Eureka Reporter | 1903-04-24 | Page 6 | House-to-House Millinery

house to house millinery A woman will never throw an old hat aside or even give it away as long as she believes there Is a chance of making it over she Is ashamed to send it to a millinery store in fact a number of mUll milliners ners discourage such a custom by charging prices quite out of proportion with the work done in some of 0 the uptown up town residence dis tracts and in brooklyn young women go from house to house restoring bril blancy to faded headgear at nominal prices some of them with a taste tor for millinery have built up a regular custom trade and have all the work they want to do in a few hours they will transform an old hat or bonnet into one that looks as good as new girls will help along the family in come in this way where they can choose their customers and their time when nothing would persuade them to work in a millinery store or go behind a counter new york times