1941-01-22 — Page 11

By George MacManus

WELL-MR. JIGGS-WHAT

CAN I DO

FOR YOU?

ABSOLUTELY. NOTHING-

Copr 1940, King Pastures Synodista, Inc.. World rights reserved.

A PAGE FOR WOMEN

Exercise Rather Than

To put

women quickly into | Straighten the upper part of your pretty shape Dorothy Gray's Salon | body by drawing in your abdomen, ¦ in New York has whipped up a raising your chest and holding special refashioning course of your head proudly erect. Now exercises from which we have hobble about the mom in this borrowed to help you reduce a squatting position, heing certain too-large hip and thigh measure- | that the thighs do the work of ment.

moving the legs forward. When you feel strained. let yourself go This salon stresses exercise and tumble on the floor each more than dieting to slim hips ant į tumble is reducing to the bul- thighs. They claim that if one tocks! dieted sufficiently to reduce hips and thighs quickly, one's face would look strained and other fig- ure measurements would suffer. In fact this salon is very Arm about taking diligent care of your skin and hair white you are re- ducing for they are convinced that (about the more quickly your hip many women neglect the measurement will decrease! necessary beauty routine while they arc reducing. The con- sequences you are familiar with!

too

Reducing Exercise

THE SQUADDLE - for hip

and thigh reducing

But let's get on with the hippy problem-here is a "Squaddle" movement which is stolen from a football coach's routine. It is ex- cellent for keeping hips boylsh and for reducing flabbiness on inner thighs:

Squat by bending knees, Bend elbows and raise hands to touch shoulders, palms facing forward.

WHEN BABY LOSES APPETITE.

When you have walked forward in this position for three or four minutes, then walk backward. Move quickly so both legs are in action at the same time. Natural- ly the more rapidly you can move

Another Slimmer

THE THRESHER~for alim

ming below the waistline.

This exercise is difficult to com- prehend but not so difficult to do.

Diet

You must, however, have a large cleared space in which to throw your legs about.

Sit with left leg outstretched to side, right knee bent so right foot touches left thigh. Raise hands and arms, chest and head so your spine will be in good position you may bend your elbows.

Now by balancing and rolling the body on the buttocks, lift both legs off the floor at once and swing them to reversed positions which means your right leg will be out- stretched at side and your left leg nent so foot will touch your right thigh.

This threshing from side to side must be done rapidly and rhyth- mically and both legs must move simultaneously and under no cir- cumstances must you use your arms or hands to help you they are held up in the air as plotured. This exercise, once mastered, is a honey for reducing midriff, tummy, thighs and hips.

If you practice just these two exercises every day for a month you will be able to slip into a size smaller gown and be ever so much more agile and graceful than you ure now with a too-heavy hip line!

Like No Make-Up

a

Hollywood casting experts who; powder base gives your face annually interview thousands of girl screen aspirants from all parts of the country say there is ont thing, that betrays a rural girl too much! her makeup.

pasty look so I try to avoid" that. When my skin is nicely tanned or

She usually wears

The basic principle of using make-up to enhance one's beauty is this — it must be an illusion. If make-up is obvious it is not beautifull

when the weather is moist and warm I omit the base altogether.

"When this base has dried I apply a touch of dry rouge with a long-handled brush which is about a half-inch wide. I like brushes for make-up because I think they create a more natural effect,

"But let me warn you about rouge-use it ever so sparingly. Rouge acts as a highlight and a shadow-that's why it takes ex- pert application. Apply it to the highest point of the cheek and blend it to no colour at the edges. Never let it touch laugh or sun lincs at the corners of the eyes or mouth for rouge accents wrinkles.

One popular young screen beauty, Lucille Ball, has a lot to say about make-up. "Too much make-up makes a girl look hard This is the first symptom that or simply comical. I know this all is not well with baby's little because when I had the role of a internal organs, Stomach and variety queen of burlesque my bowels require a gentle cleansing bangs were fluffed and my hair and toning up. The immediate dressed fancy. Long artificial administration of Baby's Own lashes heavily leadened with mas- "I brush my lashes and brows Tablets is advisable and this cara were added to my own, and free of powder and leave them pleasant-tasting baby's medicine my mouth was widened and dark-that way and I prefer a clear, will usually soon put matter right,ened with brilliant lip colour. To bright lipstick for daylight wear restoring complete the picture they exagrather than the deeper, dusky normal degerated my brow arch. I looked shades. I confess, however, that sire for like I was supposed to look like T frequently change the shape of food, ban--and it wasn't lovely! •

my lips with Hip colour.

Just a ishing rest-

whim most women induge in.”

lessness and "Later I acted ́a natural role ill temper, and my hair was brushed into a and making lustrous, sleek coiffure, my brows the child were left in natural curves, only my upper lashes were darkened a cheerful and

blt at the tips and Upstick out-

For Evening Wear

"For some evening occnsions I

happy once lined my lips lightly. I felt and wear eyeshadows, mascara and nc-

more,

*

They are also espe cially valu

able during teeshing, relieving fain and restoring comfort and prucerul sleep almost as if by

looked like myself!”

Regarding Day Make-Up

cent my browa with pencil, I think that too much eye make-up, or too much of gay make-up makes a girl self-conscious and she cannot act her"natitral, charm- ing self. That, of course, is a mistake. If you apply your make- up cleverly at home, you should be able to forget all about your face while you are out,

****. *'magic.

wwww? Baby's Own Tablets are an If you youngsters would like to eminent physician's formula spe- know what a screen actress uses. ; cially · devised for babies and on her face for daytime make-up,

· children. They are a reliable cor- when she is not acting before the "You notice I didn't say any- rective for the stomach and bowel dantera liston to Lucille's tostl- thing about using powder. I don't troubles that young children so mony: "My street make-up is very use it. I feel that the moist look often suffer from.. Of all chemists, simple. I begin with 'a powder the powder-base gives my skin is Baby's Own Tablets base which is light in texture of prettier than a dull, powdered

For Children of All Ages."

a colour which matches my.eur- look. There are times, too, when". rent skin shado. I apply it lightly I do not wear rouge in daylight —with a fresh sponge. Too much hours,”

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