WOMAN'S WORLD.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 256, 4 December 1909, Page 1

WOMAN'S WORLD.

► m [ COSPBL OF GOOD LOOKS, | DONT'S FOR WOULD-BE BEAUTIES. ► Habits that mar bcautv arc as tlic r little foxes that destroy the vines. They j ?f e ma "y ail( l 31 « a" and mischievous. [ Ma dame Lina C'avalieri mentions some > of tMra warningly for careless l.euutics, I point the way on country > Don't eat too much. [ Don't chew the lips. 1 Don't bite the nails. I Don't sit on your foot. , Don't eat many sweets. Don't read in a dim light. Don't bathe in a cold room. , Don't neglect a daily outing. ; Do n't read or write facing a light. Don t sleep in ill-ventilated rooms. Don't read when the eyes are tired. Don't read or write on a moving train. light 0 ' oP ° n the e^GS Up ° a a brl S' lt Don't stand with the shoulders forward. Don t stand with the abdomen thrust out. Don't let your hands or leet remain cold. Dont make faces when you talk or listen. Don't drink much wine—the less the better. night* 1 ' neglect to batlle y° ur feet every Don't sit on the last three bones of your spine. Don't be afraid to yawn or stretch when alone. Don't thrust the hips far backward as you walk. Don't sit with one shoulder higher than the other. Don't stand with one hip higher than tlie other. Don't fail to sleep as many hours as you require. Don t wear too light-weight clothing /n winter. Don't sleep in a room crowded with draperies and rugs. Don t forget to visit your dentist once every three montliß, Don't let the chin bury itself in the neck. Keep it high. Don't wear tight shoes or tight gloves or tight corsets. Don't brush or comb the hair roughly. The scalp is tender. Don't go into the outer air directly after washing the face. Don't be afraid of rain or snow. They are tonios and beautifiers. Don't be discontented. Discontent engraves ugly lines in the face. Don't fall asleep with the features drawn in anger, worry, or fatigue.