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IF YOU WANT TO RENT

IF YOU WANT TO RENT
TINS six-room. thoroughly redecorsted house
you can get s65 u month fol IL after yol.
have purchased IT from us for $1,000. with
. small amount of cash and monthly pay
mtnts Of spproXimstely S5n On this basis
you Will own the home in SpproXIms tely
four years subject to q fTst trust of 50 900
We have other homes which have been re-
possessed nno in nTst-ciaSS condition
and priced TO sell All modern improve
mentS and stores schools. churches and
health center are within three blocks
Aurora Hills Homes. Inc.
2S0I 8. Arlington Ridge Rd. ArlIneton Va
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BEVERLEY Bach CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots, bungalows. terms; Gentiies only Seno
for booklet Address MAYO A Co. MO
NEW SENSATIONAL PLANNING ~ -, CAPE
D. c Ideal spot for summer home. Specisi
lnducements 10 select your sic nnH Sau =
Mrs KNOWLAN. National 1876. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 1il9 K ST. nv
WANTED-REFINED FAMILIES TO PUR-
chase beautiful rueRed. wooded tracts or
stream FOR Summer outing places; loeateo
acres. Prices $3.50 10 ~ 500 per tract.
Address Box ?;;-X Star oflce.
Al HERALD HARBOR. SMALL BUNGA-
low ana loIs with trees. $3.50: terms caSn
Metropolijsn BsnS Building. Phone eve
ninss Cleveland $40
BAY RIDGE NEW BUNGALOW NOW
fesdy for Lyns room T,d
rooms Tiled bath. sleeping porch. wlde
front porch. copper screened: beautltully
81 ohaaeo Ssy P Prc: only 9 terms nsnoi Loes.d
on MSvo ave near ReeSers store. win
9e open al dsy SUNDAY tor INSPECTION n
H ST. NV National o366.
HERRING BAY-sMALL COTTAGE FOR
rent. SD per week famous hshlnG
srounds harbor for boats committing dis
oil. right Sears corner left Nutwsll I'd.
Directly behind Desle School. Mr.. DOYLE.
SHERWOOD ST--AT'TRACTIVE COT
tsge. mr.. beach, club house and store.
Adams O:ISS.
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-4.RooM APT
available July 10. ?2a E St NV. Is.
COLONIAL BEACH ROOMS SCREENED
porch, furnished. water, electricity. row
boat Address haywood CottaRe.
FOR sALE-LoTs AND COTTAGES AT
Old Ceoar Point nea- MorRantown, Mo
Send for free circular WALTER M BAU-
MAN I Thomas circle. Natl $40
TWO COTTAGES FOR RENT AT COLON
isi Beach Va. Phone Columbia 1.46-W.
ON THE SEVERN. AT HERALD HARBORMI
conveniences Including hot-wster heat;
fully furnished Concrete boat house. mo-
ior boat, canoe Good bathing beach risht
in front OF place. Must be seen to be
appreciated 33 miles from center Of
washington and paved road AZ the WAY
Low price easv terms. or VIII consioer
trade on D C. property. INQUIRE for
Jacobsons cottage. located on North River
side drive.
16l6K st NV District YIN
NORTH BEACH, MD.
Lot 5OxI5O. Reasonable. Georea 4n2a
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NORTH BEACH. MD.
EXCHANGE,

RICHARDSON CABIN CRUISER. e5is FIT.
fully equipped. : I-horseDoWer;s months oio .
viii exchsnee on lot in Chevy Chase 50 600.
or will make difference. Georgia $500
WE HAVE NEW MODERN BRICK HOMES
in all sections OF D. C. and suburbs thai
We will trade for small homes or clear
ground
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y. acre. 600

rooms and bath; newly reoecorate ed
inside and out; flowers. shrubs. fruit trees
garden close to bus street car. stores.
schools. Very low terms. Immediate pos
session BY owner, c. A VICKERS, Green
WOOD 245
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MOSS REALTY CO.
Tower Rjdy Met f71a
RIIuDER WILL, TRADE

Beautiful new detached home. 81 II. wide.
on wide lot tfscing a golf coursel. very
large bed rooms also an upstairs studio
sitting room large living and dining rooms
very large recreation room, etc. Sale price.
SI9G5O: actually worth $4,000. Deal
rail- NatI0nal 1851
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DOCTOR!!.

