Logan Republican | 1907-10-02 | Page 7 | A Design That Failed

a sMassl sssiiajiii ssjssp A Design That Failed. "One design which the manufacturer manufac-turer put out for us." said the Jow-eler, Jow-eler, "had a shortlived popularity, or rather, it had no popularity at all. That was the decoration of pins, lockets, lock-ets, sliver toilet articles, belt buckles, etc., with women's heads In various sty'es. Many of them were extremely hes'itlful and artistic, but they would not sell. Women would not buy them for themselves because no woman cares to wear a representation of an-( an-( other woman; nor would they buy them as presents fpr men. for obvious obvi-ous reasons. Neither could a man very well present a woman with an article bearing the head of another woman, so thoso designs had to bo re- I V tired or made over."