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i THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE SEVEN 2 BEAUTY FOR YOU -- Don't Stint on Beauty Sleep By HELEN JAMESON It would seem as if many girls and women can't spare time from their busy lives to get the rest they need. You know them. The later the hour the more wide-awake they are. | What they can think of to do! They shampoo their hair. They de- cid suddenly to rearrange furni- ture. If they are reading a mystery story, they keep right on to the last chapter to find out what vil- lain did the dirty work. It does not make sense. Cdnsidering what a delicious mo- ment it is -- after one has crept into bed, drawn up the covers, chased fretful thoughts from one's » mind -- to relax utterly, to enjoy i thal delightful, half-dreamy peace " that comes between wakefulness and sleep, you'd think that those night prowlers would seéek- the downy couch at a reasonable hour. They pay and pay and pa: in the form of premature wrinkles, jit- tery nervous systems, chronic fa- tigue, How do they look when they drag out of bed in the morning? Some of them who have been rob- bing themselves of sleep for years look like grand old ruins. Faces are accordion-pleated. Frowns be- tween the eyes. They feel as cross as two sticks. Cosmetics cannot disguise the facial disasters that come from lack of rest. Make-up cannot camou- flage weariness. One should go to bed before one is worn out. Over-fatigue can create an excitable restlessness and nervousness that keeps the sand man away. You can be so tired you can't sleep, because you cannot re- lax and compose yourself. Unless the mind is at peace, the body can- not be free of tension, Long hours of slumber are a good-looks insurance; they help one to hang onto the appearance of youth as will no cosmetic. The nervous system of the good sleeper is stronger, under better control, than that of the woman who gets up in the morning unrefreshed and heavy-lidded. The day starts all wrong if one's motors have not been recharged. One's feathers are dragging in the dust. If you are a career girl, and If they are reading a mystery story, they keep right on to the last chap- ter. * + 3 fancy you can get along with five or six hours of sleep, it is not likely that you will be as efficient at the job as you would if you got the full eight hours, That's the rule: eight hours of work, eight hours of rest; eight hours of play. No facial treatments will remove the shadows of fatigue, nor are they any miracle-working cosmetics that will erase deep lines after they have formed . If you are a chronic stay-upper, do reform. You are not being fair to yourself, your family or your dis- position. At ten o'clock, start your beautifying half hour, Have a warm bath, brush your hair, anoint your hands and fingernails. These little duties will help you to relax. WHAT SHOULD I DO ABOUT Travelling to New York? By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN Dear Mrs. Beeckman: A group of us girls are going to adays you are preserfted with a | card for registering (not the for- spend a week-end at a hotel in| mer registry-book), and on this you New York very soon. Although we | Write: not only your name and city have been away together at private resorts just oodles of times, this will be our first visit to a metropolitan address, but the street address as well. In signing your name use the prefix: Miss Diane Thompson. hotel. (1) Do we register individual- | (This is the one place where the ly in the hotel register? (We are to be two in a room.) How do we sign our names? (2) Are we supposed to return the room key to the hotel desk every time we leave the hotel? - (3) Any other hints for us? Diane. (1) Yes, each of you should reg- ister individually . . . indeed you will be asked to do this by the desk clerk. Individual registry is import- ant, for the delivery of letters or telegrams or packages, for tele- phone messages, for reference, and for use if anything has to be for- warded to you. In most hotels now- The Cape Takes a Bow &.0) SIZES 12-20 You've heard about this! Pattern 4624 is the sensational new cape- sleeved ballerina dress, all wasp- waisted with a wide cummerbund. To top it off, a dashing short cape! This. pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Includes complete illustrated instructions, Pattern 4624: sizes 12, 14, 186, 18, 20. Size 16 dress, 3% yds. 39-in.; cape and cummerbund, 1'2 yds. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25¢) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern. Print ainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS 'ATTERN NUMBER. . Send your order to DAILY TIMES GAZETTE Pattern Department, Oshawa. VVVVVVVVYVY "Bluebird" Diamonds CREDIT JEWELLERS 32 King W.