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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
is-Malc Help Wanted
WODFnN nAnnER collie


wopgRv nAnnER COLLEGE
III Washington -
Teaches the barber trade thoroughly
uadef our system pays you wages;
reafgs positions
n8va WAITED AfrFR sCHppL
rsso live hoFs wanted between ages ~
is aud ia Years. 70 carry stsr ROUTES
good ehauee fnr right Kind % boys
10 m4ta MONEY after school Apply
Circulation Department The star. Sew
enth ava ruifn.
VANCE HERALD KING ~ WANTED
hDrae ~ rife parcnta. Mr. and Mrs Guy
q King. ne s7t3 ssth ~. s y. Port
lard Or
ny DofNG HCsfNEss UFsTATRs
Traeie sells mems ~ suite and over
coats for ff5 Truries Upstairs Suit
shop fesH Third ave.
UMHnELfAs HEFAfRgD. RECOVER
- Waxgrs. safety blades. knives sells
Hors etc sharpeued Co-rart wheels
retired. Koys sharp shop. tofH Pike
5000 VALUE TROUSERS FoR So
IuQdquist- LILY upstairs clothes shop.
Green Bldr Fourth ard Pike
ORIGINAL MOLBn BARRIER SCHOOL
egs Occidental Ave
Ne teach ihe barber trade thoroughly.
secure positions. wages while learning
( ereeiai low rate
+ WAITED ANhTEURs LYRIC THEA
7 ~ zet Occidental nee. Friday
lsNyAsecs y - % hs.s iees Z, ~.
q FEMALE HELP WANTED
! AT gEcE--fo LADiE3 10 THAVFT-
demOnstrate and sell well established
line 10 our dealers Previous cN perlence
Z cot necessary Good pay Railroad fare
Z paid oo0drich Drug Goa Dept 1871
omaha. sob
WANTED CLEAN. NEAT GfRL ron
daF work o. home must go home
nights Cali fafare 10 m pt Apt
81. tbe ADAM Third and Bell g.
BE- later AZ go northern Bank bldg
! WAHTEp THREE GIRfR TO rOsE
i f0f advertisement for electrical hair
! dryer Those hayiuE experience pre-
/ ferfed Long hair n requisite Al.
/ drfm N-fs star. giginE qualifications
/ GOvEnNMENT WAITS MEN
clerks $40 month Seattle nxainina-
flqra soon. Write Tor sample ques-
filrH Frnkiin Institute. Dept 1913.
NffHafier 81 y
& WhNTED WOMAN DIRHWAsHER.
inuaf De handy in The Kitchen Corner
HTilarf ard foth ave. Ballard woman
4 pfefsmed
4 WANTED CHOCOLATE DfPPEHa.
tNF Gutrtera Highest wages paid.
tas Wemep eve,
Female Situation
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS
good position as housekeeper for re-
a@e~taDie wiG0wer or bachelor, 80
stewart st.. or phone Main b3t3.
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WIttp FEEL or ffccoAu-tis 10 BUM
der. end only g daga to clean 10 e.rry.
fttnH. II yca are ~ market f.r lam.
ttr, call ~ 1879 Fifst asp. ,. D.
Us Asrco
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

