THE ALLIANCE HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1920.
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Copyright by Rice r eature Service.
Cullen Bryant wrote
ARTICLE XIII
The llanfthee of Deanty
fih! Oo ooo oo e ow e!
Tie the thirteenth day of the
xnonth. This Is the thirteenth article
yf the thirteenth week of thla series
et beauty talks and It will appear
la print on Friday!
So prepare for the worst. It is In
evitable. There Is no escape. Cal
amity always follows the wall of the
Banshee. Sooner or
later the blow will
fall. Sooner or later
v you will be a victim
of the dread vlslta-
lion, i nave iriea 10
break the news gent
ly. I hare given the
warning. On your
own head be It that
FIRST GRAY HAIR.
Nobody wants It
fvtsciu
JOAN
(William
that.)
Nevertheless, the grim, gray Ban
shee sits tight on Beauty's brow and
the Spectre stalks gloomily at Beau
ty's side until, In despair, she grasps
a pen and writes a lament. Alack-a-
dayl The lament Is addressed to
Me.
"Dear Miss Dean: . t am discon
solate. What shall I do to prevent
gray hairT"
Again and again the pitiful ques
tlon is brought to me on a tray at
breakfast And answer must be
ever the same, though usually eour
teously camouflaged:
uear ueauty: Don't weep, nor
faint, nor dye, nor try any foolish
experiments. Just grin and bear it
I suppose you will think me cold,
unhung ana unsympathetic. You
may even say: "Oh, Just wait until
Denuded. Its descent is swift and
udden. It alights on the pinnacle
of Beauty and sounds the death knell
of Youth.
Oo oo O oo et
Beauty shrinks 'neath the weight
of Misery and sways . before the
Spectre of Age.
"Oh, glory of our race that so sud
denly decays!"
Vases For
JLaster i Flowers
Beautiful flowers deserve
beautiful holders. And sure
ly to give a Bud Holder or
Basket to hold Easter flow
ers and those which will fol
low throughout the summer,
is to express friendship in
most charming manner.
The present from Thicle 's
always brings an extra thrill
of delight. It expresses taste,
substantial worth and cor
. rect style, so persuasively
that one cannot help but feel
' the gift is a rich compliment.
Bad Holders $1.00 to $ 5.00
Pases - , 5.00 to 25.00
Silver Baskets 5.00 to
But Glass
Baskets ' $5.00 to
25.00
15.00
Thiele's
J ewelry Watches Dntgi
Brunswick Phonographs
Watch Inspectors 0., B. & Q.
Everybody dreads It. Like a bird of . ,h begins to get gray, then she will
ill-omen It comes, unannounced, un- understand."
Auai may De true, but at Dren 1
am giving you the benefit of what
has been told me by the best beauty
experts in the country. They all
agree that nothing can really prevent
hair from getting gray. It would be
- u, Biem Niagara, to turn
back the hands of time or to find the
fountain of youth. If anv nrevnta.
live were known or antidote possible
ii wouia long ago have been In such
thing as a gray-haired person would
De seen outside a museum.
Tilt n n 1 I
Bm7 nBir caa De made an
asset. It does not, necessarily, be-
lOKen tne near approach of senilltv
On the contrary, if properly cared
for and becomingly arranged, It con
veys a pleasing impression of poise,
dignity, reliability and experience.
This, to any business woman, should
be Invaluable. In social life and In
the home gray hair can be made to
look charming and wonderfully at
tractive. I have often heard It said that
life Is what we make it. In my opin
ion the hair, also, is what we make
It. If you do not like your gray hair
and so neglect it or abuse it with
concoctions which usually do harm
and, at the best, can do no perma
nent good. Or you say you are get
ting old and it doesn't matter how
you look.
It does matter. It is not an ex
travagance to go to a Tiair dresser
once a week and have your hair
waved. The resultant effect will,
with care, last throughout the Inter
vening days from one week to the
next and will so improve your ap
pearance that you will feel well re
paid. Then you must study a really be
coming style of dressing your hair.
Gray hair should never be brushed
down nor drawn back in smooth,
Btraight lineB. . Such a Btyle is too
Bevere and trying for even tho most
perfect features. It gives to the
face an aged, harsh look. Neither
does gray hair look well, especially
upon an elderly person, when It is
so loosely arranged as to give an un
tidy, rakish, I-want-to-look-young
sort of an appearance. There is a
happy medium.
Study the pleasing modes of hair
dressing seen in shop windows. Ex
periment a little. Then buy a net.
The nets are especially easy to ad
Just and cost but little. Of course,
even they require a little practice to
put on without disarranging the hair,
but any hairdresser will give you a
practical demonstration of the best
method of handling them as well as
the larger, triangular-shaped nets
which many people prefer.
The secret of wearing a net is not
to draw it down too tight. Nets are
not Intended to be drawn tight. On
the contrary, they should rest very
loose over the hair and should be
caught lightly, not tightly, here and
there with Invisible hair-pins. Many
hair dressers give the ends of each
pin a decided bend to prevent them
from slipping out of the loose meshes
of the net. By this means the pins
form a sort of hook and do not have
to be forced so far Into the colls of
hair as to make it look stiff and arti
ficial. The natural, fluffy, curled and
waved appearance can be preserved
without the suggestion of being di
sheveled and wind-blown.
