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CRAZY PATCH WEAK!

Having large assortment of remnants and
pieces Of handsome brocadcd silks, satins and
bundles and Furnishing them for ,sCrazy Patcn.
work Cushions, Mats, Tides, &C., &c. Pack.
age No. lis a handsome bundle of exquis.
lite silks, satins and brocaded velvets (all diff
ferentljust the thing for the most superb pattern
offancy work. Sent postpaid for 81 cents in
postal note or l-cent ssamps. Package N o.
No. /. Sent postpaid for Sl.OO. These are ali
Of the very finest quality and cannot be equal.
led ut any other silk works in the u. s.. at
three. times our prices. They will please any
lady. One order brings dozen more.
l.adies Manual of Fancy Work,
artistic fancy work, handsomely bound, post
paid, so cts. Order now. Address THE
ROCHESTER, SILK Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. S. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, W. r..
May. 10Th, lSSi.-Notice is hereby given that
Elizabeth Scry, Nee Mrs. Richard Davis has
filed notice Of intention 20 make final proof be.
fore the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk OF
the Probate Court ut his Office in Friday iar-
Dor W: t. on Saturday, the 18th day of June,
A. ID. 1884, on Homestead ApplicatonNo 2S53
for the Lot Of Sect. II; SWil' of NWIl
and NW1i of NW1l Of Sect l2 Lot of Sect
and Lot of Sec. 2, TIP 30 n, Il . west.
He names as witnesses: Charles Brown
Jones Nelson, William Humphrey and CAal
les Swift all of Lopez Island, W. r.
1o>6w john f. CONVEY, Register.
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GENERAL NEWS

Bishop Simpson of the Methodist
EplscapIe church died in Philadel-
phia on the 18th.
The machinery for pottery cs-
Enlistment has been taken to QuaI-
.ermasters lIarbor on Vushion is>
land by the Bob Irving this week.
A bill has beer passed by a unan-
imous vote Of the house ofropre-
sentatives making it a felony to
fen &C in the public lands.
A jubilee in honor Of the 5Oth
birthday of Sturgeon was given in
London at which 5000 persons
were present.
The press dispatches state that
the land grant forfeiture, the pos
tai telegraph, the CONT act labor,
and the Chinese restriction bills
are not expected to pass at this ses-
sion of congress.
If the survival of the fittest
is tho correct theory, then Ben
Butler must be II tit man, because
he survives in spite of every
effort made thus tor TO sQuclch
him.
Seattle is handsomely illustrated
in the June number Of West Shore
A large birdseyo view of the city,
showing all the important buildings
and streets with the bay and ship
ping on the right, AID MI. Tacoma
booming up in the distance will
serve as an excellent advertisement
Of the queen city Of the sound.
A very formidable array Of lead
ing Republican newspapers in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chiea>
90, and St. Louis have come out in
revolt against Blaine, claiming that
his nomination was a glorious vic-
tory won by the Star route gang,
and the intriguing politicians, The
New York Evening Post fears that
this may be bad year for Repub-
licans.
The experiment of shipping sal>
mon packed in ice to New York by
express has proved successful.
RefriSerators have also been built
on several ships, and salmon were
shipped to London, Liverpool and
the continental cities of Europe, the
fish commanding from so cts to as
high as IS cents per pound. The
demand in America is however,
greater than the supply.
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Gen. Butler will be delegate to
the convention at Chicago in July,
and he will be in a position to dic>
tate terms to the Democratic party,
which will have little chance of sue
cceding unless it is supported by
his following. Thus while that
party does not like him, nor his
principles, they may be compelled
to give their votes in favor OF the
land, money and labor reforms
which he represents, on account of
the utter hopelessness of carrying
the election on the principles which
the record of that party has estab--
lished.
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NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, OLYMPIA, W. T.,

