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* drink. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE czamorizive Hair Needs Regular Brushing By HELEN FOLLETT Between shampoos, use a good + ' NOW 'that smart, cap-fitting hairdos carry fewer undulations and ringlets, perhaps the good old hair "brush will come into action again. Hair 'specialists accent the need of grooming but they say that the cus- tomers pay little heed to their _ words. - Brushing makes the tresses shine. - Unless they shine they are not in tip-top form. Also this hy- giexic attention acts favorably upon he scalp. Unless the scalp is in a ealthy state, growth is retarded, Some women fancy that brushing pulls ou the silky shafts, A mis- taken idea, Only the dead ones will be found among the bristles. You can't brush out a live shaft. Scalp Massage Scalp massage is invigorating to the hair. Place fingers and thumbs outspread. Then do a lot of brisk thumbing. Pinch the flesh and roll it. The looser the tissues the freer will be the flow of blood from which the & crown gets food and preparation to remove dandruff. +* * The general health has much to do with the condition of the hair. Sleeplessness, . nervousness, diges- tive disturbances may make the growth thinner. At this season of the year the hair needs lubricating so that it will not be sunburned. Too much sun- light will not only" make the shafts dry but it may change the color, cause the halo to carry streaks, un- natural lights and shadows. Little Brilliantine A little brilliantine can be used. Put it on with an atomizer after the hair is dressed or spread it on the teeth of the comh when arrang- ing your hairdo. These prepara- tions do not .nake for an oily ap- pearance, they just add a pleasing gloss or shimmer. Be fussy about shampoos. See that they are done with thoroughe ness, And between shampoos, use a good preparations to remove dan- druff. TIPS FOR TEENS Give Him One More Chance By ELINOR WILLIAMS Summer isn't all moonlight and pmance, sun and fun. Or have bu have found that out? Some- mes, there's a rainy day--the day you realize that HE hasn't answer- ed your last letter and apparently isn't going to. When vacation started you two promised to write to each other and the correspondence flourished . for #& while, Then, suddely, no more letters from him. What's the an- swer? What's the next move? There are two or three passible answers and only time will tell the real reason for those large chynks of silence from your favorite date. . 1--Perhaps he likes you as much as ever, but just doesn't write letters readily. 2.--Maybe he's roaming Romeo whose interest is only for girls who are THERE and easily forgets the date who is absent. If this is true, he's not dependable and no logs, 3.---He has definitely lost interest and perhaps is dating somebody else, A grim possibility, but one to be faced, and there's not much to be done about if, But you can do this. Waite to him once more. Give him.one more chance to scribble a note and per- . \ rw) - " -- haps all will be well. When you write don't ask "Why haven't you written to me?" don't scold or refer to the lack of mail from him in any way, this would only make matters worse, Instead, make yours a friendly, casual letter, not too long, men- tioning things you know will inter- est him, people he knows and tell- ing a funny incident, if possible, or relating something nice that you've heard about him--concluding with a question or two about his job, va- cation or favorite sport that will lead to an answer if he's inclined to write, If he's still interested this will encourage a letter from him. If you don't. receive--an answer skip letter-writing and concentrate on having fun with other boys and girls, When you see him again be friendly but casual (in case he still wants to be friends) and make no mention of letter-writing (in see, he's now dating somebody else. (For tips on: the care of dry hair send a stamped self-addressed en- velope to Elinor Williams at this paper.) "Combine Career and Marriage" Says Soroptomist President Toronto (CP).~No woman needs to be a "household drudge or a lost soul" because now if she wants A career she can combine it with marriage, stated Mrs, Hazel Hackett pf Camden, NJ. president of the Glmorican Federation of Soropti- YA successful wife and manager of a cemetery, Mrs. Hackett spoke Jdrom experience Friday when she addressed the biennial convention jl of the Ventura Clubs, a branch of the Soroptimists. "Today young womén know they can have marriage as well as a career--a part-time career while the children are small and a full- time career later," she said. "The world, the community, the home itself are all in need of women whose interests extend beyond the volor of the hl Formerly, the career girl was re- puted to be a "sad soul, burdened with money and mink coats, who secretly yearned for a rose-covered Statistics now showed that the per- cenages of marriages among career women were just as high as among women whose sole object in life is "to catch a man and hold him." But she warned that women's duties in the home are not over when the cradle-rocking is finished. $ Erm le ul 5 scientifical Ye world. sted. Years success. All druggists, *di cottage and the patter.of little feet." |: Brooklin Families United LS MR. and MRS. ROBERT JAMES GIBSON following their wedding which took place early this month in Brooklin United Church. Formerly Miss Estella Janet Blair, the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Blair, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gibson, all of Brooklin. --Photo by Hutchison Studio Doris Duke Arrives DORIS DUKE RUBI world's wealthiest woman, attired in smart dress and turban head- gear, is met in New York by Mrs. R. F. Somers, a friend, as she arriv- ed from Los Angeles, Calif, She said she came to prepare for a trip to Paris to meet her husband, Por- firio Rubirosa, Dominican Republic diplomat, The clearness of consomme de- ends largely - on how well it has een skimmed. Remove the scum as it forms. Added cold , water brings it to the surface, Adventures of Frisky Here is Frisky -- a mischievous pup who romps through six motifs! Embroider him on your kitchen towels for new, amusing decoration. Easy stitches for these funny puppy motifs. Pattern 7099; trans fer of six motifs 5 1-2 x 6 1-2 inches. 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