FoR DETAILS or LAMBS
usndv 60 cur rstifs srd camps
writ. y ~ MEtki.riouN
Mar Land Dent fSsf 4. q smith Bidg
SEATTLE WASH
Yea deai 18th No direct"
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO
vi KcHKs doOp LAND ArREs
cleared No Eravsi. Sod water.
rifles from Arlington; plain suildinss.
saNs heEs Is ehtckeas - Fruit
trees Good harEaia a. ss.koe. hsf
cash hslanr~ easy payments ChAs
pnnahus Ariinstan. wash. ". = Hos
Fkpu r0n nEST-ks ACRES coon
land WITH stock and farm implements
knna schmidt Ethst wash
rArM roR nENr
20 Hrrss good land with stock and
farm implements kpud schmidt.
gihsi wash
RENARKA iaf.E MY
20 acres just south 81 Hoth.il. excellent
saii. pert bottom. level running
stream ii.teo 1919 American Bank
.oSS1~~~~~~~~~~-~
k3--LOT FOR SALE
HAVE THREE LARGE lots, TWO
htscks west wildwood station, Rss,on
car. 70 minues Pike a. VIII sell or
hutid 20 suit sasy payments Phon.
o-G~~~~~.%Ss~->-~1e
l4-Houses for Sale
FINE HOME FOR SALE
t-room. par, modern: close In. lot
bex10o 20 alley. Price 1860. tabo
cash. balance : years
YoUNu nHoBErG
2oee vernon Place Phone ballard sif
sieo CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT
Modern bungalow Fireplace. fine yi@~
one block from ear real bargain
ida smith bsos california, corner
Dawson.
StOO RIMS so.o RENToN AVE +
w. New Groom modern
cottage. balance like rent Phon.
nainicr t7sJ
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srtI.A Ntsf rs ADDRESS HhRcfib
Is kffealh % sure ana siNU f1tit ald
! Wet as fhoif new Heufrf#
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TINS 1wNtSuS
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D Rrnb Nitrhsn a 60
aIt ttntreralfY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-14
WANTED ROOMS
36.---Rentals

WANTED nu0M NICELY FcHsfHh.
- riean steam heated, ssihinx dis'
taara HeH NsHz sisf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
Ant0inette D0nneILy's Talks
to Women on Beauty Topics

| bran into muslin bag. place IN four
| quarts Of water. and boil for fifteen MIN
utes. When washing your face add enough
of the bran water to make the water
milky. ] have a formula for skin food
which | shall be glad 10 sond you II you
will send me stamped addressed erl-
veIope.
BONNIE. Swimming Ia an excellent
exercise for reducing fat arms and Shout
ders Punching bag. swinging Indian
clubs, and lifting weights are also en-
oeiient for reducing the arms, A little
alcohol rubbed into the scalp after .
shampoo makes the head lass seosiriveto
cold. But the glow that felowa the brisk
manipulation of the scalp with the halls
of the fingers Ia the best preventive OF
any unhappy after effects Of the sham
poo. You oan also cool the last two rinAs
waters. This will contract the pores
PAUL: There is no special age at which
young boys stop growing. Some boys
have their full growth at 16And others
continue to grow until they are 20. Try
dieting and exercise for reducing and do
exercises only that have a tendency TO
stretch the muscles Ike hurdling. broad
jump, pole vaulting. rowing, and swim
ming. / shall be glad to mail you my
dietary for reducing II you viii send me
a stamped. addressed envelope.
WORRIED II would really be hard to
say what causes your hair to turn gray
when you are so young. Worrying or
nervousness may cause II or It may be be-
cause the roots lack nourishment Again.
1t may be hereditary with you. Scalp
massage may correct the condition. There
is absolutely nothing that will restore
your hair to its natural color. The only
thing you can do Is TO take the best care
of II and in time 1t Will return to Its nat
lral color. Unless your hair shows that
It has been dyed should not worry about
tho reddish cast II were you. az IL IL the
different lights and casts in the hair that
make II attractive.
CARRIE: In order to gain flesh you
must have plenty Of rest. fresh air, and
good. nourishing food. II Is the sleep
before midnight that counts most In
building up the health. Get nine or ten
hours' sleep every night. Be regular in
your fsbits. particularly In having your
meals. Get up ieisurely in the morning
and do not hurry about anything Take
maps during the day Keep your bowels
in a healthy condition and drink lots Of
J water.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
SUNDAY.

