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: woman tells people that she is 60 ® look it! I don't believe it!" She en- f i f | it ¥ b | The greater your respect for the I make the flesh 8 long beards on # them ® of the permanent. Men dyed their | THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE SEVEN BEAUTY FOR YOU -- Vitalize Your Complexion By HELEN JAMESON to look is a If a To belie the birthdays, years younger than one's age, satisfaction beyond belief. Years old, it is because she knows . that they will exclaim, "You don't Joys a certain triumph. I The urge for personal loveliness ¥ was born in the frail sex, and for that let us be thankful. That we are improving upon nature goes without saying. If you haven't curly hair you can get a permanent and nobody knows that it is not home-grown. When blushes vauish, | we dip them out of the rouge pot. is sort of thing has been going ¢ for thousands of years; arch- dlogists' have proved that fact. {Tone before the time of Cleopatra, the notorious charmer, girls were anointing their faces, tinting their fingernails, using eye shadows. § Men wound the strands: of their little rods, baked in hot clay--the forerunner pp ! hair with henna. When henna was a frenzy a few decades ago, women i! thought they were up to a new | Nowadays, we do not rely entire= | [' ly on the cosmetic art. We have | "learned that health laws and hy- ] | gienic habits are of cosmetic value. | beauty deviltry. Can you beat it? | u ¢ dules of health, the more likely & you will be to possess a clear skin of fine texture and pleasing color. | It is the circulatory streams that | bloom, that keep | tissues firm. Deep #breathing and | outdoor exercise stimulate the cir- | | that, culation and strength the muscu- | lature so that the body retains youthful contour. You can pick i good looks out of the air. Think of | if you are inclined to rest | upon soft cushions when you should | be out walking in the open, playing | golf or tennis, or just. walking i briskly. chine Any woman whose thinking ma- is working normally must know that there is a close bond | | pire $500 award for his novel, Divcibuted by Kung Festwres Spnducrie, Inc. Women stay younger-looking than they did in the past. + op ok material, necessary - vitamins and mineral salts. We're learning. Results are ap- | parent. Women stay younger-look- {ing than Dothes did did in | het past. Alberta Man Wins $500 for a Novel Toronto--(CP)--H. 0. Mitchell of High River, Alta., perial Order Daughters of the Em- | "Who | Has Seen The wind""--a 1947 pub- lication. This is the second year such an award has been made by the 1.O.| has won the Tm- | between well-being and good ap-| pearance. If one loses sleep for a number of nights, one" finds shad- ¢ ows under the eyes, fine lines i around them. The eyes do not shine. i Heels lag. The body loses the erect \ pose, When a woman D.E. Mr. Mitchell's novel is his first although (ie has been a successful short story writer for a numbeg of years. | Mrs. B. B. Osler of Toronto will make the presentation a the an iv you ; nual dinner of the Canadian Auth- 8 hen, she mines Maio i) | ors' Association, June 12 in Ottawa. Tissues sag. The skin is grey. The | gd' eason: The disturbed mind pid that nutrition is not going on nor- : Ie cori i Lewis Carroll's orgiinal manu- i mally. Appetite departs. The nerv- | script of "Alice's Aes Under {, Ous system is in' a state of chaos. | | Groung" which he later expanded ' After a time, anything can happen. into "Alice's Adventures in Won- I Mental hygiene is important if ens{inio a sold for $50,000 is to win the good-looks fight. PINEAPPLE GROWER : diet. T is the important matter of * diet. The complexion, as well as | : | Hawaii grows about 90 per cent | every cell of the body, requires en- | of the world's supply of pineapples. rgy-creating elements, rebuilding | is worried, or EXPENSIVE MANUSCRIPTS A RICH NEW PATTERN TUDOR PLATE" BY ONEIDA COMMUNITY SILVERSMITHS In her table settings every day . . . the memory of her very own bridal bouquet . . . in the charming new Tudor Plate pattern --SWEET BRIAR! «And it's fine Tudor Plate quality within modest budgets! (1) 26 Piece Service for 6 $26.00 (2) 34 Piece Service for 8 $32.50 (3) 42 Piece Service for 8 $37.50 *Trade-mark THE 7 PLUS SILVERWARE wie TERMS = (1) $2.60 Down--$1.00 Week (2) $3.25 Down--$1.00 Week (3) $3.75 Down--$1.00 Week BU RNS iin WELLERS ® 032 KING ST. W. PHONE 389 A Physician Advises