Evening journal., 1909-09-29

anyway 80 Urfs lni allvr tiiinliar
o' nskiue % gown lu TWO
pleces Ibo laf 50 r-ations ou this
o'0sr htVr - .lHg slipped corset seaed
aio i'e waigt as linins rap corset
has tur usual aoa, aud side ciasaes
~ile is tac v..ng word fo aopiy.t 60
.aus- clastcs. wh.,n cre placed $50 fug
.aeh tley mat-riai!y reduce the figure
Beaded oheets 80. uu tie raye th.s
ial You sec .nem on tie Jersey
waists now $50 much worn agd also on
the -xronsi,c cloth dresses.
Caahmere is ueiug revived extensive
lN and black cashmcre trimmed with
satin is especially favored
Tho sash with HAT bow in the back
IS another feature 60 DC reckoncd with.
1t appears on nearly all the imported
models
a last years empire evening dress
can be made up 20 date by adding an
ovcrdross OF spangled effect and bring
ing one Of these sash effects low down
TO give The long waisted look.
No satin hats viii be worn the COM
ing winter White or black moiro viii
prevail instead where the finest silk
beaver Is not used
But silk beaver Is the smart thing
above an else. Il comes in all colors
and Is trimmed with feathers and al
greta. carrying out the soft effect
BY the way, a gre u many buckssin
gray shoes are 10 be worn These. be-
sides being pretty. are the most prac-
tical shoes ever invented They do not
show the dust and can be worn for
months without applying dressing Be
sides, they go with nearly everything
Speaking of clothes have you ever
noticed how remarkably well some peo-
pie keep them and how rumpled others
look?
Il all depends on the way they are
treated Cloth skirts should always be
put on hangers and carefully brushed
when taken of II dust is left In. the
cloth soon becomes shabby
AS for blouses. their hooks should be
sewed firmly. and when not in use they
should never be hung up. but kept in a
drawer
Boots and shoes should always be
well treed.
Gloves should he stretched before
putting then away in the glove box
Scarcity Of Heaven Born Wives.
p There would be fewer unhappy mar
p riagcs # women would learn 70 look
upon matrimony as a profession.
! Most girls are very selfish. They
{ consider a husband as natural pro
q wider sent by Providence to minister
b 20 their every want They do not
bother much about what they viii dc
for the man in return.
Very few girls are heaven born wives
The idea that a woman takes" e
y marriage as q iish 70 water OF a flowel
= 70 the sun is not founded on fact
Practically the only part OF Il which
comes easily and naturally Is what II
reality is a very small portion of mar.
ried life-the lovemaking
Marjorie can bask m Edwards smile.
by the hour She can listen TO hin
SAYING the same old thins and return
his .caresses endlessly And Of cours,
this Is all very nice but tn back uI
loVemaking good solid qualities arr
y needed
r one OF the most necessary Of thes,
y is the ability on the wife's part to con
troll her temper
The first quarrel is fhe one 20 b'
avoided once YOU give a man th'
e habit OF speaking his mind disagree
. ably you are lost
. Then the talent OF homemaking Il
one 60 be cultivated. Some womer
can make a coy home in one Furnished
room. while others make palac'
r dreary.
p sympathy on the wife's part Is In
e valuable. Many a prosperous man hai
r married "a plain. little, mouse colore'
woman ter this one Quelity alone 4