Everyone dreads gray hair, yet 1
have never met but one person who
refused to admit that gray hair was
beautiful and always becoming on
other people. It Is a poor rule that
does not work both ways. If It is
becoming to other people It is be
coming, or will be becoming to you
if you make It so. It will not be be
coming If you do not wear it with
good grace. So do not fret and wor
ry and cultivate wrinkles and a bad
teem per.
Beauty must smile and try to for
get that any change Is occurring in
the color of the crown she wears,
That Is the surest and best method I
know for retarding the transforma
tlon process. Of course there are
other means at her disposal. Any
thing that will promote her own
good health and stimulate her scalp
Is sure to have its effect. But beau
ty doctors agree that it Is Just as
natural for some people to get gray
hair as It Is for some to have light
hair and others dark hair.
But everyone admires the beauty
of any young woman who appears
at a fancy-dress party in the style of
the early 70s with her hair powdered
and elaborately arranged. And any
young face framed in gray hair, if
the hair Is arranged in an equally
becoming manner, can be Just as fas
cinating.
I know one young woman of twenty-three,
whose artistic taste in the
selection of her hats and gowns
makes her always look as if sho had
Just stepped forth from the frame of
some rare picture. She Is youth
personified but she is quaint. Indi
vidual, distinctive, beautiful and
her hair is perfectly gray.
Go thou, and dress likewise. Heed
the Banshee's warning. Don't dye
Be original. Be gray zut be beau
tlful.
HUBER
TRACTORS
And Threshing Machines
Standard of the World
For Fifty Years "
Farmers: Write for special
proposition on our first
Tractor sold in the county.
Attractive Proposition for
an aggressive agent in
Alliance.
If interested, write
HUBER MFG. CO.
LINCOLN, NEBR.
Paid On
OTime Deposits
Why let your money lay idle when you can get a
good rate of interest. You will receive your interest
4
every six months.
Guardian Trust Co.
TJNDEB SUPERVISION STATU OF NEBRASKA
Want to sell or buy them. Ilrirg
your cattle, hog1 and caUes t
Phillips' barn next Saturday. 3 1
BRIDGEPORT Girrs 18
NEW SWITCH YARDS
Birdgeport, the chief contender
with Alliance for Burlington con
st ruction in this part of the state, has
at least received some encourage
ment. The News-Blade of that city
in Its last issue, tells of new switch
lug yards to be built there, the blue
prints for which h" ow thirty-one
tracks, and draxv.t therefrom some
comforting conclusions. The article
follows:
"At least it looks as If the long
contemplated actlvitv In lovil rail
road circles Is about to begin. An
official of the Burlington was here
this week in conference with the city
council, and county commissioners.
Preparations are being made. for put
ting In the extensive switching yards
southeast eof the depot, the plans for
which have been under way for some
time. A certain public road wvich
traverses the present track at which
is known as tho Hunt crossing will
be vocated, and the railroad company
has purchased an additional right of
way, which goes practically to the
Woolsey crossing. The blue prints
call for something like 31 switching
tracks that will be built here, also
large coal chutes and other needed
improvements. The double-tracking
to the new Burlington bridge is now
under way, which when completed
will allow trains which when corn
will allow the trains from the Casper
line to come In on their own track.
This news, coming so soon upon
the resumption of private ownership
of the railroads, ueads one to believe
real business is meant this time, and
talk of the line down the North
Platte from Bridgeport is again re
vived. It is reported upon good au
thority that the construction of that
road is only a matter of a short time.
This Is the most substantial proof
we have had hat the Burlington cer
tainly considers the making of this
one of their most Important points,
and then Just watch Bridgeport forge
ahead by the proverbial leaps and
bounds."
A new suit is oft times the or
igin of a fit. We fit you. Before
purchasing elsewhere view the ex
tensive display of Wooley & Oos
spring suiting. The latest styles
In any color or shade. Strictly all
wool. Prices defy competition. A
trial will convince the most skep
tical. Eagle Tailoring Oon 121 Box
Butte Ave. 84
If a woman's credit is good at a
dry goods store she never argues
about the price.
For Sale One five room bouse.
good condition. Modern except heat.
Good Location. See Nebraska Land
Company. tf
Is not the cook who prepares a
good dinner greater than the man
who makes the after-dinner speech T
NOTICE.
We have sold our business and de-
etre ot close our books -by April 1.
All those knowing themselves indebt
ed to ns will please see us before that
date. O'BANNON BROS.
If, as the poet says, a room hung
with pictures is a room bung with
thoughts, what Is a board fence hung
"Eat to please thyself,
but dress to please
others."
- Ben Franklin
A Beautiful Woman is the symbol of per
fection. Clothes may. accentuate beauty or
mar it. Our great mission is to inspire, sug
gest and guide towards the attainment of
perfection in dress. .
We always try to keep in mind, however,
that most people must gauge their purchases
according to limited incomes, and, at the
same time, they seek a certain dignity and
refinement in their clothes.
Easter Suits, Coats and Dresses are here in
beautiful profusion for the discriminating
buyer. Give us the pleasure of showing
them to you.
FASHION SHOP
(Hi. fr1T
ft
Everything
Points That 1
Way
All signs indicate that this season will
see more building activity than has ever
before been experienced in Alliance and
Box Butte County. Whyt
Progress Has Been
Retarded Long
Enough
People feel that they can no longer
profitably delay building improvements.
The necessity is that we keep abreast of
progress.
We can help you with plans and bills
of material for almost any improvement
you want to build. Let us have the opportunity.
Forest Lumber
fmm
1 ; Company j
g i W. VL BEVmdTON, Mgr. J J 33f
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