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"Last night—at dinner"—Mrs. Appel eyed him accusingly—"I found—an eyewinker—in the hard sauce."

I'm v-very sorry—it was not my eyewinker—such things will happen—I will speak to the pastry cook and ask him to be careful——" Mr. Budlong, who had come in to lay his grievance before Mr. Cone, interrupted: "For two mornings Mrs. Budlong and myself have been awakened by the man with the vacuum cleaner who has wanted to work in our room before we were out of it.

An “eyewinker” placed in the palm of the hand will cause the ferule to break when the teacher strikes the palm with it.

Put an eyewinker down inside your clothes, wish, and you’ll get your wish.

If the eyewinker is not seen again, the wish will come true.