| Show 4 f I i I I 11 I I i il I t I t 1 Bab Says Truth I JI 11 I I It hi 11 I 4 I i Is Fashionable 11 I Copyright 1S3S1 < It Is t quit tho newest fashion to be I nil 1 11 truthful In days gone hY If you or I liJ t or our deret frlnd or our hlttert conJ ItllI I con-J k kV 1 I lemy wore a shabby gown didnt go 11 I I to I he a era gave up tile carriage or I I that 1 Waft not Seen on an ocean steamer I 1 li I 3 Jl 1 year the explanation a very weak one to Ii Always was that we dilute ore I R I As It any women would Prefer weating 11 Ji I 1 mbeth I ulrnbbv frocks its If any woman I I idle liked music or not would prefer I the or an If any worn to give up opera niolu 8Jlor any Mon for thai mottrpr 1 11 I L ferred to give up tie good things ot J I llfel But we used to lo such fuels I J I bout It Wool am the explanation wow 7 i wo-w pre ended to believe > that other lmo f 1 to L I plo believed l us Iver > bol knew that polar once f N1111 we were liars and prottypoor Nowadays wo tell the truth and shame 11111 11 that worldly gentleman In black and people cal us noble Madam Arlsto tri I st crat who is I as stingy as ever she can frick ma la In the 6 I be goes visiting In a 1 1 I J l day of tile Medes and Per fans clasps 1i AtIlI her hands In n tiagle way anl says I I I know I am ft sight but I really cannot a I A afford a new froek It Is fashionable I I I to to be poor though there ore a great A i 4 many people who ate In fashion who V and he would rather have more ducal of tvi uosn stylish Still this truth telling fe 1 ver I not n a bad no II might lie for II do glv e a reasun ftnd a sensible one t I for a great many things It makes It possible for mere ordinary everyday 1 I people to lo as they should and keep I out of debt and to be perfectly frank asP f as-P to why they are not foolishly extrava ri J lant 11 I I 11 It Is always the poor who rite extrav 1 I agent The rich woman utilize every 11 1 scrap Of material I has every gown made I over and keeps rich becouo she la I eco It I 1 I I nomlcnl The poor womn Is so deeper f 4 g Stilly afraid of being thiught Poor the I she goes Into debt does not give the J proper wear to her belongings and car It fries n burden on her shoulder that makes her 010 it and ugly before her time I 11 I once had the pleasure of going Into 11 the warflrobe room of a very wealthy li woman and that wardrobe room ann i I 0 a-nn object lesson to me It wan a large light room on the top floor of the house FI with wardrobes built around It on all 1 sides drawers being under these mardI mard-I ii robes and with high shelves built above them to hold bonnet boxes Here all m gown wire kept Those that were to ooiIrf lo be worn were ready for assumj tlon Thoso that had been worn came up to 16 ie be brushed looked ocr and carefully but away Here all I day long sat two Ill I welds seying bru shing and making I 1 U over while thegrentent enre wan given 1 I loch portion ot n frock votien It was 41 1 1I put away Sleeves mere stuffed lth I I Uu paper to keep them In shape fj11 I its 01 colored tissue paper ment over I i j 44 wllte lace to prevent its becoming elI el-I u of i to Parasols were softly mraplI in I white wool I stuff Hoots olicies and 1 Uppers were all on their trees and 1 landing In the drawers Every lint t J 41 I I box dd written upon U I In I lfnl letters I ft terse description if the 1 hat In It so I I I that one did not lose ones tenii er by i 1 I going lIuoogh I I Innumprnhlo hoxce I I 1 I rearchlng for one particular 1 chapeau I it h Most mrkabl of all were the boxes 1 i It filled with towns that hal been ripped I tthll 1 apart When a dicss had done Its duty i I I In life the thrifty maid took It ripped i I fcl rl J Itt l t i 11 I carefully apart made It Immaculate 11 I ly clean I and then nlzcl I Its pifsltlll I t jl f s ties The silk lining was folded I ion w 1 illf I 4 4 i-on the Paper wrapping It un written k 1 Here Is I enough i pI IIQ silk to make a r fornsed 1 I J petticoat The I rocade that formed 11 I i I r 1 the dress was also I carefully done up tt j 1 i Its measurement described and there I J 1 was suggested In writing This I will F make a handsome sofa pillow or This 0 mmt k I I may be developed Into Party bog or 1 I r chair covers The finely cut steel Itut I I ro cl i t t r f tons were wrapped separatelY and I box 1rJ tl t ed Thii las Ire cleaned still care fully basted on sheets of colored I pppr tt i1Jr1 1 and laid In large Hal boxes I Absolutely 11 V it I Absolute-ly nothing was waste The cause t que n ce when It n w dress to to Ile JI made after some thought has been glv I I en to Ito general style tile 0111 milt I remind the mo < lisle of the exquisite Ice JIounrc already Possessed 1 of tho I o finely cut regions buckle that was on I ths link I Satin or ot the sand of steel buttons 1 IL I but-tons that appeared on another gown 4 11 and tiny one of these Is I ready to go forward I I for-ward an I ilo duty aialn leathers to 4 1 t from bonnets itt l ng special boxes 4 j o Flowers rite carefully straightened out = ui II iji I ol I and thought give to their possible time Nothing Is I countel worthless unless It I Is no and the confluence Is that this Oman can afford to lie generous Hite j does not give away < 11 linen but when t she wants to help she can afford to put her hand In I her purse und OffLr mono Ito I I I-to hoever nod 11 1 Apropos of giving I laughed In a I half heart m ay the other night My I I I hairdresser vilin 1 Is I a widow llIh four small children tll PIort still on