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NZ Truth, Issue 1177, 21 June 1928, Page 4

YOUR OWN BEAUTY- DOCTOR HOUSEHOLD LORE mi rA7"7~» ,^>/'" >, 7 • THE flavor of tea will be greatly im- / here Is i\o tLxcuse ror roor Complexion l proved if a piece of thoroughly dry : ■' . orange or lemon peel is placed m the ~~ . tea-caddy. It is not the fear of old-age, but the fear of crows' feet and essence of lemon lines, which usually accompany that period of woman's life, that „. 0 make essence of | emo n, mix well is responsible for the vast number of beauty specialists m our midst. l together % pint .of spirits of wine, r J J ' • ( loz. acetic acid, %oz. carbonate or BEAUTY doctors are very helpful, This gives them the required tint soda, loz. sugar and 4ozs. of lemon providing you can afford their and is said to be an improvement on rind, fees, but most of us cannot— and the older methods. * * must, therefore, rely on home treat- Egg tonic is one of the finest you nr>o cook salted meat, always put it ment to remove the shadows . of the can use for weak eyelids. Witch- * i n to cold water and bring to rhe hands of Time. . ; . hazel applied on tiny pads of boracic boil slowly. ■, lint Will also keep .them smooth and # * . * Many poor complexions are the •white. CHOCOLATE RICE MOULD result of bad diet or insufficient Almond oil, witch-hazel and boracic — cleansing. make a good ointment and should be f.HIS is somewhat similar to the Frequent washing is absolutely Panted on with a feather over- * above. Take 4ozs. of rice, 1_ pints necessary but it is not wise to use night. 0 f milk, 2 tablespoons of castor sugar, very hot water on the face and neck. The wise woman puts on her rouge 3 sheet s of gelatine, the. white, of 1 Before washing- well " "over and m secret. She will also take care to eggt 2or 3 tablespoons of cream, cite-htiv *_-_<*«.___•__ with cold cream re- remove all traces of powder from .her W ash the rice, bring the milk to moving any sS? P Ss wi?h fSe of eyebrows and lashes, paying particular the boil and put m the rice. COok ■SStS-clSth or 7) soft Towel? h . attention to the tiny "corners" of her gently for 20 minutes. Turn- out m a Wash m. warm water and use a good face. basin, add sugar and cook for another soap, lathering the skin well .and T he art of make-up is to avoid 20 j minutes Turn 1 out m a basin again, Sr&SJK? water ' Alwaysrub r > i] ™- x . w„. ia^Jat^^LT^r^ existence to the careful rinsings they value is lost. setTturn out and cover with powdered receive. Two or three waters are not chocolate It may be served with or ton. manY . ■ HimnrannnM minmmiiiminmnif iminn mfiimiiiiittiittfrii_titniMfitiMiiiii.it iiimi'iiiii t-.ii_J_vi«_\.-. « ...™.j Dry thorbu'ffhlv ' A ; skin inclined to " , """" 1, - ,M " 1 "" ''»n"«'»""»«"«"'"<"'". Mi»n.iftii.iii»iHiHi_iimii«inmiminHniiin w ithout whipped cream. be greasy should be treated with a CLEANLY CLEANING ■* ..? , *„ ' . c x . fairly rough towel; Use cold cream I^/iiV^J v.i_,-Z,_^< pUCUMBERS will keep well if they again after washing and massage gen- „ , Am _ , . are rolled m a piece of wet tissue tly— upwards, never down. CUCTION cleaners are many and paper> v varied, and although their cost « * * Treating the face and neck to a ; s comparatively heavy they are a „.„•.... c „ nMP c cold douche after washing will great boon to the housewife. TEMPTING bOUNta close the pores and prevent the The .old method . CCONES will look much nicer if, as dust from getting into the skin. 1 of tiring sweep- V Ogoon as they are removed from the Rubbing with Ice is an excellent |"g * b I 0^ f ( ) oven, they are rubbed over quickly thing, as the application of ice or cold taKfi s "I 16 IT d "* A > , with some buttered paper. water not only invigorates the skin, ]£° r r * h? v and Af\ * * * but strengthens the facial muscles. even then the re- _&J \ TO clean bead bags, rub the surface Those disfiguring blockheads are re- eaves some- H-B \ - * with crumbled new bread. and all moved much easier directly after the . . t fa de- HHfc V^ the dust will leave the crevices. face has been washed. It is a mistake ".""» fcV 8H H _. * # on theTafe *"" whUe ' Do^ lßr * ' A sucti on D| ■. CONCERNING EGGS uu une j.<xv.t_. cleaner gets all nBJn ————————— /After the squeezing procass, apply „ __jL i-j-n ißnfi ________ ___._ . .. „ t _.