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Veeee Idhe Are Oldest end sun
Veloed Aid in Issreh fer Oeed
Leeks.
or vspor hsths ere smong the
H very oldest known of cosmetic
Menu. ‘
0! course the prirusry object oi
soy hsths ls cieenliness, but the
sneient Greeks end Romens end
seemed to reeliee es
well so we thet whstever eitorte
melts tor [roster cissniinese mule
else for greeter hesuty. ‘
This feet seemingly wee over-
looked in the Middle Ages in lili-
rope. when clesniinees wee not
upon as s virtue-when, in-
deed, too greet cisenllnese wss
considered sometimes I. term of
vein indulgence by the church. in
those dsys the both. emong Euro-
pesns, song to I. very low'positien.
I! Helps flsduetlon
um and more at the present
time women ere resorting to, the
reguler use oi the Turkish hsth es
s sort a! toundetion tor ell further
beeuty trsetmeete. loses women
devote en entire morning—seme-
tunes longer—st sistod intervels to
Turkish beths. where they msy siso
he" specie! messes. teoe messege,
mods-eh. shemoooe. menlcum.
heir woven or whstever they elect.
All the verieus speoislists needed
tor these treetmente ere grouped
together under the root with the
Turkish heths end so the entire
beentifitng process csn he sttendsd
to st once. A tecisl insults token
directly otter the Turkish both. or
reelly ss pert of it. is much more
benedcisl then one given st enother
time.
Idsny women who are working to
reduce superduous welsht resuieriy
resort to the Turkish hsths. it is
grstitying to see thet ether en hour
urea in thehsthsthsreheshesne
loss of three or tour pounds. though
st course it should be remembered
thet this is not ell permsnent loss.
However. socompsnied by proper
dieting end aerobics. the Turkish
hsth does help with the reducing
' process. .
How to Do It
To begin with. before stsrting in
with the both. it is ‘best to nuke
pure thet you osn stend the full
treetment. It you ere not quite
sure of this you hsdhetter ssk your
doctor. He msy suggest thet you
keep out oi! the hot-sir room to be-
gin with or thet you avoid the
steam room. or thet you mete your
etsy in one or both of these rooms
very short.
Mother good thing to remember
hetero going to the both is to lesvs
ss much es possible at your vein.
shits et home. The csshler st most
at the heths hes little lock bones in
which to put vslushlss so thet they
neednethslettinthetlnydreu-I
isg rooms. have your diemonde
st home end 70u won’t hevo to put
M» in these liltid boxee. No
jewelry or soy sort should be left
on sees a piein bend. like s wed-
ding ringi'nxgi‘h; tske s. ruh.
ber , es you me!
unaware getting one st the
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heth. In your hsndbsg you might
tells a little comb end. of couroe.
your powder. You reeliy need noth-
ing more in the my of toilet scoes-
sories. es isrge sheets are provided
by my oi both robes. and every-
one goes buotoot. .
First You Get Hot
Ususlly the tint siege of the bath
is the hot-sir room. where the
bothers recline in steemer chairs.
The object is to start free persplrno
tion. For the iirst few minutes the
host in this room msy seem unen-
durehlo, but you become noous-
tomed to it utter you heve remsined
reclining in your chair for some
time. An sttendsnt ususiiy gives
you s little tube 0! cold oresni here
it you wish it. This you should
work into the pores of your fees.
nook, shoulders end hends—it gives
you somethi to do us you lie in
your chsir smost cooking. Usu-
siiy st the hsths en sttendsnt gives
you chopped ice in e. towel end s
cup of iced wster. but some persons
feel better it they do not drink
while in the hot rooms.
After stsying in this room until
profuse perspirntion hes begun. you
lesve it for e room not so wet-m.
where you sit in enother' stesmer
chsir and ere then bundled up
in bisnkets~tour or dye of them-
until you feel like on Egyptlen
mummy. You are very. very wsrm, ‘
but so the sir you hresthe is not so
intensely hot you ere more com-
iortsbie then in the preceding room.
Fifteen or twenty minutes is long
enough to stay here. After thet
there is the steam room. which you
my and uncomiorteble tor the first
tow seconds.
