Don't you do any of that nasty, untidy snarling, Elnora," cautioned Margaret.

"Wash it this way every two weeks while you are in school, shake it out, and dry it.

Then part it in the middle and turn a front quarter on each side from your face.

You tie the back at your neck with a string--so, and the ribbon goes in a big, loose bow.

I'll show you." One after another Margaret Sinton tied the ribbons, creasing each of them so they could not be returned, as she explained that she was trying to find the colour most becoming.