Within a week or Two We will display
model home in new group OF 81 in b
GeorRetown locality. where n very SIEee bic
numDer OF families have already taken
residence and to which increasingly more
will come-doubtl.SS receptive 10 having
neiehborhood physician or dentist. One
OF our homes on 3 corner pai ticularls well
sCsDtS itself for h professional msn in 8
way that his once OF consultation room
would be entirely independent from his
home. We will be very slad 10 arrange
for doctors 10 inspect this property shea q
OF the formal public showing If they will
Dhone Metropolitan 1916 and state the
time &hat they prefes 10 do So
MOSS REALTY COMPANY.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE room
bungalow with front and back porches
pantry EoCd veil OF water on back porch
~ sCTes OF ground one double EaraEe.
one single gsrsRe for Winter use under
ground ell outer buildings with lsrse
lawn and plenty of large shade trees and
flowers about 20 miles out Of d. c and
= miles from Damascus on rhe road lead
inR from eW.sdslf 10 BTownineyllle IN
upper Mon gomsry Coun'v Price 81 nOn,
~ 500 cash psyment reouired The house
has hRht in II. HARRY GREENE Mon
TOvia Md
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SALE-HOUSES.
INSPECT THESE 8 OUT
STANDING HOME
VALUESi

NO !. SO 900
6Ib Rock Greek Church Rd. NV
Seven rooms -four bed roomsI. all modern
Improvements Close TO schools. stores and
transportation.
NO. =. =. 45U.
22Iy Randolph Pl NE
Detached brick six rooms modern kltch-
en-. Tile bath and shower. Garage. Beau
liful lot.
NO. 3. $3.50
1906 Shepherd St NV
SIx-room brick 20 It. wide. tile bath.
electric refrigeration. oil burner three
poIcheS
All have been TecondItioned like new.
Re Sonsbe terms
Open Daily Untll Pm
1904 X ST NV CAFRITZ Dist $3.50
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OWNER SACRIFICE.

