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â€" "CALUADA® ~=~* To EEXN _EA O | mm "‘ »» o. ieeenee w Â¥he aumadi 9 _ Many a Slip Twixt‘the Tub Mdlebipr&ymufll PROPER CARE OF THE HANDS There is nothing that detâ€"acts more from the daintiness of one‘s o ance than unkempt, ...,'.I"”" lessly groomed hands und nails. 1t in true that nothing can be done to change the character of the hangs nut muey o.2° LHamacter of the hands, but much can be done to beautify them and to make them one of the most dis. tinctive marks :'( ‘...:Mm-._ s The ‘contour hand can changed to a cortain degree /th ) hand exercise; «4ich involve not only m“u-"ullb(hm and joints. Whils insl Cl [ URBen eaale ul 222 C000E HTL OnP the hand itself but also the fingers :::- lm T a :I':. enlarged cannot, as a ke brought back to their natural shape, they may be made more Mexible thrâ€" ough exercise and proper care No hand can expreas delicacy or refinement If the nails are neglected, @4@ attention should be given to the cary of the nalls each day just at conâ€" sistently as to other detailis of the tollet and daintiness of apper "ance . Wl uden C2O,° Peel Cuue, ‘The proper care of the hands should Include exercises for relaxation and Nexthility, with manipulative moveâ€" ments about the Joints to prevent stiffâ€" news ard to ald in preventing chalky deposits from settling thereâ€"espectâ€" Wednesday, February 18, 1925 Toast For Breakfast fij ts TS THL FLAVOR THAT‘S FAVORED! according to insurance statistics. Durâ€" ing one year, the Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut, Eosio d d sn n Rippug in botk Tanm" SLIP on a cake of in a bathing vnu-ul:fimn. A fine miiioe s benpng on Pauline Hennock, a New York beauty, 'h-mfi-hhnluu-m.h an knee. 2 o The little leaves and ug‘s from high mountain tea gardens, that are used in SALADA are much finer in flavor Always Buy than any Gunpowder or Japan. i ons t ies ait ie P09 A. Phats. Nes® o7 appearance, re of the hands should m for relaxation and _ manipulative moveâ€" jJoints to prevent stiffâ€" One way of aveiding eatestrophes of this kind is to use floating soap in the bath, "Bafety First" devotees elaim thht a cake of Ivory east on the bath waters is worth two bars of soap th.‘ slip under the boel. _ 8i ea & of in the bnthinh ts veen reased waths® the in m ic Snperimantiret llunh.nfllpg whoso skull was fractured when he slipped on a pices of soap in the bathtub. tha anga _ . 26080 more or less m‘ mioed‘.-lnlnuludhuum, ‘:'0 used to keep the ul:n t.t:- cil.-; ng or becoming rough and to keep the hands white. If the skin is ll-| 1elhdtoholry.uonnufmln-. Alkallâ€"preferably an olly soup â€"ul‘ above all, avold chenp, bighly perâ€" fumed somps. ‘When the hands are . chapped, a little almond meal is bette=; to use for cleansing purposes than #oap, as it is not so drying to the «kin. The nalls as well as the hands | may be niolded into lines of neauty| hnd the ukthat nalle mads in qlond Inef Poar d ra nds d d .. attractive., Nalls that are kept thorâ€" oughly. clbansed from dirt, symmet rically trimmed. and with the cuticle about them unbroken and smooth, beâ€" speak both daintiness of nature and caroful training in the small detailsâ€" :.l:(bvr pertaining | to bysiness or uty. While manteuring is an art every woman and girl shoul stand the art sufficlently to her nails berself 1t neccessity her to do so. With the following simple outfit on hand, there is no reason why . the buslest person In the world cannot have dainty, wellâ€"kept nalls: â€"" w " ally it there is «hy tendency to rheuâ€" matle or gouty conditions. y . Gurink the early spring days the n.......".",'_","!."!' or less to A‘thin file, steel selssors, soft t is an art in Itmelf, girl should underâ€" c dn mncmmmemnmmmmmnns s anmanamememeenmnemmmm= Try it. y to care for aally requires 7 i"" elbows to prevent the skin there \from becoming w:inkled, hard, or disâ€" ‘ colored. Remove with a woft towel | any cream not absorbed. I7 vink the Sited un 0t kh sroage ano po. an oranmge« r'ood wilck to remove any foreign ‘ matter under the nalls. Wet â€"the eotton with wate‘ or, if there are stains, with peroxide of hydrogen. _ When filing .the nails, do not file them deep down the sldes. Let the nalls grow high on the sides and then round them off, following the outâ€" line of each