The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-23
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evenings a week, giving the same
work, and their instructors are so
efficient that they are able to place
every graduate of their complete
course in a good paying position, for
they have twice as many applica-
tions for graduates as they are able
to fill
care their terms reasonable:' in
quired Nellie. Very much so,
he replied. Besides assisting many
students in securing temporary po-
sitions to help pay their way
through school.
"Thcy teach most thorough and
up-to-date banking system along
with the regular business courses
and they have had the pleasure of
seeing their students occupy some
splendid positions, know Charlie
will enjoy his studies here very
much.
"Uncle Henry, is there a place in
town where one may get a facial
massage and a shampoo" I'm great
" in need of both
"Ycs, indeed answered uncle, 'at
the Beauty Shop, suite 10 Bridg-
man building, SOP II West Main
street, you will find experts in mas
saying, shampooing, hair dressing,
manicuring, etc, and they really do
excellent work. SO | think we will
leave YOU there for a while and
in the meantime Charlie and | will
find some innocent amusement and
will call for you later
Entering the Beauty Shop some
time later, Charlie avcrrcd that
he would hardly have recognized
Nellie, il he hadn't left her there,
her face looked so fresh and pretty
from her massage.
Miss Thornton treated me so
pleasantly, too remarked Nellie, as
they rode on, and their prices were
so reasonable. ! had a lovely 'Nio-
let Ray facial massage and a sham
poo with cistern water and they
dried my hair SO nicely. 1t just
feels fine. I'm going there often,
for her 'AcroIine hair tonic treat
ment, for l like their work very
much.
Did you have your nails mani
cured, too" inquired uncle.
"Of course" replied she. Don't
they look pretty / never had a
better manicure IN my HE; they
took such pains with them.
"Without question, ~ remarked un-
Gle, Miss Thornton has well ap-
pointed beauty shop, and l have
heard several ladies speak very
highly OF her facial massage and
the artistic coifTures which she con-
structs. She is a graduate, you
know. of Burnham, Chicago, so you
see she IS hiqhly qualified for her
work. She has a splendid clientele,
for with her fine line Of toilet prep
ar,t;ons barrettes and combs she
Las without question an establish
,non+ tb,t deserves thc hich-class
mn,roooaa llt,o ,'aa' ,.o, sco there Jiow do
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Sou .oi inc c, .Vi "g,H' c,D .Le.a,,,,tl,. %,
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oel sIa''u' ''l Du,'"l''' '. .:T .;.'o ,i am Lo
erythllS SO sdI'''''y wi" H' nv
modern appIiahce' 1eCG'S"I! Io'
her work Iler pace IooN? 50 0'cH''
too, all Whlte ehanei WIN PrGI'y
draperles. l also liked her method
of sterilizing all her brushes, combs
and instruments said she.
Uncle Henry said Charlie as
they left "While coming down ON
the train from Kansas City ! broke
my glasses. Do you suppose that l
will have to send them back to Kan
sas City to be fixed? They were
'Toric' lenses, you know
"Well, hardly replied Henry
"You come with me and we'll go
over and see Dr. J.. {. Harlow, lO-
West main street, who is our best
eye specialist, and III guarantee
you'll be satisfied with what he may
do for YOU"
After reaching the office and in
Producing the young folks to Dir
Harlow, and DIR. Pauline Payne, hi,
assistant, as DR.. Harlow explained
that he was busy and asked them tc
wait, uncle continued, "When il
comes to delicate work, as is re
quired in treatment of the eyes,
want a man who, by study and eX-
perience, has become absolutely
capable, and / do not hesitate tC
recommend Dir Harlow as such