800 PARK RID W-Ss.s5O.
Detached brick. center hall. large
rooms, ! bath extra laVstory in basement
metal westher-StFlpped INV h; new house
conoition vacant immediate posse ssion,
open. lighted, OWNER. Shep. 3072-J lS'
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3jo2 3rd ST. NV. ~
kitchen, screened porch: $3.50.
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
30 18th ST. Realtor Natl. 0I"3.
Boa sth ST N.w;ms ROOMS, KITCHEN len
looms: md floor; $50. See Janitor call
Metropolitan 2'I3. ----
6504 ,th ST. N.W.-VERY DESIRABIE
Trieidaire: ire" s45.
3 ROOMS KITCHEN: BATH, ENTIRE SEC
ond floor; new condltlon, awnings, heat.
ferred 46l6 9TH St. NV.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-NEW COOL
suburban atmosphere: convenient. :'2"
2sth st. Sc. 3 large rooms. modern Muir
phy kitchen equipment; S5' 30 and $50.
incluoes hot water. Now ready. Call At
Iantic 0301
1885 y N;W.Io MIN; GOVT. BLDGs.
Murphy bed: ref; si5. Potomac 5156-W.
GEORGETOWN
New building. 1906 81. NV. Apt. =
bath no"sn gas for cooking tncluded in rent;
electric refriReratton Exceptionally cool
Open for q !nfPeflI2n f HfILEGEIsr CO.
1921 81. NV National $500.
1929 18th NV" ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath and screened porch: electric refriger-
1ec1kss, wv I H1LLEoEaSPi Ea5icnal $500.
THE RoYALTON. 9Is NJ ST. N.W.-ESPE-
eiay sv. roam arraetys nG of four and
bIldinE build T within G walking ak distance et d1Tn-
agent. 3o6 Wood1aqd Var Bull Bnildine, or repre-
sentati on premises.
1910 PERRY ST Me- ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath; very desirable apt; electric
Ifriee rsfrleeratIon ion, Res mgr Immediate pos
14l7 K 81 NV Natl 1900.
:2l ST. N.W;-,BACHELoR APTs;maal
room; kitchen and bath. $3.50 and $50
,,,v BOSS q PHELPS; o,oo
MADISON APARTMENTS. 1919 EYE ST
n.w.-One room. dressing closet and sth.
unfurnished; S35 monthly
I2o4 TALBERT ST. Sc.
r,shsS Two rooms e9g kitchen and bath; heat fur
1900 oRREN ST. NE
Two rooms, kitchen and bath; $3.50.
1901 L ST. Sc.
7aa 12th ST NV National oa5e.
: ROOMS, KITCHEN PRIVATE BATH.
Guided. 521 Buchanan ST. NV, ~'
321 LIST ST. S.E-COzY. COOL APT. 2
rooms roo }r6.S.d aiPs!s kaItshs1 onl2 bath heat light
porch bAneE H End 5or soeMs
pew corner. $500 9Th st. NV. 10.
10ZH KID. NV.
Rms. Kit, Bath.
@ sss Kew seo ae ADJ No : efeneand and
1922 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
] Room. Bath and Balcony
s7Ol, 18th ST. N.w:-soMETH1NG, UN-
: large rooms and bath: a cool. pleasant
kitchen, Kitchen bsth st. G. nE E. s4P5 AT fl rooms
.nd III hs,s r St sks ne Apt. 1@-4 rooms kitchen
zoo, W; SIMPSON CO.. INC,
1o24 Vermont Ave. Met. 800,
.vs RG9r e kTGaan E.slaas AsR ssgs zS ei
s4os 4.h ST. NV, APT. i. NEAR KEN
Larger rooms. better eaupment. oed
screened porch. hest and hot water. $3.50
1919 15ts sNSv NV. 3. riils Net Met. o1oo
t5iseTsti9n, rds s bath ss2; 50. ..E. M. AIKEN.
side rms. Eit; and private bath. incl heat.
EMPLOYED. Gentle adults. 44l2 ard St NV.
517 oGLETHORPE ST, Nw.--ENTIRE
rooms, kitchen and private bath: gas. light.
heat and Frigidaire. Geo. 9163.
4l33 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-3
large rooms kitchen, bath: Frigidaire gas
elec. phone included; rent reasonable.
sleeping porch; gas and eiec. furnished:
private home $3.50.
THE AMHERST. 17th AND COLUMBIA
e. Taor szg roems' ems kitchen and BATH second
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-3 RMS, KTTCH-
sk and bath. newly decorated S47 .50iI
10 st. NV. Janitor. Wisconsin 5o4a
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SALE-LOTS.

SILVER SPRING. MD-.OxIIO; hLL
modern Improvements; s700-s95e; small
cash payment balance monthly Near
senior hieh school, BAINS REALTY CO.
s4I3 Georgia ave. Shep. $50"
ia MI. W BETHESDA. Mr.. CARS: I5dx
l43: S3.45O . a KensinEton Hts. l.s5o.
d. C. Md and Va Scresss sell cheSp.
trade for equities. wafer front. etc. =.
RYON CO. l2Ih Y. ave. Natl 'ao;.
2 ADJOINING LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE.
D. C sewer ard water connections Price,
Si.250 each. Phone Cleveland 2139 after
Il
$500 EACH . CHOICE IMPROVED LOTS.
Bethesda Nd: section Of new houses. -
blocks Wisconsin ave NJ Drboro.
ADELBERT " LEE
1342 n NV Dist $500
NE-DETACHED LOTS
SACRIFICE AT $3.50 EACH
Two Iors approx 5hIlOo. vicinity NJ
Douglas and .2nd SITS ne Paved Sirftl
and Sidewalk water and sever lr front NJ
lots Price includes everything r7n NJ
ToubeS
1908 x St NV CAFRITz D,t aoso.
CCLORED
Lots. So 81 up. terms ss low as ~
down and 81 monthly. in ne Natl 435H
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BRAND-NEW APIS

Excellent Locaton-o"O Allison ST. NV
Ready for Occupancy july Is
Unusually Large Rooms. Elec. RefriEers ion.
Convenient to Schools and Bus Lines.
S5. Solving room. bed room. dinette,
kitchen with special cabinets. tile bath,
built-in tub and shower.
S;@5O-Front apt. living room. two bed
rooms. dinette. kitchen, tile bath. built-in
tub and shower
Heat hot water and tanitor service
furnished
I4O4 K CAERITZ DIST 0OSO
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COLUMBIA ROAD NV.

