The sun., 1891-05-10
scoyoxrcAI Htrrs ron WOMEN
Thinee 60 Look Out for In Buyirg Gpwrs
Hats, Gloves. and shoes.

ECONOMICAL HINTS FOR wOMEM
Thinge TO Look Out for IN Baying Gpwns,
Hats, Gloves, and shoes.
First Of all. never buy anything you don't
absolutely need. "On one occasion" said a
lady. Il Invested in several cards OF very
handsome and expensive buttons. because
they were marked half price. Although that
was four years ago have never been able 10
use them. rs the greater part OF the time 1
have dressed In black. and Of late 1t has
scarcely been permissible to show n button on
q gown. Tho chances are ] shall Keep my
purchase four years longer" Therefore, when
all sorts Of enticing wares confront you,
marked below cost" resolutely turn your
back unless. indeed, the article is one you
positively require for immediate use.
Next II You have but u given sum to spend
upon any ono purchase. say upon the materi-
oils for gown or cloak form an estimate Of
how much the making. the trimming. and the
material will cost an then ask to see goods
within your price. For instance. IL you con-
clude 81 yard must be the limit for the dress
material. don't at the start allow the salesman
to show you fabrics at 50 and %. II you do
the chances are you will be inyeiRled into In
vestinR In more costly variety than you had
planned. To balance this you must do with
out something else and the something else
may prove to be an article the lack of which
Will cause positive discomfort Such case Ia
that OF n young woman who eliminated one half
dozen pairs OF hosiery from hcr spring shop
ping list and tackled the price TO gown. As q
result. she darned and darned oil summer
10. q. and then was never without conscious
ness OF the poverty.stricken condition OF this
portion OF her foot covering.
able duty. see to II that the material II wooiien,
is All wool. me weave OF bona fide quality
M ssess ays ss S eG a
most ruin ne other; Aside from their service;
chose Of silk Cashmere. cIoth and o.her Sasa
the street for S%'t weddiDVs 81 s.s and
evening entertainmeni generally.
An Il Which ought Ss
viii eno Estrs%s STUPIDITY Gs has SH'sss sts
prevailed In sxiris: % the bodEe is the noticea;
waist. made in such fashion as shall be suita-
bic ior !, d. dreassy ay occasion one gown can be
.hae eoI
ors, as they permit Of dashes Of brighter tones
bauasd e the WSess .Sa which a.1ab, es 1s
meaare a dress Of this desoription vii be less
apt 10 be remarked than one Of red. green.
things ayoldinE, very cheap silk ior that pur.
sn is to be se
ss SSs Tse E, Sssst and and Rs
tho ssnuse viii Sen keep waist shapeg TO
the very last, In trim mugs for constant wear
tinsel. Only the extensive qualities will give
IN equivalent In wear.
economy % to save ] on % The material and add e few
and proportion Of waist lines tho pressing Of a
collar. the indehn nabIe somethins II thai maies a
sleeve a thing Of beauty or caricature-these
passed BY the experienced artist. Far more
Imposing Is q plain cashmere well cut and At
wf1 2
structed. remains shspely. stays In fashion. and
buying e sinHham 1 a. Nes or p other WASH WASH dresses
three Is q more satisfactory number than ono
Also the fact that frequent cleansing does not not
@sps ThFee SSxsvsi mo- not toe too Ii lehs IL eolor:
cleansing or change Of any kind.
Have care In selecting foulard. As q rule.
Hrade pnns
rsyGG while the Gf being
%sas and
chase @ although costing little more;
must bear the brgnt Of wear. don't employ
apec' ~ through the season. Have ! firm
- !: lot the trimmings be OF silk. rib
~ vet rather than OF Rauze or Grape.
sse,: loo; should 6e q Soed SualIty: VIZ sSS:
ssrviceabie si matching and hasmonizInS @ oi as Il
S a@ot 81 q 9o ss
worn with gown OF q, contradictory shade.
s be bsl bSe Se S1sc IN %ns
travaEant act woman , can beg 6e guilty Of Only
therefore they keep in good condition but q
few, weeks; they are, usually uncomfortable. |
boot GOES far toward % Dromptine s the eieeanos of
toilet: and. & unless utterly tnpossibls: fair
%oSy s1 1s
the dearest IN the end.
. firm and at the came time ELASTIC texture to |
Varieties are made Of Imitation skins Which |
break. tear. discolor. and in cut are very IN |
[erior: The sizes f. are nntrppstworthy p and no |
ayality for ono season and che will find her:
color giye better wear than very iisht Or very
dark: The first soil quickly "a glove never Looks
Il !nts @ show @ evsry break s SNAIL nail and rub
time. In this way an appropriate pair Will be |
for varying occasions and each |
will prove a saving to the other Lot ono pair |
be OF heavy quality suitable for shopping and |
!or rainy-da excursions. Nothing is moro |
detrimental to gloves than graspinR On um. |
brella In moist atm osphere. |
BY the way. make sure that your wardrobein- |
,ludes a storm dress Of some woollen fabric. |
perfectly trim and neat. Such q possession |
will help more than anything else to preserve
No gown can successfully Withstand q drench- |
nR In the matter Of undSrclothing for steady
wear. ornamentation OF Hamburg edgtng or
han that OF lace.
TARIOUS MANIFESTAI1ONs.