... wish ? They should be. Care for your feet at bathtime, when hard skin should be gently pumiced away and the toenails cut straight across. Lacquer matched to your fingernails is a gay touch, especially if your feet have not yet acquired their summer tan ...

... framework painted before inner frames. You will get a clean straight edge if you remember to place a small shield against the glass so that the paint won't overlap. If you still have a mishap use a razor blade to clean the panes. Never allow paint to harden ...

... Turkish humour: Said a dervish to a camel: What .nzkes your lip so crooked? To which the camel replied: What is there straight about me that )ou should take exception to my lip? .A man called upon a Turk to borrow his donkey. The owner declared that ...

... flxed by the Food Council, should be revised in favour the baker by la per sack. The bakers say that the quality of standard straight-run flour has deteriorated and that this adds to the cost •of the kaf. . On the other hand it has been authoritatively -stated ...

... length, three-eighths diameter of tapering to a point. A brass dart shaped like an arrow, shout four inches in length with razor like edges, is adjusted lengthwise to the iron pointed end of the pole by placing the point in a shallow socket in the centre ...

... not only covering the face so much the known that name. The curtain is a small straight band. Some few milliners have j attempted an imitation by the means of a straight ribbon j fulled the bonnet; but this has a very ugly and homemade appearance, and ...

... here in Peking, ano immediately followed by the deparably.' that acme pt them were went to be t Ise brines in handling the razor. I hale heard of t .re of the Minister au•l his staff --useeeing that one is, particular, sii a wsll.lthown Scoteli city : ...

... when a divine falls into the popular position being a subject of discipline hi* Presbytery, whole matter may made pretty straight blaming the reporters, and indignantly denouncing the misrepresentstions of the press. The newspapers are thus meekly and ...

... been realised under the old and expensive system nothing but continuous advertising. To no further than Warrens Jet Blacking, Razor Strops, Peter Scott’s Shirts, and (ilenfield Starch —we have in these cases a chain of proof, for (he past half-century, of ...