Then the Opt-eye leglnl I
Then you go into en individul
bethroonl where en ettendsnt. bere-
i'oot end weering s. short cotton
irsok. induces you to stretch out on
s msrble eisb while she proceeds to
hose you. seep you. scrub you. net
you. pinch you. lisp you end rub
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or course may of usllivo in
houses with hideous doorwsys. end
yet somehow we menego to give to
even "the outwerd spposrsnco oi
the house is look at charm. chsreo-
ter end welcome. We curisin the
door nicely. we hsve sttreotive
porch furnishings. We here. per-
' hsps. interesting swnings or skiliiui
pienting st the front door.
But it you cen'oontroi the sort .0!
door your house shell have, remerm
her thet reslly it mstters s lot.
The sketch shows three Coloniel
doorwsys, the, two st the left from
New England, the one at the right
from old England, but oi s type in
some of our boot into CoionisJ
houses. The other two doorweye
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her. After that she leads you into
the shower and sprsy room where
she expertly menipuiotes the veri-
oue teucets thet at one moment
send over you s gentle summer
shower of tepid wster and at sn-
other e. torrentiei storm of hot
weter—llrst from one side end then
the other. now in front. now in heck
end then born over heed, with cold
spreys showering upon you from
you know not where. It you ere not
used to this end hsven't leerned the
trick of deep, regular respiration
while under the plsy of showers it
they he that you will feel your
hrseth coming quick and short end.
touring that you will lose your
breath entirely, you msy hold up o.
wsrning linger. instantly your st-
tendsnt stops the water works end
gives you n soft towel with which
you dry your fees while she ex-
pertly dries the rest at your body
with e rough Turkish towel. Then
you don e white cotton rohe. ebout
es shepely es en old-time night
shirt; And you ere directed slong
are c! the corridors to a. door
hurled “dormitory.”
The Blessed Nsp
You go in here quietly-it would
be dimouit to go otherwise. still
with lost here. walking on s tiled
floor furnished with de velvet
runners. A dim hlueish llg t st the
top oi the room indistinctly shows
rows of iron beds in this room. On
two or three you see tigures evi-
deutb' sleeping soundly. You go to
the bed pointed out to yOu tron: the
door end, sinking down. are soon
Oi! in dreemleos sleep.
in oseeyoueregoingtomehes
whole day of your hesuty process.
you will have your shempoo to he-
gin with. A massege end msnionre
you my tsko iollowing the both
hetero your nsp. end your hair
were siterwsrds. Perheps you feel
very hungry on weldng. for it they
be thet you hove purposely eaten
very lightly before your both. In
thet case you may order tee. or
other retreshmente thet suit your
tests end the time oi the dsy.
5mm IN NEW SHOE
hlhlioel pessege to the elect
thet the women's heel shell
crush the serpent's heed might
perhaps be tshen es prophetioel in
mmwsysthsnone. Foregoodly
compeny of reptiles of all sorts must
have been sacrificed to melts some
or the shoes thet deshionehle women
now use to cover their heels snd toes.
To be sure the shoe deslsr does
nottskoosthwhenhesellsyoue
psir or python-skin shoes, that the
reptile which donned the skin wee
uh sotusl python. And oi course
there ere verious sorts oi imltetion
iissrd end crocodile skin to he hsd at
the present time.
Shoes mode entirely of these un-
ususl reptile skins are not quite so
emsrt so those made oi some plsin
leethor and trimmed sparingly with
the reptile skin.
The women who is resily comm
tive in metters oi dress svoids en -
like conspicuous- styles-Vin
shoes. she meylhe. enveigied into
westing s. .,snihing list. but
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one pure Spanish. the upper one a.
combinetion oi the two, reeliy. that
is seen in both countries ‘und in
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Seasonable
Pickles To Make!
Spiced Muskmelon
them in hsives, peel and re-
move th. seeds. then cut them
in thick slices. Weigh. end tor esoh
six pounds eliow three pounds oi
sugsr, one end s. hsit cups 6: vine-
ger and hell on ounce each of whole
cinnamon, cloves. eilspico. niece end
ginger, mix and divide into equel
psrte end ti. esoh in a. bag at course,
muslin. Put the suger and the vine-
gsr together in e. poroelein lined
preserving kettle and boil slowly for
a tow minutes. Then add the spices
and let this boil tor ton'minutes
longer. Drsin the melons of soy
moisture snd drop into the hot
IYND..‘ Boil up once: then remove
the kettle troxn the fire end let all
stand over night. In the morning
piece the bugs 0! spice-in 'snothsr
kettle, drain or! all the vinegar into
it and bell for live minutes, then
pour over the melons: let stand tor
twelve hours end repost the process.
