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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

~ Acres. good 3 room house
and out buildings, beautiful loca-
cation and about two blocks TO
car. $4,000.
acres. good buildings with
water system, etc, IL minutes
walk to car, best of land, $4,000.
Good plastered house, wood shed
and barn on corner 100x130. Bar
gain at $1,000.
PETTEYs REALTY co.
331A state st. n
100 ACRE DAIRY EQUIPPED
Hartly tide lands near the coast
s room house with electric lights,
large barn. chicken house. etc. y
cows, 2 horses, about 100 chick
ems, rs ducks, and farm imple-
ments are included with the farm
Price $4,000; very best of terms
or will accept good Salem proper
ty as part payment.
KINNEY e. SMITH
46s State st. Ground floor. b'
so ACRES, $1,000
8 miles from Salem In fine fruii
section. is to 20 acrd cultivated
and balance is pasture with con
siderable wood. room house
barn, shed. etc. Living water or
place. A bargain at $1,000; woot
will more than pay for place. VII
accept good trade for equity o
! $500.
KINNEY & SMITH
\ 469 State st. Ground floor. n
T0ITPNAI. WANT ADS PAY
J0rRNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

sALE-House and
Co.'S ro.s located on the northwest
stn ~, ner or Capitol and Market
inc I rooms, modern plumb
sag, s.s good basement, paved
hloa,t' blocks from school. /
cit' clUeh TO car. Owner is leaving
of;s ss TINS week and is forced to
If l s you the best buy in salem.
onos sou are "A live buyer call at
s,-once. : ll95 Market st. a29s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

mo- rnAIN-A very attractive s
rsea modern bungalow with ga
Pr located on State street.
berk so.!s- Terms. w. II. Gra-
orst & Co., 275 State St.
a9nas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

Salem SCAvENGER - Garbage
and refuse of all kinds removed
by the month at reasonable rates
Cesspools cleaned and dead AMI
mails removed. Day phone loi,
night phone 1437W. MESS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

hsI.sel .saAl-s.-on small payments,
fsnss. IKE rent. four of the
sessI homes in Salem. Phone
a. Z a2e4*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

~ eVDS BARGAINS-
In, sS5OO 'aho eiose
" aires, Is acres orchard. most
in, pruhes' fair buildings. some
u,1moer. at a bargain.
rirau acres. fine buildings, half
right. i0 ose m price
~ acres all in hops. $4,000.
al State ST. n9oax
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

GIVE YOUR WIFE A HOME
The ideal present for Yule-tide
would be home. 1t would not
only be gift. 1t would be thrift.
II you happen to be a little shy
on the cash come in and let US
talk it over. ! might help you.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06
Farm Loans

FARM LOANS--Any amount. Low
rates. Full repayment privileges
Very prompt service. Ask about
our 20-year loans at percent.
Hawkins & Roberts. 205 Oregon
bldg. Salem, Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

DIR. A. R. ANDREWS. veterinary
surgeon. office Club stables.
Phone Z. Sol
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

FARM for sale, 140 acres, SO
Nv acres Under plow. orchard, new
house, barn, on Pacific high
. way, paved part bottom land,
living spring, all good soil. "
|Es mile from steion on s.. p. Ry.
Some terms, price $50 acre.
Phone $40. b292
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

PLUMBING. repairing and coll
work q speciality, reasonable
charges. A. l.. Godfrey, shop
foot Of Union st. Phone 1871.
me
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

ACREAGE CHEAP---If you want
some acreage close to Salem
with fine soil, you can get it
by calling on Barber G. Pear
son and pay 5000 down. balance
easy. n*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

''WALLPASTE'' Perfect for pa
per hanging; no cooking. Max
o Buren,. 17s N. Comi. ae
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

