New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
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"usr snuo every one who speaks 10 you Be gentle
and polite and nothing disag-eeable VIII bepDer 70
YOU me tact That all the other people IN the car
were much older than she and that there were not
many OF them prob2 bly, LED ID her receivfrr mora
aCtent!on than she otherwise would have had
wien Il came Tine Tor bed the first night Eliza
beth was lost n DOUBT as 10 what 70 60 i did
not seem 10 her that IN this car OF men and
women even Il she WAS tucked Behind curtains
that she wanted 70 sleep in her white u5gr-egs b1r
ceFtln4y she could not sleep n her day dress and
oy noticing her fellow travellers she got her first
lesson on what TO GO on sleeping car. She saw
me woman whom she had admired for her air of
perIecl se41-Possession take her va.!se and so 70
me dressing room n short while she came
BACK wltA Ter Gay clothes n her arms and wear
Ing black India silk WRAPPER trimmed around me
neck Win 4aceI her dress looked Ike an easy dav
CTess' A-lo YET was as comfortable as a night
gown When Elizabeth came 10 know her halter
she sa-c- one doesn't like 70 present an undresseG
appearance while on the cars or boat bur one
Hl-st nave loose clothing. This gown can be worn
as wrapper at home. takes little SPACE in my
Dag and looks well always. undress il the wash
room because cannot do il when I am tucked
away on the shelf that serves for bed IN g car
Slack Is more uCObtrusiye than a color but YOU
eca4o have gown Of PRINT o. cashmere Il you
wished, and this can be worn over the nlghtdress
Il you prefer. In the morning you can go to the
washrCoD 70 make your toilet IN comfort AID vet
avoid the discomfort OF trying 10 dress IN e box"
Elizabeth soon found that unless one was indeed
selfish she could ror spend much time a her
who wanted the morning r-esherI-g r.---a3d there
vas only that small room for ii, and for al the
The new trave-e- was car sick. and her neigh
DOT seeing that she was without any remedies
cell tei.eI. Al IS always vel 10 have smelling
powders II YOU are going ~ raEa I-.- $500
are very much needed. always take colo cream
me water which is very hard sometimes and in
n spite o. l.zaaeth supply O, white waists she
.Lt-t-C-y co4t.-s@tor was always as neat II she
nae JUST lett her room Finally Fl-zabeth spoke
.or tourney with vve-z-s t5- 49, s---yt- 81
she IS no cleaner than i she wore a dirty white
Untdiness q the star-hed waist Is nor Ifr+ b-,I
wg222A.sS which never snow IL a SOFT woollen or
ealaed black wash six aaistl one li MIR s @ea5
l el ior Week and L L does not can easily rinse
over collars take little suace ard keep clean very
WiTe5 roris g. "a = Iot .-Hely 70 wrinkle
90 a16 f. o-a ta--s -sl as pan materials
rent 50 that Il viii show such accidents some
Elizabeth had 5iseove-e5 F-- berrere -t,+ on.
should not wear big hat while travelling. Though
touched until the destination was reached vet i
VS. VS. more con ehlent 70 have soft hat which
6y brisk walk along the platform when the train
Nlat 10 co about TIPS was puzzle TO Elizabeth
she mad read a good deal about the sleeping car
porter, lCul she was nor sure whether she would
nave anything let for herself Or not. She noted
however Whe she was % doubt, that the porter
oversight, doing little things FOR her COMFORT
though she had not given him any tip al ali Her
ADVISER heipec her on this matter. You are not
ooAge1 70 give anythr' though 4 seems only Just
70 give them something for Chs difference IA com
fort they produce, PAY according 10 the demands
you make. I. YOU require great deal Of attention
you would naturally be generous IN what you paid
Twenty-Five cents Is IS little as IS ever given and
that tor short trips"
When Elizabeth reached the little Gown up n thA
mountains where she remain for a year
she telt that she had become Wtse~ than when
she started. ana that travelling very pleasant
thing when one Went nearly baggage free and
properly clad