July oil!$
Machine Shops ai
Make <
?.p Automobiles, Not Pari?
C ufni^to Blame for Bobbed Kau.
bafetjr Razor Eliminated the W hi?her.
Chemical Advance Brought
Hair Coloring
Women's fashions?a n d
men's too, for that matter?
are created in machine shops
and chemical laboratories.
This is the contention ofj
Jeanne Ruere, beauty special- |
ist, who during the last few
years "has transferred hor
activities from Paris to New
York.
Being Parisian, Mlie~
Ituere apparently should
know what she is talking
about, for all that it heretofore
has been the general
i Is ?* f I' . n*nr!r.e .%f' "
* i<iiin;ri unit uit o VI
v irvu-n, in part iculur, are Ihej*
result of t! < \ liirn of some,!
< eater of jpavi. or coifTurCo,
V i;> ihe .Tench capi i
\k.\; r ernmple," j
Miie iiuere rec nt'v t. a rt p- **
, --at. : ive of the press, "is tc i y
no! i ire.- t of* a new j j
\ f iu::Vt. Philosophy has'
\rr t- .? ! any urcat part in theji
. -to :;y lif:? < 4" wr. Nov,
as ri;:\ have change-i the for-j
* nes of nations, but lav had j
tfcle e(T ct upon the way women I
>-e tin ir cloth
So it car.aot but appear that
. nvenience and necessity have far
e to do with it. That Ls the
neral reason piven for* the cropng
up of cropped hair. But
ick of the reason?which most
rtainly is sound?is the fact j
at certain new inventions in the
* ?r!d nave made convenience ai
ore vital matter. Bobbed hair, I
for Instance, has come in at about
e same rate as ha? the low
iced., generally available autoobile.
Riding- in automobiles, as
very one knows, is destructive of
iy coiffure at all elaborately or
tificially arrungeo. ^Thc wind
mply wastes ail the time that
is been spent. So this happen:
people found that they would
. ,.iher ride in automobiles than
t ride; and so they must find
means of fixing the hair attrac ly,
yet in a style which would
'.stand the breezes
"Thst> what I mean by sayir
LOGGING ENGINE DERAILED
An ung'ne on the Rich Mountain :
logging road being operated by the
^ Whiting Lumber Company at Shulls
Mills, broke through a bridge near
the corporate limits of the ctiy last
Thursday afternoon and turned com*
pletely over into a swamp. It weighing,
50 tons uttd wrecking equipment
being meagre, the matter of getting
the thing hack 0:1 the track proved
quite an undertaking. On Sunday a
crew of men, a log loadet from the
mountain and an extra engine was on
the job and with heavy blocks and
tackle, op. rated by extra engine assisted
the great lifting power of the
log loader, the massive stent structure
was hoisted to an opright position
and from this onto the tracks. The
workmen estimate that the engine is
damaged to the extent of $2,000.00.
Jt went into the shop- Monday. None
of the ct*c\v were injured in the
wreck.
PLENTY OF L AUGHTER
. .You will get plenty of laughter out '
of Davidson's Ncwj, but remember
Davidson's Mid Season Clearance
Sale is no ioke. It is an unusual ev
fci?t to do you good.
r Davidson's mid season CUsrsace
i Sale begins W<*dnerday August tho'
5th. and will last tor 15 days.
A BANK ACCOUNT
111 . .
win ao more ro systemize
your business than any other
dozen of things.
I
It will prevent mistakes
promote economy and
prove an incalculable
point to the business mar
Bank of Blowing Rock
Bloviaf Rotk, M . C.
i . '
MMHMMUMMMMWMHINHMNMnHHHMMi
net Laboratories
Changes in Stv
^.ixt r ^ r*3* HMEC
tASh \QH AO if UlKN&r,
that factions come from the nu-! i
:kir.e shops, the chemical labom
lories, rather tH?r from the sfllflh
T the couturier.- and coiffeurs o. I .
Pari i."
The -arne th'nj*, ace"*,,*'n7* t?? j
M'ie, Ru< re, ha- taken place in j'
inen's styles. A notable instance j
is the now nearly obsolete
w\ C.:r grandfathers. said j
Lhf; V- . yjiti;-.Vand hers,I
too, for i at me. tier wore th<: [
hirsute ' 'age chiefly hecau-* j
-ha* ' r, w/ h an op. n razor
an.': that no>v i- considered,'
reap now is c- idered *.> ,
too h_ . for laur..: ' *, v..-. t*
much an ordoa'. A. r .. ? i- t riutui
and the facial tlcra t their
courts va:hcr than i !: ' . - '
to the unguarded r: nor. The in-;1
vc tion of the safely razor and
special soaps for softening the
beard naturally removed the hazards
to masculine pulchritude?
and with the removal ci the hazards
came the removal of the
beard.
A present development of
fashion, ?bte directly tw scientific
research, is the rapidly crow in-:
number of women with gjp&y hair 11
who aro colonnK it- It is only re-'
cenlly, withir. th > iast three or ]
four years. Mile. Ruerc points j
out, that serious scientific alien- [
tion has been brought to bear |
upon the rather neglected subject!
of coloring human hair.