Near lIth st: 3-StoTy II-roonl row
house, arranged for apis. on Ind and
3td floors. apt. in basement, owner $ ousr-
ters on lst floor. 2-csr garage Total rent,
exclusive OF LIST floor. 81 500 per year.
Can be bought for 500. including all
furniture except the isl floor An out
standing bargain. Cali Mr.. Thompson.
RoBERT L. MekEEvER co. INC
SlOTelsm BlUk NaItunaI a-5n
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1908 Varnum St n.e.-See this beautiful
home facing college grounds-csnslstIns
of 4 rooms. 5 big bed rooms. wonderful
kitchen with G. E refrigeration. screened-in
side porch. brick garage; 900 below
orisinal price M Simsr
2231, Rhode Island Ave. N.E. North r2O3.
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5jO2 Bird ST NV.
Apt No. - rooms, dinette. bath,
kitchen, screened porch: So 80.
l. T. GRAVATTE;
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-3 RMS. KTTCH-
e. and bath. newly decorated: S47 .50i
DO s st. NV. Janitor. Wisconsin 5O42f
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IlO5 FLOWER AVE, TAKOMA PIX, MD.
group of charming new apis. in
lovely cool setting of trees, modern in every
detail. choice OF | bed room. screened
porch. or , bed rooms. tile bath and
shower, Junior dining room and garage
$5S 50 10 S65.
OPEN TO PM
DIXIE REALTY CO. INC,
t4l. l. ST. NV. Nationel 1850.
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ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH WITH
shower: large screened porch: front apt;
southern exposure; completely redecorateo;
gas and eIectriclty included in rent large
modern elevator bldg. Available imme-
dstely See resident mgr, $500 New
IA
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RANDIE HIGHLANDS-NEW. COOL, !
suburban atmosphere convenient. l322
oSth st. Sc } large rooms. modern Muir
ply kitchen equipment: S51 80 and $50. |
incluoes hot water Now ready. Call At !
Iantic O301
1885 N Nw.-10 MIN GOVT BLDGS. !
No 2O4. End floor; renovated; ! T.. b.. /
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SALE-ACREAGE.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

THEODORE F MENK.
-. PAX Rd Col lS4h.
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He would make dates, never
show up, or call up or make any
excuse for not coming. For two
months 1 stood for this sort Of
thing, and then realized I was
just second fiddle.
my family try to tell me what
a fool I am making Of myself.
It's hard to be sensible when you
care for someone so terribly.
"He has asked me to marry
him, but as he seldom keeps a
date, it would probably be that
way at the altar.
DISTURBED"
You're very sensible to realize
that, if the young man can't
keep a date for an evening. he'd
probably fail at the all-important
date at the altar. He's probably
the type who finds every woman
charming. and a newer face sup
plants her predecessor.
agree with your family 1t
would be mistake to take him
seriously.
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in-law because 1 don't belong to
their faith.
"ShalI I try to forget her, which
would be very hard, or just drift
along as we are? 1 am losing
sleep and appetite on account of
this problem. My parents are
willing to have me marry, but hers
are not. DESPONDENT."
AS I've said so many times in
this column, it seems to me a pity
that people, who come to this
country for greater freedom and
opportunity, should bring their
Old World prejudices and bigotry
with them. I could point out doz-
ems of happy marriages between
people of the same nationality
and religion as yours.
If you were a bit older, I'd ad-
wise you to go ahead, but, as you
are both in the early twenties, you
might wait for a little while and
see whether the girls parents will
not become a little more liberal.
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Cotton Lace