__«, «._,„---*_» lemon duice, eau de cologne or. cam- . Jfe iS^u^r Y%JU T°thS c2i Sfilftol » SlSffiSS WPl.d. fl 7.d lnshos" reouire snecial of the time. Easy PxffmW put them into a glass of . cold water atSnSon .aS^trektmlnt and , simp eto Q^SmW'' Stand m a cool place and they will attention ana treatment. ... ... operate it is eco- i&&-M m W kppn for three or four days. When Frequent bathing in^cold^water , will n P mlca | to run JP^IT •S Se wanted; ' Just pour off the keep them strong and .brilliant; the and wel , worth water wante ' J surrounding frail skin,, if dry should the money expen ded m its pur- waier ' # # * be treated with a paste of yolk of egg c hase Z.~.. . ■ jj j*„ *uand almond oil. C T£ uses of a vacuum cleaner A TEASPOON o vmegaradde to If, however, the skin is inclined, to are man y f and by owning one the A water five minutes before they are be greasy, use white of egg thinned c | e aning of a house or -flat, up- ready, will prevent old potatoes from out with milk.' holstery, carpets, stubborn corners going black and much improves their To permanently darken . eye- of woodwork, etc., is a very simple, flavor. « # # ■ lashes, paint, them consistently hygienic matter. SODA CAKE Witn tea. itiiiiHuiiuiimiiititiHiiiiiuiiiiHUHiiiiiiiiititniiiitiiiiiuiiuiiiuiiiiuiitiHiiiiiiliiiiiiuuiiiiinniiitiimiii —■■■'■■ ' ' ''*•'. ' " niiiiminmuuisumii-niuiiimiin«iitiiiiniiimtiiiinimniitnitiiiiiimiinnniiiitninnfiiniiim»iiiH>i _-.. . . — p-| . n n _ n f flnur 1 CUD of ruinwirv qaviKip RPMPnv PAR RASPBERRY BUNS X , £ruit and 1 teaspoonful bicarbonate M ° N %fi^irS^ R r E mir H . ■ "' "y r * _ - of s6da. Mix these ingredients; melt CMILDKENS OUUtanb TAKE «/felb. flour, 2ozs. sugar and lo*. together a cup of fat and a cup each '* butter, 1 teaspoon of baking pow- of water and sugar. Dissolve the soda Qualified Chemist's. Recipe Easily Made der, 1 egg and a little milk. Mix all j n the water and mix all together. Up At. Home ; . together into a rather stiff paste;.' roll Bake m a moderate oven for 1 hour — — — — ' out thinly and cut into rounds, put an cL keep for a week before eating. An ordinary bottle of cough mcdi- some raspberry jam m the centres and #, * * cine, costing say half-a-crown, is of roll over, pinching slightly and press- »pg jj o jj cracked eggs, wrap each one no use when a number of kiddies have ihg down. Bake for ten minutes. 1 Jn a p i ece 0 f tissue paper and boll colds. It is empty after a few doses. IAM -- K _ rtBO m the usual way. Sensible mothers now make their own JAW DHUro # # # cough mixture witlv "Heenzo" (Hean's _ AX 3 , f y of but . T0 :■ preve nt the contents burning, 13 T J™, iZL 2 S cu S ps' ot fioSr and^ T^^^^«^ at the SS^C?^ t^ffi irS^ a h ° le -answerto CORRESPONDENT %^^ s^!^^ , Sundry Olaze" (W^pawa) : To put or other opium drugs, so that it can oAT CA KES the oss ?. n col + lars .V ad d . a ww safely be given to quite small children. ° AT CAKE > of turpentine to the starch.. When "Heenzo" gives prompt relief m all j>UT 3ozs. dripping and a teacup ot ironing, first^iron lignt ly on the^ wrong kinds of coughs and colds, , croup, T wat er to boil m a pan, then stir m *Jde and whooping-cough, and influenza, and is ii b . oatmeal. Then roll it out very side, rub « over fJ^^.J.jf l6^.^ obtainable at all chemists and stores, thin, cut m rounds and bake m. quick flannel dipped m French chalk, men 2/6 a bottle. But wherever you buy, oven. This may be cooked also on a rub over with a piece ot wmte cura be sure and get "Heenzo" (Hean's Bs- girdle over a slow fire and then stood soap and iron again, mostly on tne sence).. No other will do.* _ before the fire to toast. right side. ~. I %/ — I fi INGREDIENTS- 1 lb. flour. 2 or. butler, TTQU havejbut to try this recipe, then taste U b 3 leod teaspoon* Baking powder. / cupjul . and yo^ll want to try the many other id (t dates, stoned and rolled. appetising recipes to be. found m the W \m METHOD— Sift flour, baking pohder dnd « Highlander " Cookery Book. This is but « 5 salt. Rub m the butter, and mix to a flexible Q there are some fifty others— recipes for 01 */■ i^J^A^iitEl'SS 'macm, Puddings, custards, cakes, desserts-all 4 ji Brush all ooer With a litfe milk- Place the SO Simple and economical. id F sheet of dates on one half , and fold ooer the „i ■- ■ ',' t j I_. 51 (t other half of thc dough. 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