--Phone 389 { . prefix is used in signing the name.) (2) It is not necessary that you leave your room-key at the desk every time you leave the hotel . . . but this is usually more convenient, and there is less chance of your losing it, (3) Travel light . . . it isn't always possible to get a redcap in the sta- tions. Wear your hats into the hotel dining-room, at all meals, unless you are dressed in evening dress. Please bring some really comfort- able walking shoes . . . it's pathetic as well ag a bit humorous to see women visitors in New York wearily wobbling about sightseeing in high heels and other unsuitable shoe- features! Also bring your good taste and dignity with you . . . they will serve you well in establishing your quality in all your contacts in New York. (Ask at the hotel desk for booklets telling what's going on in New York, and/or buy one of the weekly magazines with guides to all New York events.) +t T 3 A Physician By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M.D. CAUSE OF JAUNDICE When the patient with jaundice seeks medical aid; the doctor must decide whether medical or surgical treatment is required. This is no easy task, for jaundice is merely a symptom and may signalize any one of a dozen different underlying disorders. The immediate cause of jaundice, of course, is always the same; the collection of bile in blood, skin and tissues, where its pigments or color- ing matter produce a greenish-yel- low discoloration. The question the doctor strives to answer is just why the bile should be travelling through the body in this abnormal fashion instead of going from the gallbladder into the intestine by way of the bile passageway. Inflammation of Liver Acute inflammation of the gall- bladder, with or without the for- mation of gallstones, often produces jaundice. The jaundice, in such cases, is usually caused by an asso- ciated inflammation of the liver. The inflammation results in edema or swelling of the tissues which, in turn, brings about some blocking of the common bile duct. Of course, blocking of this duct keeps the bile from flowing into the intestine and, as a result, the bile pigments get into the blood and tissues. In such patients, eperation may be delayed for a time until the acute inflammation clears up. Then removal of the gallbladder may be necessary. Another Cause Gallstones 'are another cause of jaundice, if one of the stones gets into the commen bile duct and blocks it completely or partially. Complete blocking of the duct oc- currs oniy in about one out of ten cases. This condition is more com- mon in women than in men, and especially in those between the ages of 45 and 60, In addition to the jaundice, there may be chills and fever, as well as attacks of pain. in the right upper part of the abdomen. Of course, treatment in such cases is opera- tion and removal of the stone. Re- moval of the gallbladder is also favored in such 'cases. Excessive vomiting in patients with gallblad- der disease indicates that a stone may be present in the common duct. Cancer of Liver Jaundice may also be produced by cancer of the liver or of any organ near the gallbladder since the growth may cause pressure on the bile duct. The jaundice produced by cancer of the liver itself is mild. Infections of the liver, poisoning with various chemicals, severe in- fections anywhere in the body, and a number of disorders affecting the blood, are also causes of jaundice. This is because the bile pigments are made from the coloring: matter in the blood; hence, any condition which causes the destruction of large numbers of red blood cells may lead to the development of jaundice. In any case it is not a simple problem and requires care- ful study by the physician. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS W. N, Does a plus 24 basal meta- bolic rate indicate that the thyroid is mainly responsible for nervous- ness? ; A. Such a basal metabolic rate may indicate some disturbance of the thyroid gland: A thorough ex- amination should be made to deter- mine whether or not you are suf- fering from a toxic goitre; then proper treatment may be carried out. When the marriage knot comes untied, it's the children who are left at loose ends.--New World News. rriage A y Bride's Mother andi Stepfather Dear Mrs. Beeckman: My father died when I was very young, and about two years after- ward my mother re-married. She did not change my last name. Now I am to be married, and I don't know what form to use for my mar- riage announcements. For example, should it be: (1) "Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith announce the mar- riage of their daughter Mary Brown," or (2) "Mrs, Catherine Smith announces the marriage of her daughter Mary - Brown?" I think the first form is proper, but I'm not sure. Mary. The second form you mention is not correct, because it is never so- cially correct for a married woman to use her first name after "Mrs." The customary form, under your circumstances, is for the announce- ments to be issued by your mother and stepfather, in which ease, of i your full name is used. Like Ss: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul Smith announce the marriage of Mrs. Smith's daughter, Mary Elizabeth Brown ; ' etc. (Mrs, Beeckman will be glad to answer questions submitted by readers.) AFRICAN MEDICAL SERVICE London -- (CP) -- Britain has appointed 18 specialists as a panel of medical visitors for Africa. The scheme is to be financed by the Nuffield Foundation for an experi- mitntal period of six years. If after this time it proves a success, it will be continued at government and ay be extended to other territor- eS. We are apt to believe what is pleasant rather than what is true, --William Penn. LT Sp : FOR PROMPT RELIEF ) PIMPLES ) ECZEMA ) BLACKHEADS Cuticura helps clear up unsightly skin blemishes. Contains valuable medicinal ingredients. 