Evening journal., 1903-10-09
DONSTRATION OF
||ATEREST TO WOMEN

III average woman win doubt your
|lM II you tell her that she does not
L how to adjust her corset for either
r. rt or elegance. and yet this IS q
fact. Not one woman in a hun
! can adjust this adjunct TO the toilet
i srly, and. shall we say. scientifically.
yet IL is the most important article
p earing apparel. Il might be said with
A hasis that the corset makes the wo-
81 a. Properly adjusted with regard TO
principles OF healuh and comfort, Il
q serves the iinss OF her figure and gives
n lher pOise and elegance. An ill-fitting
a makes the woman appear awkward,
#comfortablo and unhappy. Ignorance
h at the bottom OF at least one-haaf
our follies. and The greatest ignorance
displayed by women in the selection
this necessary foundation of their toi-
i. Because some one Of her friends
tears a certain style of this garment
\ tn satisfaction, she at once jumps 10
T. conclusion that tr viii be equally as
l,tisfs,oiory in her case. Hence 80 many
ishts-
mhis line Of reasoning Is
booming obsolete, and the up-tO-date
oman not only realizes that khe prln-
pie OF adaptability holds good IN this
latter, but demands that the corset she
BARS shall be constructed 50 that 1t can
properly adjusted to her figure, and
Richer figure made ITO meet the demands
4 the corset. No sane woman will go
H. a milhrery store and order a dat be-
|use Mrs. Jones has one, unless that
Erticular hat win meet the demands
; her own personal appearance. Neither
|ll she go to the shoe store and order a
oe OF "a certain size and last simply be-
|dlse Mrs. smith wears that particular
'imber and last. To satisfy her ideas Of
lmarthess'' the shoe must adjust itself
The lines of her foot. It must ft at
( cry part, but there must be no pinch
X. neither must there be looseness
.ough in the fit 40 cause bagging at
rtions.
Within the past few years women have
me to realize that this same principle
.|nds true with regard to the corset. To
n comfortable and at the same time give
81 kgance to rhe figure (and the two are
NInonymous) the garment must ut snugly
IN never tightly. II must be so adjusted
lat ii brings out the natural lines of the
lure. gives 20 woman her natural dia-
II 'ragn and depth Of breathing. 1t must
above the waistline in such way
at a respiration will not be interfered
MI. or the lungs and heart crowded out
their proper positions. or the func-
3 ms of other organs restricted or tn
& ed 1t must also, under the same line
reasoning. fit well bdIow the waistline.
.sse ideas adhered TO gives the woman
Sc. ease and comfort for she IS COM
tas,le. every muscle resting naturally
having its full play. The wearer has
ned IN appearance because her figure
it's proper contour; and she carries
self with a grace and an ease almost
onishing to herself. Nothing on earth
kes woman one-half as awkward
iM at ease as an fl-ftting corset.
d equduy true is it that nothing gives
a biuter feeling Of confidence than
which she knows Is correct in all its
ails.
here hre women who are beginning TO
lie Row little they know concerning
adjusting Of a corset. and that there
difkrence between adjusting a corset
nu0tauy, TO produce a certain result
tlpg-4 ~,cing Of the corset onto the
'dalstt -
,essmakers. recognizing this fact and
important ralaltion ia bears TO thef
*. thought IT wise TO indorse a cor.
that should in all respects prove ade.
te TO the new figure requirements. Al
r meeting, recently held I'm New York
unanimously adopted the Angus.
N models as peculiarly fitted for pro.
f,o- rha figure effect necessary for tht
'ent figure lines.
ie new corset is on exhibition at IN,
of Lippincott & Co.. s12 Market St
lame Tailman, an expert corsetiere
be pleased to meet the ladies Of WI
qton and vicinity and demonstrate q,
X n the many virtues OF ahe new corset
giving fittings free no al.
adame Tallman viii give private fit
IS at the houses Of customers thar
not find IL convenient 10 call at ths