The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

morning al . o'clock. For all knew
i might have como homo with a
handful OF frizres.
First of all we eliminate every
trace of oil with this CASTLE inther."
Miss Mae announced. and proceeded
20 lasher and rinse my head. drying
II carefully with an electric drying
machine.
MAKE yourself comfortable IN the
chair. because the longest and most
tedious part OF tho waving begins
now" she explained. adding, "rhc
result Of the wave depends upon
the skin and the direction 10 which
the hair n wound onto the alum.
mum pins watched her as abe
eurled the hair. strand by strand
and tied II securely TO insure against
slipping.
"Mrduss put 10 shame" cx-
claimed. How many Of those
funny.lcolsing pins are going TO
sprout upon my weary skulif"
gazing with apprehension at tho
thin whisps Of hair that GOV.
cred each pin.
"Your hair Is heavy and fine
30 We will use about 40 pins 10
curl your entire head and she 70
assured me with "Jus, think how
wonderful you1l iookF' Her fingers
flew among the pins and strands
% hair until all 90 pins were ready
for the next step IN the bcautlfyinE
wave.
Little pads which 10 ked like
bnndaErs were placed on the
table. Miss Mae enlightened
me. These little pads arc
danpcned and wound about
each curling pin 90 shrink one
aide Of the hair while the cice-
trio current " nj work"
''shrink my hair. sounds like
being sent to the iaundryi-
Mature shrlnhS some hair Of her
own accord. and In this system of
waving We Just help out where
nature overlooked her task. These
pads contain no Injurious drugs or
chemicals o. bleach or dry tho hair.''
over these pads shs slipped finger.
length tubes ~ ieavy brown paper.
tying them lnto place with dampcnsd
strings.
Hungry auerief tho watchfui
Lady the Magic wanar. as I began
10 fidEst and saulrm with The knowl.
edge that the innrr woman was fas,
losing inrereat Ia the happenings
uppcrmont on my mind
'Luneh.- agreed with csn.
phssls. and som I was MUNICH
Ing dainty sandwiches. frosted
cake and hot coffee. Between
nibbies I nodded my oddly decor.
aied head at It's reflection la the
mirror and cherr-si u by whis
perlng. "Just think. Aiicen. how
lovely u IL going 10 icoi!'
Have you eser seen one Of tis~ cleo,
trio milking machines that farmers
are installing on modern dairy
farmn7 A similar apparatus had beon
suspended all morning over my IN.
ruapecsiug head. Suddenly Miss Ma.
fNached up ard brought the whole
Internal booking iumhlc ~ wires and
shining metal tubes down 10 my head
level.
What's thair' ! garpsd. visusiix.
ting IN one ffec,inw moment all the
tales had ever heard OF conyicts and
electric chairs
Miss Mae answered. These arc
tho ovens. After they are In place
over these paper tubes wen turn on
the electric current for II minutes.
then of for ono and a half. and on
again for four. II Is called baking.
and does the shrinking which Nature
forgot
Mature certainly was unkind
10 me-" mumbled this num-
slsuiied Child Of Fate. Tho opcr-
ator began 10 press the ovens
into place. II seemed that every
hair on my head was being
piucked out nj the roots ~ she
proceeded to insert small fiber
discs at the base of the tubes.
I complained loudly.
Sorry they pull sympathixcd
Miss Mae. but We want your hair
curled az close 10 tho roots an posi-
bic. Normal hair grows half an inch
a month and this wave win Inst until
tho hair grows out. 80 the closer 70
the scalp VIC wave the hair. the long.
er the curl viii bs retained. These
little discs prevent the steam from
burning the head And with tina,
shs pressed the button and the cleo.
trio current began 20 circulate thru
the miniature easseroies.
IT Lt.that's b b.better." faiicrei