz spolubratia a spolusestry, ei
VAN m6ze niekto my dat Wac.
Me. A potion ci nemozete byt'
hrdi, ze my katolici name takito
fnohutnd organizaciu. Veru ano.
A ,ked' vase dietky dosiahnu We
ku Is rokov, mozu list do vel'-
keho spolku "a vel'mi malyy po-
platok. Ma 81 900 plata len $1.02
a prejdd 20 spolku ,iplne zdarma,
ha este dostanl gombik zlatt al
80 preniu. ci yam to ini dajd?
veru ME. A potion st vase diet
ky tam, kde prisldchajd katolfci,
V katolfckom spolku . tax do ine-
no. Nasa Katolicka Jednota ma
teraz vyse stotisfc 6lenov q ma.
jetku vySe Z million dolarov, nn5
II nemame byt hrdf ma nu. We.
m 6no. Nuz bratia hor 80 v5etci,
aby AMI jeden nevystal. sch3dss
odbtvajt - kssdt 8. nedel'u . O..
Aodins pod kostolcm Msna Jesi5.
frihlisit' - mtSno d
yla 11th
1l3 Steel 81.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
ozNAMENIE.

Iensky politickt a Vzdelavaju-
ci Klub ma lLansingville budc mat
syoju rocn1 sch0dzu uz V tnto
nedel'u, l. deccmbra. Nse.ky id
kyne klubu majl sa dostavit ma
thto sch0dzn. Preved1 sa vol by
iiradnfciek tiez name dostat'
pismo z druhej strany, ktore bu-
de precitane ma tejto sch6dzi
Prld't posllchat' vsetky, ei nam
padne k dobremu alebo ME. A
tiez kazda mech dovedie hocler
jednu ldkynu do klubu. TAX prid
te vsetky ma roenu schodzu, je We
Ia pojednavania. 9 lctou
. Justina Palguta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
ROCNk sCH0DzA &. 202. IKzJ
v HAsELToN.

Spolok Sv. Alzbety, c. 2R. I.
X S. q. j. ziada svoje ddkyne, a.
by sa kazda jedna dostavila ma
rocnu schodzu dina l. decembra,
ma ktorej sa prevedie vol'ba u
radniciek, al budd sa roMavat'
certifikaty. Preto mech Sa kazda
jedna dostavl ma tdto rocnu scho-
dzu. Prosim tie sestry, ktore dlhu-
jd, mech 81 kazda jedna svoj dlh
vyrovna, bo sa oddaju knizky, a.
by boly v poriadku. Mile sestry.
viacei to tax d d'alej nemoze ist'
musime zakrocit' dl'a stanov a po.
vylucovat'. Daktora, ked ju nasa
detovnicka upovedomi, ably 81 "a.
platila, tax odpovie, ze uz pride
ma sch6dzu, ale mesiace ubehujG a
nepride, ked ma vefa nasbie-
rane, tax ona odkaze, re w nebu-
de platit'. Ale ei ia 1radnieka ma
znat' jej myslienky, ked' sa ma.
pred pyta a potom vysttipi. Oar.
mo je, mile sestry, to uz takto d'a,
lei nemoze ist' -.
Zostavam 8 lctou krasnym po.
zdravom ma vsetky spolusestry.
Maria Srajber, dtt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
sCH0DZA YOUNGEST. POLITI.
CKEHO KLUBU.

Youngstownsky Slovensky Po-
litickt Podporujdci Klub bude
mat svoju schodzu v nedel'u We
Ger, !. decembra v Slovenskej So
kolovni, Ma 319 Washington st.
Prosime. ably sa i1dovia siitastnili
schodze v elm najvacsom pocte,
lebo pridu vazne veci ma pretras.
Joz. Yavorsky, predseda
Juraj Petrik, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
ROMA scHoDzA PoLIr. KLU
~. ma IANsINGvlLLI.

slovenslfy Politicky a V0dela-
yajdci Klub na Lansingville bude
odbtvat' svojn ro6n6 seh6dsu '
nedel'u ve6er, I. decembra So
kolovni IA. Homewood Ave. a.
siatok sch6dze . pol 3. hodine. y.
ctive Hsdam v5etk$cA ddov seho-
to nubu, ~ = tejto stA6dss -
5ssthili, lSbe = bpds vtlit' 49,
trad ~ bpA6ci spk. 3 otsos,
tola1 llae1 lDD, -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
TANEcNA ZABAvA vo
WARREN, ONO.