Come out Of doors. We busy folk, sc
weary lads and lasses,
Put Off the city and its yoke, come
out among the grasses,
The city sings of city thngs--the
woods are for the masses.
Take Of the city all her toll, take
Of the town her money
But IN 'your day Of leisure stroll
whore life IL fair and sunny
And battle your feet In dew as sweet
ambrosial as honey
The world outdoors will hearten YOU
mid violets or heather
The woods are green, the sky Is blue,
there's tonic In the weather,
The woodland song will make you
strong aud better altogether,
You will return e. daily toll the wiser
for the learning
or truths of stream and tree and soil
with higher purpose burning
The work to do that's given YOU When
you shah come returning
Outdoors the great physician waits
froie aud o fun day,
stroll out beyond the city gates nnt
reyol for a sunday,
Returning then 20 haunts Of men t
lead them on a Monday
douglas Mnlloch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
THE VISION.

l climbed to Silver City height
The clear-cEt view moonlight en-
HANGED.
The silver beauty of the night
Held me entranced
Two women sat beside their rooms
on low chair: a baby too.
The locusts cast their pearly blooms
Their shadows through
The Younger woman bowed her head
AS one in tears who turns a page
The older had cares captive led,
Serene in age.
lie sat beside his grandam dear,
The winsome little man; so straight
And bright he seemed, that drew near
For ii was late.
| stopped in fear and sore amaze
He'd vanished quite, the little wrath
AS fancy bred of moon-lit haze
| lost my faith.
Indifferent to my swift tread.
The grandam though on Him who
gave,
And still the mother bowed her head
And saw a grave.
The loosely hanging cross above,
The Sisters chapel on the height
Held fast her gaze--Oh why did Love
Deny her light.
And fond affections gracious toll.
And give to careless strangers eyes
A vision OF a winged soul
From Paradise.
While lueusts tossed their peafS
bloom
To her who vainly tried to seek
Comfort. and fragance filled her room.
feared to speak.
Erauk hhie Smith.
st. Francis Farm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
FLAGSTAFF P0STOFFlCE
BADLY 0VERCR0WOED

tsreeiAL eoRssspospsNos TO MORNING JOURNAL
Flagstaff, Ariz., April 1S.---The peo-
pie Of Flagstaff. through the board OF
trade. are making vigorous effort to
get facilities for handling the rapidly
increasing mail and parcel post bust
ness.
During the last year the money or
der receipts have increased 1000
and the postal receipts about $4,000.
On account Of the ninety-mile haul Ia
Tuba and other places, parcels post
service has grown TO huge proper
tons At one time last winter there
were 1900 pounds Of parcels post il
transit stocked up in the post office
awaiting the carrier.
Local business men as well as the
department authorities at Washington
are being appealed TO in the hopes
that a new building and modern
equipment can be provided before the
summer rush sets in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
DELEGATES NAMED
TO CHICAGO MEET
BY BULL MOOSE
ProgreSSives See Little Hope
for Country Unless RooSe-
welt Is Again Placed in
Presidential Chair.


Santa Fe, April 1S.--About score
Of progressives, most Of them from
Santa lre met in state convention this
afternoon at T.renens hall and Sc
lected the following delegates to the
national convention: Elmer T.. stud
ley Ration; Marcos c. de Baca. Berna-
lilo: Fred Miller. Roswell; #. II. Sam
uels, Deming; G. c. Manning. Gallup:
John M. McTeer. Albuquerque; Fred
Fornoff, Estancia; G. A. Whitehead.
Ration: r. l.. Baca. George W. Prich-
ard, Francis G. Wilson, j. Terrey.
Bronson NJ. Cutting. Frank NJ. Jones
and II. II. Dorman. of Santa re.
IN addition to the twenty progress
sives present there were slXty-three
proxies, representing altogether six
teen counties.
Col. George w. Prichard presided
and James Baca was temporary Sec
rotary Former Governor Miguel A..
Otero was chairman of the committee
on resolutions. Colonel Cutting and
Colonel Prichard stingingly rebuked
the Wilson policies and lauded Theo-
dore Roosevelt Colonel Prichard held
out no hope for union with the pres
ent organization of the republican
party, but Colonel Cutting intimated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
REPUBLICANS ENDORSE
CATBON FOR SENATE.