THE Fruitland Nursery has "a
sales yard at corner High and
Ferry streets. All kinds nursery
stock. Italian prune trees a
specialtv. Phone 111F21. avs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

ner, room bungalow. base
ed s- furnace. corner lot, paw
"a eet, cement walks. Locat-
ca ,nree blocks from State st.
hs,.nne. nne. Price $500. 1920 cash
" PAYABLE $50 per month.
S.s.. Sraeenhorst & Co. z75
street. azszs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

E.sT-,57i71--Package in my car.
|vU nwner phone 24F15, zsl
|, OVER hay for sale. Phone oS aoS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

LIBERTY bonds bought and sold
Hawkins & Roberts, 205 Ore1
gon bldg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

jeeF, Z JUST sPeNV IN
MJc RESTING TUo Noves ;
IA THe Museum OF
NhTuRAL AtSToef.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

LESS HELP NEEDED II you nave
a Perfection OIL Cook Stove.
Max o. Buren,. 179 N. Com'l. e.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

WANTED -Laundress at the state
school for the deaf. Phone 646.s
gs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-06

A s ACRE tract close to Pacific
u. highway, exceptionally good
soil, only, $1,000. Nv. r.. Putnam.
zoe Oregon bldg.5 NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
Most Dangerous Time Of Mans Life
LEI I'm r1OXvU AMI
By HELEN ROWLAND.

MY daughter. what is the most dan
IfI gerous moment Of a mans life?
Verify verify. it is that mo-
ment. after a love-affair. when he
thinketh himself most impregnable
and most immunei
10. velvet is soft to the fingers.
and the cooling OF doves to the
ear, but the heart OF n discarded
lover f. the sOftest and most i'm
questionable thing in all the
world.
And melted tar is as granite. beside
Now, a youth came unto me, say
ing;
Behold. 7 am DONE with love: and
women are henceforth but danger sig
nails on the path OF life. for me-
For the One Woman hath cast me
off, and shattered mine illusions.
And hence1orth. my middle name
shall be Woman Hater'i
Yea. I shall live and die a
BACHELOR
Then I lifted my hands and admon-
ished him. crying:
"My Son. my Son. bcvFnre!
"Oh. watch thy step. my son.
For, thou YvaIkest upon the
brink OF Marriage, and kn0West IL
not!
Thou art as one that goeth blind
folded amidst automobiles and un-
covered coal holes Behold. in that
moment. whatsoever a man for
sweareth a thing, whether it be to-
bacco, or folly, or matrlmony, OF a
woman, there is silvery laughter
throughout Gehenna- For 10. il hath
become his pet TEMPTATIONS
Therefore. bewarei For thou art
a shorn lamb prepared for the sacri-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25

ficei Yea. I'm the love chase thou art
an Easy Marki
But he Knocked me with his ha-has.
and went his way, rejoicing
And IL came TO pass, after three
months, that ] received a mes
sage craven upon white narch-
ment, announcing his WE'D
co to. my Daughter Have I not
said that a man who hath been
thrown over, lambeth always upon
his KNEES-to another woman2
For no man is ripe for matrimony.
until his heart hath been broken at
least once and no mans heart was
ever so shattered that II could not be
repaired and put in working condi-
ton. within n month.
And, peradventure, though she
knoWeth it not, every wife IS a Con-
ISOLATION Prize, and every husband is
Discard
But the woman who throweth a
man over is a philanthropist and an
angel<in disguise.
Yea. without her, there would
he no marrying nor giving in
marriage. and the nations would
perish, and the earth be peopled
with spinsters and old bachelors.
For the masculine heart, which hath
never been broken, IS harder than
the conscience Of a newsboy. colder
than yesterdays kiss. and less inn
presslonable than boarding house
steak
But a bruised heart Is softer than
asparagus tips, and tenderer than the
words OF a John Mccormack ballade.
Go to- Love is Ike unto a spring
board. which, when IL bounceth p
man Off. plungeth him in deeper than
everi-Copyright 1890 By Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
HOROSCOPE
81 sATrRnAY. JUNE %, 1870.

