The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-07-05
HOW TO keep
DOWN EXPENSES
Artificial Needs For the Hair Few
But Sometimes Necessary. Attract
i've Ornaments For Evening. Some
Exquisite Designs. Sleeping In the
Open. Household Hints Worth
While For the Young Heusekeeper
styes For the Hair

satisfaction in the knowledge IhaI
grew one day on your own bonn
head.
Lacking this Psyche roll may b.
purchased to match the color OF you
hair of material | am told which II
made from imported fibre suitably
dyed.
These rolls are available for fifty
cents and may be adjusted in any de
sired style.
For another style OF raised dressing
are It'll foundations in varying size
through vh ch the hair is drawn and
then softly spread out and pinned In
place.
These foundations are slightly
shaped to fit the head so their ad-
justment is quite simple.
Over the face one wears the hair
arranged in low, soft pompadour a
parting showing curves or little
band ringe.
Every change in hairdressing brings
IN new style of decoration.
AT present the casque is receiving
much attention. This is an oddly
shaped comb with large full teeth and
a broad top shaped at the head. These
are adjusted at the side of the Golf
fure and besides proving a becoming
ornament likewise offer support to
the hair dressing.
The less expensive ones are found
In very clever imitation of shell and
amber, highly polished and in very
smart shapes for one dollar and
half.
Many of the best looking ones are
perfectly plain without ornaments.
Attractive are the balls arranged
along the top. Some carved effects
are also seen.
For evening wear. shell and amber
imitation in many cases are studded
with exquisite designs carried out II
French brllliants and in some cases
pears are introduced.
Quite new are the minute studdings
OF tiny brilliants set closely together
Many two and three-prong pins are
shown which are worn at any pre-.
ferred angle. The more expensive
OF these have hinged tops
Very expensive are the real plati.
mum pins and combs set with the best
grade of stones Near platinum in a
good design scarcely reveals the imi.
tation n few PAGES away.
Perhaps the greatest novelty is a
eolored composition resembling lumi.
nous enamel. These casques are
shown in blue, turquois, yellow, pale
green and pink. Small pinhead stud.
dings of gold and brilliants are some
times added.
Black, while less stricking is really |
more effective in way, and more In
keeping with quite tastes.
Sleeping in the open
Even though outdoor bedrooms |
have grown greatly in favor in the last |
few years and do not cause comment |
any more, the average person knows |
little of the means by which he might
easily comfortably and at small ex. !
pense obtain sleeping quarters In the
open. Being creature of habit, ne |
is usually content to close his home
securely each night and coop himself |
and his family artificially heated bed
rooms where perhaps only one win.
dow Is opened and that but an inch
or two This tiny opening is suppose
to furnish enough fresh air for the
sleeper It usually requires the grip of
some disease to arouse him from this
dangerous lethargic condition to in.
door catalepSy. Then too late, alas
he realizes that an ounce of proven.
tatiye hygiene is worth many pounds
OF cure.
Many contriyances that approximate
these conditions to some extent have
been constructed and utilized by out.
door sleepers from those which per.
nit the head TO prelude through an
open window to expensive patent
tents
A disable scheme that can be graft
ed satisfactorily on a house and which
will meet all demands Is one built
along the following lines, varied as
may be necessary: The sashes of a
second story window are removed and
a glass door opening inward hung in
their place. This window, II possible
should open on top Of a porch or 9th.
er convenient roof. When such n roof
is not available platform OF appro.
pirate size and strength can be con.
stTucted easily on brackets fastened
and securely blaced to the side OF n
house, It can be painted the color o,