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lather. The hardened sebaceous oil
is loosened and readily absorbed by
the lather. hence the Iather should be
rubbed thiekly over the face with the
finger tips. avoiding irritating any sore
spots. although it is important that
they be thoroughly cleansed- Sop the
hot water on with a soft rag. wash
ing and rinsiEg free from soap. ending
with cold water. Dry and sponge with
equal parts of water and witch hazel.
letting the mixture dry on.
FOR INFLAMED EYELIDs CvIola).
Eyes which have become weak and in
famed from over exposure to the glare
of sunlight. whether by land or sea,
should be protected by colored glasses
ture until normal conditions are re-
gained. Glasses of a delicate gray are
most restful; the very dark glasses,
while more protective, are apt to strain
the sight if an effort is made TO see
any object clearly, hence this benefit is
doubtful unless dense shade is impera-
tive. When the glasses are not worn
be careful to carry a parasol OF black,
dark blue or green as offering the most
restful shade; white and red parasols
are simply ruinous to the sight and
should not be used. If the eyes itch
and feel irritated do not yield to the
temptation of rubbing them, for the
unnatural motion and the atoms OF
dust on the finger tips will increase the
Inflammation in a marked degree. Al
eoIr -
the eyes with cold water in which has
been dissolved just enough fine table
salt to give the saltiness Of tears. If
the pain is great, bind or hold a cloth
saturated with cold water on the eyes
for a half hour or longer, keeping it
cool by -edipping occasionally. Battle
the eyes occasionally with a solution of
boric acid. ten grains to one ounce OF
distilled. or. failing this, use two parts
of witch hazel to one part of water.
Use a medicine dropper to put the So
luton directly into the eye, hold the
head backward, drop in the solution
and wink the lids several times to force
the remedy under the infamed lids
After a little practice it will be easy to
do this. Repeat several times each day.
ter, bowl. sponge or any other thing
used in connection with eye treatment
must be surgicalIy pure. Keep out OF
smoky or dusty air until the eyes have
grown strong again
THE LATEST IN STOCKS CVan-
ityD.-If you want the very smartest
stock to wear with your new shirt
waist suits of linen or dotted and
checked taffeta, make a rather wide
turnover collar two or two and one
fourth inches deep, of rather heavy
handkerchief linen. Trim the edge with
eyelet embroidery and make six daisies
in eyeIet work to correspond, at regu-
lar intervals. through the middle Of
the turnover section, and mount to a
neckband Of correct length. Through
the open centers Of the flower forms
run soft wide ribbon of empire green,
adjust fhe band over the neckband OF
the shirt waist with opening In front
and tie the ribbon in a pretty bow A
very charming soft effect is gained by
copying the same idea in sheer linen
with edging of very fine VaEenciennes
lace with dainty scarf Of chiffon or net,
using applied lace forms, set at inter-
walls to run the scarf through. To be
strictly in style you must have plenty
of stock with long slender tab ends. as
well as those having puffy bows under
the chin Stocks of sheer white linen
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