The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-18

. n Iii p&CkdEC aNe ch GAVIN ~sSNfSAeGs ~
TAKE NONE WITHOUT
mended. The yolk of the egg acts like a
tonic to the scalp. Tt supplies with the
necessary iron and sulphur to keep it in
a healthy condition. The white of the
| egg furnishes an alkali. and this. conn
bined with the oil of the hair, makes a
soapy substance better for cleaning pur-
poses than any soap in the market.
After the shampoo special care must
be given to the drying of the hair IL neu-
raigia is to be avoided. The hair should
be rubbed thoroughly with a warm towel
and then given a sun bath if possible.
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White shoes and white gloves are held
to be Indispensable with white costumes.
The best shoes are made Of buckskin,
which is easily cleaned with pipeclay,
and should be bottled afterward-that
is to say. while the shoes are on the
trees they should be rubbed upand down
with an ordinary round glass bottle.
Suede gloves are better than kid ones
for yachting. for they are cooler, pull
on and off more easily, and do not be-
come stiff with wear. Those of four-but-
ION IStl&l Il HIT ! Oi4Ce rAAtf
thing longer is unnecessarily long. The
gauntleted ones are not correct, because
if there is one thing that a nautical cos
tune must be it is absolutely trim and
neat.
Outside OF Spain and the Orient. fan
ming is not a graceful art, but a manual
labor; it is not soothing. but heating.
The only persons to whom tanning is a
real relief are those who follow the
Oriental fashion, and wave their gener-
Gus palm-leayes with the same sang
froid with which Cleopatra's boys on her
immortal barge swung theirs to and fro.
Fans are as old as history, and the an
cient Egyptians well knew their use,
but it is not possible to imagine those
stately queens of ancient days permitting
in their presence anything so vigorously
undigniied as the modern method of afan-
ming.
It's the fashion among the summer
resort girls to wear two or three bios
SONS tucked in their hair. Though it is
considered a novelty this year, the idea
is an old one. Our grandmammas, when
they wished to look most coauettish,
would pin a posey in their hair and
then blush as red as its petalsABut for.
years the wearing of natural flowers in
the hair has not been considered good
form. French girls have so decided,
the old fashion is again revived. and the
summer girls nsver looked prettier.
The Paris papers are telling of a good
rlllis styen ~ o9mief tapie m the
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taI,,wa a4oal $500" eenls olg was
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4hia,Ins 49, ~ - y
a,n,u mann~ - -
rifa snd a~oIaira 49, 80 a,e,ss,1
..nFar;a oct M 7 49, +ho,nh+ 20 oaaa
wondp, Wberennon his oha5Ta,,t belnr,a+a
arose ana recorded If anon naner Aho,+
an hour would elansa and a Now ;nsnira-
ton would seize the poet and he would
call out:-"AIaria, get up. I've thought OF
a better world"
Everybody listened and admired the
practical spirit of the poet; but the
bright eyed American remarked, with a
wave of the rose in her hand, well, if
Wordsworth, get W. I've thought Of a
had u,or5p
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The Vatican effect in GOATS con+in,,ar IN,
-
vosue' anu Winnie " cannot pc spoken OF
as having the natty air peculiar TO a close
fitting Jacket q nossesses in i4s ,oaea-
.- -
isess' d speciai s1s4e OF IT'S oWHs parlcu-
larly when worn by a slender woman,
saws the Ladies Home .Ia,,rnalu ona
- ~ 49,. az,
5. II "NeAeau coats mas d eouose po1
plat starting from the neck; another has
t -zr-
hIpeu sohe' WINE one oeeasfonaAg sees
the double box plait faring from under a
yoke. though when this style is chosen
E. ~ 80 $3.50
~ ~ " q 'NSA az iioht - q
simple sacque shape with no plaits.
Sleeves are sufficiently large 10 slim cas-
81, 80 49, :. -. Nesssx ~.
~ We t :" rie nc" Doues' anu tnFs
means that the sleeves are rather smaller
thar, +bo1, r,sra 7,ha box aIa5+a5 $780,.
in a double box plast on me sbontsara,l
given the greatest vogue, as il can be