You By HERMAN A. BUNDESEN, M.D. CONDITION DUE TO UNHAPPINESS AS we all know, happiness is a great tonic. The bad effects of chronic dissatisfaction with life are less readily demonstrated, but now and then we do see disorders which are traceable directly to this cause. One such condition seems par- ticularly to affect young women. Their chief complaint is shortness of breath, together with a feeling of tightnniesscmfwyp shrduletaoni of tightness in the chest and noticeable beating of the heart. Attacks of this sort do not last long but they may recur on and off for weeks at a time. Consult the Doctor These patients frequently consult the doctor because they fear a pos- sible heart condition. Careful phy- sical examination, however, will re- veal nothing wrong with either heart or lungs, and questioning bring out the fact that such pa- tients do not become short of breath as the result of exertion, as do those with organic heart disease. Furthermore, the attacks Tarely come on when their attention is fixed elsewhere, that is, when they are busy and interested in their work. Almost uniformly, are nervous, over-fatigued, and basically unhappy, These things have undermined morale and made | them a prey to unreasoning fears. | Often the reassurance of the doctor | that nothing is seriously amiss with the heart is enough to banish the | attacks, but sometimes help in eli- minating severe emotional disturb- ance 'is also necessary, A Serious Form A more serious form of thg con- dition' is one in which deep, sighing breathing is prolonged or is re- these women placed by rapid, deep and forceful breathing. This may cause the | patient to become light-headed 'and | tingling or numbness in the fingers | | and toes may develop. In these patients, the background of unhappiness or trouble is more evident. Often there is a history of | family illness or overwork. The at- tacks may be brought on by pain coming from various causes. In treating this more serious con- dition, sician to gain the patient's confi- dence and explain to her just what is occurring. Controlling the breathing at the beginning of an attack, deliberate avoidance of rapid breathing, or holding the breath a little, all may help prevent or break up a threat- ened attack. Of course, an attempt must be | made to find the underlying emo- tional troubles and to get rid of them. Any physical disorders must be discovered and treated. With sympathetic and tactful handling by the physician, it is possible in nearly all instances to clear up this kind of disturbance. Shortness of breath may also in- dicate some disturbance of the heart or lungs. Hence, when it. occurs, there is always need for a thorough study by a physician. When the exact cause of the disturbance is | found, proper treatment may be carried out. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS M. G.: Will wearing a surgical | belt in gaining weight cause a fall- | en kidney to return to its normal | position? "¢ Answer: Wearing a surgical belt i In gaining weight should aid in re- | lieving the symptoms due to a fall- | en kidney. It is not likely that it | would cause the kidney to return to its normal position. Look over the things to be wash- ed before you start laundering them. Mend -small holes, loose hems, rips, tears, etc. Even tiny holes may become larger during | washing. You Need This ~ -- | For gay breakfasts and that well- | groomed look all day. Pattern 4890 is just what you've been searching | for lady! Ever-useful, ever-suitable, | and ever-so slenderizing! | This pattern, easy to use, simple | to sew, is tested for fit. Includes | complete illustrated instructions. | Pattern 4890 comes 'in sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50. Size 36 takes 2% yards 35-inch fabric. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25¢) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS PATTERN NUMBER. ' Send your order to DAILY TIMES GLAMORIZING How to Apply Eye S Shadows By HELEN FOLLEDA™, If the color of your eye shadow seems too strong, stir in a little vaseline, says singer Vivian della Chiesa. &* TWO-tone effects seem to be suc- ceeding blue eye shadows, that have been raging these many years and have been advocated right along as the beauty-seeker's best bet. One has to be careful when indulging > LJ splendid purpose. Before applying shadows, mas- sage the lids lightly with cream, removing it with tissues. This forms a foundation for this particular form of