'Buy at druggist today! CUTICURA soa: nd OINTMENT THERS! Try Cuticura Baby Qil. + Splendid for diaper rash. LE FR RR ER BE NE RE RE NX J MEDICIMAL LOILET If you are Jianning = going some wall painting next ng, your are cleah before you begin or the paint may chip and streak. : Advises You pockets and very ful, flared back. GLAMORIZING Sy HELEN Eves Need a Pretty Setting FOLLETT The beauty of Leslie Brooks, film player, is enhanced by "her sparklin J * EYES, like precious gems need a pleasing setting, Their beauty de- pends not alone upon colour, shape and expression, but upon their sur- roundings; the tissues, the lashes, the eyebrows. If they are luscious, melting, dewy eyes, they will make their way even with a few handi- caps. But why not give them a bet- ter chance to shine and glorify your appearance, see what can be done to play them up? Of such delicate tissues are cye- lids composed, it won't do to treat them rough when applying cosme- ties of any kind. Use a light cream there, be gentle. You will find spe- cial eye creams on cosmetic coun- ters. Use them at any time, and don't wipe them entirely away; let a light film remain. A bit of glitter will be refected in your eyes. The dull finish is the proper beauty ca- per elsewhere on the feminine face, but not on the eyelids. Below Eyes Treat the flesh just below the g eyes. + eyes, moving the finger lightly back and forth. Alternating fot and cold compresses have a toning effect pe- cause they hustle up the blood streams. Dip a wash cloth in warm water, hold close to the eyes while you count twenty, Then slap on an ice cold compress. You'll be surpris- ed to find that this treatment will rest your eyes, in case they are tired Tiny lines around the eves are sometimes referred to as laughing lines. They come mainly through the habit of squinting, and squint- ing, all too often is caused by im- paired vision. i The woman who needs glasses should hie herself to a specialist and get them. Eye strain may bring on a state of nervousness that is akin to illness. It is senseles not to face the gravity of such a situation; do what is necessary to bring relief and comfort to the eyes. They work every waking moment. Be kind to them and they'll be gocd to you. Hollywood Highlights By BOB THOMAS Hollywood -- (AP) -- "Hello, this is Ralph Edwards; you have just won $25,000 worth of prizes!" If you receive such a telephone call, you can charge it up to some prankster with a warped sense of humor. The latest fad among telephone "humorists is the imper- sonation of Edwards and other masters of give-away quiz pro- grams. N.B.C. it receives says many Start on these right now! Easy to SEE why these doilies are going to be your very best company set. Easy to DO the pineapple crochet! You'll be thrilled with these lacy pineaprle beauties. Pattern 7158; directions for two sizes. Our improved pattern -- visual with easy-to-see charts and photcs, and complete directions -- makes Jieedlework easy. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25¢) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for vis pauen. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS PATTERN NUMBER. 8end your order to DAILY TIMES GAZETTE Pattern Department, Oshawa, inquiries about such bogus calls and advise listeners to discount the jokesters. Abortive Attempt Ida Lupino is talking a contract deal with 20th-Fox and she ap- pears willing to sign. About her abortive attempt to be a producer- star: "Never again! I passed up four pictures while I was working myself practically to death on a film that was never made," The political battle of the stars is about to begin. Erie Johnston reports that both major parties are planning campaign films star- ring mvie players. He'll do noth- ing to stop them ... None Too Well Joan Fontaine is feeling none too well on the "Kiss the Blood off My Hands" set. What do you wanna bet she won't do the pro- posed comedy before the baby? The first scene in the picture has her standing on her head . . . Gabby Hayes reckons as how he'll slow down to two westerns a year. 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It is a leather glove with three tiers, whch can be turned down from a long glove, to a short, and then a moderate length. * op A GOOD SHLECTION for a cruise coat is a long, softly-hand- led double-breasted coat in pale pink or lemon yellow soft woollen. Below the little Johnny collar, the sloping shoulder is set off by a low shoulder seam. Huge windowpane 28 KING EAST %/Pneumonia is a disease which strikes swiftly and proceeds quickly and dra- matically to a crisis. Until recent years little could be done to help the patient. The brief decisive struggle between the infection and the patient earned for pneumonia the dreadful title, "Captain of the men of death." In the parlance of the army, the captain has been "busted". First came antipneumococcic serum, which removed one bar. Later, powerful sulfa drugs teamed up with serum to completely break the cap- tain. 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