The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

NOT have 70 carry the weight an on one
side 'aad some o. us are uot uttie priz,
packages, either. where weight IS con
cernedl. and 30 a long run g. made easier
FOR him. Yes. indeed. ! thluk taat there
is a great deal 20 BE- said 90 favor or tie
cross saddle. and I'm going 20 Try 81 my.
SELF some morning early when there are
not many people around the ring.
don't think that Il is a single bt I'm.
modest; not az an. And / shouldn't won.
der n. after all. ! might really come 10
Ike u better thau present style"
"Oh. yes. we ai know tlat. said tho
girl in the corduroy habit. with one u
those little postage stamp caps OF the
same skewered 10 her ully locks But
what we want 10 know is u you are D.
ing to ride that way. and II auy really
nice women are 90 z ity'
wei. Just look az those Riddles down
there To the ring, she reJoiuei We an
or Us know .heir mothers. or most OF
them. at any rate. They are certainly a
brilliant and convincing arg mcnt for
their way Of riding Aud I'm sure no
one would even dream OF calling those
dear youngsters immodest; not even FOR g
moment"
You know a man has always q much
greater length OF limb from hip % knee
d a woman has. even though tile two
may stand at about the same height
when on the ground. AS for me. ! own
up thar although / tried the cr0ss-s4dlie
Enthusiastically. ana reluctantly came 10
the conclusion that Il was not for me. /
am glad that the sidesaddle Is not 70 be
banished altogether. and that there viii
sun be a gallery 10 applaud my ittle
stunts, and to consider that q woman
looks best. after all, 10 the seat We have
been a ~ustomed to seeing her IL for 50
long"
vTe-e Mon orcc,,coa Ff-.o--
the other day. he said that be observed
that nine ont Of every ten women who
chung to elbow sleeves and long gloves
during the cold weather did not keep
their hands ia the gloves while they
carry NUTS.
wen. why should wey' promptly
asked = middie-aged woman az the same
table. with ones hands 20 a we'll
padded mum the hands are bound 90 get
unduly warm. especially n one IS walk
ing. and in a very short time those
same gloves are worn out. Now. there Is
no need TO wear out the fingers and
palms OF the gloves too soon, more espe-
claliy when each pair Of those gloves
represent an Investment OF $3.50, ana
that is more than double the price OF the
ordinary pair Of walking gloves. 1 tell
you, when all OF those increased COSTS
have TO come out OF pOcket-mOney tnat
Is not by any means increased IN pro-
portion. 10 behOOvcs the smart woman
~ AHNNAA n AAANh u AN0 AAaH $780,
even up the savings"
And the mere uan agreed.
Speaking of Gloves, there are some
very attractive 6rc cashmere gloves on
sale IN all Of the leading colOrs TO match
the winter gowns, and in lengths 10
come well up above the elbow for those
who follow fashion ia all Of the e1-
tremes.
Tinted SIX Innings. too. are another
cold weather feature at the glove coun-
ter, this lining being Of the huely woven
Jersey kind. with just about as mucn
stretch and give 10 It as a good KID pre-
seuts. Extra lengths are purchased IN
these, and the tops rolled back for a
trlhe 20 display the colored lining.
Armlets. too. are on sale ln cashmere
and in fine SIX and wool mixtures. those
to be worn under the long gloves OF lace
Kid, that seem to hold their own In the
scheme OF t.ilgs fashionable. Assur-
edly. those promise cold weather COM
fort for the shOrt-sleeve wearer, and
since they come only TO the wrist ana
cling closely 70 the arm all the way
down. they do not interfere in the least
with the set Of the street glove when
IN wear. A little elastic band is run
into the hem at the top to hold The arm
let In place.