side to the other in light curls.

B — The second style: it gives an engaging youthfulness and liveliness; the parting is on the side, the hair above the forehead and at the crown of the head is smooth, and then the curled ends of the hair come like a halo around the face and part of the neck.

C — The third style: a new and beautiful style; the hair is dressed toward the side, so that it is perfectly smooth on the one side and curled on the other, above the ear; and at the crown of the head is a wave of curls.

D — The fourth style: the parting is in the middle, and the hair is dressed smooth until it shades into rounded curls above the ear.

E — The fifth style: there is liveliness in it; the hair is dressed upward in waves, which gives the face a formal stamp together with femininity.

F — The sixth style: engaging simplicity; the style looks like the two wings of a bird, dressed upward away from the face, with a fringe over part of the forehead.

G — The seventh style: simple and graceful; the parting on the side, and the waves above the forehead, which complete the reversed dressing above the ears.

H — The eighth style: this is the style with the new line, in its following of the shape of the head; one wave covers a small part of the ear and another a part of the forehead.

These, Madam, are the new, freshly devised styles. What is your opinion of them, and which do you prefer?

B