The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922, July 30, 1920, Image 2

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    i in, HICHAM), FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920
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Article Twenty-six.
Youth Mini llrnulr on the llaigaln
Table
It Is true. Youth nod Demit y arc
both now classified, labeled, priced
and sold Just like ribbons and hair
pins or any other commodity. If
anyone had told nip taey were for
Mle I should have been Inclined to
doubt the statement. Hut I have
eon the pv,r d a''' "-tl-,,ients. One
adtrrtlsor : :.n" . n.ion receipt
of a specified sum of money, to Bond
a corrTiKT.'ct'.co cru;c r.T lnidruc
tiou gu.ir.uil vi d to restore youth.
In bold, black typo there Is a stato
mpnt to thp effort that the writer of i
the advertisement, as a result of thin
phenomenal course of training, Is
younger at seventy than he was at
fifty. j
And on anoihpr page thorp Is a!
Yery readable article Jcaded "Home
ly at Twenty Handsome at Forty." j
Apparently we are living In an era
governed by the law of contraries. I
There seems to be a mad quest for
the possession of that which Sir
ronce de Loon sought for so valiant
ly years ago.
Very carefully I read the context,
both of the advertisement and the
ppeclal story. In both Instances the
trail ended In the same pot of gold
good heal t a.
It Is true, lip rouge can be bought
for a quarter and an rye-brow pencil
for thirty-five cents, but the beauty
they produce perishes with them ad
the last state of the person so beau
tified Is worse than the first. If you
don't believe me, take a look at
someone you know who has cultivat
ed drug store beauty for yenrs and
finds herself unexpectedly too far
from the base of supplies to replen
ish her stock.
Beauty, like any other article of
value must be paid for accordingly.
The price Is high and Is never re
duced because nature is going out of
business or recuperattng after a fire.
Beauty must be paid for In actual ef
fort, self-sacrifice, determination and
Will power. Rules and principles of
hygiene must be observed and the
advice on the care of the health given
by persons of authority must not be
ignored.
This Is an age when everyone '
acknowledges the Importance of phy
sical education. Schools and col
leges have Instituted It as a science.
With perfect heal t a comes energy
and mental activity. It Is the fool
ish )d'a that bargain counter beauty
is a "Just as good" substitute for the
genuine, health produced article
that makes many martiaees a fail
ure. Men who are at first attracted
by the beauty of the women they
marry are disillusioned and disap
pointed when they find that it has
no real basis and cannot survive the
first martial decree hauls ling the
"make-up."
For the average man will not hesi
tate to fall in love with a girl who
s noticeably mad? up. nut after
I hey are married he solemnly de
clares: "I don't want my wife using those
things. You don't need them. You
are pretty enough ns you are."
(Which Is another form of love-love-blindness,
for she Is not.)
Later, when the roso colored glass
es throngi which he has been mak
ing observations nro shattered, he
learns with Increasing dismay that
his wife Is a sallow, nervous creature
with Impaired circulation, lowered
vitality and sluggish mentality.
Just like the average bargain pur
chase, the beauty hp thought he had
acquired was not wort a the price.
Genuine beauty can be acquired
only by common sense and self-discipline.
One of the best authorities
In the country gives this receipt for
the preservation of youth.
"Eat moderately of substantial
foods. Drink nt least two quarts of
water every day. Kxerclse dally,
keep the body clan by sun, air and
water bathing, get plenty of sleep
and relax whenever possible during
the day. Take an occasional vaca
tion and avoid stimulants and nar
cotics. Cultivate a cheerful and
graceful frame of mind and learn to
control enervating emotions such as
worry, fear, anger and discontent."
The body Is dependant upon a
strong, vigorous will, and the mind
on physical fitness. Theatrical peo
ple and moving picture people are
well supplied with will power. They
always say:
"Oi, we never get sick, we haven't
the time."