Santa re. April 1S.--The republican
county convention at the court house
this evening named the following as
delegates to the state convention in
Albuquerque: Thomas Il. Catron,
Marcelino A. Ortiz. Celso Lopez, Jose
u. Sena, w. g. Sargent, }. V. Conway,
c. c. Closson. Feliciano Sena, II. {.
Abbott. u. II. Baea George ArmiJo,
Mariana f. Sena, Benjamin +. PAN
key, TEN De Lallo, c. A. Bishop, Reed
lIolloman. Esquipula Montoya, Jose
Dolores Espinosa.
Senator catron presided and made
the principal address of the evening.
Malaquias Martinez. Of Taos also was
one of the orators. The resolutions
the democratic national
administration in severe terms and
commended the actions of the Hon.
Y. H. Catron. urging his reelection to
the United States senate In the strong
est terms. The resolutions also COM
mend Senator Fall and Congressman
Hernandez.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
FIRST NUMBER
Of FARM PAPER
IS PUBLISHED
Breezy Little Periodical for
Eddy County Rural Resi-
dentSi Object Is to Help
Farmer in Many Ways,

Agricultural College. y. NJ, April
is.--The Farmers Exchange Bulle'
tin, for long time project con
templated by county Agent j w
knOrr of Eddy county Is now an as"
sured fact. The first number of vol
ume one is off the press ana copies
have been distributed TO every part OF
the county. The bulletin Is n neatly
printed paper, magazine size, win
regulation newspaper columns for the
news matter. The first number con-
tains a number Of timely articles,
which may be read with interest and
profit BY all who are filling the soil
and raising livestock and produce IN
the Pecos valley. The primary OBJ
iect of the bulletin Is to get the farm
ers acquainted with each other 8
wants
Any farmer has the privilege Of
inserting one or more advertisements
in each issue, feelings of nogs, sheep.
poultry eggs bees or any other ant
NAL or article he may have for sale
or advertising for trade in farm
machinery or anything he may have
about the farm regarded as OF no inn
mediate use, but which may be IT
use to some one else.
The editorial policy of the bulletin
will be to encourage farmers To en-
ergetic action along success lines; to
suggest modern methods Of farm
management and to give publicity 10
mistakes which have been made III
various farm projects IN Eddy
nauufX
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
A Sure Way to
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that mas
never failed to remove dandruff AZ
once, and that Is 10 dissolve i, men
you destroy II entirely. To do THIS
lust get about four ounces OF PLAIN,
common liquid aryon from any drug
store (this is all you VIII need, Apply
II at night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub II IN
gently with the finger tips.
BY morning most If not all, OF your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will com
pleteIy dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF II. no
matter how much dandruff you maS
have.
You Will find all itching and dig
ging Of the scalp will stop instantly
and your hair win be fluffy. lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft and look and
feel hundred times better.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
Q-BAN DARKENS
GRAY HAIR
Everybody Uses It---DarkcnS
Your Gray Hair So Evenly
So Handy and No Dye,
Harmless, Also Stops DAN
druff.

BY applying Q-Ban Hair Color Re-
storer like shampoo, TO your hair
and scalp all your gray, streaked with
gray. prematurely gray or faded. dry
or harsh hair quickly turns 10 an
even, beautiful dark shade. q sEfah
makes hair and scalp healthy. so
every strand OF your hair, whether
gray or not, becomes glossy. fluffy,
lusirous. soft, thick. with that even
dark simmer of beautiful radiant.
healthy hair-just as you like TO nave
your hair ppear---fascinatin and
abundant, without even trace OF
gray showing, only natural, evenly
dark. lovely hair, QBan also lmlne-
diateiy stops dandruff ana falling
hair. Q-Ban il harmless; no dye
but sold on u money back guafnHfe
to darken gray hair. Only soc for d
big or. bottle at Butts. Inc. dfuE
stores. Albuquerque, N. NJ. Quiet
town folks supplied by mail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
WINIFRED WORTH
Crochet and Tatting Designs
he Sure They Published
From Time to Time.

