. St. Nicholas [serial] . ce $ Betsy Lane, Patriot. By George Merrick Mullett.—A small, pluckypatriot starts her career of serving her country by sacrificing her Jo-An of Ark, with herexquisite set of doll clothes. This is only a beginning, and Betsy Lanes adventures inpatriotism are delightful reading. Price $ Comrade Rosalie. By Mary Constance Du Bois.—A young girl is leftwith her little sister and foster sister in charge of an old cheateau over which the warhas swept—for the last time, her mother is sure as she leaves her to go and serve in aFrench hospital. But the Germans turn bac
. St. Nicholas [serial] . ce $ Betsy Lane, Patriot. By George Merrick Mullett.—A small, pluckypatriot starts her career of serving her country by sacrificing her Jo-An of Ark, with herexquisite set of doll clothes. This is only a beginning, and Betsy Lanes adventures inpatriotism are delightful reading. Price $ Comrade Rosalie. By Mary Constance Du Bois.—A young girl is leftwith her little sister and foster sister in charge of an old cheateau over which the warhas swept—for the last time, her mother is sure as she leaves her to go and serve in aFrench hospital. But the Germans turn back, and Comrade Rosalie tastes bitter peril,but comes out triumphant. Price $ The Camerons of Highboro. By Beth B. Gilchrist.—Elliot, thethoughtless, pretty daughter of a wealthy man, is parted from him by war. She hasnot been used to having her life ruthlessly disturbed, but when she goes to a farmowned by relatives in Vermont, resentment disappears and she finds ways to help hercountry splendidly. Price $ At Bookstores The Century Co., 353 Fourth Ave., New York City The right way to shampoo Do YOU think yourhair grows fromthe head Hke a plant?No, indeed ! Thereis a great difference. Your hair does notbreathe as a plantdoes. No fluid circulatesthrough it, as sap doesthrough a plant. Exceptat the very tips of itsroots, your hair has nomore life than a silkenthread. The whole beauty ofyour hair depends onyour scalp. Here the hairforms. Here are the bloodvessels that nourish it,and the pigment cellsthat give it its brown,black, red or golden , too, are the littlefat glands that supplyoil, to make it glossy andshining. Caring for your hairmeans caring for yourscalp. To have lovely,thick, glossy hair youmust keep your scalp ingood condition, just asto have a beautiful com-plexion you must keepyour skin in good condi-tion.
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