The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-05

sn.se Is no doubt about II that the
...s s@sx the fashions. For the last
~ seasoua We have as regularly looked
~ - coming Of the English compan-
81 q = standard Of beauty as We 90 10
3. ace.,ing of the seasons to decide what
-. - .na what shall not be worn. All
ssenr thu preference in type OF women
-. hen given TO the bionde. but the last
-.srt English company that mace a spc-
INV OF exhibiting beautiful women hao
~ ,ce blonde In the group, and she was
s..thinr but a pale blonde. The day OF
~ ~ s.,,nst,e has come. She OF the dark
~. q soft. full ripples, OF great big dark
- ~ glowing cheeks and OF intense
..s...~ian. IL in favor, while the intel
x.ss...ai hicxde Ii given the 60 by. HOW
I -. Though fashions may decree one
80. human nature will always have Its
-. and there will be men VINO,
~%ether Dame Fashion approves or not,
-, Tan towards blondes as naturally as
sn.v do to sunshine. These are the men
~ snproye Of the natural blonde, not
- 10 one whose hair II the result OF per-
~.,Ss ~ hydrogen, whose lashes and
49,. are cultivated, and whose skin is
80 the pink shade that II Is by the use
- -s,ious powders and liquids. A recent
80 = beauty tells that with civilization
~.ue blondes; that as the brain OF wom-
:. rev stronger her hair grew paler.
+ "a that she is IN her savage state when
- = 4 brunette This IL a direct con-
..sdsrtaon to the Old idea that heaven
-snvtded food and the devil furnished
1919. and. consequently, when women
Sexan to eat cooked food she grew pale
q r6sor. The most interesting question
rtaut blondes and brunettes is that Of
Gsenntty Of feeling. Every woman wants
s = kuov which can hold the affections Of
! mar, the longest. the blonde or the bru-
sette' The vote IL undoubtedly In favor
p the blonde. as far as holding the man
sass. but IN favor OF the brunette az far
= the affections are concerned.
Two positive types. the blondest Of the
kaordes and the darkest OF the brunettes,
esfe taking OF Il. Said the blonde: You
runetres always make the mistake OF
heln9 too affectionate and allowing your
naeet:on TO express itself in words as well
= ID actions. You convince a man that
Is Il the one object In your life and all
lAai yon live for. He Is 50 certain that
Il grows Indifferent. He wearies of your
eareeses. He tires of your sweet words.
rou &c. you give him too much plum
radding. and he does not appreciate II.
Now the way TO keep man Is to make
Fin love you. bat you must not love him
to much. Let him realize that he In
second to your dogs. your frocks. and
your books When he Is with you. be at
your best and your brightest, but when
you show him a favor make him feel 1t
teenly Write bright. charming notes to
him. but never put love you on paper"
But answered the brunette. II am -
perfectly devoted to the man ] love that
would trust him with anything.
would write anything / felt. and I am
Gure nobody would see the letters but
his own dear self. and that he would I'M
Aefstand them
How about his valet?" asked the
blonde. And suppose he should change
his mind or you should change yours:
eseh would marry somebody else, and
some other woman would have the
pleasure Of reading those letters and
rri.!csing themg For my part. / al
Ways follow the advice Of the French
diplomat, who said, Never write letter.
1nd never destroy a letter."
The brunette loked crestfalien. The
blonde looked sweeiiy judicial And a
little while after the believing brunette
heard that the one man to whom she
save her alteration had not been TO