GIRL CATALOGUE.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1734, 9 February 1921, Page 2

GIRL CATALOGUE.

"BEWARES" FOR YOUNG MEN. Types of grirls whom young 1 men should not many have been catalogued aa follows by a London pamphleteer who calls himself "The Widowed Physician." 1. Bewr.re of the girls who manicure their nails in the shape of a claw. I do not know why. but beware of them. 2. Beware of the girls who prefer to dress in purple or scarlet colours. There is usually something wrong with their morale. 3. Beware of girls who arc heavily scented. 4. Beware of the girl who is too obviously modest and demure. She doth protest too much. 5. Beware of the girl with the low sloping forehead and dry, straight, coarse, jute-like hair. An experienced magistrate wil tell you this type of woman frequently summon their husbands for assault and battery. 6. Beware of the intensely religious girl. She does not mean to be dangerous or passionate, but the fact that she is so devotional indicates that she posseses an unbalanced passionate temperament. 7. Beware of the girl who sidles up to you, or lays her hands on you, or comes so close to you as to lead you readily to lay hands on her. 8. Specially beware of "married women" of reputed respectability, whom you have formerly had every reason to believe in and respect, when these same women, by acts obvious or guarded, show you that they would not object to you being more intimate with them than you know in your own conscience you ought to be. 9. Beware of visiting with a chum's sister, unless, of course, you wish to get married. 10. Beware of the mothers who are anxious as to the future of their daughters. 11. Beware of the girl who drinks wines freely.

15. Beware of the girl who dresses in a slovenly, artistic manner. The "Widowed Physician" recommends two types—the tomboy and the "pert modern self-sufficient learned young woman."