Figure 1.--Notice how carefully these children's mother has comved their parts. They are from Norval, Ontario. The portrait is undated, but we would guess about 1910. |
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We note the same basic hair parts in Canada as we have noted in Britain and America. We do not know of any destinctive Canadian styles. We have no written information on Canadian hair parts, but have begun to collect some images to demonstrate some of the basic types of parts. In many casres the parts can not even be made out and in other instannces there are razor parts where the mother has given great attention to combing the part.
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