The cotton laces for summer are
about the smartest fabrics this
season. They make up into the
grandest and coolest daytime
dresses in either one or two-piece
fashions, and are as nice for active
and spectator sportswear as for
town and street wear. They never
look crushed, above all.
One of the nice things about the
cotton lacCS is that they need little
trimming or intricate cutting to
be smart. The pattern of the lace
itself is decorative so that the
dress can be styled to be COM
Portable and cool. with minimum
Of furbelows or tricks,
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Times Daily Pattern
PATTERN 4n51

Designed to carry you straight
through the hottest months, this
charming frock will be wardrobe
standby" For you'll wear it on
all dress up" occasions, confident
that the graceful yoke and soft bow
will play up your loveliest features.
Two lovely sleeve designs accom-.
pany this versatile and easy pat.
tern-one frock using the short,
gathered sleeves so cool for right
now-the other version with grace.
fully puffed, three-quarter length
sleeves to wear later on in the fall.
Choose a dainty, figured voile.
printed cotton or silk. The next
step is to send for the simple pat.
tern-and won't you be pleasantly
surprised when you find how easy
this frock is to make!
Pattern 405l is available in sizes
IA, Is. 10. 20, 80, "a, SO, SO, 40 and
AZ. Size Is takes 324 yards So in6ln
fabric. Illustrated step-by.Step sew.
ing instructions included.
BE SURE TO STATE SIZE
Send FIFTEEN CENTS Q5c) in
coins or stamps (coins preferre0
for this Anne Adams patterA.
Write plainly name, address and
style number.
Send for our ANNE ADAMS
PATTERN BOOK! Choose from
it's many cool, smart models just
what will flatter your type for
work. and play, vacations, parties.
special slenderizing designs for
touts. Lovely frocks for brides
nd bridesmaids. Sturdy designs
Or children. The latest fabric
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ATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS.
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Quickly Prepared Meal Proves Boon Especially in Sume
|M:&.:::.~''''':.!,,
~ WILMA LAVlLLE
WILMA LAVILLE

One of the major problems
in travelling is to keep your
shoes away from your clothes,
to keep white shoes from rub
bling off, to keep soles FIR o m
dirtying the rest of the shoes.
The problem is easily solved
by buying enough shoe cases
to go around. The most mex
pensive we have found, but just
as efficient as any other, are
priced % cents a pair, and are
of a knitted fabric with plenty
of elasticity, so that they will
fit any shoes. They come in
rose, orchid, blue or green, and
are boxed for a gift, all four
colors for ST.
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Here's another "dressmaker"
fashion that has made good on the
beach. capeS with hoods. These
are particularly practical because
they are lined with white terry
cloth, and absorb while you dry.
They come in a wide variety of
prints, in all good color combina-
tionS, some to match dressmaker
bathing suits. They may be worn
with the hood up or down, and they
may be spread on the beach as a
protection from the sand, or spread
over you as a protection from the
sun. They are $1.95.
X
Just like . "lazy Susan" this
refrigerator set revOlves and brings
to hand the thing you want, with
no fuInbling and searching, per-
hapS turning over a thing or two
in your search. There are eight
glass jars, fIuted for attractive
ness, and they sit in a revolving
base. Just whirl the jar you want
to your finger-tips. Eight pieces
for 81.
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'Ts the gift unwrapped and then
sented? "W."
|, I never can see any sense in
not giving the prize to the person
who wins the prize. ITO the victor
belong the spoils." If it is the host
eSs' intention to have every guest
who wins a prize, no matter what
kind or grade of prize, give it 20
the guest of honor, then it seems
sensible to call the prize a quest
of honor prize" and let it go at
that. Then it will be obvious that
the playing is not for prizes that
the prize" is a present for the
guest of honor. . there will be no
hesitation about the intention CT
the hostess or of the other guests
=. there will be no moment OF hes
itation or embarrassment. and all
will be well.
No guest of honor who is not a
graSping-for-prizes guest of honor
would want to have handed over
to her a prize that has been won
by another guest. Her sense of
fair play, Of craftsmanship would
be offended by this juggling of
prizes to her direction, even though
the prizes are given with the most
spontaneous spirit of generosity
and friendlineSS.
1t is usually, I have noticed, an
uncertainty in the attitude of the
hostess that gives guests the i'm
preston that they are supposed"
to give their prizes to the guest Of
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honor. But there should not be
any of this uncertainty.
The hostess should give out the
prizes to those who win them.
Then if she wishes also to have a
guest of honor prize, this is given
to the guest of honor, of course.
And everyone will be. or should
be. happy!
The gifts should be given at
tractively wrapped in an inter
esting photographer, and they
should be given as is, for the
guests themselves to take from
the Wrappings.
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Beauty
Care of Skin
In Summer
By DONNA GRACE

