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The Lady Beautiful ;
By Kathryn Wilson '
v Author and Publisher of Th? ?
Successful Rairdresser.
Questions pertaining to Beauty anywhereTTI
of general in^^rrs^and not
_ too long, will be answered uy Miss
Wilson in thip colunfn, when >space
will not permit and .the subject-is not
swered subject to proper limitations* .
and when a" stamped envelope is enclosed.
Questions for her should be
add-ressod to Mme.._K.atherino Wilson,
521 N. 33rd St., Omaha, Neb. This
column is released by The Associated
Negro Press.
Miss LT^Mrlt?Tho molfihffjr*
long been a source of considerable
humiliation to those among'
us who have been so afflicted
?but I have known cases ,where
"they have been considered an
... -Object of beauty,. . '
? You should really consult a
- skin specialist but since you have
tried to do without success, we:
will offer a simple remedy which1
yill eradicate these little pests]
_ without injury if you follow the!
following instructions.? =
Moles are usually considered
skin and are sometimes referred]
to as mother marks. The little]
thorny growths which penetrate;
the moRTare the hairs growing,
through the mole and since the!
mole is an unnatural condition'
these hairs":at,e very sensitive, j
\ ~ _ The simplest form Of treat-;
~ ment for the kimTof mole that is
causing you so much worry is]
accomplished by making a very!
strong solution 01 potassu fusa,'
mixing two parts of the potassu
fusa with one part of water.]
Roll a bit of cotton on-a.too.th-j
pick and apply this solution to]
?,themolea bei11 g-careful not, to
. touch the skin. In the course!
of a few- minutes the mole will'
be converted into a gelatinous'
.^?mass whicl^ becomes transparent
. later dries up until it ap-1
pears as & Mack scab. -fh-iyf
scab will^ljry up and will even- j
??tually fall; off. Moles removed
in this manner very seldom-re-j
turn.
Miss Jessica.?I answered the
* : " very same question In these col-!
umns a short time ago, but since"
you failed to see it and the com-j
plaint is such a common one a-!
liiong our people, I will answer]
it for^Vou."
? Greasy and itching faces and j
skin is usually due to some irreg-|
ularity and while we can try j
outside treatment, it is not per-|
manent unless the real scat of j
the trouble is reached in the
course of our treatment.
You must stop -the eating of
fajts and heavy , meats. We
should regulate our diets to suit
our^oCChpStiohs and. since your
duties are very light and you
' - engage in no strenuous exercise,
it is only natural that _the calor-|
ies of fofcd, and espectally^fats,
will accumulate. These extra
calories which are not used up
by the body find exit through the
pores of the body, and those that
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are unable to make exit in that'cc
manner, turn into unhealthy fat. j
The victims of eating ~ioor ?
much fat are usually inactive and ?
pepless and perspire too freely:.
This perspiration is always~very
greasy just as the under nourished
person is often troubled
with a dry hard skin which of
course, is caused by the absence ?
Accompany this inner treat-1
rnent?with regular visits to a ...
good beauty doctor and take regular
treatments for. this condi- ?
lion, after you have been given wi
a gooif massage with a grease- | *
less cream, ask her to apply aFjjji
goou- astringent to ciose_ tne ?
pores,. You might also apply ice z
to the face. Ice is the best ft-j ?
sfrTng^nt we know and if chop- I
ped up and placed in a .cotton p
cloth, with a few dFops of witch \
hazel dropped on it/the face will *
feeT cool arid wftl lose its greasy
appearance.
VIRGINIA MASONS TO PUB
L1SH HISTORY OF ORDER jg<
<By The "Associated Negro Press.) | '
Richmond, Va., July?As a
part of the Fiftieth Anniversary '
of the Grand Lodge of Masons1
of Virginia, which will be freidp
{? O A -I A 1
in ivaiiiiiuiiu, ocpLCinuer x*x to
18, .this year Grand Lodge offi- p
cers announce the publication ofkj
a history of this one of the most I p
noted and?illttstrious jurifidicdictions
in Masonry. The scope!
of this Chronicle will include the j
earliest records of masonry a- f<
mong Negroes tracing its begin- ?