SAIL hUAIs JUNE % Ao@us
THIS is rather a doubtful day IN us
cumulative planetary influences,
according TO astrology. While
Uranus and Saturn are in beneIlc
aspect in the early morning. Nep-
tune IS strongly adverse during the
hours Of business. In the evening
Jupiter is friendly.
Distortion OF view on public ques-
lions is held to be encouraged BY the
maligu power OF Neptune which
clouds the mind and encourages be-
lief In evil
Deceit and treachery are supposed
to be much easier to practice while
this configuration prevails Inc
tendency toward untruthfulness and
exaggeration may be emphasized dur
ing this sway.
The hours after shutdown are most
propitious for the good fortune Of
men in the learned professions, es-
pecially for lawyers.
Entertainments OF every sort at
which speeches are made. especially
banquets. are supposed to be lucky
tonight.
Music again will benefit from the
position Of the stars which will in
spire popular interest in concerts and
operas.
Reforms that lead to simpler modes
OF life viii be much preached during
the next few months.
Much association in clubs and or
CARNATIONS is foretold for men and
women, whom the stars warn, for
there viii be many schisms. Stars
that make for separations and feuds
are powerful
One Of the seers who has gained
great credence prophesies that dis
coveries regarding the thinking pow
ers OF the lower animals viii bring
about a great revulsion Of feeling
against their slaughter.
While the aspects that encouraged
psychic investigation are less patent
in their effects than formerly. science
VIII take up Investigations that viii
prove many facts regarding the &C.
cult world.
Again attention IS called to the as
pect Of Saturn near the cusp Of the
second in square to Mars, which is
read as foreshadowing a panic in
Wall street some time in the autumn.
Persons whose birthdate Il IS
should not speculate in the coming
year which vii bring losses If any
risks are taken.
Children born on this day win
probably be more interested IN the
arts than in business. Girls viii be
great avorites--Copyright 1920, by
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25

Oil Companies

TVEN an oil company has its right which justice must
L respect This true might be added, even IN Mexico
Is probable that somewhere between what the oil COM
paues want in Mexico and what the Mexcans are willing
to give them lies what they ought to have There IS one
feature Of the oil situation however, that IS hurting the
United States and which Mexico IS at fault mat IS
IN the png of Great Britain against the United States IN
their race for oil concessions The unfortunate phase OF
this situation that the United States IS protecting me
British oil mar his Mexican operations and making II
possible for him to compete with this country The maya
zine of the oil and petroleum exchange says IN regard to
this that
"Great Britains policy the oil field question IS
'the closed door," and that closed door VIII never
be opened until the United States secures from
England the rights for Americans IN British oil
fields that It gives to Great Britan's nationals IN
American territory. It is a business proPoslton
and the United States has as much ught 70 say
who shall own and control corporations WITHIN us
own borders OF dependencies any other nation
has to control its own industry. 1t does not re-
auire wartime legislation for It IS one OF the OF
diuarv functions Of a government that IS seeking
equality of commercial and financial opportunity
for its citizens
Presently something viii have to be done TO get more
oil for American consumption The demand Tor TINS quu
Is fuel as Iuminant and lubricant IS increasing 70
the pout where It viii require wise and lever heauS "
prevent an armed struggle for it among the nations
The points of friction that British oil interests can
beadouarter in America with the privileges american
concerns enjoy and operate in Mexico to better advantage
than Americans can
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25

