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WHO SETS THE FASHION AND "WHY.

Men are wearing moustaches again, | nccording to a writer in the Arening News. The fashion bus come round once more, and the clean.shaven upper lip is no longer suprents in the affections of the birsute male,

So we are told, and various explana- |tions are offered for the phenomenon." Ad American writer ascribes it to the fact that Viscount Lascelics' wears" a moustache. But then Americans always have exay- gerated ideas of the effects of British loyalty.

"Our loyalty is a thing we're proud of, but it dosen't lead us into slavish imitation

of that kind.

The King has worn a beard for ten years or thore, but there has been very little doing in, the beard business among his subjects during that time.

Another explanation is that all the men prominently before the public just now weur. moustaches-Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. Pal- four, Michael Collins, M. Briad. But then they always have. Mr. Tlovil George's moustache has been familiar to the public ever since he first became the joy of the caricaturists, but no one thought of supping it apparently.

No these variations of fashion in man's hiraite adorament come, in great waves that take twenty years to rise and re- code, and they seem to correspond to fluctuations in the popular mental state.

DAZZLING THE WOMEN.

Seventy years ago beards and sile, whiskers were in greatest favour. This was the era when men pose before their womenkind--for of course, it goes without saying that ill men's lornment is for the purpose of impassing womans creatures of partiarchal strength and wisdom, lorda of the earth and the women and the beasts thereof, in virtue of their masculinity-best expressed by the herd that no woman could accomplish.

Then came a long per 1 when the chin and cheeks were shivel, but fine flowing moustaches were favoured. Men lu become more gulluant. Thay were out to dazzle their women with their brilliance rather than overawe them with brute strength. And what more effective for this purpose than the dashing cavalry. moustache? This was the military era.

At the beginning of this century, how- ever, after the Boer War, men turned from the military ileal to the intellectual. Women had developed brains. The soldier was no longer irresistible—especially in times of peace. The man who had written novel RTLS iL greater idol than a soldier who had not fought a battle. The intellectual face of the thinker, the actor, the artist, the man of brains, became the ideal and moustaches fell before the razor like ripe corn before the sickle in August.

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