June7, 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
JOHN NJ. IZET1E against PETER LOkIEL
for Abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
4253 dated April ~, 1882 upon tho Lots 7 and Vi
Sec %. township SO north. Range 4. west. W. NJ.
in San Juan County, W. r., with a view to the
cancellation Of said entry; the said parties here
by umm0ned tn appear ut this Office on Tuesday
the 29h day Of July, 1884, O'Clock p. NJ, to
pond and furnish testimony concerning said alles
ed abandonment.
And 1t appearing to orr satisfaction that the said
Peter Loriel cannot be served personally, service
hereof will be made by publIastion, posting and
ailing, acrdDg to Rul, Is and IA of Practice in
u. 5. District Land Offices.
14-5w JOHN F. CONVEY. Register.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. at
olympia, w. r., MAY. $, lSs4.-Notccis here"
by given that charles Bremen has flied
notice of i.trntion to make final proof be
fore the Judge, or in his absence the
: lerli Of the Probate Court, at his office, in
Frid9y liarbor w. r., on Saturday the eth
lay Of July. a. ID. 1854, on Homes tead Applica-
ton No, :;035, for the VIZ of seq and NFquar-
ter of 81 luT ter Of Sect. and lot Of See
TIP. IS n, L wet.
He names as witnesses: Thomas NEG 'cv-
er, John Robinson, Edward Ilitchins ana Peter
L'plant all of East Sound ". Il.
CIV JoHN +. CONVEY, Register.
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Specifications for Buildings.

Mcssrs. Pallscr Palliser IL co., of Bridge
port, Ct, the well known architects aud pub
fishers OF standard works on architecture, have
lately issued sheet containing plans and spec
iicati0ns OF IL very tasteful nodern eight. RI ON
cottage with tower and also with The necessary
notifications for building it without the tower
and with but six rooms if desired. In it's most
costly form the outlay is estimated at s., 900;
without the tower it has been built for s., 800 ;
and If only six rooms are iucuded, the cost
may be reduced to 81 100 or $1,000. Details
are given of nantels, stairs doors aud castings
cornices, etc The publishers have found it
the most popular plan they have ever issued,
and state that it has been adopted in more that
five hundred instances within their know ledge
The same firm issue specifications in blank
adapted for frame or brick buildings of any
cost; also forms Of building contract, and sew
cral books on modern inexpensive, artistic CO.
tagc plans which arc Of great practical value
and convenience to everyone interested.
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BEARS AND COUGARS.

The editor Of the Reveille again
sees bears, and cougars and things.
For about two weeks visions of
these wild animals, mostly OF cou-
gars, have disturbed him. We sug-
gest the pledge, jerks, as a proba>
BILE remedy against these dreadful
wild beasts prowling around the
Reveille Office.
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U: s. LAND OFFICE. AT OLYMPIA, w.
l., June 9TH, 'os4-Notice is hereby given that
Carrie II. White has filed not,cr '" or
intention to make final proof before
the Clerk of the District Court, at his
Office, in LaConncr w. H.. ON
Tuesday, the day of August, A. D. 1884. on
Presumption d. S. No. 6ji2, for.thc'Lots 2. 3.
and SW4 of NEH Of Sec. 9 Up 81 n, r :
East. -
She names rs witnesses: II. L. Seebert
ii. w. Poor, w. w Griffin and E. l., How :.
ard all Of Fidalso w. 4.
l3-0w JonN +. CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO prp
CHASE TIMBER LAND

United STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFrcp
OLYMPIA. Washington Territory. -Notice 4.
hereby riven that, in compliance with the provis
IONS Of tie Act OF Congress approved June q 1910
entitled IAN Act for the sale Of Tinha
Lnnd III the States cf California. Oregon Nevada s,a
Washington Territory" Edward Sanderson SpJ,S
OF = al Juan C"ntdy, WASH. Ter, has this dav sss
III this Office his application purchase the In,s
and and 81 quarter al NV quarter and SW onss
ter OF n quarter of Sec No.jl in Township NJ =,
North, Range Nc. west of theWilsmette Meridian
Any and all persona claiming adv ersely the ss1
described land OF any portion thereof, are bersh1
qnir'd To file Their claims in this Office wiibs
sixty (G0l days from uate hereof.
Given under my land at my office in Olynpia "
t., this 18th day VI My, A. d. 1854
JOHN f. CONVEY
GLOW RI gister of the Land Ofica
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ADVERTIS EMENTS.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

