Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24


 pinos is Of white georgette crepe with rose or dotted white crepe. A navy blue voile with crcss pleated bosom with collars and cuffs of bisque co; ored crepe, is very stylish.
 Women canteen workers in the uonH!oossV uBnsIIVO s.usN SunoA huts in France will have for neN Easter clothes this year what has been declared the official uniform for them. Work in the canteens over there is much too hard to permit Of frills anC flounces. or even the ordinary garb or civilian life.
 The new uniform for women car teen workers consists of the follow ing:
 1 gray whipcord coat and skirc.
 l hat. blue or gray cloth.
 shirtwaists, blue or white flannel
 1 blue necktie
 1 blue woOlen muffler.
 1 brassard.
 canteen cveralls aprons.
 caps.
 The cost of the uniform is as fo: lows:
 su't 275 francs. CThere are 5 francs in s1)
 hat, A to 70 francs.
 Coat, 135 francs.
 Or, # preferred. cape. 14O francs. Scarf, 10 francs.
 Tie, francs.
 Aprons. 15 frarcs each.
 By General Pershing's order. the en- tire canteen work for the army Tn France has been taken over hy the Young Mems Christian Association. This will mean that hundreds of new canteens will be opened before fall. Scores of American women will be ai work in them, paying their own e. penses. working without pay, and G.s- pensing with many of the simpiest comforts of life in order to be of aid to the men of the army.
 Attention, High School Gir5s
 A matter for sound thought and con. sideratiOn is the overdressing of hign GchoCl girls In the first place. it s FOOT taste to wear silk hosiery and seorgette crepe waists in the schoUr room when simplicity is the order of the day, as it is striven for and sough: dlNCA III AAAEoE anu in the next place it isn't kind to your schOolmates. There are just lots of girls whose mothers and fathers by hard labor and SC crifice struggle day after day, year after year. to keep their daughters clean and neat so that they may go to high school and de- velop and broaden their minds so that they may compete with any other chil- dren in the world
 Just stop and think what Q cOmfor- these gifls will be when they have attained splendid young wOmanhoOd, to brisdten the dreary existence Of the parents who labOred that they might obtain tha most priceless of things, an education. You may lose everything. at least every worldly thing, but through every trial and tribula ton that amount of learning you have accumulated remains, made perfect by hard study and constant thought.
 These girls who are less fortunate financially are often made uncomfOrt- able and feel i'll at ease going through the corridors and to class schoolmates clad in the height C. fashion while they are in their simple ifrOcks, feel very strong lyN that things have not been evenly divided. It is as natural as for the sun to rise each morning that every daughter of Eve should wish to look her best, but there is ever so much time for that in the future when the school days are but pleasant mem ories Then is the time to go out III the world of people and take yom place in society or whatever you may be best fitted for and shine like a jewel in a lovely setting of beautiful cloth. But now. while the halcyoE days of childhood and youth are here, enjoy them in simple. sensible frOcGs, neat and fresh like a flower, anu not clad in elaborate silks to pass CIc day in the study hall. Put yourself ' in the place of some little girl you may have in mind, whose clOthing | isn't nearly so nice as yours, whose | circumstances won't permit her Go wear the latest in hats. shoes anc other pretty things dear to the heart ! of a girl the world over, and see how ycu would feel walking to anc ! from s-hool with girls who have every | fancy gratified and the contrast O, your own plain garments. Is it pleas. ant little girl? Is it an enviable pc sition? Is it quite fair? The mothers who do not dress theT daughters plainly and simply should give it their attention it is food for | thought.
 There isn't anything under the can l opy of blue heaven more attractive than the high school girl, light heart ed. full of spirit and sometimes gig gles. with her hair down her baC-. 1 tripping gayly along They enjoy life to the uttermost, and it is as it should be, but not in striving to outshme their classmates in frills and fur6e- lows and hats a-tilt. but fin good hard digging for the things that count.
 SNOW IN PANHANDLE