But II IL was easier for Lulu Il was
harder for Uncle Wiggiiy- He thought
and he thought and he thought, how
he might get some musicians to play
AZ the surprise party Nurse Jane
offered TO help
Il can play a sort OF a tune on a
CONT. with a piece Of tissue paper
over it," said the mus1rat lady house
keeper And I could beat the pud-
ding stick on the dish pan for a
drum"
7 hardly think that would do
said Uncle Wiggilv. shaking his head.
I'll take a hop through the fields and
see II can think OF some way 20 get
music for Lulu
So the bunny rabbit gentleman
hoped through the woods and across
the fields and meadows. AS he was
going through a COW pasture he heard
from over behind a big stone the
sound Of some music-as though
played on little hOrns-Very soft AMI
sweet was the music
-Hai II I could get that band FOR
Lulu IL would be gTandr' said Uncle
WiEEily- III see who those players
are"
He looked behind the stone and
there he saw Jackie and Peetie Bow
WOW, Sammie Littleta1. the rabbit
Tommie and J0ie Kat. the kitten boys
and Billie Wagtau. the goat. playing
on long dandeliou stems. The animal
boys would blow through one end Of
a stem and soft horn-lilce music
would come out % the other end.
What makes one dandelion horn
sound different from another asked
Uncle WigEily- They all look alike
TO me-"
They are all different lengths
said Jackie Bow Wow. When We
want TO play low and deep. like a big
brass horn. we blow on a long daudC-
lion stem And when We want high
shril note, we play on a short stem.
Come on boys. play Uncle Wiggily a
tune-" barked Jackie
So the animal chaps blew on their
long and short dandelion stems and
played Marching Through woodland,
and The Red. White and Blue in
honor OF Uncle Wiggily's rheumatism
crurch. and other tunes
-Oh. viii you play at Lulu's party %
asked the bunny gentleman
-Oh- yes- promised the animal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
Short SnatCheS
From EUe7yWhere
GOV. EDWARDS'S idea is. as we get |
i !. M III. .--.-.--- - O.. |

GOV. EDWARDs'S idea is, as we get
u it. to put the can" back in
Americanism.-Colu Record.
When you see a stork standing
around on one leg he's probably
waiting for an order.-Toledo Blade.
1t IS safe to assume that when Hi
Johnson departed from the scene OF
his defeat he was not the life Of the
party.-Birmingham Age-Herald.
When you read that certain poll
ticians are going to support a can
didate just bear in mind that one
definition Of support is to hold up
Dayton Daily News.
Jack Warwick says most oil pro-
moters are smooth bore, but all the
same II you get into the clutches Of
one you viii likely get out with your
pockets rifled.-Houston Post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25

door. and, right away. Uncle Wiggily
knew something was the matter.
Lulu had a very sad look around her
bill
whats the troubIee" asked the
bunny gentleman
oh lotsr quacked Lulu Uncle
Wiggily, do You know where ] can
get some music-"
Have you tried the six and seven
cent storeT' asked Uncle Wiggily.
They sell music there. and they have
little mouse girl clerk at a tin pan
piano playing 10 for you so you can
tell what you don't want to bring
home"
Thank youi don't exactly mean
that" went on Lulu. laughing Just
little. II want some musicians TO
come TO our pen house. and play for
the little party 7 am getting up as a
surprise for my sister Alice. II is her
birthday tomorrow, and want 70
have a little dancing but can't
without music
No." said Uncle Wisgily. 7 guess
Il Is pretty hard 20 dance without
music What kind did you think OF
getting2
why. I had a nice Erasshopper
and cricket and katyGid and Didn't
band engaged" CuaCked Lulu. but on
account OF the sold spring weather
lot OF the insect players didn't come
up from the South so now I have none
to play at the surprise party Can't
you think Of a way for me to have
music, Uncle Wiggily2"
The bunny robbit scratched his left
hind ear.
u might play a mouth organ" he
said.
Thank you. but that would hardly
answer" went on Lulu I want a
regular band-eight or ten pieces
Hunt That's different" said Air.
LonEears- But III see what can do
Leave it to me. Lulu"
Right gladly VIII 7 do that"
quacked the duck girl. That makes
me feel much easier"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
Little InterUiews.