artifice. Start the applica- tion of the coloring agent in the it is necessary for the phy- | | GAZETTE Pattern Department, Oshawa, in this brand of artifice,. lest one take on the over-sophisticated world-weary look. The grey eyed lovely can apply blue, then shade it down with a grey shadow. The effect is soft and in- triguing. Brown and gold are com- bined; the brunette will love this novel whimsy. For the red head, jade green is adorable; it seems to bring out the bright glints of her flaming thatch. Hazel Eyes The girl with hazel eyes will find joy in the combination of green and grey. She must put on the green | first, then add the grey, blending them together with the finger tip. Purple and grey means that the purple tone is softened. Purple alone just won't do; one is likely to look as if one.had run into a door, or had a battle with one's fondest enemy. But, as a founda- tion for other tones, it serves a WHAT SHOULD I DO ABOUT Marriage Reception Invitations? By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN | Dear Mrs. Beeckman: , the Ours will be a small wedding at | per. the rectory, with only our parents | the center of the lid, work outward to the inner corner of the eye, then toward the other terminal. Stop just short of the eyebrow. One has to be careful not to be too lavish else one will assume a brit- tle look. A little shadow goes a long way. Too much, unblended, will make the countenanee appear un- tidy. It is tricky business. Don't at- tempt it unless you can do it well. Skillfully applied, shadows. impart a come-hither mysterious quality that no other item of the make-up box can quite provide for you. And here's a good trick when it comes to eye shadow. If the color seems too strong, stir in a little oil or vaseline. If in doubt, go to a make-up bar. The attendant will trot out the al- luring pigments, show you how to use them. If semi-formal, small, less formal size. you may use (2) In| and attendants present. After the [ | the reception invitation the phrase | ceremonv, we ar: going to have a | "request the pleasure of your come fairly large reception. Will you | pany" is used ... not "request the please give me the exact wording | honor of your presence," of the reception invitations, so that | church ceremony. (3) In reception the guests will know that they are | invitations, "and" (not "to") is invited not to th: wedding, but| used between the names of the only to the reception? bride and the groom. - (4) The time E. M. | given is usually one-half hour after This is the correct form to be |the hour set for the ceremony . used when guests are invited to the | but this, of course, depends on the | marriage reception, but not to the distance from the rectory to the marriage ceremony: | place where the reception is to be. | Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Mason |Dear Mrs. Beeckman: request the pleasure of your | company at the marriage reception of their daughter Elisabeth and Mr. George Foster Allen Tuesday, the ' senty-secor.d of June | at half after four o'clock Fourteen Pleasant Place Haven, New York The favor of a reply is requested Notes: (1) If your reception is formal, as well as large, have the reception invitations engraved ony home of a friend in my home tow: I had not seen him in 20 years, and some years ago he had married a girl I had never met. After he [the radio, and during the entire | time I was there . . . about half an hour . . . she listened to the radio. It seems to me that if she did not care to take part in our conversa- tion, she could at least have been gracious enough to have listened. To me her behaviour was 'the + "The man who thinks to conserve his health by uselessness and ease does not differ from him who guards his eyes by not seeing, and his voice by not speaking. . . . Least of all is it to be as- sumed that laziness is healthful, if it destroys what health aims at; and it is not true that 'e_- inactive people are more healthy." This excerpt from Plutarch's essay Advice About Keeping Well, written over 2,000 years ago, might have been written yesterday. Had medicine and pharmacy been as well developed then as they are today, we are certain he would have stressed the value of a periodic physical examination by a qualified physician. By the same reasoning, it is wise to take your prescription to a registered pharmacist for expert compounding. We are prescription specialists. KARN'S DRUG STORE 28 KING EAST PHONE 78 (Opposite