The state of mind affects the phy
sique of Individuals and the face al
ways sympathizes with the thoughts
and reflects them. It has been
proven again and again that under
any excitement or emotion there Is
such natural action and reaction be
tween the heart and the brain. Fear,
worry. Jealousy 'and ancer nlnv inmn
- i - - -
f ie constitution. Love, Joy, hope and
contentment raise the health tone.
Moving pictures have demonstrated,
perhaps more than anything else,
how the expression of tae counten
ance reveals the thoughts and inten
tions more than do words.
The average woman, it is declared
does not take time enough to rest
and relax. She will spend many
hours steaming aer face and make
her back ache and bring dark cir
cles under her fyes by standing with
hands upraised arranging her coif
fure, but she will declare she can
not take time to lie down and rest,
doze and completely relax both mind
and body for a short period every
day. Later she will write to me or
to someone else and nsk what lotion
shp can apply that will improve her
looks.
Sleep is most Important. The
Ideal sleeping posture it that i;
walch the body reclines on the right
side. Hags and pillows stuffed with
hops and pine needles are soothing
and will Induce sleep. In health one
requires about eight hours sleep. The
neurotic or anedemlc person should
have from eight to twelve. If the
body gets the right amount of rst
it possesses the power of automatic
repair.
Real beauty means real health, it
takes hard work, sometimes to g.M
real aealth and to keep health one
must pay the price by sacrificing
many pleasures and dainties. Noth
ing that is to be had free or at a
bargain price is usually of much
value. "Air," one authority admits,
"is free, but it must be breathed, and
the deeper and more vigorously It is
seop ii poo3 a.ioiu uianj 'potnto.iq
one."
x EVK.UYIMU)Y HAPPY?
Brother's lost a button from his J 14
shirt,
Mother's sewing fasteners on her $40
skirt,
Sister's nice and comfy in aer J80
fur, .
And father works like sixty for his
$30 per.
Dean-Hicks Imprint.
s Anyway, our present feeling is
that If tie predatory Instinct should
ever overpower our judgment and
conscience, remarks Houston Post,
we would probably visit some neigh
bor's potato patch in the dark of the
moon and let the banks alone.
The traders may knock down the
price some but none among them can
hurt the securltyof Liberty bonds.
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bank endeavors to render to its depositors. We aim to establish that feeling
of co-operation and mutual help that is certain to bring mutual success. For
your success is our success.
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Have You Considered the
Value of Quality
QUALITY of any sort speaks loudly for itself. Quality in merchandise
quality of service both force their attention upon patrons.
Stephenson & O'Bannon are making their greatest appeal for the large
share of your business on the strength of QUALITY. "We buy nothing but the
best of everything Hay, Grain, Coal, etc., because we know it means the ut
most in satisfaction to customers. In these days of high prices people are
entitled to the most for their money. When they spend their money they
have a right to expect return dollar for dollar on their expenditure.
LET US PROVE IT TO YOU
Give us the opportunity to demonstrate what we mean by QUALITY OF
SERVICE, and QUALITY OF MERCHANDISE.
YOU SHOULD EAT HEALTH PASTRY
During this hot weather the home cook cannot be too careful of the foods
she prepares for the family. Plenty of Rye Bread or old-fashioned Corn
Bread makes the children grow better and feel better. And Dad likes them,
too. Give the folks a pleasant change. Order a sack today either large or
small. Your choice of:
Special
RYE FLOUR
24 lb. sack
Yellow or White,
CORN MEAL
10 and 100 lb. sacks
CURTIS BEST FLOUR
Regular size
High Grade Standard
BUY YOUR WINTER COAL NOW
You should be laying in your winter's supply of coal right now. We are
receiving shipments of coal from time to time, and we suggest that you plao
your order TODAY to be filled as soon as your turn comes. You will not be
able to get it cheaper for several months, and you will need the coal this
winter. Your choice of
OWL CREEK KIRBY COAL MOFFAT COAL
Lump or Nut Lump or Nut ' Lump or Nut
Everything in our line is at your immediate service. We want you to
"give us a chance" to please you. That Is all we ask.
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