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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OftrXON
THURSDAY. AUGUST 11. 195,1
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THREE PRETTY HAIR STYLES were created for women of dif
ferent hoiqhti b ythe Lilly Dache Beauty Salon. At left is the
"Feather Tip Chignon," especially for a petite woman (under
5-feet-5), or the woman with a very small head or short neck.
Center is a "Bouffant" hair style for the medium figure (from
5-Vt-5 to 5-faet-7). She is allowed more variety than her
taller or shorter sisters and can gear her hair to accent her best
facial features. At right is the "Silhouette" coiffure, for the
tall woman (5-feet-7) or a woman with exceptionally large
bone structure. Longer hair set in downward lines is generally
preferred to this type.
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U113 summer, stop worrying!
A new study by the American
Public Health Association reports
tha', contrary to popular belief very
tew cases or the infection are
picked up at public pools or locker
rooms.
Of course, you may slill develop
case of Athlete's Foot this sum
mer probably because you ve
ueen carrying me lungus causing two days in a row
tne imecuon on your leel lor years, f chance to air out.
Most people PICK UP the DUR as nprsnire Mcpssivelv. wpnr whitp
children, the report adds. It lies SOcks. since the dve in colored
"SILHOUETTE" coiffuro was created by the Lilly Dache Beauty
Salon especially for a tall woman. Longer hair and lower lines
male a proportionate picture as a whole, while adding fem
ininity. The Right Coiffure
Is "Proportionate"
PROPORTIONATE to the small woman is. the Dache Beauty
Salon's "Feather Tip Chignon," a hair style which will make her
seem taller because of the upswept lines throughout. The clean,
yet soft lines have been geared to pick up the lines of the cos
tume ensemble.
THIS "BOUFFANT" coiffure, created by the Lilly Dache Beauty
Salon is proportionate to the stature of the medium-height wo
man as well as carrying out the flattering lines ot her costume.
worn.
i2i Wash your feet once or twice
daily, and dry carefully between
the toes. It's best to use a corner
of the towel as a blotter.
3 Use a foot powder after bath
ing to further absorb moisture, and
sprinkle some powder in your shoes
and hosiery as well.
(4) Never wear tne same shoes
Rive them
If your leet
dormant just under the skin most
of our lives, coming to life when
the right conditions turn up. When
the environment is hot and moist,
the fungus launches a full-scale
itching attack which is why
Athlete's Foot rampages on our
feet in the summertime.
The way to avoid an outbreak is
to keep your feet as dry and cool
possible. Here s a prevention
routine recommended by foot specialists:
(1) Wear shoes made of leather,
top and bottom. Leather s unique
fibrous structure permits air to cir-
socks may act as an additional
skin irritant.
15) Do not wear sneakers
gym shoes, except for short play
periods. Perspiration won't evapor
ate through the sole and starched
canvas uppers. Change back to all
ieather shoes when the game is
over.
SCHOOLDAYS BEAUTY HINTS
The bright Kirl carries more than
books and lunch in her school bag.
Tucked in there between Algebra
and English Lit are the small
Items of beauty that make
it needs a slight heightenins cf
temporary color, try a Color-Tone
Shampoo; and if it needs condition
ing as well as gleaming clpanline s
then make it a bill: sneen uream
much of the difference between the i Shampoo. Keep it neatly in place
attractive co-ed and the drab one,
the girl surrounded by friends and
the one standing alone and lonely.
Madame Helena Rubinstein,
world-renowned beauty authority.
Is deeply interested in this aspect
of your education because she
knows how important it is. We
would like to pass on to you some
of her suggestions.
By now you know, of course,
that general health is basic to
good looks. Tnat you learned in
grade school: but when you get to
high school and perhaps on to uni
versity you learn that natural
beauty needs care, and that the
girl who draws admiring glances
from the opposite sex and envi
ous ones from her own is the girl
who knows how to emphasize her
good points and play down the oth
ers. In other words, she uses
creams and lotions- faithfully and
cosmetics artfully.
Now, what are the most impor
tant beauty items for a girl of
your age? Here are the ones
Madame Rubinstein says you
should always have on hand:
For a clear and glowing skin,
cleanliness comes first. So if you're
troubled by blackheads. Beauty
Washing Grains should top the list.
This remarkable friction wash
reaches deep into pores and routs
clogging impurities, leaving your
skin immaculate. Next, If you're
on your way to bed. apply sooth
ing, healing Medicated Cream. It's
ingredients are widely prescribed
by skin specialists as being most
effective for healing surface blem
ishes, and if you use it properly
you'll see your skin clear up won
derfully and bless the day you
"enrolled" with Madame Rubin
stein! In the morning, to continue your
treatment during the day, use
Snow Lotion. It too is medicated,
and was created especially for
school girls with beauty as well
as math problems. It s opaque
enough to conceal blemishes by
providing a pretty foundation for
the sensitive skin while the healing
ingredients do their good work.
Snow lotion is cool and smooth,
and will be one of your staunchest
good friends.
Under items that might be
termed "utility" comes a deodorant
in cream, spray or pad form
and a depilatory for removing su
perfluous hair from arms and legs.
Nudit is excellent as a hair re
mover far superior to shaving
with its stubbly and unsightly re
sult because it s safe, smooth
and long-lasting. For your hair, if
FflKEZITJG MEAT
When you prepare meat for
freezing, remove the wrappings in
which it came from the store.
Wrappings for freezing should be
moisture-vaporproof.
HOTELS
OSBURN HOLLAND
EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORI
Thoroughly Modern
Mrs. J. E. Earley Joe Early Jr
Proprietors
with Hair Spray.
