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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE SEVEN "BEAUTY FOR YOU Your Good-Looks Routine By HELEN JAMESON Does it bore you to tears to have a shampoo and wave-set? Are you impatient to do done with the busi- ness, to dash out of the shop and pick up your activities? That's bad. You have a chance to rest for one full hour you should grab it with Joy, cherish it, make the best of it. Leisure is something that no wo- man seems to have any more. And quiet self.communion is good for the soul, The telephone won't be nagging you. The kids won't be starting all those questions with "Where is my--"". You won't be hunting up lost caps or books, You won't be letting the dog in and out. Your beauty treatment is cheap at any price. And how about the home duties that are going to defy old Meanie Time? Do you begrudge the mo- ments you spend tinting your fin- gernails, or rejuvenating your complexion? Must not do. You don't have to put yeur mind on these chores. You can let your thoughts fall in pleasant places. It is silly to think of beautifying as a bother. The rewards are won- derful, No woman can afford to let herself go to seed. The details of one's pulchritude upkeep - should develop into pleasureable habits. They are to be enjoyed because they rest and refresh one, offer an escape from pressing affairs, The enthusiastic follower of the Goddess Hygeia has 4 her morning bath so she will start the day with 8 glowing complexion and a feel- ing of self.respect. After the scrub- bing with a well-soaped brush, she has an alternating hot and cold shower and a brisk rubdown. 'Then she does five minutes of torso- twisting, so therg will be no chance of the waistline thickening, a habit waistlines have as birthdays stack up. To keep chesty she does the lantern-swinging act that lifts the breasts, tends to keep them firm and of pleasing contour, Only takes a few minutes. But, in a year's time, the minutes count up. At night she removes make-up with a thin cream, washes her face | als \ She does five minutes of torso- twisting, * 00 thoroughly, finally rinsing, drying, and anointing with a heavy cream that remains on over night, The skin, molested as it is by harsh winds and atmospheric dust, feasts upon the emollient, keeps smooth and of fine texture. She anoints her hands, frictions fingernails, The hair gets attention, a num. ber of swift swipes with the hair brush and then a three-minute scalp friction. To preserve her waves, she tucks them into a wave cap. By adopting a beauty schedule she is able to face that ever-pre- sent companion, the lady in the looking glass, without feeling that the reflection is rebuking her. If she falls down on the routine, it surely will do precisely that. TIPS FOR TEENS Up Pops By -".INOR WILLIAMS What do you do when you're go- ing 'so a party or have a date and an ugly "bump" or skin blemish appears just in time to mar your complexion ? You've Been looking forward to this special evening for days, are dressed in your best, then up pops a pimple. A grim experience! Yon'e rush to cover it up with a heavy 'coat of Sis' or Mother's powder and don't resign yourself! to Staying home to eat your heart out thinking of the fun you're missing. There's a better answer. Conceal the blemish with a medY- ceted lotion that will not enly camouflage it, but will also aid the healing process, so the pimple will disappear more quickly. It has a medicinal base that makes it anti- septic and is tinted to match tke skin so it blends with your natural coloring. This makes it unnotice- able on your face, yet your skin looks smoother and more flawless. This is a simple way to cover up unattractive pimples and en- courage them to heal quickly at = Sv a Pimple A Physician Advises You By HELKMAN N. BUNDESEN, M.D. TREATMENT FOR TRENCH MOUTH EVERY part of the body seems to have its special enemies in the germ world and the gums are no exception, Indeed, the entire mem- brane lining of the mouth seems especially susceptible to the mi- crobes which causes trench mouth or Vincent's angina, Thus, this infection is highly contagious and may be spread from one person to another through droplets which are thrown into the air during talking or coughing, or by contaminated eating utensils, or unsani drinking fountains. Epidemics of Vincent's infection are not unsuual, . Mild Cases As a rule, mild cases of this dis- order can be cleared up easily. In fact, there are many forms of treatment which have never been used for it. However, when the disease becomes severe and pro- longed, thorough . going measures are necessary. The condition produces soreness of 'the mouth and gums. There may be bleeding of the gums, or a bad odor of the breath," The gums are excessively tender. Ulcers or sores may form on the gums and lining membranes of the mouth, During the early stages of mild cases Sunply brushing the 'teeth and gums, night and morning, with warm 'water, to which a little salt has been added, followed by rins- ing for five minutes with equal amounts of hydrogen peroxide and water will produce a cure, It is al. s0 suggested that tablets of potas- sium chlorate