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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1951 THE D/gLY TI MES-GAZETTE In Jhe Home BEA JTY FOR YOU: Hc 1e Girls Have Beauty Hazards By HELEN JAMESON ' Good looks, good grooming, and good appearance are a part of the career girl's stock in trade. he 4 ford to look sloppy, lose gay afte or lose interest in the arrangement of her hair. The house- wife, all too often, overlooks her peauty duties. She is active all day long, taking care of the kids, cook- ing meals, making beds, answering door and telephone bells, hoofing it endless iljes wii] the time when omes home. IY on learn to do her work restfully. 'That is possible only when she has a plan. If she drives herself beyond her strength and endurance, she is bound to be low= spirited, and that won't do. The boss of the domestic works creates the atmosphere of the home. When she is put of sorts, the husband is depres/ed, the children catch her fretful mdod, and the bottom falls out of the world. To tell a home girl to exercise is to get a laugh or a sneer, Yet she can get body-building exercises out of the daily round. In that way she will avoid what reducing spe- cialists call the '"housewifé's droop" -- bulging tummy, sagging breasts, hips that have followed a policy of expansion. y We offer a few suggestions, easy to follow. They are guaranteed to retain the youthful figure, to create better lines in one that is begin- ning to take on the "settled look. When using a carpet sweeper or vacuum cleaner, stand as erect as possible. Do not bend at the waist line. That position causes the ab- dominal muscles to protrude and a fold to appear below the bteasts. Bend at the hips. They are the hinges that nature put there for that purpose. Maintain correct posture at all times. Poor posture brings unnecessary fatigue, causes muscles to lose tone and resiliency. Dish-washing, that endless chore, must be done without stoop- Distributed by King Features Syollicate. Get out of doors each day and air- condition your lungs. * + * ing, without letting the chest cave in, and without throwing - the shoulders forward. When ironing, place the board at the right height. When putting dishes on high shelves, do a few stretches, flexing the muscles to the limit. Sit: down when preparing veget- ables. Standing uses up energy. Avoid it as much as you can. Save steps. Make the bed on one side, then on the other, instead of run- ning around it half a dozen times. INT 4772 Y sizes J2--20 APune Alans , EASIEST slip you ever sewed! Two main pattern parts with seams shaped at sides to make it fit divinely! Add lace at top or hem or both--it's a real glamor-slip! Pattern 4772 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 2% yards 39-inch fabric. This pattern, easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has com- plete illustra'ed instructions. Sen® TWENTY - FIVE «CENTS (25¢) in coins (stamps cannet be accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER. Send order to The Daily Times- Gazette Pattern Dept. 57 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, Ontario. READY NOW! Your brand new Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book! Send Twenty-five cents for this col- lection of the smartest new-season fashions for all ages and . sizes. 'There are one-yard patterns, one- pattern-part patterns and FREE instructions to make a double-en- velope handbag! Use adhesive tape to mend a split or Jthree-cornered tgar in an oiled silk or plastic shower curtain. Lay the curtain on a flat surface, draw torn edges to- gether and apply the tape, using thin, transparent tape for thin or colored cur- tains, regular adhesive for heavier white or opaque ones. LILLIAN MAE MARSH SCHOOL OF DANCING ® BALLET e TAP eo TOE © CHARACTER @ BARRE MASONIC TEMPLE SATURDAY INFORMATION~3048W Club Calendar For Next Week MONDAY Mary St. H & S. Assn. Albert St. H &.S Assn, N. Simcoe H & S Assn. Westmount H & S Assn. Women's Weliare League. Re-Echo Lodge L.T.B. Nurses' Alumnae Assn. Pleasant Mon. Aft. Club. Sunshine Rebekah No. 222 Simcoe St. C. G. I. T, TUESDAY Knox Church W. A. N. Oshawa H & S Assn, Daughters of England, Holy Trinity W. A. S. A. Home League. Christ Church W. A. W,C.T.Y. Kinnette Club. Ever Ready Class. 