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Show Beautiful Armf Tii I Ann C aval inn. The Mont Famous Living Beauty. ARMS an? a wornan'o Ural aid to Kra; and lovfjllnoiiii. A " braullful woman wllli hor arms ralrififj above )n;r hcnrl In a cliarrnin, rarclul polno Hw.mn to mo to look forth from tlioru n:. from a wrralh of HIIob. ITor dm ciilliirn of tlicno IMUs tlioro mu;it bo caro and thoiu'htfiil-rinn. thoiu'htfiil-rinn. l)r not oar your nl'-fivi! too tlht, fur that will rindi, flatlun and rooVlfjn tli inn. The iciX V!,,y to div-lnp thr:m if thfiy are tliln Ih hy dally crr.lae and hy ma.-inaKfl with plunipenlnx oIIk and crfiamii. Hdrluce thon albo by the right fV.Aivluo or niu.iKagD. Keep thorn white and nmooth by the uee of pure creama, pure neaps and pine povdnrn. Do not, let thm yr-x dls-'oloid dls-'oloid by the dark lining or your powns. I use while llnlnt'i In all my rohe. Tie nre that every movement of the armn Is a picture, and a beuull-fnl beuull-fnl on". It Ik nnt nofenin ry to niako awkward motion with the nrniH. If you are not already endowed en-dowed wllli grace, It ia eany enough to ac'iuire it. For !nntHn'e, there In the poe in whlr:h the elbow In benl, the (Iiik'-ib lie loosely aga'nnt the ner:k and the thumb liaiiKM In loor.e and carelei-.a fashion. Thla hecma an involuntary involun-tary movement, yel it loo::enn, "llm-berc," "llm-berc," an have heard Home one ay, the tiht and awkward museled. The same ptn-pone i served by atandln? with both arms above the head, the elbowu hllKhtly bent, the arms gently curved and the flnern hanging loosely apart. All thei-je f h In rs teach a mastery of the armB, which are sometimes awkward and rebelllouo in their movements. A movement which teaches abandonment aban-donment of the arms Is that of turn-in!; turn-in!; the arm outward, the oupped hand resting; on the head, the palm outward. One of the most frraecful pobes and one nioi-.t productive of Rraco of the arms Is extending the arms rip-pingly rip-pingly in front of the body, the hands slightly rained above the shoulders, the fingers clone together. vet relaxed. Tlibi eiTrise rnitrht be culled "playiuK river with the armii." Another rno cnient for making the :i i-m k pliant !! to bend the elbow, el-bow, and, bonding the head, rent It on the hand. tor relaxing and ie:jin;; tlie arms rt'.lf.'i ttiem to a level will) the shoulders and l'-t th'-m drop IbouKh they were heavy weights t the Hide. ria:; or hfiok the lineni r,t one hand in lbot:e of the fither, fine hand belli;.; palm down v, a rd and the other palm ii)'.arfl. ttan.e the elbows thoulder hl-h and move to the left, dragging the other and re:-;lhtlnir linn a:i far si; It. can be drav.n. T'e-ver:-:e this movement, Shortly you will notice the mms'-les of the upper arm gowlng larger and (inner. The thin girl hhould apply ollv oil or lan'illn to plumpen her arms, pailiiij the remedy c.oftly Into th skin every day. If the arms are too fat hare sem one else mat-sage them by a wringing, wring-ing, twisting movement and by a quick fjv,inging of the arma back and forth. Some arms loie much" of their rightful loveliness -by having skin of coaif:e and unattractive texture. The uho of the flesh brush, preferably prefer-ably a long-handled one. In the dall bath, chould remove this trouble dt opening the closed pores, whose clor.ln rnakefj the skin t-.o rough. After a vigorous rubbing with the flcih brush a loftenlng waeh or unguent should be applied. Here la one that will bo found mod excellent ex-cellent for softening and vhitoninff the Hkin of the art in: Bran, one ounce; enough benzoin to moii-.ten it. and the juice of one lemon. There are some women who prefer pre-fer this because they think it pos-BPKsea pos-BPKsea greater bleaching properties than the other: Lemon jup-e, one 'ounce; glycerine, onel ounce; rotn-water, rotn-water, ono ounce. Rough, red arms that present a grimy appearance should be wa: hed every night before re'iring with warm water and a good cast He reap Dry thoroughly with a rough tovel and apply a uooihlng lotion made u.i of equal parts of glyrerlne and rosewaler, or, if you wlf-h, rub in a little cold cream. |