The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-29
MISS ELIZABETH BA RTER-stephenson Studio

1 The sale was effected, and the young | person arose, beautifully coiffeured, and her new hair sat as easily on her head as if 1t had been home grown
 Nobody gould possibly tell it isn't your own" said Nhe pretty hair dresser.
 But it IS my own" the girl answered quickly. T bought it and paid for it with my own money didn't 'I?'
 She was very blonde wasAthe next lady who took the seat in fronbson the mirror. the kind of blondeness thahis reminis- cent of a brunette youth-atXthe roots and 1t was this that she hth come by to have remedied. - Its just round the edges" ssie said as she settled herself in the ehaSr, that the gold is beginning to wear offS 1 Polly looked at me and sniffedrssaying that anybody could tell that that lady's gold was plated"
 blondined lady with big blue ear rings always seems to me out of her ele- ment except when she is in cut glass cafe eating and ordering some more | Polly said that was because had never seen one Antil yesterday having her hair touched up."
 Its the weirdest thing Polly whis- pered "They always begin to talk about their 'cars' and of what was doing in | Paris lawst summer, and"
 q haven't time," the blonde was saving so loud that l couldn't hear the end of Peggy's dissertation, "to have my hair | shampooed today. I'm going motoring | and I've just had such beautiful special massage too. I should have waited until i after l got back-eh? I'm going to a din- ner party tonight, though, and I couldn't wait, and say, have you anything new that I can just pin on after I come home from my ride? Something new in hair, I mean, just ready to wear7" =
 Well I should say we have something that you can just pin on,'' was the an- swer, and presently a Roman Braid of the most glorious gold spunned hair was brought out, and laid on the blonde lady s head Just matches exactly
 How much?' she asked.
 | Being informed, the blonde lady com manded that it be wrapped up at once, and off she went murmuring that gold WAS expensive, but then if one had gold en hair it must be perfectly matched" {" so there you are.
 '"rhe Divinity That Shapes Our Ends in other words, the manicure Girl was busy putting a beautiful Marinello' polish on 10 of the very prettiest nails that you ever beheld while another was retailing the merits of a wonderful cream that was guaranteed if properly used to take any double chin Tout by the roots'' that ever existed, and cover up it's tracks swhile the customer was declaring that shed dc anything on the face of the earth to get thin except "dieting or exercising.'
 "Ffve Puffs and Two Curls," the pretty hair dresser was. saying as she held them against the brunette tresses of the GUS toner whose hair was being fan dried "The whole lot reduced to half what they cost a month ago"
 
 |. You want to get four or five large shel pins?" still another answer came while ; the speaker shampooed a girl who has what Ethel Barrymore calls "hair-colored hair''-"and a switch? Of course we have them all, and I'll teach you how to fz your hair in 10 minutes"
 S"Shades of the Sutherland Sisters Polly exclaimed, as thes Moving Pictures l film moved on-customer after customer tired, worn. faded and homely came ir l only to be made over and started out fresh and pretty and up to date .It's enough to make Lady GodNa turn over 1T her grave
 .Tf woman haA only got good hair. , dresser, masseuse and manicurist," I said : decisively. "she can out-M Mary -Garder , Mary Garden herself in these days oi 'braids' and transformations and ia ; cials' and. rouge and powder and tho Lord only knows what else. Can't she?