Sea Shell.
N0u can repeat this attractive pat
\ tern for any length. It shows
up we'll for any number of re-
petitions, and for that reason is much
sought after.
Chain L..
Isl Row. t., in 3 St from hook,
CHI. z, t., in Srd ST.. oh. 6, fasten by
ST. St, In end of IL CHI. turn.
IND ROw--Chain 3, Ia [. under ch. of
g. oh, 2, l t. in top of End t. on LIST
row CHI 2, l t. in top of CHI, at turn.
turn.
Ord Row--Chain s, t. in top OF t.,
Oh z, t. In LIST /. of the IA t. CHI.
z, ! {. In top OF next I. but one, re-
peat until there are seven spaces,
turn.
ath Row-Chain 3, t. in each OF
seven spaces with CHI. between CHI.
z, t, I, in oh. OF at end of row,
turn
9th Row-Chain 6. / t. In top of
LIST t. In last group of 2, CHI. 2, I.
in lst space, CHI. 2, t. in same space.
repeat to end OF row, turn.
9th k0w-Chain l, d., 9 {. d. in 1st
on, OF 2, repeat In EACH space, making Z
scallops, ] t.. CHI, 2, t. This com
pletes one shell: repeat from LIST row
for desired length
Miie-a.Minute.
VERY fast, as IFS name indicates
v and beautiful motif. 100. Be
ginners usually tackle this type
OF crochet for their first lesson.
Ehsin g.
Turn, make t. In LIST CHI, CHI, I
e. In same St. repeat three times al
together oh. g. turn, t. In End mesh
below, 3 CHI. {. In same mesh, 3 CHI,
l t. In same mesh, 8 CHI. /. In same
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
HIS AGE Is AGAINST HIM.

II am So years old and have been
troubled with kidneys and bladder
for good many years" writes Ar
thur Jones. Allen, Kas. MY age Is
against me to ever get cured, but
Foley Kidney Pills do me more good
than anything I ever tried" Many
people suffer from kidney tr0upic
who need not suffer when they can
get Foley Kidney Pills. Mr. Jones III
4 later letter says II 1t was not FOR
them he would never be able to WORK
in the hay field. rheumatism, ach-
ing back, shooting pains, stiff joints
ali have been relieved. Sold every
where.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19

triumph Of the hard, faithful, con-
scientious work of the average every
day man who was deeply interested
In the success Of the campaign.
Few large subscriptions.
The finish and furnish fund is
made up for the most part OF the
small subscriptions of the men and
women Of average 'means--the com
mon geeaers' of the city. There We're
a few large subscriptions. but the
names and amounts of these were not
given out \ glance at the lists of
names of subscribers which were pub.
lished in the papers of the last two
days revea : the fact that it was the
mass of the people who stood behind
the campaign and drove IL through to
"A triumphant conclusion
After the cheering over the victory
had subsidized last night Mr.. Hiciinv
aud Secretary Rennirg asked ttat the
thanks of all connected With thu mau-
agement of the campaign be aXtcnhsd
to both the Albuquerque daily papers
for the support given the movemen; ,
to all the workers who have given go
generously of their time and labor in
carrying the campaign through 10 q
successful conclusion, and tn the peo-
pie who have contributed to the fund.
II is probable that resolutions express
ing this sentiment will be drawn ny
the executive committee al Its next
meeting.
Plans for Building.
Secretary Bennine stated last night
that committee would be selected
within the next day or two to go about
In uorl, IF eatoptiuu tho furniture for
the building. and that the work of
furnishing would so forward as rap
idly as was consistent with the judi
cious and economic purchase of the
materials needed Bids have already
been received for thing the swimming
pool said Mr.. Benning. and the con
tract for this work will be let this
week.
Tentative plans have been laid for
the formal opening of the building
on June L. II may be necessary to
make some change in this date as it
is impossible to state definitely at
this time how long it will take to
complete the installation of the fur
niturc but the time of opening will
he somewhere within few days of
the day mentioned
The opinion was freely expressed
at the building last night that the time
has come for the men who have helped
put over the Y. NJ. .. a. to extend
assistance TO the Y. w. c. A., and ii
was freely stated that at any time
the women get ready to put ON cam
paign for new building the services
OF the Y. NJ. C. a. workers will be az
their disposal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19