Post Office) LY large, formal-size wedding pa- | as to the| Recently I went .to call at the | had introduced me to his wife, she | went into another room, turned on Hollywood Highlights By BOB THOMAS Hollywood--(AP)--Caught in the whirl of a cynical and commercial Hollywood, Eden Ahbez is still liv- song, "Nature Boy." The plaintive tune jumped to the top of the "Hit Parade" and is be- ing: poured forth from every juke box and disc show. Comedians, cranks, agents and fans are clam- oring around its composer, a 35- year-old ex-fruit picker. He some- how remains serene. Attired in his usual sandals, work pants, sweat shirt and overcoat, Ahbez (rhymes with hobbies) was found in the NBC studios. I sug- gested "Nature Boy" had brought many changes to his life. "Not at all," he answered in his soft voice. "I have to meet certain business obligations. But action "is on the surface; at the centre is the spirit. "My life is still devoted to the contemplation of nature and its wonders. This success gives me more opportunity to further that end. I hope to spread out to other mediums, perhaps the screen.' Still in Back Yard Brooklyn-born of Jewish-Scots- English parents, vegetarian Ahbez continues to live in a Los Angeles back yard. Besides his bicycle, he now has a jeep, a gift from his publisher, What has he done with the proceeds of the song? "I hvaen't seen any yet," he said. He cwns 75 per cent of the rights and his profits should.be more than $20,000 before taxes. Money seems not to concern him. "An agent of- fered me $3,000 a week to appear in night clubs," he said, "but I turned it down. That's not the way I want to follow the 'Nature Boy' idea." The composer's wife expects a baby in October, but they don't plan to alter their way of living. "A child ean grow up in a nur- sery or a forest," he remarked. "It's not that we want the children to grow like us; we want to grow like the child." Ahbez is leaving for New York, where he will meet for the first time his song's popularizer, King Cole. Where will hg stay? Am I right? Cc." V. She certainly was rude, and most discourteous to a guest in her home. Her behaviour sounds like an at- tack of jealousy . . . was it? Or perhaps she was peeved because you dropped in either unexpected or uninvited. Whatever the reason for her giving you the brush-off, you'd be wise to let more than 20 years elapse before you get in touch again with this home-town friend! height of ignorance. ing by the tenets of his sensational | "Perhaps Central Park," he said. Capsule Review "Summer Holiday" is an apt title for M-G-M's latest musical trip to nostalgia. This pleasant rehash of "Ah Wilderness". offers falents of Mickey Rooney, Walter Huston, Gloria DeHaven and Frank | Morgan. It's ideal for the summer trade, but not likely to live much | longer than that, Fashion Hashes BACK INTEREST is to the fore, and is achieved in various ways by designers, Navy and black change- | able taffeta is used for an informal ankle-length dinner dress. Done on | princess lines with soft fullness in| has horn-shaped | pockets to the side back, overflow- | whirlpool shirring of the pockets is repeated | front, the skirt ing with violets. The at the high revers. LE VERY EASY to wear frocks that are just as easy to don, are the thing for Summer daytime cuty. Pine-green cotton broadcloth makes | a pretty frock with a deep V, collar- THE FOOD SHOP 42 SIMCOE ST. N. the easy | | less neckline and above-the-elbow | sleeves. Skirt is full below the slim waist and is banded with row on row of narrow washable braid. LIN IF YOU LIKE {ie slim skirt, es« | pecially for a separate or extra skirt, 'you'll be glad to know that | manufacturers are concentrating on this line, and that it will comprise | most of tiie stock in the stores, come Fall. * +P ALWAYS RIGHT, and becoming | to almost every type, is the simgle, | flower-trimmed sailor. White baku | straw is used for a sailor with a { medium brim and wide, flat crown whicty is banded with tiny yellow and white flowers interspersed with pink and mauve heather. LR SOFT AND SWEET little linen dresses are cited as favorites with women at smart resorts. Nice for. summer in town, too. Pale liya= cinth mauve or hydrangea blue lin- en makes a pretty frock, with necke« to-hem fly-front- closing. The sim- ple shirtwaist bodice uses drawn work to block off big squares. Lin- en with a touch of handwork is | particularly good. 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