The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
BY PARA DALTON

HVX Hal IS IL woman runs
w from and yet clings to
W most?" said the small
boy who was forever trying to
spring a joke upon the family With
the mischievousA twinkle still in his
eye he looked straight at his sister
Madge, a pretty girl with an abund-
ance OF blonde hair, and said, you
ought to know And in the same
breath he whispered, Rats"
MUST BID THEM FAREWELL
That isn't the saddest part of it;
they are really going out of style.
Think OF. it, girls, no more fluffy
rolls; no more puffs; no more
false curls, and no more rats" l
know it is dreadful, but if we fol-
low fashion we must put aside all
these beautiful additions to the
browning glory of womans beauty
and simplify our head dress.
Do hear the men breathe sigh
of relief and discount the time, by
hours, that they have been kept
waiting upon the maids who took
SO long to get ready because they
simply couldn't get their hair up in
hurry?
Do l hear another one say, "Once
more will be able to enjoy a
theater without having the view of
the stage INSTRUCTED by pyramid
of hair?"'
Doubtless there are many of the
lords of creation" who will be
glad to know of the change, but |
don't want to keep them in ignor-
ance of the styles which are follow
ing, SO am going to tell some of
the things the local hair dressers
have been telling me.
OH, FOR THE LONG HAIR!
Long hair is the battle cry of
all up-to-date ladies'" says Mr.
Butler, manager of the New West
ern Hair Dressing parlors. "Braids
and switches are in greater demand
than ever before. The turban head
dress is still popular in New York
and Europe and Is responsible for
the boom in switches and braids, as
it is impossible to form the turban
head dress without one
at is a shapely effect and the
plainness is somewhat pleasing
after the extreme styles of recent
date. But listen" Mr.. Butler says
'puffs are by no means on the shelf
and that their youthful effect is a
guarantee of numberless followers
The price on long hair has ad
vanced with the styles and has
been raised 100 per cent in the last
four months. owing to the above
| conditions"
CORoNET BRAID RETURNS
Miller Dervant likes the new
style of head dress much better
THE coronet braid, which was worn
rs years in the European fashion
centers, is being worn again." SAID
Mr.. Dervant, "and in place of the
old style rat the women will veal
what we call a turban. The turbar
! Is made of fine wire covered witt
hair and 1t fits over the crown o.
the head and bulls out the hal
without making the extreme puff
on the sides. This head dress Is
quite an improvement over the ole
rat, in that it gives ventilation.
Bangs are entirely out of luch
with the new hair arrangement
which calls only for a turban en-
circled with coronet braid"
after examining the head dress
designs in the periodicals of Lon
don and Paris" said the pretty
young lady at the Violet Hair
Dressing parlors, lone can invaria
bly, apply the old saying, 'Woman's
greatest adornment is her hair
MUST HAVE MUCH HAIR
in Dame Fashions latest mod
els there is one requirement, and
that is that you must have an
abundance of hair and, to my mind
the new styles are much more
classy than those of the pompadour
or the recently popular net work
: of puffs. The turban couture at.