AGELESS WOMAN.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 256, 29 October 1929, Page 11

AGELESS WOMAN.

The modern woman has 110 'age. At forty she looks like her mother did at thirty, if mother was lucky. At fifty she looks forty, sometimes thirty-seven or thirtr-eiglit. At sixty I personally often find grandma entrancing, states a London writer. And Ido actually know of a woman of fifty-five who looks like her own daughter and. has jpst had two fresh proposals of marriage. I lmte to admit it, but the things that keep a woman young are the very things- which my mother and grandmother said' would make tor look old and sinful. She may son®times look sinful to-day, but she nearly always looks young. These things are —again I. regret to admit it—powder puff, lip sticks, cold cream . . . and tennis, swimming, and dancing.