ning from the Army Lodge; o
which was warranted by the j g
Grand Lodge of England in 17- j |
87. undei ,the name of African |
Lodge No. 459 with Prince Hall' x
as the fihst Worshipful Master.: &
It points out that masonry was
first established in Virginia g
thl'OUlfh the ore-?) nidation of IT- S
nivers&l 4uodge-No. -1 In Atexan-J ?
dria, F?1^5, 1845, while the first ec
Grand Lodge in the state was'
established Doremhpr 5>fl, 1365,
another following October 14, 18- i
67, these two being united in Petersburg,
December 15, 1875, the
organization which has an unbroken
history to this time. The roster
of the Grand Lodge of Virginia.
contains the namesof-near
velopment of Negro culture in
he state. They point with pride
to many such successful efforts
as the establishment of the Virginia
Normal and Collegiate In- Ia
stitute, the president of which J.
H. Johnson was a Grand Lodge ^
officer and afiother officer of a:
which A. W. Harris drew and in- "
troduced in the legislature the ^
bill which made it possible. The a
construction was under the di-'ti
rcctiem of Negroes, the brick be
owned by them and the first
spade of earth being turned by
the Grand Secretary. It is unus- b
ual in that only three Grand Sec- i
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_L__ THE PALME
>taries have served during its
rig history; the.first served
jven years,. the second, Dr. H.
. Harris, from 1882 until his
eath -in 1920, and his son, IV."
!. Harris, who has served unl
time. Thev hawrretfTtefr
rid bound proceedings from the
ery ^beginning of" the orgamzaon
and an attractive volume
I history is promised. It will
e illustrated by W. E. Scott of
hicago, a former pupil of IT O.
aimer, anil printed by the St.
uke Press under the direction
: Mrs. Maggie L. Walker.
IRGIN ISLAND v
DELEGATE ARRIVES
By The Associated Negro Press.)
New York, Aug.?Vigorous
eps to end the proocht chaoc
i the Virgin Islands due to the
curring dissolutions of the St.
roix Colonial Council this by
overnor i>hilip Williams will be
ikon following the arrival in cir
this week of H. ijerg, a> mem
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of thfl^St. Croix Connci 1, acirding
to the American Crvfl
iberties Union, which has been
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Floral Designs a Specialty,
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[ours:?9:30 A. M.?7 P. M.
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Undertakers and Embalmers
Why we should be called upon when
n undertaker is required is because
f the advantage* we offer. It is part
f our policy to save the family-every
ollar possible, not to swell the bill
3 much as the family will stand. So
1 detail of service we cut the exense
to the lowest possible point,
he result is a bill that represents
large saving over the usual underiking
charges.
Pcrrin & Singleton,^
UNDERTAKERS & EMBAUMER8
Open AH Hours '
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FLORENCE, S. C.
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!TTO LEADER
active in^-behalf of the Virgin j?
Islanders in their-conflict with 5
the naval administration.
A ^conference between repres- $
entative Virgin Islanders, officT- ?
als of the American Civil Liberties
Union and othe^^piterested ^
organizations wilLbe held to plan ?,
ways and means for asfeuring4h^
exercise of civil rights in the is- dj:
lands. ==
A delegation will prohahlv visit
President Coolidge at the sum- 8
mer White House, at Swamp- ?
scott, Mass., as he is the only of- 8
ficial designated by law to pass ?
on Virgin Island-matter a. Twtr g
memoranda urging action to re- K
I lace the naval administration by *
a civil government have been sub J'
mitted to the President and referred
by him to the Navy De- $
parljneiil for report.1' |
The issues have also been put
before Senator Borah-at the in- *
ion through its Washington^e-^x
presentative, Isabelle Kendig. *
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Columbnia and vicinity, under
Lyles, a graduate of the Poro
Mme. Lyles is a first class
hair in any style. "You need.
Mme, Lyles. Just enlist in ov
and most courteous service the
Price for bobjbing is only
Hair Pressing and shampooing
Manicuring 3J>c and 50c.
While VTsiting and shoppii
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the expert supervision of Mme. Addle" r *"
College, St. Louis, Mo.
i ladies barber who knows how to bob x;
not worry about your hair at all" says C;
ir army of customers and get the best
' Poro System has to offer.
35c. Facial massagiri&^ l?0c to $1.00. ' I 1
r, regular Poro price by all agents. x
ng in Columbia, we want our women ![
uty Shop, especially equipped foil your * ?f
est room and I Lavatory connected. *
wrr service. Phone for appointments. *
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