be allowed to dis- solve slowly in the mouth, under the tongue, three times a day. In more advanced cases, this lo. cal treatment alone is not suffici- ent, It is suggested that penicillin be employed in the more severe cases, and the sulfonamide , drugs for the less severe. In any event, the first step in the treatment is for the dentist to remove deposits from the teeth, us- ing all possible care and gentle- ness. There are some who have sug- gested that penicillin be injected into the upper and lower jaws. However, equally good results seem to be obtained by giving the injections deep into a muscle. Lozenges containing penicillin may also be used. These are held in the mouth and allowed to dis. solve, Ointment Used If the sulfonamide preparations are used, an ointment containing them may be made up. This oint- ment is packed into the pockets between the gums and teeth, The sulfonamide preparations may also be given by mouth. In any event, when Vincent's in- fection develops, the dentist should '| be consulted immediately concern- the same time--a good thing to know if you have an occasional "bump" or if your skin is often broken out. There are several reliable, medi- cated lotions that you can buy to do a quick cover-up job on blemish- es, helping to prevent embarrass- ment and self-consciousness. A good grooming aid to tuck into your top drawer. Keep it handy. Girls wear it as makeup on the ! face, neck and back; boys dot it on just the blemishes, however, blending it on the skin until it's invisible. Healing continues as long as the lotion remains on the pim- ples. This tinted liquid heals in the same sensible way as an overnight ointment. Apply the ointment at night and this lotion during the day for speedy, 24-hour healing. (For tips on the care of oily, blemished ' skin, write to Elinor Williams at this paper and enclose a stamped, self-addressed en- velope.) | Fash Hashes SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL resort dres- ses inclyde one dream made of Swiss organdie handpainted all ovey | with tiny flowers in delicate tones of mauve, blue and rose. Bodice has deep collarless V neckline, and aash.up sleeves. A fitted midriff 'Tises to a point at the base of the neckline. Ankle - length skirt has | deep hem ruffle. * 44 BY POPULAR REQUEST the print dress gnd leng coat ensemble is better than ever. 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I've tried to explain to her that baby showers aren't given for any idea of "pity," but she just can't understand, and says that if any shower is to be given for her, she feels that some mem- ber of her family should be the one to give it. She, like myself, reads your column every day . . . so I wish you'd pleace set her straight about this. (Mrs.) G. B. Although the majority of people enthusiastically welcome any plans for a shower to be given for them, there are still many people who, like your friend, just don't relish the idea of having showers given for them ,and who particularly don't like the idea of a baby show- er. Your friend apparently is a sensitive, modest-spirited woman who is unwilling to even appear to co-operate with the plans of a party to which guests are invited for the purpose of bringing her gifts. And I'm pretty sure that she doesn't want her family to give her a baby shower either . . . she is, I believe, just saying this try- ing to make her point of view easier for you. So, dear lady, although your in- tention is of the very essence of thoughtfulness and generous friendliness, my advice is that you give up all plans for the haby shower. After the baby's arrival, you and some of her intimate friends might, as they go to see her and the baby, take the baby a gift of something pretty and useful. Only Bride's Friends Invited To Shower Dear Mrs. Beeckman: Will you please settle an argu- ment for us? To a bridal shower is it proper for the hostess to in- vite some of her friends who don't know the bride? Three Girls. No. Since everyone who comes to a shower must bring a gift, only the friends of the bride-to-be should be invited. It's inappropri- ate to ask your friends to buy ifts for a guest of honor they don't even know. Her Niece as Flower Girl, Nephew as Page Dear Mrs. Beeckman: My sister has a lovely 6-year- old daughter and an engaging 5- year-old little boy . . . I love them dearly and I want very much to have them both in my wedding party. The little girl will make a beautiful flower girl, and I have planned to have her wear a long, pastel Kate Greenaway dress, and carry an old-fashioned bouquet. But what about the little boy . . . can I plan to have him in the procession, and, if so, in what ca- acity ? I loath. the idea of a ring- earer, so that's out; and having him as a page to carry my train would terrify me. Have you any suggestion about this, Mrs. Beeck- man? (If this makes any differ- ence in your answer, my sister is to be my matron of honor, and there are to be eight ushers and eight bridesmaids.) Claire T. My suggestion is that you have this engaging little boy in your wedding party, and have him walk with his lovely little sister. 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