The Jersey City news., 1906-03-10
never been heard of.


What the women Of America need is
less strenuousness and more serenity.
There is probably no country in the
world where there are 50 many pretty
girls as right here, but too many of them
have harassed and discontented express
sions.
They attempt so much in so many diff.
ferent ways and then worry because
they can't accomplish what they have
undertaken
There is nothing that harnesses
woman and gives her an expression of
discoptent like worry. says the Philadel-
phia Bulletin
1t is usually all sorts of futile things
that cause worry
The wor:e8 woman IS no4 the one who
has trouble but the one. who is looking
for trouble.
She meets trouble more than half way.
As rule, the woman who has real
trouble is too busy making the best of
things that have happened to worry
about things that may happen.
It is pretty generally conceded that
the American woman has about the best
and easiest time Of any woman in the
world.
So there IS no reason why she shouldn't
have the most beautiful expression and
lead the worlds congress of beauty.
1t is foolish to tell any woman just
enough to set her guessing, says the Bos-
ten Traveller
stitch in time may save little if
you've better use of the time.
No big, stout woman was ever really
dangerous. Demure little things are the
devils deputies.
1t was never intended that men should
guess how women keep warn on cold,
clustering days.
Flirting is a game at which a woman
gives a man a right to think about her
what her brother would slug him for if
he said it.
Generally a girl isn't interested if she
acts as if she were.
The politicians take good care that the
statesmen get defeated.
A girl is never TOO old not to sneer at
some one older who hasn't found a hus-
band yet.
Hail the fun Of being married is telling
what a lot Of fun you really had when
you were a bachelor.
a woman would rather be dubbed to
death by a man she loves than caressed
by one she doesn't
The feather boa was never as nice as
it is now. 1t COMES at all prices and
You can get a lovely one for about $50.
OF course you can get a pretty good one
for a great deal less. Or, if you want to
go high, you can pay as much as 500.
There are boa fads as well as boa con-
the fancy boa in several shades of Alice
blue to match an Alice blue gown. 1t
should be big and fluffy, and thrown
around the neck in careless fashion. 1t
can be fastened with little gold clasp
and chain. There must be a big fluffy
.n1dff to match aud the muff should be
fiat and all trimmed with frills.
The boa materials are small silk flow
ers which are mixed with tiny ribbon
loops; silk mousseline. which is ruffled
and made into great fluffy rope;
chiffon and gauze. which are mixed to-
gether and puffed upon stiff found'a-
tion; and taffeta. which makes charm
ing boa. There are many fancy ma
terials which are impressed into the sch :
vice and one can find countless Pretty
stuffs which will help in the boa scheme.
The sleeve that is puffed at the
shoulder is a very important thing this
sea son. for il ranks very high in the
dress scheme. Below the shoulder II
becomes tight fitting. It IS cut off just
below the elbow aud IS finished with
lace. The lace is put on ID the shape of
a deep ruffle. with putting above the
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