And now cosmetics. No diubt
you've been told many a time
that a girl of your age requires
only a minimum of make-up; but It
must be of the best, and most
skilfully applied. A combination
creamy base and silken powder
is essential, and Minute Make-Up
would be perfect for you. It lights
the skin and covers tiny imperfec
tion, lasts a long1 time and yet
goes on in a second. The other
basic is lipstick of which Ma
dame Rubinstein offers a fascinat
ing variety of shades (a beautiful
all - 'round one is "Wear-With-AU
Red"), and all of them will keep
your lips soft, smooth and youth
fully inviting. Those are the two
items you really need; but for
dress-up occasions a nail polish is
in order one that blends with
your lipstick and costume. Again,
a "Wear-With-AU" shade would be
just right.
So these are your tools for
beauty. The rest Is up to you, and
we wish you the best of luck
with both studies and fellow students!
SALAD SHORTCUT
When you are preparing cole
slaw for a crowd, put the cabbage
through the coarse blade of your
food chopper, then cover with
chopped ice and refrigerate until
ready to mix with dressing and
serve.
BOILED ONIONS
Add a little curry powder to the
cream sauce you've made for
bailed onions. Serve with broiled
chicken and steamed rice. A salad
or coarsely grated carrot or carrot
curls in it will add color and
crisp texture to this menu.
PERFECT TRAVELER
Easy-to-use Ban is easy to travel
with. It's a new kind of lotten
deodorant that rolls-on without
mess, drip or waste and can't spill
in your suitcase. Several local
stores are carrying It.
SPECIAL FOR AUGUST'
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The part of a pretty hairdo In the
total charm ot ft woman's figure
is a matter of proportion as well
as closcup shape and sheen, says
Lilly Dache. Miss Dache. long fam
ous as a milliner and now becom
ing Just as famous as a beauty
expert, bcllcven that the rlplit coif
fure Is "proportionate." Riving the
head Its proper size in relution to
the Test of the figure, and If neces
sary, doing a neat bit of Illusion
to counter balance the trio-tall, too
Nhort future or to miike the lic:d
look larger or smnllcr as need be.
Miss Dache gives the lollowltvj
tins to women searching for the
right hair stylo to ninko a beautl
fill whole of the figure and lis
proportions In this Spring's fash
ion silhouettes:
In her glittering new hair salon
on East 66th Street In New York,
Miss Dache said: "The coiffure
should contribute to the overall ef
fect of the woman, being used like
any other accessory to give an Il
lusion of height, to discount de
fects in fentures or head size and
to point up your figure and facial
assets. Wcll-carcd-tor, healthy hair
enn make a part of the fashion
picture too shilling the emphasis
in the limine lino as hemlines
change and the silhouette varies
to htuhliclit different parts of the
anatomy."
1. The short ftcure (under 5-feet
5-lnchrs in height, or very small
'head or short neck) Hair should
be cut short and arranged in up
ward sweeping lines. The nape of
tlie neck should be close and neat,
any buck fullness should be
brushed upward as in the Dache
Salon's "Feather Tip Chignon." All
lines, in general, should point to
ward the crown of the head. Full
ness should nlways be kept above
the ears. The short, heavier wom
an should avoid fussy curls or
waves, but small bangs or face
curls are flattering to the petite
woman.
2. The medium figure (from 5-fcel-5
to 5-leet-7 in lieichti This
woman should have what Miss
Dache culls a "Bouffant" look to
her hairdo. The coilfiire is closely
arranged In cither a medium or
short length. If you're in this group,
you're allowed more variety than
taller or shorter women, but stress
your facial features: if they're
large, every line of the coiiiure
should move inward around the
face or sweep dramatically back
ward so that the bulk of the hair
Is seen in profile. If features are
small, the main sweep should be
backward from the face in soft,
controlled v.'aves.
3. The tall figure (over 5-feet-7
in height, or a woman with large
bone structure) This woman
should stress her hair in every
way possible, with lonser hair
more desirable and downward lines
accented throughout. The Dache
Salon has created "Silhouette" es
pecially for this woman; the hair
is swept backward in straight lines
off the forehead with no part what
soever, then low. lull waves set
below the ear and tapered down to
the nape of the neck.
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Boy. Americans are about as
priccwise and price conscious as
' any group of people In the world
I today.
; Witnesseth.
Wilbur: "Did you give your
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you talked about?"
Wilbur: "Any results?"
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to look at Hip jKsitiP side of the
story, some folks inlher than cut
back on .MinirthmK look for a
better value. In food there's one
real standout . . . everyone knows
that. Milk is the best food buy in
the market or on the doorstep.
And Itc-h from local dairies.
Grade "A" Milk offers the most
of everything nutrition, taste,
freshness anyone would expect of
any food.
Variety is one of milk's mxnv
virtues. " l or instance, try tins
mocha punch:
You tl need three cups ot milk,
one cup clouble-.strcnulh toilre
dulled, one q'.iart of rhmolale irr
cream. '3 a teaspoon of almond
l!.no:n:c. '. cup sugar, a frw
grams of salt, puit of whipped I
cream and teaspoon of nuuncs. :
Pour milk and coffee Into cold
punch bowl; add hall of the choc
olate ice cream and stir until par-
tiallv ir.cllod. Add flavoring, swar. i
and salt: blen.I. Fold in whipped
rrenm and rest of Ice cream.
Sprinkle luhtly uh nutmeg and
serve immediate iy.
Tike it from mr. hrrr'j a
h.il-ca:lirr drink for It people ,
that !ll mke sou the rate
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Cloro in germ-killing elficiencyl
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