Washington, April 1Sa-An ag-
gregate score of l2,09S, out of pos
sible $4,000 was made by the Michi-
gan Agricultural COLLEGE rifle team
i'm the thirteen weeks intercollegiate
matches ust concluded under the aus
pices of the National Rifle associa-
ton. The Washington state coiiege
team, which finished In second place,
had an aggregate score OF l2,9oi, ana
Norwich university was third WIN
12.g66 Forty teams competed, each
of the ten members OF each team
shooting twenty shots a week at MY
feet with q .22-ealibre rfIlc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
SHE GROWS NERVOUS AT NIGHT
FALL

More dreaded than an alarm OF fire
by night is the hoarse, brassy cough
OF Group % the nervous mother who
fears this terror Of childhood. Why
worry, when n few timely doses OF
Foleys Honey and Tar will ward Off
Group and clear the throat of choking
phlegm. 1t will give you confidence
TO face nlghtfall without fear OF Group.
Mrs. Ben Meyerlnk, Clymer, N. "
says: "Our little girl would surely
have had Group but Foley's Honey
and Tar stopped It at once Sold
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-19
When Spring Winds Blow.

IF you're inclined to freckle. better
watch out for the spring winds, Wear
a veil on the wiudiest days Re care
ful ofthe Kind OF veil you choose, how
ever. Thick and dotted wells and wells
with great big figured patterns covering
the eyes are more dangerous than freckles
ever could be. They cause a lot of eye
troubles. The best veil is one with a
single mesh. either without dots or the
dots so fsf apart that none shall come
over the eyes.
Before you go out these windy days
rub a little cold cream into your skin
and then dust your face Nightly with a
pure face powder. Equal parts OF lemon
Juice and glycerfn Ii an effective cure
for light ffeckles Or. If your skin is too
tender to stand glycerin. rub fresh siice
Of lemon over your facs. letting the Juice
dry on and remain for tdme. For stub
born freckles apply the following lotion
with a soft sponge several times a day:
Sodium sulphocarbolate, fifty grains
glycsrin, two fluid ounces; rose water, one
fluid ounce: alcohol, one fluid ounce.
Tue ShbidhSc VI riHdi Hdi iiIit1S UJ Just
cinders. and 30 forth, into the eyes is a
frequent trouble at this time. Frequent
ly with the aid Of little wfnking, the
tears wash away these foreign sub
stances. but II the substance lodges in the
Inning membrane Of the upper or lower
I'D, or Ia imbedded in the cornea, 1t may
be necessary TO resort to other means to
remove them.
The lining membrane OF the lower lid Is
brought into view by simple tension OF
tire lower lid downward by one finger ff
the offending particle is not seen. the
upper lid should be everted This may
be easily effected by the fingers alone
The patient is told TO look down, the edge
OF the upper la and the lashes are seized
by the thumb and fore finger Of the right
hand, and the lid IL drawn at first forwsrd
and then downward away from the eye.
chen upward over the point Of the thumb
or fore finger OF the left hand. which Is
held stationary on the lid The foreign
body should be removed with handker-
chief, but II II Is nbedded 1t may be
necessary for competent physician or
ocuIlst to remove II.