The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 8, 1899, Page 22

22 THE SUNDAY C Chat Furst Wrinkle /e den of factal v as ia \tica whic v 3 wr xent was Jere stands 1d redwocd flag- oking pole is 1s bent with decay- g along the ed yards away s slowly mise of why the there alone In & pas- to he absorbed nd to aisappea ely begins E the a Effective Facial Mac=aGe That e and stimulates the skin Bacome t rom the o = > range Then beat i1 flufty and wil mischief in the If you visit 3 removed t} T "t » arrived 1d dusty Bl 1bout v over-b muten wrink the 1d ised a can s saddlethon his arm ! before ( the homesteac that now ented him ap each other g cordially the bundle announced from Sonoma S Juiy 10, 1846—that was which Captain Smith ex otle stroke which shoul the day cuted a patr! forever dla- on Never Have _flppearea’ Follow These Simele Rulgs and Recome Bealtiful. cult to describe this moyement as It con- sists not only of a rubbing round and round in littla circles, but of an inward movement as well. The fingers must sink well into the flesh, for the muscles next to the bone must be refreshed and exer- cised o muscles, like the skin, are con stantly undergoing a process of de ca and renovation The tiny ittle h the muscles are composed ally throwing off wor particles and new fiber hag to be cr "here is no better or quicker way of ing along this proce nd_restoring to the exhausted muscles than by mas- \ceils of w! his knead n r this purpose. It blood to'the surface, and rosy cheeks will be the resu P For the lines across t wn as follow kneac somewhat difficult to NSw Looks Down On a SCene of Desclation. And, lieutenant's ~ written ins you.” The messenger was one of the Bear g men. score com- s had perform at great in hostile to ed the sur son at Sonoma and the subjuga the inhabitants of the country. This while neither con- querors nor conguered were aware of the fact that the faighty arm of the Tnited States Government was about render of Malnutrition ow cheeks. ent of this tion is in a disordered state. shows itse in there is no ail no gainsaying i rely bring abot pl r t must work indepe The fingers of eithe close_together and so plac running crosswise of t up. The fingers of one push their w the fingers of the ot like a Smoothing iron vays makes me all_ind 1d aroun frequently ver, e we gster: 1 around we patted the top ¢ other. Do you movement is on ple. remember? T shounld upward and ou t omd m’:ake a deep cl in_the flesh should ) F;hg; lifted up and gently ironed with the s of the fingers. L e i This is The small vertical : S tween the evebrows. t g coming frown, are known ke . s wrinkles,” because according t Lt like a rations n\’vrr‘eck '+ of the wrinkles, it is said, will be the nibble at sweets all 3 To reduce a doubl the fatty tis- t up the efinger rs. Use condition “Crows feet” are the easiest of all follows this massage it can be remedied lemishes to got rid of, a the using the stroking movement. An jttle woman who has determined to astringent wash made by beating up the o masseuse to her own self with white an egg in four ounces of rose perseverance and a knowled two water movements I am going to te quish the most persistent how much can tracks that ever made a w improving the able. First of all, then, I ssage. The first firmly with one hand and knead tt v just under the and second fin- end of the upper and rapidly lines gently but firmly ger of the other ! Wway {6 to place t hand on either with t A e second finger of each side of the nose at e ers ve the eyebrows and the corner of v sweap out to the temples ward curve just al meet again at t the eyehrows: t} The beauty student who her neck in lit combine t ne stroking mot the neck nd contour restored by It is quite movement A [ Il have to The little lines that extend from the out on this part nose to the corners of the mo e ching movement Ea ¢ and Stroking along follows these give herself thorough m rom three-qu: Plump, round cheeks upon the health. tand or perhaps HYGETA. | Coast to J?/y e J(Ifierlban }—/ay to compass them both. When the s vant ocean bre and stripes took the ascender Monterey and Sonoma the na- the fag on the staff in t i lors first floated from a staff at hich had previously borne aloft the ac red and nner of the Republic ha : i 1d flagstaff across the =t planted in her { Ci v was not ed the discov- 5 resources. rn Grove Parlor of Na- instituted in Bodega 5 ago, some of the old istory of the dis and intim Genera] \ estir o not spirit L \s a result th PYOSDE 3 trimmed at the enc and securely under the with hs ds, also than unde Union e ar and again planted vs th~ flag once national h \ from mantled d and mossy. v « ntial little north of the homestea es all round drawing a tall and ere still is called tree from which : he past fifty vears, had neatly nfortable from the Smith anc Indians o hole wae dug, zroup o Soon a the new of the coun- pole fitted with halyards and ple £ flagstaff on Then the flag was secured and am the hill was stra d sound with lusty jubilations, run to the top of the the sap of vouth’s v. staff, to be the briil! HONOT'TA 1t playmate of the F ok o ok o ot & o Jhe Patriarch of Sl Flag-Poles—On the Old jomestead of Capiain Jtephen Jmiths o & & o4 &# & & * H