finger. When the Ming Is completed. ringe the hands in cold water and dry them, gently poshing the euticle back with the towel, never with anything bard, Rub a little vaseline, cold cream, or sweet oll Into the nalls before applying _ the [polish,. Either nail paste or polish in cake form may be used, and a few strokes with the bufâ€" for will Qr the desired polish. Reâ€" member that a very high polish is not desirable or attractive. able buffer, orangeâ€"wood sticks, ‘omâ€" owqhurx wallâ€"brush, small puslce stone, unscented soup, a good hand lotien o+ cold cream, mail polish, and, in case the sk n is discolored or staized under the nalls, a Mile perâ€" oxide of hy crogen to secve as a bloach. To keep the hands soft and white, firs. wash choroughly in warm waâ€" ter, caing either almond meal or an Wily soup. Dry with a soft towel, ut the same time gently pushing back with the towel the «kin nbu has grown up around the base each na 1. Then anoint both the hands and arms with sweet oll or a good nourishâ€" ing cream, rubbing them until thorâ€" onghly covered with the cream. and especially rubbing the cream well Into Why Women Use Glycerine Mixture Women appreciate the quick action of simple glycerine, buckthorn bork, ¢tc., as lnhn! in Adjerika, Most mediâ€" cines act only on lower bowel but Adâ€" lerka acts on BOTH u, and lower bowel.. and removes A# gasses and poisons. Excellent for obstinate conâ€" stipation and to guard against appenâ€" digitis. Helps any case ru on stom» ach in TEN minutes. _ Leslie J. Farâ€" rell, Grimsby and Grimsby East: Dees your fiv-lwn::flu:q py mrh‘ L the The huinw..’,...’ or your W\L’.‘ Try D. D. .l‘.nh:" #& Sou‘piure . Contest, using white w~r _6 a modium, receptly hold ti ow York, whom Brenda Pu»m‘s "The Vamp, u-v: off the hrvt prize of $300. ofi by Procter & Gamble. . Mrs. Witchoock, president of the Art Conter. which vanducied the conâ€" tost, in «hown in the ploture m Miue Puthom. price winhut, "The Vamp" i% the insert Tho souond prise of §150, was IE winning ways af » vamp trinmphed in the . Smab reciate ‘b:.c kqdkk action cerine, thorn bork, in Adlerika. Most mediâ€" on lower bowel but Adâ€" ROTH upper and lower e . § THE NDEPENDEN: GRIMSBY. ONTARIO be nalia w th thie Ballâ€"b~s» when the hands are -nlodflll u« the pamice sione to remove . :-1- rough or valloused »pots, _ Of »shtly . macke from the hands. The latest long durnlah» Ing is the + lor @ floor covering in the . the omnel Nn« | Fgl‘?‘“’ntcr Makes _ ," Iiinaaâ€" ~ I at> Amirti mucopai, brimk 10 5 ty fCour and #It, ati wooden spoorh WA r sides of pan, remoÂ¥e low to coo! but not add _ e@» beatinc thorowehly im. . Tur: to well greamed piai Put Criiee and wa uccpan, brimit to be ‘"Lanceâ€"aâ€" Lot Dainties" * 0008 ome cold, each ; one alxture on ind divide late amail 1dd quickâ€" well . with ‘ure leaves r| frem sculpturing. 4 think it wit #|also be an inspimation to . oibor m'mlm verybody cannot afâ€" n | ford to experiment in marble, nor 4| have they the «ength to handio 4 | the beavy blocks, but everyone san t}iry to develop sculpture abliity in alâ€" Other cltice may have 19 #ee the mogt ihL&r8.it entered in the contest, as ments are being masde t them in leading museume out the country. Fou p Inio small puffs or eakes. Put on greased tins and ‘bak a goldon brown in hot oven. thin . minutes. | These puffs may be fl d . with preserves, custard or savory mix« tures. The quantities given are ;-M for thirty pufta. ‘steâ€"Our reader m # #a pbar e c ifh w t Clipes / rom en i t on db Rings have iong been associited with both love and <ragedy. It was eoimmon in Roman times, and not by any means unknown, in the Middie Ages, to make a r.ng the inst ument of death. To carry enough polson in a hollow ring to destroy an intended victim was one of the recognized devâ€"| lces of crime. ‘The signet ~ing Il.-| tremely ancient, being found in Egypâ€" Wian tomss and smong Rotwan d.-i posits, They weis more espscially usefu) when writing was the talent of seribes only, and when the only disâ€" mlu mark wor: men, even. kings mobles, could make was the imâ€" ression of the signet ring on clay or wax. The signet cing largely lost #» usofulness when the adhesive flap of the envelope almost entirely superâ€" seded sealingâ€"wax. 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