11th Guides-Brownies Aux. Oshawa Film Board. Centre St. West Group. St. George's Guild. Alice Jackson Aux. 9th Oshawa Mothers' Aux. Albert St. Friendship Grp. WEDNESDAY S. A. Prayer Meeting, Northminster W. A. Queen Mary L. O. B. A. C. G. I. T. Leaders Council. All Doubles Club. Rundle Park Aux. 3rd, Oshawa Mothers' Aux. Big Sisters Club. Women Teachers' Association. League of Health and Beauty. 2nd Guides Brownies Aux. THURSDAY St. Andrew's W. M. S. St. George's Ev. W. A. King Street Aft. W. A. 5th Oshawa Mothers' Aux. Calvary Baptist VV, M, S. Christ Church Ev. Guild. 6th Oshawa Mothers' Aux. Pythian Sisters. St. George's Ev. Guild. El. George's Aft. W. A. Mary Elliott Smith Aux. Arvilla McGregor Aux. 10th Guides-Brownies Aux. FRIDAY Patriarch Militant No. 11 Centre St. W. (East Group). KEEP FROM FREEZING If you hang your washing out in freezing weather, keep a hot water bottle in the laundry basket, It will keep the clothes from freezing while you aré "hanging out." It is also a handy hand warmer. Headquarters SILEX and CORY Replacement Parts Vovare Also Completa Stock of PRESTO COOKER PARTS MEAGHER'S S King St. West. Phone 42 OMEN -~ In Jhe 0 ~. OF INTEREST TO W Hollywood Highlights By BOB THOMAS Hollywood--(AP)--1It is said that nearly everyone would like to get into the movies. The same ap- parently holds trues for nearly every U.S. city. That was proved this week when the Wald-Krasna producing com- bine sent telegrams to the Cham bers of Commerce of 196 cities, asking about location possibilities for their film, "Strike a Match." The publicity-wise producers messaged they were "seeking locale filming scenes all-star romantic drama" and asked about "colorful backgrounds, romantic appeal for present-day youth." Many of the answers came by return wire. San Antonio offered "all that goes with sweet or torrid youth." Charleston said it is "rich in vener- able showplaces." "We are at foot- hills of Blue Ridge Mountains," Winston-Salem pointed out. Fare go told of its "colorful country clubs and eye-appealing cocktail lounges." Butte cited 'extensive hydro- electric plants adjacent to large dams." Portland, Me., suggested filming after May 15, since there is no foliage on the trees. Other responses are coming in daily, to the obvious delight of producer Jerry Wald. The film mogul said he was sincere in his attempt to find a different locale and cited his reasons: "Not long ago, I invited the pro- ducer of the Italian film 'Bicycle Thief' to visit me in Hollywood. When he arrived after a cross country trip, he said he was amaz- ed. He didn't realize there were so many other cities. From seeing Hollywood movies, he had conclud- ed there were only three American cities--New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. "That made me realize what a rut we are in, as far as movie lo- cales are concerned. When we first started on 'Strike a Match,' it was situated in New York. I decided to junk that idea and the locale will be chosen from the cities that respond to our wire." It's Thrifty Too! iy Make it in ONE WEEK! Jiffy- {crochet afghan is done in knitting worsted in 4 colors or scraps of all colors. About 44x66 inches. Use knitting worsted for this! Jiffy-crochet Afghan. Pattern 7334 has directions. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern (stamps can- not be accepted) to The Daily- Times Gazette (Pattern Dept.), 57 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa, On- tario. Print plainly Name, Address, Pattern, Number. : Just out! Send Twenty-five Cents now for your copy of our new Alice Brooks Needlework Catalog! Illustrations of crafts and hobbies for all. New crochet, knitting, embroidery and other fascinating handwork. A Free pattern is printed in the book! GLAMORIZING:- A Complexion By HELEN Fc [8 aa Care Program FOLLETT Cleanliness is the most important part of any complexion care program. To do a good job, wash your face thoroughly, then apply cleansing cream. LJ YOUR good-looks reporter hopes that her readers will forgive her for divulging a fact that is not flattering to the universal sister- hood, and that is that many fem- inine faces are downright untidy, which is putting it mildly. The woman who washes her face at bedtime with soap and water, then applies a cream, is doing a duty that is necessary for skin health. Then, in the morning, she gives her map a cold rinsing, and that's all right. What else does