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Fasten a bit of a tacked streamer
around the top and then trim the
"hat" with a shamrock seal.
Shamrock Sandwich
A few sticks of candy, a sandwlch
or a piece of cake wrapped in parat-
fine paper make the "filling" spread
between two shamrock cut-outs. A
bit of light green ribbon holds them
together.
WASHING YOUR HAIR
IS REALLY AN ART
Now that bobbed hair is so com-
mon that every old-fashioned husband
dreads to open the door at night for
fear hts wife has at last succumbed
Lo the lure of attractiveness, hair
washing has become a much more im-
portant duty than ever.
Bobbed hair must be treated to a
wave, a marcel or something of the
kind occasionally. These treatments
are expensive, and tew can afford to
have them without flrst treating their
hair at home so that the wave or
marcel will remain.
Greasy or oily halr is difficult to
manage. A wash or a shampoo us-
ually leaves a fllmy curd of soap stfck-
ing to the individual stranda. Even
when constant rinsing apparently re-
moves this curd, enough will be
found by the hair dresser to make
her task a difficult one. A hundred
rinsea in clear water will not re-
move that objectionable fllm.
It Es not necessary to purchase any
cosmetlc or preparation for the hair
rinse. Nature has provided one that
cannot be beaten In the little lemon.
The mild acid removes the curd, and
after a flnal rinse in cold water and
a drying, the hair will be ready for
any expensive treatment.
Merely add the juice of two lemons
to a washbowl of water, rinse the
halr thoroughly in the solution, follow
this by.a rinse in cold water, and the
hair is absolutely clean.
OId Lady: "Young man, how long
does the next train stop here?"
Station Agent: "kom two to two,
to two-two."
Old Lady: "Well. I declare! Be
you the whistle?"-Cappels Weekly.