I think I mentioned in my last that the hair was worn low on the neck--certainly far lower than has been the custom for some little time. But I do not find that the knot of hair is quite so low just now. Evidently the idea has not quite "caught on," as the slang phrase has it, and most of the well-dressed heads I have lately seen have had the coil of hair at the back of the head midway down. Perhaps, later on, we shall see more of the low hair dressing than we do now. Truly the swing of the pendulum has quite carried us away from the neat and ever-becoming black stockings, and the new ones are a study in colour and design. I think the tartan ones will be worn, and will look well; but I cannot say I like the others; nevertheless, that may be because one has grown used to a lack of colour for so long. So far as boots and shoes are concerned, the most fashionable people wear the American ones with their extremely pointed toes and narrow feet, but it is open to the sensible to wear something more comfortable if they do not mind a loss of style, for we cannot be really smart unless our poor feet be pinched and pointed to the last degree. OUR PROSPECTUS PUZZLE REPORT. SOLUTION. ANOTHER NAUGHT. A ROUNDEL. Time hastens onwards to the day When our good, trusty printer ought Upon our numbers to display Another naught. Oh! how tremendous is the thought:-- A thousand weeks have passed away Since out our magazine was brought! We love our work, it is but play; "_Bon Voyage_" to the bark high-fraught; And printer, sing as you in-lay Another naught. PRIZE WINNERS. _Ten Shillings Each._ J. Hunt, 42, Francis Road, Birmingham. A. Phillips, 15, South Hill Park, Hampstead. Emily M. Wood, Woodbank, Southport. _Five Shillings Each._ Margaret Baggallay, 3, Clarence Lawn, Dover. Marie Behrendt, Scanthorpe, Doncaster. Lily Belling, Wribbenhall, Bewdley. Miss H. M. Brown, Longformacus, Duns, N.B. Charlotte D. Cole, 7, High Street, Beckenham. M. A. C. Crabb, Ipplepen, Alexandra Road, Hemel Hempstead. Agnes Dewhurst, 32, Lethbridge Road, Southport. Miss M. Hodgkinson, 2, Feversham Terrace, York. Benjamin Marcroft, High Legh, Grosvenor Drive, New Brighton. Nellie Meikle, 2, Newsham Drive, Liverpool. Henzell G. Robson, 7, Oxford Terrace, Gateshead-on-Tyne. F. A. Powell, 75, Hythe Road, Swindon. Anne Sifton, 230, Goldhawk Road, Shepherd's Bush. M. Stuart, The Shrubbery, Grove Park, Kent. Ellen C. Tarrant, 2, Palace Grove, Bromley. Violet C. Todd, Ford, Cornhill-on-Tweed. _Very Highly Commended._ Mrs. Acheson, Eliza Acworth, Lottie R. Biddle, E. J. Cameron, Mrs. J. Cumming, May Merrall, E. C. Milne, Lilla Patterson, Constance Taylor, Connie E. Thompson, Daisy Tyler, Martha Wood. _For Artistic Execution._ Maud Abbott. _Highly Commended._