Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1900-08-30

'%f ana Alibft ps1lto"f Nltrft' one j
~ minded. Or they are worn as stay
cover and nnd.rskirt. according 10 the
plan Of dressing liked.
Later designs in cb"mises show th"ni
with III" necks cu, lower than most
II those seen last year. In this respect
~" 'hemisr falls in line with other
neck dressings OF women. While the
Gown or garment with high neck ~ az
ligh "a ever. the tendency TO meow
IN. n""h hy wearing n lace yoke or
throat Of circular rUt grows more pro
ounce as III" summer passes.
No sweet sixteen" IN China.
In Chinn. says the London Mail.
thcr" l. nothing Of the sweet girlhoud
which i rnioycd in England in fact,
u rarely gees girls in China.
They marry 81 young that they ~,
pear - spring from childhood 10 ina
rurity without any intermediate stag.
az girllIoOd. There is no blushin. IF
,"cn' or sweet sixteen" no fIirlatiuns,
n" balls. no picnics. no billct@ doux.
III" child has not ceased to play Win
hcr doll i"fnl. She has ), baby 10
.andle.
The only JOY "f a woman's life is
in dressing her hair. This is lone with
an elaborate. artistic science curious
10 sec. The hair is invariably black.
and very long. " is drawn tightly
from tn" fnce and stifcnea with gum.
II is then piled mp in coils and wings
and loops fha, stand ainn" witilotjt He
81 -L
~ ~ pads, r"ni",S. l,igs ~ tlairpin>.
The Wedding Present Problem.
one ~ the problems OF modern So
rial liz" i wedding presents. which
w"r" IN DANG" Of becoming 4 ycrita-
ii" tAN Unless restricted within prolrr
honnds IF nm asked 10 HE break
fast. ] send II present said a fash
'"nahle woman recently n HE. New
York Tribune. This is Il rule 1hat
would h. as uncomfortable for the re-
'lDl"nt rs for 'le donor il il were
an accepted custom. II is really only
necessary for int.nlai. personal friends
az relatives to send presents. and even
then. as they ar. only intended to
convey kindness OF feeling and sen
'inl"nt rather than commercial value
they should nUt be made u bugicar.
\ ~lttfrthought. however. is necessary.
one dollars worth" rs a friend OF
ne brif" expressed j, At n jewelers.
shop recently, mny represent d good
deal OF friendship. If properly selected.
such n limitation however. would IN
body more il invested in books. china
on III" beautiful glass Of the day.
There atr lovely things to be found at
that price which would seem to carry
more good wishes than hastily select
cd aUSer s~alr-ccllars. spoons. etc. Of
"hi1 there is generally u plethora II,
modern weddings.
HInta For the Toilet.
Try tue effect Of adding sea salt /,
Your warm bath at night. |, will re-
fresh you wonderfully and help yo,
Ia sleep well.
Let tn" hair be lcnsc AZ night. fol
r%inning or plrating il up tightly. by
r"t'rding the circulation Of the blood
is APT 10 iniuriouSly affect tn. gruwtl
Of ME hair.
f"rfuntcd gloves ARE liked hv SOM
women, Mix together -four drops %
cAtratt OF ambergris and two ounce.
Of spirits Of wine Apply l." the in>id.
"f The gloves With Il linen rag ar piec,
of sponge,
y harmless rouge is found in IN,
Juice OF the beet roo, The prac1ir,
OF artifciallv colorlng the cheeks Il
not 10 he recommended bur If peopl,
will rouge. beet roe' has the adyantac
of being simple and safe.
After taking medicines brush ~
teeth. After taking quinine or iro,
in any form il is we'll to use n ltd
carbonate Of soda as a dentifrice. TIN
~rrecaution Will prevent the teeth b.
ing stained or their enamel injured h
the acid used to dissolve the drug
Wind and sun burned faces are ofte
very painful. Ease is best secure
by protecting the skin from the nj,
This may be done hy an applicat!o
az white Of ege. lerd or Car-on oi
The last remedy should be found i
every house, II being nvalua Die u
burns and scalds. /, is mad. of con;
parts or hnseed oil and limewnte,
shaken together so As 10 form a cream
Cut and Fit.
Alas. sighed the woman whose on
inspiration 10 %elopuence is dress. no,
few women worship that subtle thin,
called cut They confound il with Fl
which Is another virtue. A good =,
IS the most rare and economical Thin
IN ~dressmaking. A gown ~ n GOO
cut may he easily reftted 10 almo:
a normal figure. while \ gown .
q poor cut fits no one hut her Z,
whom II was made. and though,
fits her Ike a glove, il is a A. and nor
ing more. 4 gown that is ~ good 9,
will outweaT hy seasons thar oosur
Of which the cheapeS dressnah.
s,vs rseN q VILE 7
radame F'es Ike a slo>s rts~ s
TINS hike a ciore !. bar . noo. 1,-i
uoman's cover Tor !a-k 81 II, r >he,