Myron A Kesner, state chairman OF
the w0man's division Of the campaign
IF prices are not soon reduced, It
means, without q doubt, an lily nour-
ished, anaemic nation OF underted
men In spite OF popular opinion that
all laboriug men are simply coming
money, there are thousands OF fam
lilies today which never have enough
TO eat because Of high prices. which
make their incomes totally made
quate. immortality among young girls
today is far more prevalent than IL
has ever been before and there is only
one reason for 1.-THE high cost Of
clothes. When the people Of west
Texas realize these vital reasons for
our campaign, they viii organize as
readily as the people Of east Texas
are doing, and the movement viii be
a success because It viii be one Of
unified effort"
Outside OF my own town. Los An
geles, there is no city 1 like better
than FL Paso." said L A White.
brother OF Scott White, OF Fl Paso,
who Is here on a visit Every time
1 90 through here ] get Off partly to
see my brother and partly to see FL
Paso. have been going through at
intervals for several years. If you
could see your town grow as I do.
you would be surprised"
This Is the first place I ever saw
BARRIERS pose as doctors and charged
doctors prices" said Sam Sabut, a
tailor. Il went into a barbershop in
FL Paso Wednesday and, after cutting
my hair and shaving me, the barber
fooled with six little warts I have on
my face. He daubed a little acid on
them and then charged me Sass for
the whole business. In other words.
he charged me SO for putting a LITTLE
acid on six warts. A doctor wouldn't
have charged more, although he had
studied in Europe and paid $4,000
for his Instruments. A man who can
make S3.85 in 40 minutes has nothing
10 fear from the high cost Of living"
= = y
Houston thinks FL Paso is Just
about the most up 10 date town in
the country" said Miss Buena Glider
secretary OF the Ell Paso AutomobiIe
club, who has just returned from a
vacation. That city spends only a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25

II AI-AIA TAFT came a knock on
N the door Of Uncle WigEily's hol
low stump bungalow one day
Come in" cried the Jolly old rab-
bit gentleman. holding his rheuma-
tism crutch on his pink nose TO sop It
from twinklinE.
"Oh. why didn't you wait minutei"
exclaimed Nurse Jane 1T may be
company, and here 1 have my whis-
kers all done Up in curl papers YETI
You look real cute in them"
laughed Uncle Wiggily- Anyhow.
don't believe IL is very serious COM
pany. It Is Just Lulu Wibblewobble.
the duck girl. I can see her tail
feathers through the windew-"
'Oh. II it's only just Lulu it's all
right" said Nurse Jane. breathing
easier. Il don't mind her"
Lulu. the duck girl. came In the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
II Years Ago Today

A DISPATCH from New York tells
a that Harry Thaw, q young Pitts
burg millionaire, who recently
married Evelyn Nesbit. a beautiful
artist model and actress. shot and
killed Stanford White, the most noted
architect OF the country. in the roof
last night.
I. NJ Brown. chief rate clerk in
the passenger department Of the Ell
Paso & Southwestern. has rendered
his resignation, taking effect the
first OF July.
The sandstone or cyclone freak OF
yesterday afternoon, which wrecked
the cement block factory on Missouri
street. was worse than at first re-
ported. W. T. Montgomery home
was damaged
The three year old child Of will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
XVIII


