Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-04-30 | Page 13 | [Illegible] Women Stand in Line Waiting to Get Hair Bobbed

mpMEN STAND IN LINE H MUTING TO SET HAIR BOBBED BBr Spurn? Male Trade Nowadays and He and fj " Assistants Stand Ankle Deep In . Wit .Shorn Tresses. WL to Til' M-tinli.rd-I . ,111111. Tlv), LjKh- '" l h'" rcl.i r.l Yfcc KILL ' Af" '1 -:' Mar Rnc k kJBj B i LWAE uttle IHKbcii ' L(.n SlBidrir'' ''' 1,1 J art i Ai fWfcr'' on.! - kiiu C:iiB tnt' 1 eJsBsI i 1 Kr"' ' , !HvM5 yen . ii u v.imjM LfttsjBbeteil i .in in i . n' s!Rt is t ii 1 "'UWfc l ho:'1 1 " "' terrapin i . hivrli 1) nl iers f 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 i ' i i . i i om n f ii' - and low n-b n-b r j'ul.i i' ii amonR iho Rppviil I 1 1 and w i'l' . ISIM ss (.noli Eg cans not f ir lh loss W patronage Business N' St ho has had to increase Sssistanta and Is even now the acquisition of adjoin-f, adjoin-f, Willi the idea of enlarp-Wnni enlarp-Wnni Increasing its faclli- Wsl m has been in ;l Hod "Next" does not find illis lair customers. The K has banished from Its U on the reading table lore motion picture mag-1 pattern books. IT one of liis four assist-1 1 bobbing the hair of the' I chair. A buxom house-j s hei check and takes her ii "operation." She opens mire section f a pho-j line, turns to the picture Z beauty and calmly in-' irber, "I want to look like, though the tr(k seems! the "surgeon" does th-1 . T,nst Saturday Rccker .nirl his a-sisijinfs a-sisijinfs stood ankle defep in hah-, Inside In-side the shop was thronged. Outride. Out-ride. Blum r.trect in the Immediate vl-qfnlty, vl-qfnlty, was crowded bv lines of waiting wait-ing women and Pirls Ltldwlg was forcd to asV for police ossl.stnnce and lt was well he did. for more than once those In line became engaged in an ; argument over position and only the pr enre of the formidable looking !btuccoa,t prevented a hair-pulling . n ill-rcnde; ing match. C02tKS IS tJ.SE. More than 100 stood in lino that day. waiting from one to five hour! for their turn, one thing worries Lud-i w g Ko, he doesn't object to smoking I though comparatively tew of his cus-tomera cus-tomera favor Ladj Nicotine. Chewing Chew-ing gum Is the big drawback incident' to a. feminine chenille After bus!-, ne's hours Ludwlg and hh assist-' ants find wads of gum. coated with I qtiantttiea ..f hair, .adhering firmly to I the soles ..f their :-ho-s Women wli.i wish ;o apponr youthful youth-ful must, repeat their visits. After bobbing, curling Is needed nrl then there Is waving deep sea. rolling.; permanent (for one week) marcel, switching, etc. A number of other barbers in the IIU.TV iun.eii i, nair ooiioinr but Lud wig's fame continues to dray i lo fr...ai all parts of thi. and other i counties. ) The Initial cost is low. Customers. however, are kept coming back and are assessed, after due persuasion for henna dipping curling, waving and trimming The hair must be trimmed and curled regularly to look w . 11 The male manicurist has come into being In Ludwig's shop And the lal- tcr has been requested to Install a tea room to relieve the monotonv of the long wait forced upon many customers cus-tomers L-ydwlg is considering the matter ESI ERY CHAIR TAKEN. Two newspapermen who needed Shaves made their way the other das to Ludwig's shop. They found even chair taken ThO) wore forced to run a barruge of Joy surprised glances, of giggles and whispered nothings, and finally heat a retreat. Not very far uwav an attractive young blonde stood in the doorway of a beauty parlor. "I saw you come out of that barber, Shop," she said, "you boys want a I shave and haircut?" Right this way"; She turned and the newspapermen j rollovcd her inside One of them In-Jlcated In-Jlcated her hair. It was bobbed. "Oh, yes." she smilingly admitted. "Lud-l wig did It," Eadv barbers attended the amazed , customers Later they again sought out the attractive blonde "I'm the lookout." she told them. "Ludwig took our business awaj, now we're going after his."