"Women a few years ago?in !
a c--v "
'f 1|^
I Ton niA & > >uri*n hixon tr. - ai
W IlLJ AM f
THE PICTURE WE /
1N<
TON
"RIDERS OF TF
Wednesday and
Admission 15 and 35
r?
Want i
What have you 1
dwellings in C
ed for $l!
A
P. O.
North CI
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT EV
?
les for Women.
CAN YOU
r IT BEFORE
TontGHTP
?T AOUgi^Jfy
ralUz,
?UwWa
r gray or ghastly. An<i the col
.ifTs men were ??? very cruue, .-o
.p:v unconvincing, that they po*<?ic:e
chose gravness.
It is now of course, quite diff*:r?Mit.
The hair tint, a new pro:e
of coloring: hair. e<peci:. v
ie. i :! for human hair, has been
jvelvrV,; it allows any wohiari co
""".ante the hue of her hair back
that of her youth within the
>horf space of fifteen or twenty
minutes; anil so cunningly is trx3
preparation co: ipoundd thai its
eff'-'s arc quite indiscernible as
..hi':!.
' " r, not only has science
achVved a natural coloring hut a
one. Hack in the bustle eia,
'.air ?lyes?containing a substence
entitled paraphenylone diamine?
were about as safe to bring in
proximity to the scalp as the open
razor was to the throat. Chen i ts
have eliminated this ingredient
and with it the chief grounds for
many women's prejudice against
coloring their hair.*'
"The coming of bobbed hair, the
going of the untamed whisker ami
the almost universal custom of
coloring hair?all these .are the
product of the work of the engineer
or the chemist. The dressmaker,
the hairdresser and other
such folk as commonly are supposed
to be the originators of
styles are really but carrying out
the orders of necessities?new
necessities brought about new
deal and chemical invenu
yfn
DiRA OF IMC. 1-UIU'Ut 1AG~~~-~~
Ox. SPtqtAU.
1 * * ? a x r T"? nrn^ t \r r a in
VLL. MAVL t5LtJ\ W/\l !
^ FOR
\ MIX in
IE PURPLE SAGE"
i TKurs. Aug. 12-13
PASTIME THEATE
A Trade?
:o trade for 2 modern
Charlotte now rent
15 per month:
ddress
Box 37
jarlotte, N. C.
ERY THURSDAY -BOONE. N. C.
FOX HUNTING ^
I Mr. VtTtnr:
5vcr si net* the days of Mint rod
i who was a "mighty hunter before
| tie Lord*' and the time that Samson
wd firebrands to three hundred fox
tails. by many fox hunting has been
considered one of the threat est sports.
It current cnowiedge in Wafeuga
j County that Messrs Harrison Baker
| A. ?. Cook and Boone Coffey are the
i RrtJKesl fox chasers in this mountain ?
sv.". mi. but unk-v- they come up tb:
fal with ;? renewed determination to
wa the flag of victory over tb-.- j
i head- i 1 all competitor.-;, John )!< No.!
of Puclear. Wilkes County w j
carry off the laurels. Mr. McNeil has
a p tck of eight fox hounds which he
values at $190 each and in o?tb-r t->
ill: race w r:?-never ?
o:n-. he recently ordered tvvN'd f"\c>
| four, u-.uaisiana, lor which he paid the
! sum ?;? $108. As a further token of
Mr. McNeilV deturmination to play
i iru .iacri ut'mpsvy in very iux inc|
ing cutest thi> fail. he goes to \\
Wilktsbori- and purchases beef to
feed the twelve red foxes which he H
recently turned out in the it" jntain.
When purchasing beef for his foxes
he buys pills for his dogs in order j ^
to keep their systems in good run- yv
ning order.
Ju.-t before Christmas the versatile '
pen of Mr. Henry Lewis of Kentucky ?<
will be needed to describe the enchanting
melody of McNeil's bellowing
hounds in the mountains of c'
Wilkes Z. T. WATSON. 1
| S
MRS. DORA THOMAS DEAD y
Mrs. Dora Thomas, wife of Mr.
Don Thomas of Trade, Tenn. R. F. , *v
D. died at her home last Sunday eve- a
! iiiiiij. after an illness extending over a
| a period of six months. Interment in
f the Thomas grave yard Tuesday afternoon.
Deceased was a daughter
of Mr. M. R. Wilson, and was :? sp'en
did Christian lady. Mr Butler Thorn- I
as. brother 111 law of deceased of M
Boone, attended the funeral. S
BOONE KNiTT
TThc first lot of Boone Hoie, knitt
I note u tor sale at l.'avidsori s. Ihr 1
hose are knitt ot good lisle vsrrt re- ^ .
enforced heel, toe and foot. They
would be cheap at 23c but Davidson
is offering them 6 pair only 98c.
Patronize your home industry, buy
Boone Knitt hose at Davidson's Dept.
Store.
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iHT sie duu
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trails lead to spots of rat
unvisited by the throni
better camp-sites may b<
finer fishing and lovelier
In a Ford car, you can enjoy
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