Spolok Sv..Jozefa, G. 342. p. X.
s. j, usporiada taneGnn zabavu v
sobotu, 80. novembra v X. of p.
hale ma Park Ave. Srdetne povo-
lavame vsetkych Slovakov a Slo-
venky z Warren a okolia, ably sa
prisli medzi mas zabavit'. Hrat
bude znamenita orchestra, pri kto-
rel sa m6ze kazdy dobre vytanco.
vat. Ma tomto bale budd al kra.
sne hodiny dane do vyhry.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
60 BUDETE RoBIT 2?

v tie dlhe Imne veceri? Citajte
Vecerne Citanie a budete mat z
toho osoh. Cena knizky len $1.00
mako viazanej a $1.25 tvrdo via
sanej. v redakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
ROCNA sCH0DZA SPOLKU sv
RITY. .z

Spolok sv. Rity, Cis. 100. Penn
sylvanskej Eenskej Jednoty zia-
da svojc ddkyne, ably sa kazda do
stavila ma rocnd sch6dzu dina /.
decembra, ma kterej sa prevedie
vol 'ba uradniciek.
Zostavam tictou a krasnym
pozdravom ma vsetky spolusestry
Maria Melek, preds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-11-29
ROtNA SCHoDZA SBoRU 146
T. s. j. Sokol.

Tymto oznamujeme vsetkym
clenom clenkynam tohto Sborn,
aby sa dostavili ma rofnu schodzu
do Sokolovni dina l.. decembra O
pol 2. hodine popoludni.
Ma zdar! T. a. =,
! stefan Bolha, sprayca
-. ,,. Andrei. PalenGar, uet..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-22

aluminium tends to become slightly
darkened after long usage. The quality
Is not necessarily at fault.
When enamel or agate ware utensils
are new fill them with cold water, bring
slowly to a boil and allow water to cool
before emptying This tends to tougher
the material. Avoid plunging hot con-
tanners of such substances into cold
water, as the surface is susceptible to
extreme changes and may crack.
The porcelain surface of enamel or
agate containers Is not affected by
acids or alkalis. so washing soda dis
solved in boiling water may be freely
used. To avoid scratching surface, use
brush or half of wooden clothespin to
remove foreign substances that stick.
Avoid steel wool and scraping with
sharp utensil.
Before cooking in glass dishes, temper
them by filling with cole water, bring
ing slowly to boil and allowing to
cool in the same water. This strength
ems the glass. Glassware for the table
should not be subjected to such changes
of temperature, but the stouter kitchen
ware will stand it and be benefited.
Glass Is easy to clean by a convenient
process, and its surface is not affected
by contents.
Earthenware should be treated in the
same fashion as glass. If the glaze
becomes cracked, wash container fire.
quently in solution of soda and water
to prevent the porous substance be-
meath the glaze from absorbing odors
and fiavors to foods cooked therein.
(Conyright 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-22
A Sermon for Today
You'll Pray Then.
By REV. JOHN r. GUM.

Text: I'm my distress I cried unto
the Lord'-PSalms, cxxl.
Two Scotch fishermen, Jamie" and
Sandy" were caught out on rough
water and began to fear lest they should
never get ashore again. Finally Jamie
said: Sandy. I'm steerin' and 1 think
you'd better put up a bit of prayer"
Sandy began: "Oh, Lord, I never asked
anything Of We for Is years, and If yell
only get us safe back to shore I'll never
trouble We again. and" "WhiSht,
SandyI" said Jamie. "The boats
touched shore; don't be beholden to
anybody"
We smile at this, and yet it is not
an uncommon occurrence for prayers to
cease when "the boat has touched
shore" With health and plenty and no
peril in sight men become pulled up
and feel wonderfully able to take care
Of themselves. But how quickly they
change when adversely or af1iction
comes upon them or they find them
selves confronted with danger. Then
they cry unto the Lord, even though. as
in the case of Sandy, it has been many
a year since they uttered prayer. And
then as soon as deliyerance comes, as
soon as 1.-THE boat has touched Shore"
they again forget all about the Lord.
I'm my distress cried unto the
Lord" In time Of distress or peril
human frailty turns instinctively toward
divine strength. Men who are indiffer-
emit and even intolerant toward all
things religious realize their helplessness
in the presence Of trouble and disaster
and cry to God to save them. You may
not think much of prayer. You may
even deny that you believe in it, But
wait till you are caught out on some
rough sea and the breakers threaten
vOu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-22
BEAUTY CHATS
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.
Teeth and Health.