she do in the way of hygienic measures? Probably nothing at all. And what does she do that is harmful to her complexion? She lays on the high lights in the morning--powder, rough, lip- stick -- and, during the day, she patches it up dibs and dabs, often with a soiled power pad and a compact that has been on the job for ages. * In a few hours the skin, carry- ing a light film of sebaceous oil, can pick up considerable atmo- spheric dust. By noon the nicest looking. face can be dirty. Soiled is a nicer word, but it isn't strong enough. By that time she should use a thin oil or cleanging cream, and make herself a new face. This chore should be accomplished again before dinner if the skin is to have freshness. Ask yourself now, just what are your methods? Do you grind pow- der over the surrace of your nose several times a day, put on a little more lip coloring, maybe play up the factory blush a bit more, and press dust into your pores? If so, do not bawl and weep about blackheads. They are a disgusting sight, onerof the horridest of com- plexion blemishes and, in many | cases, are self-inflicted. Hormone Cream Nourishes Tissues Restores Smoothness Over 35? Remember, nothing gives away your age more than a skin that is daily losing the bloom of youth. And the beauty news of the day is that women in their thirties, forties, fifties and sixties, oan retain and restore fresh, vital, younger-looking complexions. -- by the faithful use of estrogenic cream and oil. For over a period of twenty years a world-famous beautician has spent the most painstaking research in her scientific laboratories in the developmerit of her hormone cream and oil. These contain natural es- trogenic hormones that are abun- dant in youth but gradually dim- inish with the years, Estrogenic hormones are natural substances and they really work in a very simple way. When gently massaged into your skin, they make your under-skin fill out. This in turn stretches the outer-skin. When this happens tiny lines become less visible. Your skin looks fuller, less wrinkled, more youthful. Estrogenic hormone cream works in two ways to help your skin look more youthful. It works from with- in . . . as your skin absorbs the natural estrogenic hormones. And it works from without . . . as its rich emollients smooth away dry- ness, help you recapture that young look. But these admirable results don't happen over night. Even though women tell her they note an improvement after only one week the beautician advises faith- Now, for the first time, you can» enjoy the wonderful washing results of the exclusive Easy "Spiralator." Three-way wash- ing action cleans every article in the tub evenly and thoroughly « + . washes more clothes in less time . . . and cannot damage delicate fabrics. Because it's more efficient, Easy "'Spirala- 5 KING W. PHONE 42 tor" uses less current and has less wear on moving parts... lasts longer and saves you money. Only has the "'Spiralator." Come in and see it for yourself. $34.00 down MEAGHER'S 50 $169.50 ONLY . 92 SIMCOE N. PHONE 4600 ful use of estrogenic hormone cream and oil for at least three months. If you are over 35, at night, after thoroughly cleansing your skin, apply a light film of estrogenic hor- mone cream all over your face and throat, massaging it lightly, but firmly into yuor skin. Leave on overnight for maximum absorption, (Or, if you prefer, use the oil at night.) In the morning, before you apply your make-up, veil your face with a thin film of estrogenic hor- mone oil, for an all-day invisible beauty treatment, This wonder-working treatment soon restores a fresher, firmer tex- ture to your skin. Follow it faith- fully, and watch how your skin be- comes "younger-looking." P) If you intend to flour a pot-roast, add . seasonings to the flour. If not floured, season after browning. FORDAD E. Geo Green 1-15 LAT 1 Closer, Cleaner Shaves in LESS TIME than Soap-and-Blade 'Twice-as-wide shaving surface gives double the beard cover- age. Entirely new shapeis smaller in the hand, easier to handle. It's America's most pop- ular electric shaver. Comes in beautiful gift case. MEAGHER'S 5 KING W. 92 SIMCOE N. PHONE '42 PHONE 4600 A Physician Advises You By HERMAN M. BUNDESEN, M.D. HIVES WHEN attacks of hives are per- sistent and repeated, the disorder is known medically as chronic ur- ticaria. This affliction