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PAGE SIX "THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY (4, 1948 BEAUTY FOR YOU -- How Goes the Hoofing? By HELEN JAMESON Women seem to take it for grant- ed that painful feet are the com- mon lot that there is not much to be done about the matter, It is a sort of curse, like relatives you don't like and bills that flock into the house the first of the month. A Gallup poll revealed that one out of every three of Uncle Sam's citizens complained of painful feet. The percentage of women alone would be considerably higher. Chi- ropodists claim that only ten wo- men among 100 have feet that are free of corns, calloused spots, in- growing nails or deformities. A fine record! It is a disgrace to the sis- terhood, since there is no need or reason for most of the discomfort. Dr, Benjamin Kauth, head of the Podiatry Society's Foot Care Insti- tute, like many a specialist before him, says that high heels should not be worn all the time. Women love them, will wear them. The shoe de- signers give the women what they want. The ill effects of spikes will be lessened if the dear girls will wear them only on festive evenings, find the right heel height to be worn during the day. The spike throws the body for- ward at an abnormal angle, causing a compensating backward move- ment which may produce curvature of the spine. Calf muscles may be shortened and, of rcourse, the big toe is cramped and distorted, If you have been' wearing high heels for many years, as many wo- men have been doing, avoid a sud- den change to flats. Get heels them~ selves accustomed to their new hou. ses, At no time should flat, sloppy house slippers be worn by the home- boss who must travel the domestic beat all day -- answering doorbells and the telephone, going from room to room, washing dishes, standing for hours at the ironing board. The good old oxford--not always handsome, but always dependable-- is the correct selection for the housewife, It should have an all leather sole, a heel not higher than 14) UH Avoid a sudden change from high to low heels. LAE BR 3 one and one half inch, This style of shoe provides support, so neces- sary if the feet are not to get tired long before a woman is ready to crawl into bed, Mid-season shoe styles are sub- dued in decoration, tend more to- ward contours that will provide comfort. Slender ankle straps are cute tricks, as many a woman has found out, to her delight. You can even have double straps on the an- kle or instep. Delicacy is enhanced by the thin, clean edges of the lea- ther soles. When you fare forth to stalk footwear, do not consider style alone, Give your feet a break. House them comfortably. Be good to them and they will be good to you. WHAT SHOULD I DO ABOUT Ordering Dinner? By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN Dear Mrs. Beeckman: I am to ha + first "date" * dine out soon, oy friend | g invited me to dine with him in a very nice restaurant in our ollege- town. In talking this over with my brother, he insisted that I must give my order to my escort, who gives both our orders to the waiter. He said that fellows could "choke girls who gie their own orders to the waiter." Is it true that the girl should give her order to her es- cort, not to the waiter? Lorna. It certainly is true that a girl who knows what's what tells her order to her escort, who relays . both orders to the .waiter, men- tioning first her order. And it cer- tainly is true that a man who is being the host and who is trying to be a good host, strenuously re- sents a girl's giving her order di- rectly to the waiter, or calling the waiter to ask for bread, water or . whatever she wishes, or in any other way taking over the man's position as host. You're lucky to have a brother who tells you . . . and in no uncertain terms, for- < ow . ~ = Ruth Parsons §%) * < ha "eT By the time your baby is four .%> months old, a play pen is prac- tically a "'must" piece of equip- ment. So if you can't afford to & buy one, get hubby to build one --preferably one with a raised floor that keeps baby above floor drafts indoors and cold ground, outdoors. A play pen will look after baby for hours at a time while you do your work . . , and it will also enable baby to develop his muscles as he likes and in his own good time. Before putting baby and his toys in the play pen, place a thick pad on the floor, and over it a rubber sheet and then an & ordinary sheet. Don't encourage him to do exercises. It's best to let him handle the sitting up and & pullingupbusinessinhisown way. > > © At about the time your baby is ready for a play pen, he's probably also ready for solid foods. 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(1) Should this formal invitation be answered? If 50, how? (2) Am I expected to send her a gift? If so, what? (3) What type of dress should I wear? (4) Will thére be a receiving-line? If so, what do I say to those in it? R.M. (1) If there is an "R.S.V.P." on the invitation. (and there usually is, for the hostess wants to know how many guests to provide for), vou must reply, and you really should reply even if there is no special request for an answer. Word your reply formally, in the third person, following as much as possible the wording and spacing of the lines on the invitation. (2) You may, if you wish '(it is not necessary) send the debutante a bouquet or a box of flowers . . . these flowers are used as a decora- tive background for the occasion. (3) Wear an afternoon dress (street-length) and