The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-06-24

The young man started, gazed in
tently at the pretty girl lunching at
the table next to the one he occupied,
then blinked daily and became
thoughtful, says the Baltimore Sun.
81 knew there was something the
matter with that synthetic gin Bill put
into the cocktail, was the conclusion
to which his mental gyrations brought
him, but, while l know pink ele-
plants have been seen under some
conditions, it's kinda queer that
should be seeing purple cigarettes.
Yes, 1t Was Purple.
Then he looked again The cigarette
that the smart-looking girl was smok
ing was decidedly purple. No, it didn't
change color, and everything else
seemed normal
Tell me" and the young man gaz-
ed appealingly at the waiter, is that
young lady smoking a-ah-purple"-
Eyes, sahs sure, sah,' he was told.
"They's lots of young ladies smoke
the colored cigarettes The colored
cigarettes is considered very stylish,
sab.
w men proves llldl TIC uuohy WoitSl
kept abreast of the time, for, yes, we
have colored cigarettes today They
are made in all the rainbow colors-
and few more added. There are
blues and pinks and puppies, tans,
browns, blacks, yellows terra Gotta
all colors and many varieties OF shade.
In addition, there are cigarettes that
suggest tie-dying and Others that must
have been designed by a cubist paint
er.
To Harmonic With Home.
They are made to harmonic with
the decorations of your home, your
| hat or your astral color, When you
| indulge IN your little puff you may
also feel that you are taking one more
step along the popular road OF sell
expression"
Gracious" exclaimed pretty Betty
the other day, Il can't imagine how
! Maude could do such a thing as serve
orange colored cigarettes at her lunch
con when her dining room is done IN
| that odd shade OF blue, and she wore
a green dress. Some people have no
artistic sense at all"
With the colored cigarette there
has arrived one more way i'll which
it is possible, to commit social and
artistic errors. \Life is truly becoming
most complex, and the girl who or
ders her smokes" without due
thought to whether they will harmo-
nize writes herself down Philistine.
So far as can be learned books OF
etiquette have not yet taken up the
question of the colored cigarette, but
it offers splendid opportunities for a
chapter that should be really thrilling.
| PSYCHOLOGISTS also should find it fer
tile field. Goodness only knows what
hidden depths of character might be
dumped through the fact that Bea-
trice. blonde, snub-nosed and baby
faced. goes in for somber black
smokes, which Elizabeth, tall and ma
donalike, selects the most passionate
puppies on the market.
Matching the Samples.
There is a demand for the colored
cigarettes, says the manager OF one
LOT the fashionable Smoke" emporiums
lin Baltimore. "Of course, women buy
them. They come in here to get the
shades that will match the color
Ischeme for a luncheon or dinner, or
perhaps they want to match the color
Iof new dress. Sometimes they bring
samples of cloth with them.
"Others Just want certain tavor1te
shade. They buy the same shade all
the time, because they want to identi-
fv that color with themselves, just as
thew select one particular perfume to
express their own personality.
The All-Important Choice.
On the counter in the emporium
there is displayed the samples" OF
the various shades Over these sam
ples bend blonde, brunette and Titan
lLAads ennanad in the imnnrtant task