is closely related to another, equally distress- ing, known as angioneurotic edema, in which there is itching swell- ing of the tissues, particularly\about the mouth. Both disorders probab- ly arise from the same causes; at any rate, patients who suffer from one are very often subject to the other, : Many possible causes for these disorders 'have been proposed. A careful study of a large group of cases reveals that, in most in- stances, several conditions can con- tribute to their development. For example, a number of the patients had evidences of infection in the teeth, tonsils, sinuses, gallbladder, or lungs. Sometimes the condition was brought on by oversensitivity to substances with which the skin came in contact, such as cosmetics or 'wool. In other cases, the patients were oversensitive to temperature changes, to heat, cold, or even to exercise. The abuse of laxatives was responsible in a number of instances. Other Disorders The only other disorders which seem to be commonly associated with chronic urticaria and angi- oneurotic edema are those disturb ances definitely due to allergy, such as year "round hay fever and asthma, Fifty-five patients were skin- tested for allergies and, in 54 in- stances, positive reactions occur- red. The skin tests are made by injecting extracts of various sub- stances under the skin and noting whether a red swelling occurs at the point of injection. Most of the patients showed definite reactions to foods. A number also reacted to pollens from plants, to dusts, molds, and bacteria. Variety of Lines Since there are so many' fac- tors which help to produce these conditions, treatment is given along a variety of lines. The anti- histamine drugs are helpful, and some patients may respond to their use alone. If one antihista- mine drug does not bring relief, others should be tried since where one fails others may often succeed. Vaccines made up of a group of bacteria also seem to cure some cases, Since some patients may be sensitive to certain drugs, particu- larly the salicylates or compounds containing phenolphthalein, care must be taken in the administra- tion of any drug preparations. In one patient studied, a cure was. brought. about by removing a cyst at the root of one of the teeth, Another was cured by re- moval of the gallbladder. Thus, when a person suffers from chronic hives or angioneurotic edma, he is in need of a thorough study by his physician so that any of the con- tributing causes may be found and eliminated. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Reader: 1} have been told that I have a fibrous womb. Would operation be necessary? Answer: Whether or not an op- eration is required depends upon what symptoms are eing produc- ed and the size of the fibrous tu- mor in the womb. If the tumor is quite large and causing symptoms, operative procedure might be ne- cessary, WHAT SHOULD 1 DO ABOUT:- Writing to & Addressing a Judge? By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN Dear Mrs. Beeckman: (1) will you please tell me how to address an envelope to a judge? (2) How should he be addressed in conversation? (3) And how should | he be introduced? 3 Frank H. | (1) An envelope to a judge should | be addressed: | The Honorable Thomas A. Robbins | Judge of Court { Haven, Ontario. { (2) In conversation a judge is ad- | dressed "Judge Robbins." | (3) And in an ttroduotion, "Judge Robbins" is used. | Devoted Sister and Mother Welcome Far-Away F nce Dear Mrs, Beeckman: | Yesterday I received a letter from | my brother in the East announcing | his engagement. He mentioned that | his fiancee will write to Mother | soon. But isn't it proper for Mother | to write to her first? (Both her | parents are dead, and my father | died just a short time ago.) Mother Fashion Flashes ONE OF THE BEST wardrobe | pals we have seen this season 1s a | slender sheath of sheer gray wool, tucked from low oval neckline to hem. The sheel-gray matching belt is studded with rhinestones. Re. Wea CRISP fabrics, such as sik taf- | feta, are very much in the limelight | for Spring. Navy blue taffeta for a | fitted coat. Full of skirt, and slim | through the bodice, it is worn over | a matching sheath dress with lace | top. | dB oP IT'S FUN to invest in a black silk jersey sheath--sleeveless, deep of neck, and with a halter top--and | then dress it up with