The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-01

has been so injudlcious as to turn out
supply of them he should be punished by
q refusal to buy for the collars soil in
DAY while the shirt waist remains neat.
inns makes too much laundry work and
wears out the waist in short time
The woman who has not much to spend
on shirt waists this summer will do we'll
TO divide her money and give one-half to
neck trimmings. If she has $40 she can
get one silk waist, one nice non-wash
waist for evening wear and the remainder
or money she spends in lawns ginghams,
ealicoes and peFcale shirt waists. If she
/ Is clever and gets them at special sales
she can perhaps save S. of that money.
but she must take it for granted that she
will need at least six waists of various de-
seripttons TO carry her through the sum
mer, and the sooner she gets TO work at
them the better. Her ties are to be Sc
lected with no regard 10 material, but With
regard to color. If the tie matches the
hat, and the hat matches the gloves. and
the gloves match the skirt and the skirt
is in harmony with ven and pins, then the
woman may feel that she is wearing
suit that is fashionable. even though her
waist be of cheapest Bingham and her
skirt of inexpensive light brilliantine
Plain gingham dresses trimmed with
rutfles and embroidered with cross stitch
Will be very popular. and with them is
WOFn tnS ulOSl eAdDOfslte tie th0t can be
conceived. A great chiffon bow measuring
nearly 4 half yard across and fully a
half yard in length is not too large A
great many dressmakers are going back
TO the day when long ties were fashiona-
bic and are saving out piece of goods
for the necktie. This piece of goods is
hsmned ON both edges and on the end
ahd IS trimmed with a white lace rufFie
This makes a neat finish for the dress
nlf rcrb ,rf A.- affno
/ color.
The cost Of ties Is at first sight fabulous
But you must select few of them ard
add to them with homemade articles The
Roman ties YOU can make at home By Dur-
chasing three yards of broad silk Roman
ribbon. Fringe out the ends, and, if the
fringe is not heavy enougn. buy a few
fingers of silk fringe and sew it on the tie
This tie at the counter would probably
cost 50. but at home you can make Il up
for 81 so.
There are few more attractive counters
! just now than the neclSwear counters The
dealers have a way this spring of making
! everything attractive 10 the face For tie
/ classic nosed girl there is the stiff satin
| tie; for the girl of irregular features there
is the soft chiffon bow; for the brunette
1 there is scarlet and yellow; for the pale
blonde there is deep green and deep blue
\ For the white haired woman there are soft
| grays and soft creams, and for the woman
/ iH mourning there is an immense variety
/ of black and white Goods. All must be
| suited.
| II is very well if you are planning the
\ summer campaign to buy your summer
/ ties by the quantity. II is, wise TO pur-
\ chase card of summer butterfly bows
| In all colOrs. You can possibly get them
] cheap. This win carry you through the
season for that kind of tie and you will
! always have a variety on hand. So with
! gloves and so with collars and cuffs Ev-
cry store makes a reduction by the guam
! tity and you win fpd il much cheaoer
/ In the end than In buying single collar
/ or a single pair of cuffs With gloves the
| reduction comes in lots of three. Dollar
gloves can be bought three pairs for 81 80,
which makes a saving of half dollar
| Every woman at the beginning OF the
summer season should make an estimate
of the amount she will probably have for
her dress. Then she can divide this &C.
( cordingly. If her allowance in summer
be So a week for dressing herself, she can
make a calculation of this and can Law
out the money 20 better advantage than If
she spent II at random.
A word Of advice must be said Of saving
summer toettes. Do not attempt TO save
them. If you have anything new wear it