The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-26
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please try the left shoe on" said the lady
who sat next me in a shoe store.
"Why was thatp l asked the man who
had served her. when she departed.
Hole in her stocking. On, yes: You
would hardly believe how many ladies"
says Clara Belle in the Republic, "have
holes in their stockings. We always know
it, It's try the right shoe on or the left,
never mind the other Some of them say,
I'm afraid have a little break in my stock
ing, didn't expect to get my shoes tried
to-day And often the little break horrifes
them, having grown to big break during
the day. Oh, yes little breaks como some
times, and the lady herself does not know it
till the shoe is removed. In those cases she
usually says nothing, but just bushes
The hole is always a genuine case of
accident when a woman takes 1t that
way. Sometimes they gasp so that we
shall see how surprised they are, but, then,
some women pretend that. We can usually
tell the real thing A successful shoe sales
man needs peculiar gifts of tact and the
genius of patience" this one continued.
when a woman has really large foot it's
best to bring shoe slightly too small, and
then appear surprised that it doesn't fit.
Some feet look smaller than a really smaller
foot is good explanation of your error
Bring to the woman who has a genuinely
tiny foot a shoe too big, and then fit down
to her. Nothing pleases her 50 much. A
salesman influences buyer tremendously
believe a woman would rather have her
foot praised than be told she is clever
Always humor a woman with big foot.
You can wear a much smaller shoe than
this, of course, but you want this for really
comfortable wear That makes her want
to hug you"
One of our young ladies Of the 400, says
the New York Tribune, had rather an IN
expected run the other day-quite an invol-
tary hare-and-hound chase down a we'll
known thoroughfare. She is the proud
owner of pair of exceptionally good fox
terriers of lofty lineage, who bear the
decided appro Driately names of Rags" and
"Tatters," having an inveterate fondness
for reducing all available materials into
that condition. Their daily exercise entails
manifold difficulties. In leash they proved
anything but manageable, having an irwin
chile objection to 60 the same way, While
their friendly interest in everything and
everybody when they are loose necessitates
the most watchful care. On this particular
morning as the three were returning home
after a decorous aud most successful eXpe-
dition, very unkempt and vlIe-looklng
italian came in sight, walking rapidly
down the middle of the street with his cart,
evidently In haste to get somewhere; but
rags, ragsm The puppy, who had thor
ouphly learned his name, started, prlcked
up his ears and before his mistress could
stop him he had joined the ragman and
was trotting confidingly at his heels. His
owner followed as rapidly as possible, vainly
endeavoring to entice the truant back TO
the sidewalk. Block after block was passed
in this way. "Rags, ragsm called out the
man with stentorian lungs each time Rags
mistress had nearly lured the animal over
to her, and every time the masculine voice
conquered. The young lady felt that the
man msliciouslY realized her predicament
and that the situation was becoming redlc-
ulous She could not possibly run after a
vagrant in the middle Of the street. Finally,
as q last resource, she obtained the assist
ance of policeman, the man was stopped,
the dog secured, aud sue is now considering
the ACCESSIBILITY Of changing his name de-
spite the beautifully engraved collar.
Verify this season is the apotheosis OF the
dress sleeve completed, says the New York
Sun. A few years ago this now important
| feature Of the gown was a simple, close, un-
| assuming little essential Of the gown, like
| the gown or the baleuse underneath the
skirt. You could almost make it out Of the
| fragments left after the gown was cut. IL
! fitted the arm as close as the skirts now ut
| the hips. as close as the skin itselt-yeS,
| closer, for you can bend your arm IN the
| skin. and you couldn't bend it in those
| sleeves. TIE ftting OF those little, clcsl
J sleeves was the bette aOir Of dressmakers and