stoles, over- | skirts and various tops and blous- | ettes. Makes for a wide variety of | changes at a modest outlay. * L SURFACE INTEREST continues to mark good millinery. White hat- ter's plush, clipped and then ridged to give a circular over-all effect, is used for a neat cloche that is nip- ped slightly at either side, and trimmed with white velvet ribbon, that ties at the top in a bow. oe apo P NATURAL-color wool jersey has been worked into an ever-so-smart dress that falls in easy folds from | neck to hem. Folds are held at the | waist with a red cobra belt. Long sleeves and pockets are hidden in the skirt folds, LE A WEALTH of charming new | blouses will help to keep the skirt | and blouse costume still in big de- | mand. og Sheer iridescent chambray, { in frosted jewel tones, is used for a softened shirtwaist with dropped shoulder and short, puffed sleeves. Rhinestone-centred pearl buttons add dash. One pound of unshelled almonds makes one cup shelled. CHESTERFIELDS ® Re-cover®d @ Re-built! ® Lowest factory prices! ® $100 Trade-in Allowonce your present suite! TORONTO FURNITURE MFG. CO. 315 Celina !*. Phone 2864M WE'LL NEVER CATCH HIM, J JOE--NOTHING TO SNIFF! No need to putup with stale dry cleaning odors. Avoid embarrassment with odor- less Sanitone Dry Cleaning. And FOR FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ; ® WHITBY @ AJAX eo PICKERING -- PHONE ZENITH 13000 PORT PERRY -- PHONE 36 (No Toll Charge) 50 Mill St. NO ODOR AT ALL, BILL--HIS SUIT MUST HAVE BEEN SANITONE DRY CLEANED! clothes are cleaner, too. More dirt removed! Spots are gone! Better press lasts longer. Costs no more--try it today! Phone 2520 does not write very good English, and I wondered if it will be all right if I write the letter for her? | If so, how should I sign it? Should I sign my husband's name too? Al- 50, do you think that we should wait for her letter, or write one immediately? And please, how vould 1 word it? Is it proper for us to send her an engagement gift? In his letter my brother said that he may call us some evening and have his fiancee speak with us. It's over 3,000 miles from here . . , What could I say that would be short and would really show her we are very happy for both of them, and that we welcome her into our family? This is the only brother I have (no sisters). I am very devot- ed to him, and want to do the good and. proper thing in 'every detail, Thank you for any help; Mrs. Beeckman. M.B. What a wonderful sister you are, and what a fine sense of human relationships you have! Thank you for letting me help in the Welcome. Yes, the first gesture should come from your family. I have a sugges- tion . . . why not consult with your mother, and together word a high- hearted and charmingly enthusiase tic cable from your mother, to her son's fiancee, signed with your .mother's name, or perhaps "from Tommy's mother." Or "Tommy's mother sends you dearest love, warmest welcome into our family, and high and deep wishes for the happiness of you two always. God bless you." Then you could write your de- voted, - sisterly letter-of-welcome, telling her that you wanted to sup=- plement your mother's cable. Sign | your name only, but in the body of your letter include your husband's friendly welcome and enthusiastic | good wishes for her happiness. Write from your heart to hers . .. she will eagerly devour every word you write about your mother and her love for | and pride in her son, about your father, and how sorry you are that it will not be possible for him to know her, and any other news about your family and home, And when your brother telephones, be all ready to say the lovingly wel- come words he and she will want to hear, the devotion that is in your heart, and your great hope that soon you will all meet. (Later it would be most generous and thoughtful for you to send her an engagement present -- something persgnal or something for her trousseau -- in your name and your mother's name.) TODAY'S HINT FOR GOOD MANNERS "Manners are the happy ways of doing things." Emerson, Conduct of Life: Behavior, Nov. yse it as an all-over lotion! Luxury Hand Letion Use it freely, from head to toe. Makes your hands, your arms, yout elbows, your whole body as soft as velvet. It leaves a subtle scent. yet leaves no trace of stickiness. 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