a harmonizing hat. (4) The debutante will receive with her. mother, Wish the debu- tante a "very happy season." Say enthusiastic things about her dress and about the joyous occasion, and make some pleasant remarks, too, to her mother, about her dress, per- haps, .and about the important oc- casion. It 1s The Hostess Who Rises First Dear Mrs. Beeckmany My husband and 'I have just moved into our new house and are planning to give a series of simple dinners, for six or eight guests. | (We are deep in social debts to our friends!) There are two sisters in: our new neighborhood who are available as visiting cook and wait- ress, and with them we can have a bit more formality than we otherwise could. One question I'm eritirely uncertain about: Do I, the hostess, or m# husband, the host, or the guest of honor (when we have one) rise first, to indicate the close of the dinner and suggest that we go to the living-room for after-dinner coffee? Roma. You, the hostess, should rise first. If gonvenient for your plans (and for your visiting service!) your husband may indicate to the men that they stay at table (al- though, of course, they have al risen when you and the women guests rise) for after-dinner coffee and smoking, and you go with the ladies (for most formality you go first with the woman guest of honor) to have coffee in the living- TUSSY WIND and WEATHER LOTION | is a 108 1.50 Regular $2.50 Size. Limited Time Only JAMIESON DRUGS 241 King St. E. PHONE 1351 Hollywood Highlights| By BOB THOMAS Hollywood--Here's. the news in the film capital today: Leo McCarey thinks his next (and last) film for RKO will be "Adam and Eve," although he is still hav- ing diffciulty with it. "It is a hard story, because theo- logians differ on its interpretation," the director said. "And you have to be careful about kidding the story, because a lot of people will say, 'Hey: that's my mother and father." .|1e0 wouldn't want the furor crea- ted when Mae West did a radio tra- vesty on the biblical figures. Andy Devine is starting his 10th year as mayor of Van Nuys and is apparently set for another 10, judg- ing from his popularity in the val ley community. He has an office in the city hall, but devotes most of his time to making westerns. "All I have to do as mayor is go around and see other people now and then,' he says. " On Again Joan Crawford showed up with Greg Bautzer at Louis B. Mayer's party for the Associated Press board of directors, and apparently her romance with the Hollywood lawyer is on again. Hit of the party was Danny Thomas, who continues to impress as the comedy bet of the future, Ben Johnson, a Pawhuska, Okla. cowhand,. is John Ford's new can- didate for stardom. Now in a lead role of "Mr. Joseph Young of Afri- ca," he is the only film stunt man to make the grade in the acting field. He told Ford she can't act, but that doesn't bother the director. Ford has done all right with John Wayne, Vie Mature, Victor McLag- len, Ward Bond and others with limited nistrionic abilities. Miscellany Cary Grant leaves for England at the end of the month and has no plans for his return here .. Grace Godino and Mel Wixson, "Carmen" stand-ins for Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford, have announced they will marry when the picture is fin- ished . . . Edward Arnold donated his orange crop to the soldiers' home at Sawtelle. ' Latest Bill Elliott western is still untitled. Are they running out of names for horse operas? . . Both Brian Aherne and Melvyn Douglas are working on scripts which they hope will be vehicles for themselves. 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To use these selections, a girl should have a complexion that is without a blemish because there is a strong contrast. between the glowing lips and the skin. Nail polish, of course, should be definitely related to the color of the make-up, If the finger nails carry a ruby glow, so should the portals of the mouth, If you have a yen for polish that is paler than the popu- lar wine shades, then use the same tint for cheek coloring, One must be on the watch concerning these mat- ters. Don't let your nail care end with putting on the veneer which often covers some good-looks errors. The nails need lubricating if they are to retain a delicate appearance. When putting on cuticle cream, friction Glamour for Your Fingertips By HELEN FOLLETT When applying cuticle cream, friction the nails as well as the surrounding tissue, -~ the nails as well as the surrounding tissues. Massage stimulates the un- derlying blood streams, from which the nails get their nourishment, With circulation brisk, the nails will not be likely to break. A broken nail makes a woman as mad as all get out, can curdle the disposition of an angel. There are times when the home manicure must suffice, Remove the polish, and shape -the nails. Wash the hands with warm soapy* water, rinse and dry. Apply cuticle cream, lift the flesh away from the nails, with a circular motion of the orange wood sticks. Snip away hangnails, if they ap- pear. Use the nail white pencil un- der the eaves; it is more convenient than nail bleach pressed under the eaves with an orange wood stick. Wash the hands again, dry thor- oughly, then on with the rosy glow. All this can be done in fifteen min- utes, Not as thorough as profes- sional treatment, of course, but ail right as a makeshift. AMID THE FLOWERS; fuss and feathers at a recent hat show, the favorite appeared to be a dashing buccaneer hat of navy felt, the brim up sharp at one side, down