One axiom is that healthy teeth are
always beautiful. Even when they are
slightly yellow, they can be beautiful,
for the milk white teeth we once ad-
mired are usually frail teeth that go
early in life. The tough ones that last
are always yellowish.
A dentist must keep your teeth in per-
feet shape. Yet the best dentist there is
cannot counteract the harm YOU your
self may do by poor care. The best
plan you can have is to clean the teeth
twice q day after breakfast and before
bed time, using a different brush each
time. For the morning one will not be
dry enough, nor It's bristles hard enough
to use at night.
The brush should be small and the
surface irregular, either with a blob at
one side or with punches of bristles
shorter and longer, alternating. This
let's you get between the teeth. Clean
ing the surfaces is not much use If the
teeth are not clean between.
My dentist also insists on quick
massage of the gums with the finger,
after the cleaning. do 1t when can,
but like most of us, I'm careless, and
this takes time. I use the brush well
up over the gums though for that mas
sages them and makes them stronger.
The modern dentist is little Short of
magician. A single tooth can be re-
placed by pivoting, or by fastening it
TO- the two adjoining teeth Plates are
only necessary if many teeth are miss
ing. The merest shell of tooth can
be filled and saved, and filings can be
made quite invisible, Crooked teeth
can be Strengthened miraculously.
Discolored teeth can be bleached, and
irregularities filed off. There is almost
no limit to the power Of a dentist. or
that specialist in the dental profession.
the orthodontiSt. Go to the best one
you can find. This is one instance
where money should not be stinted.
A Reader.-The castor oil in the tonic
would not have any effect upon darken-
ing the shade of your hair. If your
light hair is getting darker, it is a nat
ural change and it likely will be a
much more becoming one after it has
settled into the shade Of hair that goes
with the rest of your coloring. Flaxen
bonde shades aways change to brown.
but If the shade is hfeless, such as what
is sometimes called "drab," henna
shampoo will brighten it, You need
not even do this, provided you get your
scalp in healthy condition as the hair
will show so much vitality that there
will be natural glints to the coloring,
no matter what the shade may be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-22
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

thoroughly cleansed before the ice is
used. A good astringent treatment for
fat oily faces is given with mask Of
cotton moistened In ice water. The
mask is nothing but piece Of clean
absorbent cotton about six inches
square and an inch thick Cut hole
out of the center for breathing. Mold
the cotton over the face and then rub
a piece of ice over it for about five
minutes. Have your hair protected by
a towel and have another one around
your neck to catch any drops of ice
water that may escape from the cotton.
After the ice rub, remove the mask
blot the skin dry with soft cloth and
pat on skin lotion.
A similar treatment may be given
to fat necks. Instead Of using square
of cotton, use strip long enough to
reach from ear to ear passing beneath
the chin. Squeeze out this strip in
the water and press 1t firmly against
the double chin. Lie down. Rub the
piece of ice on the strip. Needless to
say. this treatment should not be given
when one has cold.
The ice treatment for thick necks
and heavy faces may be taken fire.
uuently. since the reduction Of fat
comes as the skin warns. The fat is
burned up to restore the normal tenn
perature to the skin after the chilli
ing. The same principle applies when
taking cold baths Most women think
that a reducing bath should be hot,
but the loss Of weight from cold bath
ing is more permanent than that from
hot bathing. which only causes tenn
porary loss Of water from the body as
sweat.
An ice rub for two or three min
utes each night is helpful in reduc-
ing enlarged pores and also In bring
ing natural color to the cheeks.
(Copyright 1897