Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-30
JUDGED EY THE CoLoES.
HOW THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL
SELECT THEIR FOOTGEAR.


What CIa>-c- Wear striped and solid
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| For instance. he maintained that 10" re
fined woman. uu woman with perfect
! taste, would ever maxi a barrier shop sign
sign Of herself hv wearing striped stock
| lngs He held thar trmal" with striking
| costume. a display uf cheap lrW~lrl, ami
a living. walking illustration Of iuhar-
| muuiuus combinations of Cplur~ w.l- the
| only respectable being who ever called for
| barber stockings H.. excused her ru the
| ground that she knew 10 better. IEn"r-
! anCe he said was the only reason why
| young girls and country maIdrn~ called
| for such ugly and inappropriate foot gear.
| am thoroughly convinced that his theory
was correct. ~ have vet to receive call
| for such striped stockings from a II Paul
| woman old or Young, whom ! know to
| have a leading position in social circles.
| They are worn "A great deal 10y little EirlS,
| hut with children the demand i for the
| smallest kind Of a stripe Blue and white
or black and white are the relgHiuE com
| hinatiuns uf color They want a.
near the neutral tint as pw-si-
| hle. for the less conspicuous an article l.
| a. to color the more desirable The striped
| Indian girls VIII" change To- visit the ~rur,.-
| They want the rr,l and whlf,.ur -.,urr other
haring culurO. and the stripes AR, never too
broad To suit them. Next 1" the Indians
come the darklr- The culur,.,l women like
| shuwy Stuc kings The foreigners are NEXT
| SO that We get rid Of all such stun between
| the Indians negroes, and the durnretIcs uf
| foreigI. birth or extraction.
This experienced friend " mine hal
| theory that a woman who would wear red
| stockings from choice. Wa Il p, r~Ou blessed
with more than her share of temper. Bru-
nettes are more likely To- prefer that color
than blondes, and hrunrttc~ rule are
higher tempered than their palcr sisters.
But when a blonde calls for that she il hot
tempered. We had this proved tu our en-
tire satisfaction. blonde customer in
New York invariably called for red in
Il subsequent divorce trial her husband les
titled that she was a perfect demon " hen
she got mad, and tritlrS wer, enough to
get her mad She chased him out Of the
house with "A butcher knife and made mar
ried life unbcarahlc
AsAIAGE TASTE AND DISPOSITION.
Il will never risk my life with a woman
who has partiality for red-it shows q
savage taste and Is generally coupled with
>tN dSt uL9l''Nlti'H- wow blut anu gray
are great improvements ON red They are
more subduc,l They show that their
owner is uf "a refined character and likes
not a display. But far above them. ~
they are elevated above the barber pole
stockings, are the solid black hose. They
are always elegant and Appropriate As a
rule the prettieSt girls with tine prettirst
figures take black This Is the latest craze
\ short time ago the solid culur- were all
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