The evening world., 1916-10-07

Gpparel 10 the product OF her " care
The cost Of cheap finery IL a factor
a which We have not dweit to any
treat extent. Yet. paradoxioal a. II
sounds, Il 10 q truth which tho busi-
ness girl cannot afford to neglect
. girl goes without her LUNCH
q |w4tnout overshoes. In order 70 buy
Z lsasy crepe blouse. . pair OF shoddy
stockings. This sxtravasance
it, two ways. Tho girl u inturing
= health which Is her capital, her
e&bck IN trade, and she Ia investing In
Gnrments which . a not half as long
q less exotic apparel.
ON one point the male worker Is far
more sensible than the female. He
RAoss not cheat his stomach'to
us back. Tho main item In his ex-
rsuss budget is-as It should be-sub-
otantial uutriment. He never would
sacrifice q beefsteak to a now neck
cns. The idea that the business wom-
IN should adopt the dress OF the busi-
nsss man Is preposterous. but the
sooner she adopts his sane sense OF
ne relative values Of food and nnsry
me better for her.
SAILoR.MApe SUIT. WAIST OF
II GAME COLOR.
u Dear Madam; How should .
tuslnsss plri drsssf In . neat
b~vsinsssiiks manner. Her suit
should BE- tailor made and the
NJ skirt never more thm seven or
siuht Inches from the ground.
IA Her waists should be silk. Of the
sams color - her suit. because
In cool weather u looks better
end savss ~ The laundry. In
warm weather white waists or
VWhlto dresses are the most soo-
nsmIsal and Give best oil around
psrvies.
4hs business college should In
Fuct both the young lady and the
eUnng gentlemen students how to
r. and how to dress. II should be
Of the business course. And
Mosa those young people apply for
oostttons 10 tho time for their ON
o1syss TO crttictss them and give JIM
6~tyuotions.
u Very often in largo cities like New
80 o. Chicago girls eannot 70
VDQc to change their waists II they
an engagement for the evening
that, often Is responsible for the
90 ws do not like to see In the
AN EMPLOYEE.
st0oMG MADE" oARe BEST AND
M CHEAPEST.
Dear Madam: Taking myself for
sample: I receive a salary of Si5 per
week. tho most, or rather over half. of
vadch goes I O my widowed mother.
"a the remainder Is mine to do with
sec Mt. For instance. l wear To
business q very plain black faille silk
dress Of excellent quality. with white
satin collar and cuffs. l keep those
I collars and cuffs immaculate. / wear
plain black. very high-heeled shoes.
also q beautiful black chiffon velvet
coat, and to finish my OUTFIT 1 wear a
medium sized black velvet hat, with
Ane black kid gloves. I am dressed
In very good taste.
Now, to look at me. one would
think that IL was not necessary
|, for me TO 90 TO business, or that
.ArkAAa tnA NxIAa trAinn 80 Tiara
the society bud" The truth Of the
matter 10, my mother made the
' beautiful black coat for me at q
lost Of about $685. and Il couldn't
be bought in the store for less
H. than S55, " for that. | made my
pretty black velvet hat At a cost
Of $3.50. and Il couldn't be bought
in the store for less than $40, II
that. also bought the silk for
my dress and made II myself at
. post Of about $3.50. Ny shoes
were ~, and my gloves ".
I use no rouge. only a touch OF
n powder. and no jewelry. except q
crest ring. which Is an heirloom In
I my family I would wear a plain
tailored suit to business with a good
looking SGT OF furs. but same would
cost me moro than two Of my out
ats, and would necessitate my buying
ready-made clothes. Also i could no,
very we'll wear q tailored OUTFIT In
the evening whom / do go out. which
Is seldom. Hence my limitation but
outht' appears to greater advantage
\ than all the suggestions offered ir
! Ashe different letters would aver serve
Qa. ] win say. however, that ! DON
rposa myself around the ankles, o.