When we think of vacation,
many Of us feel it means COM
plete rest, physically and mentally,
and we all have in mind some
kind of relaxation from the usual
routine.
We go to a beach or to the
country, and a few of us may
really go in for a strenuous motor
trip with camping-out accommo-
dations. The latter, a rather 70
bust kind of an outing, is the only
kind of a vacation we can imagine
where girl will not be obliged to
conform with some kind of social
conventions in regard to facial
beauty and makeup.
There is the popular summer
activities and sports vacation
which we find is the one that
appeals to most girls, and that,
while it means a nice change and
rest, will always include the for
NAL or Semiformal evenings en-
tertainment.
The girl with a normal skin
can depend on her usual makeup
for these functions, but the one
whose skin is the oily type will
always have to exert some effort
to preserve a clean, weu-groomed
appearance. Oily skins can be
a real annoyance when the warm
days are here, and they must be
humored.
We can give you many OF the
reasons advanced by medical men
for the condition, but we know
you will be more interested in
hearing a few suggestions for its
elimination and relief.
Every skin specialist, as far as
we know, has always advocated
frequent soap and water cleans
ing for oily skin, and we believe
a regular soap massage to be
most satisfactory. Make a thick.
creamy lather of any good soap
and use the tips of the fingers
in the usual massage strokes,
especially around the lips and
noStrils, as well as the chin and
forehead.
The alkali in the soap softens
the water and the surface and
stimulates the normal skin func-
ton. All soap, however-even
the purest grade-must be re-
moved from the skin by thorough
rinSing with clear water.
A simple method of sponging
the skin from time to time dur
ing the day with a saturated
borax solution will also relieve
an oily condition. This solution
will also prevent a tendency to
redness of the face and hands.
One of the old favorite oily skin
lotions is as follows:
/ ounce Of spirits Of camphor
2 ounces Of boiled water
u ounce of bay rum
| u teaSpoonful of borax
l ounce Of glycerine.
If perfume is desired, add 5
drops of either lavender or pine
oil.
You may have my Lotions and
packs for Oily Skin, also the Mas
sage Movements, if you will en-
close a stamped, self-addreSSed en-
velOpe for each and address Donna
Grace, Beauty Editor of this paper.
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And how does your garden
grow? Wedding and other aids
to good growing will be easier
if you have one of these smart
garden sets, which not only
makes you look attractive as you
toll, but gives you the utmost IN
comfort and protection. There is
a hat, crownless except for
straps to hold it on. good sturdy
gloves, and an apron with the
maximum of pockets and places
to hold your implements. All are
Of heavy canvas, piped and
bound in gay colors. The sets
are priced 81.
An improvement on the rab-
bits foot, formerly beloved by
our grandmamas for applying
powder and rouge to their
damask cheeks, is found in the
new package just brought out
by one Of the leading beauty
specialists. A round camel'S hair
brush, thick and plushy-sOft, is
included with the two boxes of
powder contained in the new
dressing table package. After ap-
plying the powder in the usual
manner, with puff of cotton, the
silky brush is ideal for blending
makeup to give it a natural ap-
pearance. The second powder,
applied over the first, gives a
lasting finish. Used in q slightly
darker tone over the lighter
foundation powder, the second
one gives n healthful glow to
the skin. The beautiful little
package, with the rabbits foot
successor, costs So.