new AuGANlomas
l. What are herbs2
.. What trait OF character IS an
ostrich noted fOr2
2. What is a trunk2
4. What is a coming tower7
8. Where are the great American
Vineyards
g. What is an inlay2
z. What is a passport
s. What is a plstitude?
g. What is the capital OF the state
OF louisiana
10. From what country did Ameri-
cans learn the sport OF toboEganing2
Answers to Yesterdays Kwiz-
J. The dislocation Of a bone oc-
ours when its head is knocked OF
wreuched from the socket at a joint
2 James A Mcneil Whistler,
183f-1903, was the greatest OF Arneri-
can painters and one OF the most dis
tinguished Of the world. His etchines
are as famous as his paintings. in
which he achieved renown both as a
portraitist and a decorator
g. ScramblinE is the hasty prepa-
ration or execution Of thing, an act.
or deed
&. The planet Uranus occupies
with the planet Neptune the outer
most position in the group OF planets
circling about the sun.
D. The r. F. D. is the rural free
delivery postal service OF the United
States.
O. Honeysuckle or red columbine
vines grow best around rocks.
Z A schooner is a fore and aft
rugged vessel with two or more
masts
s. Reparte is q sharp reioinder. or
an apt or witty remark
9. A reprint Is an exact reproduc-
ton OF printed word or sentence.
TO- The great Crater Lake IS in
the National Park in southwestern
Oregon--Ihompso Featlre Servica.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
BeautyChatS
~ EDNA KENT EORBEs.
About HangnaiIs.

uANGNAILS are ugly. uncomfortable
III and sometimes dangerous, and
should be got rid OF as soon as
possible If you have any growing
around the edges OF the nails. the
best thing TO do is TO soak the fingers
for few moments in warm, sOapy
water and then, pressing the skin
away from the nail as much as pos
sible, 10 clip off these Objectionable
little bits Of dead cuticle.
Do not ever pull out a hangnail
The least you viii do is to make a
very painful spot at the end Of the
finger, for in pulling out a hanEnail
you also pull out a bit Of the living
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
Little IntT0eUS
Cost OF Clothes Drives Many Young Girls To immortality
Los Angeeno Has High Praise For Attractions OF 81 PaSo

little more than half as much on parks
as FL Paso does. Houston's automo-
bile tourist camp Is only a block OF
land staked off in one Of her parks,
whereas FL Paso has a large. shady
more Automobiles than FL Paso. but
Houston is a larger city The drives
around Houston are fine Down in
Galveston it is cool, but there didn't
seem to be anyone in town I'd rather
live in FL Paso than in any other
Texas town"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25
Ye Towne GOSSIP.
Registered o. s Patent Office
BY <. 9. B.


| as an adviser. and for that res-
vice son ! am Gaming o" % -
One Of my friends b5575sd Is i af M Is-
PoTtsEs POllyaPne,S ,, The i5Ea, SAYS rs
Now. X c, B. l-. am Wins gums 10 To-. D9
draw the line at tt being s, glad when t5s
it wasn't L. / I want to be sorry be-
Perhaps ...-I am wrong. Should al
Marie Helene
HA0A Hoh.'
I HAD an uncle
AND BE was the superintendent
OF AN idiot asylum
AND N the asylum
THERE WAS a woman
WHO POSSESSED the belief
SHE WAS queen Victoria
AND SHE was glad all the time.
AND AMONG the men.
THERE WAS a big dark fellow.
WHO HAD an idea
HE WAS tn. Sultan Of Turkey
AND he was sore all the time
THEY'RE THE only persons
l HAVE ever known
WHO ".h. siad al the tine
oh SURE a.. the Tune
AND ! Ieel quite sure
THAT Mss Hie@h0I F0I'ei
HAD 70 ih5ehti0n-
THAT FoLLfANNA-
Should Re like the woman
WHO "9s me queen
AND think you are wrong
WHEN You suppose
THAT PoLLYANNA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-25

Learn to use the manicure scissors.
flesh containing blood vessels and
nerves Get a pair OF fine scissors
or manicure scissors and cut the
skin smooth. II you have the nails
manicured regularly. or IL you do IL
yourself. you viii probably not be
bothered with this annoyance In any
manicure particular attention should
be paid to the skin at the edges Of
the nails. The manicure scissors
should be used to cut off the very
edge Of the nail itself where il
touches the skin and where most Of
the hangnails grow.
II the skin around this part OF the
nail is rough, but not rough enough
for the manicure scissors TO cut 20
smoothly, the best thing to do is TO
soak the skin soft in hot water and
then. taking a little powdered pomice