The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-07-05
HOW TO DRESS
For a Trip to jamestown or
Elsewhere.

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Sandy News. Everything will be paid
for by the NEWS-rallroad fare.
sleeper and dining car fees. hotel
bills, admissions to Exposition and
concession shows. street car fares.
lunch bills. etc. etc..-eyerythine from
the time they leave Louisa until they
return home safe and happy. Every
thing will be first-class. They will
travel in Pullman cars, take their
meals in elegant dining cars, and
stop at the best hotels 1t will be
the trip Of lifetime.
The NEWS. as you see, will furnish
free Of all expense to the winners.
everything but clothes. and TODAY il
tells you what is needful and proper
to be worn.
with women most OF the comforts
or discomforts of travel depend upon
the clothes worn. These must not be
of wash goods that easily crinkle or
of things that are hard to do up. vet
some of these easily crinkled wash
goods are necessary for long trip.
Besides clothes, toilet convenienees
must be carried by the traveller as
those furnished by the railroads and
steamboats, are necessarily limited
You will find comfort only in such
creams, lotions, powders and soaps as
you take with you.
For the all-round useful costume a
tailored suit of lightweight cloth Of
mohair is indispensable.
Hats trimmed with flowers are nor
advisable. as they too soon look
crushed and dusty, but wings and
euilis and ribbons are most appro-
PIRATE on the most desirable hats de-
signed for such wear.
Have two petticoats Of pongee or
grass linen 1.-THE latter is much cheap
err and wear tan shoes and stockings
'end dogskin gloves. With this suit
as described above have one pongee
waist, two of Butchers linen. one Of
white wash silk, one of dark cotton
eheviot- Do not get those OF null or
lawn which do not keep clean longer
than day even under the most
favorable circumstances. Have one
dark crush leather belt. two of linen
that will wash. Linen collars that
will wash, plain and starched.. are the
neatest neckwear, and can be made
fresh in a few hours in any stopping
place. but If too uncomfortable wear
ricing stock or dark ribbon the
color of the suit with white Turn
overs.
Do not wear an elaborate travelling
gown or a much-trimmed night dress
ana a conspicuous sacque. A very
useful dressing saeque is made of
black crepe. with colored border in
kimona style. People most accustom-
ed to travelling do not wear their
handsomest clothes, but dress simply.
keeping their best for other places
than dirty coaches. For night dress
outing flannel or Henley serge is
good. or a figured cotton wolfe will
give one less the feeling OF undress.
The travelling bag includes brush
and comb. tooth. nail and clothes
brushes. wash cloth and sponge. SOAP
cases. tooth powder. plenty Of fresh
handkerchiefs. a fresh linen collar
or ribbon stock, night ess and
dressing sacque. 1t is usual to in
clude in the list Of toilet articles !
box OF talcum powder. small hand
mirror. bottle of toilet water and
a pair OF slippers. 1t is restful 10
remove ones walking boots du.ing
long day and put on instead light
soled slippers or ties, II is also per-
missable to sit in the coach without
hat, and in which case to protect |
the hair from dust a large long veil
Of the automobile type can be used
This also protects the wearer from
drafts
Al night when you are travelling or
sightseeing battle the face with olive
oil soap and warm water. wipe the
skin dry and massage with pure cold
cream. In the morning put tea
spoonful Of borax in a tub of cold
water and take a bath. BE sure to
put borax in the travelling bag. as
YOU will find ii very useful many
times; little in water to battle the
ewes with when tired is restful after
a days journey. and will certainly
them amazingly. almost as
well as belladona. and is not so in
furious to the sight Borax is also
good for washing out handkerchiefs,
iurnove and various other little
things while travelling.
4 small pillow that can be tucked
in the side of the suit case will be
found to make the journey an easier
ih.ne and aid sleep where otherwise
Ii could never be wooed
WANTED.
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