on the other. It was trimmed with a wide, tucked . crown-band of bright red capeskin, with long side ends of the leather, and was worn with match- ing red gauntlets. hd SHINING SUCCESS of the even- ing season is soft, lovely, slipper sa- tin. At the opera one sees satin gowns in all colors and, of course, in black and white, Favorite fabric for those dresses with deep strapless neckline or the halter strap type. LE BEST BET for informal, after- dark wear is the simply fashioned suit or two-piece suit-type dress in rich fabrics such as brocaded satin, taffeta with a metallic line or with metallic dots, pure silk moire and rich faille Copper brown satin, bro- caded with a small leaf design, is used for a handsome suit. The top has a softly rolled neckline; the narrow skirt is slit in back and in front, * * IT'S NICE to welcome back good old polka dots, for this pattern ap- pears in so many of the clothes de- signed for cruise, resort and Spring wear. A long, full cape of red wool- en, detailed with a high-riding dan- PARADOL Dr.CHASES Paradol FOR K REL HEADACHE & Other Pa dy collar, is lined with navy and white polka-dotted silk crepe to match the simple made dress cut on shirtwaist lines with .a soft, white pique collar. pd 3 WE'RE GLAD that the low-heel- edshoe is remaining firm despite the surge to the high heel to go with longer skirts. In low heels for Spring, the T-strap emerges as the outstanding pattern and is shown in open and closed toe shoes, in open or closed backs and in wedges, LE OUTSTANDING for Spring will be the handbag of colorful calfskin in such shades as bright navy, light wine, ginger and green, Times.Gazette classified ads pay --Why not try one today. RELIEVE COLDS OVERNIGHT Grove's Cold ' Tablets fight colds internally . . « and they act quickly...to bring relief to sufferers from distressing cold miseries. Don't let your cold become serious. Fight it the Grove's of way NOW. CN Look for the signature { on the white box GROVES . COLO TABLETS |A Physician Advises You By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M.D. CURING A DIFFICULT PROBLEM All mothers witness new stages in Baby's developments with de- light. Sitting alone, the first todd- ling steps, the first recognizable words are all milestones which Mo- ther hails with pride and happi- ness. Occasionally, however, ° certain steps in this progress from baby- hood may not be taken just at the time Mother expects them 'and then she becomes apprehensive and wor- ried, with the result that her atti- tude reacts on Boby to retard him It is this sort of situation which is behind a great many stubborn cases of bedwetting or enuresis, one |' of the most common problems with which parents have to deal. Of . | course, there may be other causes, too, such as improper training, or lack of power in the muscle which controls the outlet from the blad- der, but the so-called psychogenic or mental factor is the. one mast frequently to blame, The older the child, the greater the likelihood that bedwetting is due to psycho- genic causes. A. promising new. treatment to correct. this fault. has been sug- gested. It involves the use of a substance called chorionic gonado- tropin, a glandular product. , Injections Given : Injections are given twice a week, and the dose gradually increased. As a general rule, only six injec- tions are employed and no other form of treatment used. The first injection is given directly into the skin tay determine whether or not there is any sensitivity to the pre- paration. Those who are benefited by: the treatment usually show improve- ment by the time the third injec- tion is given. If mo improvement has been evident after six. injec- tions, it is useless to continue. with the treatment. The treatment is employed until at least one week has passed without any bedwetting and at least five injections have been administered. The children are usually cured or markedly im- proved after three weeks. Those cases which have been cured have remained so after three days. Sixteen Children In a group of sixteen children treated with chorionic gonadotro- pin, the ages ed from three to fifteen years, and in all of them bed-wetting had persisted since in- fancy. There was no abnormal condition of the urinary organs. The cases were classified as im- proved when the bedwetting de- creased from three to five times weekly to about once a week. Eight of the sixteen cases showed this type of improvement. Seven of the sixteen, or almost half, were com- pletely cured. The cures, as a rule, were in the children more than six years of age. In only one instance was the treatment a complete fail- ure. No complications were noted. Of course, it is possible that the improvement occurred not only from the gonadotropin, but rather from the combined giving of the in- Jections and their mental effect on the parents and the children. As a matter of fact, bedwetting can of- ten be cured entirely if the parents will adopt the proper attitude to- ward the problem, avoiding punish- ment, 'bribery, and similar measures 32 the attempt to overcome the ha- When the bedwetting is due to some physical abnormality of the bladder or kidneys of the spinal column, this treatment will not help. When the cause is due to some disease, such as an infection of the bladder or kidneys, or diabe- tes, then again this treatment will fail. For this reason, a physician must first carefully determine the cause of the bedwetting < before treatment is st arted. 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