A West End barber thinks- men should take more interest in their hair. Why should not men, as well as women, have styles in haircuts, he asks. Suiting his action to his words he has produced a dozen different styles from which his customers can choose, He believes in cutting the hair to suit the job—neat cuts for company directors, short plain styles for soldiers, and so on.
His styles, of course, have names, For long, wavy hair he recommends tion, Every possible modern im- the "Chester"; for straight han provement has been incorporated. If! there is a choice of the "Portland", the King and Queen and the Prin-line "Major" or the "Regent"; and if cesses ever come to live at St. Do-mat's they will appreciate the swimming pool erected at a cost of £20,000 on the old jousting ground. There is also an 18-hole private golf course which has been kept in perfect condition though hardly ever played on. you want to look really intellectual you had better ask for the "Profes-Sor" cut, The barber claims to have a style to suit any shape of head, any type of hair and any job.
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