The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 3

ty WH MLobat 20, L923. THE SHAT LE STAR Cynthia Grey: Modern Woman, Mother of Four Healthy Kiddies, | Defends Modern Trend of Feminine Humanity. Dear Miss Grey: Do you suppose these people haye noth-| ing of importance to occupy their minds or why do they not| stop their wrangling over the petty subject of bobbed hair? While reading these endless and tiresome discussions as to| whether or not men shall allow something that is already in| existence and growing e day, one fact has been very apparent. All of these fiances or nea ances who fondly} imagine that their lives have been wrecked by bobbed- haired | girls are pathetically youthful, Nothing but the boundless egotism of youth could draw such damaging conclusions as to the motives of these girls. It is a season of bitter censure | and of shallow tragedy. Maturity brings reason and tol ance, Ten years from now these impassioned young ¢ tures will have real problems to solve that will effectually | quench their agony over trifles. | Several years ago I also bobbed my hair, and my husband| didn't leave me, either. He actually approved of it, es-| pecially when he found hp hadn’t so long to wait for me to dress when we were going out. I also wear knickers when-| ever they are appropriate, and if I have lost my friends over | it I have not yet discovered it. This is not all, however. 1} |often wear earrings, the long, dangly, immoral-looking ones, | | and every day I dip into the rouge and lipstick. Yes, and 1 wear rather short sports skirts and rolled stockings the year | |round. Or shouldn’t I have me ntioned stockings, Anti-Bob? | | Well, hose, then. I like to feel the air on my kn——, Oh, | ‘all right, I won't. Occasionally I smoke a cigaret when my | | artistic temperament needs soothing, but not often, for 1 know precisely the effect of the nicotine. Downstairs at TURRELL’ Stylish Oxfords and Pumps A GRAND OFFERING THE GR@TE-RANKIN CO) OTTO F. KEGEL, President Special Notice O encourage Early Christmas Shopping—purchases made dur- ing November need not be paid for until January, 1924. Statements of accounts will be mailed on December 1st for com- parison, but payment thereof need not be made until January. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Special facilities have been provided for opening new charge ac- counts. Every courtesy will be extended to those availing them- selves of these facilities. Cedar Chests SALE of . Women’s Low Shoes OXFORDS ks oxFonDs STRAPS With Cuban heels, AND PUMPS Black Suede Black and Brown Calfskin OXFORDS with low, flat heels or Cuban heels, welt soles. 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