The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-31

to the head, from which, many ,bathsrn suffer
out Beyond her head, but not rsIssG' out air q fT eRs
and eountefbalances the weight, Of the iees,
The bather should lie T%estIEllly and avoId
fSs,r rfsId. tn Ssf io eft elSso tt%s6shl EhS But RPi bBot ' oSs u
balance the weight o. tho head and carry L Be-
meath the surface"
Mere man Ia having q hard time Just now.
The volunteers at tho war needn't think that
they are tho only mon in tho world with
troubles. The stay-at-homes. most Of them,
have n few OF their own. They have to wenr
neglig6 shirts purchased by their wives at bar
gain sales.
Its the funniest thing In the world to sea
tho women crowd around tho tables where
mems shirts are sold nt bargain prices" suid q
man In q bigd dry goods store. You'd think that
the n6RliR6 shirt was their favoritc garment.
They buy not only for their husbands and sons
s erSn d RTG} bers and a." Hou nifD i n thu 5ee enun nnTlesr RG1
buy regardless Of size. and we nearly go mad
exchanging goods. Awomnn viii, come up and
husband. They are be-u.tiful and 30 cheap.
and 91yT1y, men haze 9Ias aTf1lly poor taste n
size,' Then she casts her eye around wildly and
suddenly niy,t cries Iha .l out ibo ,o lh,f I X know T,d that he
S %snrs WG He' fhG nearly slIf '9 eWae enS' t men same TTer b thiHT9
and she takes anything I g i've her. Talk about
the agony OF HAVING to smoke eigars purchased
compared with the torture of wearing a bargain
shirt OF her choice"
Tennis is being played this summer with old
time fervor. After all. golf and bicycling put
together cannot GUST the love OF tennis from
the hearts Of those who really enjoy the game.
1t is scientific, graceful. invigorating, anus
ing, and It is especially adapted to women.
Women, by custom. dress so uncomfortably
that dress Is ever the first consideration with
them even l. they are, merely going to
game. The most comfortSbiee material
fG Orr i, tennis gowns 10 ns,or Is rh French n flannel,
a auto y short Sr'E and mot not V too full and rS s the waist sisp loose sc
enough to give free action of arm and body.
or course. rubber-soled shoes With no heels
strong they should be low shoes. A woman
who goes in for tho game seriously generally
plays bareheaded. no matter II the sun ia at it's
highest and hottest point in the heavens.
Bad compilations have sent moro women to
the grave than epidemics. Nothing frets O
woman like a rough, muddy skin. A cure-all
for blcmishcs is certainly simple enough. It is
this: Wash the face in very salty sweet milk
every night and let it dry without wiping. A
most obstinate biemish. Of the SKIN viii cure
it almost like magic. This is the remedy pre-
ecrlDed by one OF the. nest skin authorities in
England. and It is said that the use OF milk and
snlt Ia half the secret of the English woman's
smooth, beautiful skin.
The newest lorgnon or fan chain Is made Of
small pieces OF red coral u~nevenly cut. 1t re-
minds tho average woman of her childhood
days when she wore a white frock with a red
sash and a long chain OF these little coral beads
wound round and round her neck. Any woman
who had the foresight TO save her coral beads
has on hand n fashionable chain, for there Is
next to no change in them.
White felt sailor hats are in vogue. They are
exceedingly unbecominR to most faces.
Card cases, belts. chatelaine bags and pocket
books of carved Mexican leather ara the thing
to wear with gowns OF thick wash material,
They are stylish and durable.