Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-24
Clothes

Clothes
That are inexpensive, but ''womanly," are
the best husband traps in the world. There
are some women who understand the philos-
ophy uf dress and who with $uperhuman
cunning not only know about clothes, but
know just how little men know about them.
These are the girls who are always making
the desirable matches and causing other
women TO ask: Il wonder what he ever
sees in icer?"
The girl who has not money enough to af-
ford to wear costly clothes should under
stand that costly clothes seldom attract men.
and thas inexpensive clothes, with that in
de6ual,le touch of femininity that no Worth
gown dan give without the help Of the wom-
a who wears it. are the ones that hold
masculine attention.
No m1u can tell by looking at a woman
of taste and refinement whether her gown
cost $l2 or $500 The mystery of il all Is
beyond Trim. He will vow that a girl in a
homemade white muslin with a sprig %
apple blossom IN her hair and a little rib
bon girdle is the best dressed woman IN
rooWtul of Paris creations. and he will
declare that the shop girl in her So hand
mc-CCNn' suit is a queen. That IS Just
the point Men are utterly ignorant of
clothes, but they know better than do
women hons elves when women are Wen
nIeN@eH' mike most women. theS never
Judge BY. pricc-oTaCular demonstration
proves the case to them. The woman who
is trim and sweet and neat is well dressed
for him.
The wise girls who understand this are
using ther knowledge acknowledgements
They may feel a bit jealous of the gor-
EeouSly appare!ed parsonage, whose gown
cost INTO the hundreds, but. even If they
owned SucH q gown they would never tell
the man they Ike that ii cost that much
mere les tqaIr wisdom Wien man ad-
n.fts Their clothes they simply look sur
lIIssd altE I.iuttfh' i made II myself. 1t
Is q cheap ilttls analr, or Il paid only SIS
Ipt u az Bank $ Anu alter that the
man azores ihen more tE3n ever For
ne II Known man Is d lnefcentfN being
ne may -o' fealize IT, out when thoughts
or marriage begin to TIT through his head
ne .Hglihts more toward the girl who looks
WI dressed IN a cheap walking suit, helped
obL ny pretty stocks immaculate linen.
No. 800 tHu pref pglls' than toward
JAy one VINO wears Paris gowns
And the women Who understand this
MOS |4 "i' married OF are gong TO lie
SOON,
now
The E0usekeener should interpret the old
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other work her speciality. The idea that
time Is money taken the wrong way about
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II %, zen Is, S a theory with which many
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III lit I'-N.tStS- .,,.,
ne l-.HG NA-,A ne AouseAeeper saves IN
puS{Ls tnLsS READY pFtIaFtq instead or
. bUS ing ['e'n at Glle-i2lfth me price and
tI4fr'G ~ - -igLgL7 70 COOK mem, Is
80 l-l-ls T., T." L., II SLlE ses9 u D1eh again
- IN .r IT, t4lpusu some oJher ocgupa-
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SIDE issue and she Is logical in investing
kind Of rlenaGe. whose mistress is rretrijv
placed where there is no vial reason for
Close economy ana where the money spent
afSred No. t5a eoI-,,, ~ 20 IS
sp.rt more congsniaIIy When trfs bor,ao
mistress comes home late and gets up an
attractive and pretty dinner out of canned
Eo1,is-~ Ii af Is PerLectIS possible Tor her
she would r5tESr ,3y the ayfra i'm, IL, NJ
shops OF the extra money in her pocket
book,
BUT Tor the woman without any outside
paving interests, and whose view must be
taken from the standpoint Of economy, the