aged I I mother to care for wo lugging an I enormous lron paper box an she on tered the Ilab mansion She spilt of J her arm being tired but said one of her I customers had given her this hn I ml In tile dI and told her II tall full of I some thing that would bo useful to I tier Now a good many heads have I to i I be dressc 1 to t > upi Ir a whole fatu I I I I consequently everything must he vol I ll ued at Hi proper consideration by thl a I I buy woman I suppose she aw the cvrloslt In my eyei hut she told mo I I I that If I mould allow her She would 1 I I open the box as she mould Ithe to se i hr Presents I sculized a I looked ex j 11 I I acUy how men a rich Oman can be I In that box were torn workbag Woken sets t of pig I In clover shnt cred funs faded cotillon favors and a C en miserable loklng I ribbons that cutl 1 not hate I been utilized even for a doll Just such ft lot of rubbish an one get when sin old rhet of drner In I cleaned utond thl accuinulatl a n of nonsense still fresh tin offt red on 11th on air 01 pride to a hrdYoorklng lomn who wool have approltd omthlng G xesr LM g 0 JF Q j J f M 1 Wl I kl rs 111x i J 5 I I < I to 4 J1i < i l I 11 to 1i q11 I I I 11 to l r It o A i I t i gI n 1 v1t ro f 1 Xl ooi lL lot 7V i N Ip 1 i e JtV1 N tx r 1 Z q11Q to IP 1 ijk t4O Nit I wik fflf ELJ i to 1 If o 01 I I f 1 t A r lqyooliq VI M T iv A sensible but who had absolutely no room for such rubbish I often wonder A hat tb e gets 00 < 1 think 01 uh ohr I fly And I often wonder what the people peo-ple who give such things expect the recipients to do with them Hut thy keep on gluing them and the people selected ected to receive these doubtful lies ngs lire obliged to take them and to mile and behave I exactly as If they had crelvcd something worth having We used to think that London and Paris were far ahead of us In their mart showing of carriages but that Is I 10 longer so I < ew York ha got to be very correct as far as the stable Is I concerned and Ina know the Swagger Swag-ger set Is I largely Incline I to le the horsy net It must be confessed that the swell men either Imitate their groom or permit their groom to 1011 tale them lloisy gentlemen always suggest gentlemanly herpes to me You I IHV the kind I The sort that look well enongh to lido for nwhlle are then klvon to the ehlllrcn to drive In I a phaeton and eventual end their lives In tho crv Ice ur u cab stable Of course there are women who do not kn iw what perfection In n carriage Is I There Is I a mon who alvoroys look to Ine no II she might say that she balled from lltllvlllc and who Is I the daughter of u many times millionaire and this one eunlule that as Hite run have tiny IIU1 she wunts She mill pay no attention atten-tion ti the fact that certain laws rules still regulations constitute carriage ell quetto In tho first place she Bits on the wrong aide l A lady should always le t on the right of her carriage just behind be-hind tile oachman In the second place this lady I In I given I over to the Jangling of chakis which Is I n worse slump of vulgarity thin a rlaret livery with white collars and curfs and goll bruld Then her carriage Is I not as It ought to be Immaculate One concludes I that there Is nn capable bod to order the static people Just how to keep It title tile tootmn looks as If he wont ed a led ai 111 d to him to make him sit up A good footman ought to look aq I i If he had swallonid a bnat which ha 1 I attached t luelf to his spinal I column und II there are thounds of oddet on the Mrtets and hundreds of exeltlas el Inodes he ought to look I > > rfectly In liamsle und uJoKdutely unmovJ Whn such a foolnmn Is I got lie is I a treasure Tile mot cullect livery tody Is I avery a-very dark om blue or blk helog Pre l frud Tin hoot top Should bo whit nnd the < at have u Clvt 0111 r un1 narrw CIvet cuffs The gloves should 11011 hlt ont Iho hat should shloo its If It were an advertisement for name line 101110 Tho torm mat hould be 01 Uldto rubber anti tn Inter time n fur cap of Mach hokl should bo WUIII A good coachman veto er takes a term cot on 11 victoria IC lite ralstress chances the I I term he must do the tn same on a IvInsomthat Is it private I hnom and n private hansom Is I u de iigiitfui I J luxurythe driver doc not AN or n Ihery I I Ilt all and this In I done to distinguish him from the ordinary hansom driver who always wr livery liv-ery In toad ho wears n box cOAt film collar and purr scan are Immaculat slid hi I a high hat has a malou Pat Ioh uJille his gloves art dark tn lines such no gentlemen wr Tbe fohlon ble girl who used to have a phaeton now has n hansom and she manages to get more solid fun out of It than site would out ot any other trop But the verg girl get a good 1 shouldrAPf1111 of life anyhow Why ohouldnt sh7 She Ie I Young well dressed and pretty She enJol her doth Sown been It fits well ant l she I Ili comfortable In It She enjoys a pound of the best 9 weet 1 II j l j A I a XfL I I g I I V CUPID TIIC MAGICIAN because she hares them w Ith her chum and I her digestion Is I good the enjoa u matinee at fits theater because she Ito I tntlllgnt and Ilan the wisdom to s lect a guild play She enjoy dancing all night anol may Ing goodby to the boys In the morning because she knomos how to danc and reallzrot i that these special boys nppre i elate her She even enjays the heavy German opera because she Is I healthy enough to Iep through the greater part of It and to be flesh for the ball 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