Next morning remove tho melons
from the syrup end, peck in sisss
Jere rand lay e small spice hsg on
top of esoh. Boil~tho syrup until it
threedl. then stend eeido until cold.
Pour over the fruit. seel end store
in s cool piece tor eevorsi weslts he.
tore opening.
Pickled Pouches
Hove resdy s, isrge pen oi cold
water; pore the peaches sud W
them into it. that they my not he-
come discolored; , let them rennin“
covered with the wster until needy to
cook them. Weigh the pouches utter
they ere pered. 'i‘o every ten pounds
of fruit. use four pounds oi sugsr.
sELEC'r smell. unripe melons. cut
end cloves. when crushed. Put the
sugsr into the preserving kettle
s uaoup oi hot wnter: ball up
skim; add the
spices. tied in tin! cheese 010“!
(one for eeoh
peaches well. put
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Bpsnish end lteiisn models.
or course. e period doorwey is‘
only in keeping with s period house.
But even it your house is hetero-
geneous. you cen menus to hsvs
a doorwey thet is interesting snd
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vineler. weter. sell. syrup and spices
(except cloves) for live minutes.
Peel end quarter the epples. Stick
two cloves into esch quel’ter. DMD
the-spplee into the boiling syrup end
simmer until tender. Peek in hot
isrs. Cover with boiling syrup.
Psrtisliy seal and steriliss for ten
minutes. Beei tightly. let cool.
l4bel end store.
Sweet pickled peers con he made
by substituting peers tor the sppies
in the shove recipe.
Spiced or Sweet Pickle Seeks! Peers
Select peers of good sins end in
good condition. then peel end weigh
Beefstenk :3.
Regent
The French Housewife. Alwsye Our
Peitsrn for Iosnomy, lets
More Itesks end Chops
lines the Wsr
I! are so used to hsving the
French housewife held up to
no es s. shining exemple oi
culinery economy thet it comes us
something of s. shock to learn new
thet there is s. growing tendency
smong‘ the French to tollow the
westetui enmple oi the Ameriosne
end est ismh chops instsed ot pot
In (on end best steak instead of
rsgout.
tht stsrted the investlsetion
wss the tents ieid here by the gov-
ernment thet there hse been e
stesdy lacrosse in the solvent 01
meet esten per person in hence
ever since mo. While this u going
on the eitort smong sum
women to iesrn to mehe regents.
pot on too end other eoonomlosl
.msst dishes has inure-Jed. Bill
even with such ensures the m
housewiie is still consider-silly more
economies! in the use of meet than
the Alumina. It would. in“ ' be"
e pity it the bench. who hed audit
the rest of the western world how
to white pelstshie dish- troln the
less expensive pieces 0! seat end
howto meleelittlemeetgoeiollg
wey. should now lose thdr isle-t
tor this sort oi thrift thrown eon-
Are You n‘ Food
Fecliist? ‘
We Were Dieting—New
We Brsg About It ‘
OMEN who were "on e diet"
w used to try to melts this toot
‘ es inconspicuous es possi-
ble. They didn't consider it good
forth to m'ention it st tehle end the
teotful hostess never mentibned the
feel it she observed thet one of her
guests wee svoiding certsiu foods.
The very tent thet one bed to he on
e diet was something to regret-so
much so. in toot, thet some toils
thus required‘to reguiste their diet
seldom went out to set. or when
they did felt instilled in breeking
over s little.
Now, it would seem thet to he on
e diet is something rsther interest-
ing. And young women everywhere
ere going on strengs end ensuing
teed regimes. sometimes or their
own devising end very often quite
spsrt trout sny mediosl edyioe.
New They Like It
The point is thet every women,
wents to become or to remsin thin.
end there ere slender young girls to
be found who hsvs elimineted breed
end euger iron: their diet. heosuee
oi their deediy leer bi sslniIg en
ounce. . it is eiwsys somethin oi e
sstisisction tor these very s nder ,
young women to mention the [sot
of their reducing diet to their over.
plump friends. ' -
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downtotss. "Ihsvetotehemy
tee else:- with lemon though i on.
(or cram. end I couldn't think oi
tshihg enything with it."
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on the other side or the tee. tehie.
would» it you are twenty pounds
hesvier then this triend or yours
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