L. :. LAND OFFICE at olympia, w. T,
june, -, leSI.-No;ice is Lcrcby given In,
Charles Hawkins has tlcd notice OF inten'
ton toinukc ii ul proof before the Judge. or in
his ob>.ncc, thc Clerk Of the Probate Court. ;,
his othcc III ridny liarbOr. W. /. on Thurosda,
the II, de-, Of Al =. ~ ID. 1sS4. on Ilomes,ead
Application so. $685., for tine Lots. 4, and SI
Of SE14 of Sec - I'p 36 n, Il A west. -
He haIneo as wit ncsscs: Charles Fle,eb
Samuel Gross john .riygs, and W iliam( roo,
all of Roe.c iiLrbor. w. Il.
IL &, JonN +. CONVEY, Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

U. $. LAND. OFFICE, at Olympia W. I,
June 18th, looI-Notice is hereby given tha
Friedrich Hay has filed notice of intentoa
to make final proof before the Judge. OF
In his absence the Clerk OF ltls
Probate Court, at hia Office in Friday HarborE,
I on Thursday the lith day OF August A.n
1881 on Homestead Application No 4 II, forth
Lot and OF Sect. rs ard Lots 6, Z, s, aud
of See. ~ TIP 81 N, R4 West
lie names AS witnesses: William Crook
COIN Ross, Bernard Murdhurst, and John u
lzcttc all Of Roche l!arbor. w. Il.
l4-ow. John F. Convey, Register.
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INV ideas arc working into Palestine.
a nsw city = going mp on the west sids
ofJerusalem, outside Of the gates. Along
fhs turnpike 10 Jaffa runs the telegraph
wire, and on tho Plain OF Sharon staads
The largo Jewish Agricultural College,
surrounded by . model farm and thrifty
nurseries. Bethlehem IL . thriving
town-largsly it is nominally Christian
and il carries on extensive mannfsct-
ures In mothsr-of- pearl. r. L.
ntsvye~
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

s: LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". ~ !.
~ May =. lSs4.-Notice IL hereby given ~ I
Thomas McGeeNer has filed notice of intention. 4
make hnal proof before the Judge. or In hn 4; 4,
sence, the Clerk Of the Probate Court at his oce
Friday Harbor. w. r., on Saturday, the IAN - -
OF July, A. ID 1884, on Homestead Application a
29n3, for the NWi4 of SW /. and Lot of Sect ~
MEN OF SEX and SEA of NEh of Section ~ =
81 N, II 2 west.
He names AZ witnesses: Lars Brown OF ~
Island W. L =, J"hn Roblnso Allen Y, IobiasoA'
Charles Bremen all of East Sound W.. It. -
96w JOHN +. CONVEY, Regis
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McGLIN HOUSE
CONNER. = w. r.

Mo PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
keeping up the well establishe re-
putation of the house AZ one OF the
quietest and best kept hotels in the
Territory. No LIQUOR SOLD +.
Everything clean and neat ABOUT the
premises. Special efforts will he made to
keep the table supplied with the best the
market can afford, and to see the food
Is properly cooked and served. Se.aa5 30
~ other house "a tic Territory. A
large Reading Room for accommodation Of
guests.
8 JOHN MCGLIN.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 4
Olympia, w. T., June. H. 1854. Notice y
hereby given that Richard Scurr has sld
notice of Intention to make final proof befor
the Judge or in his absence the Clerk Of ths
Probate Court, at his Office, in Friday larbo,
W.. T., on Saturday, the 10 dPy Of August A.
for tue Lots 3, ard NE1li of SEX Of Seed
l4 SW4 SW 4 of Sect Is. and Lot Of
See. "A Up 81 n, AZ i Vest.
lie names as witnesses: join W. LIST
Colin Ross, H. +. Smith and VIM. crook, d
Roche Rarbor. We r.
l4-ow ID i'm CONVEY, Register
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T., MAJ
y isS4.-Notice il hereby given that Jese!s
l.hnline has filed motto. of intention TO mar
hnal proof before the Clerk of the Probate Court,
ms ONCE, In Friday Harbor w. t., on Tuesday. "
day OF July, A. d. 1854 on Pre- emption y !
No: $500. for the Lot Sec. 10, TIP. 81 Mr.. We.
H. names as witnesses: John Laining, ~.
II. Setnr. VIM Black and George Hays all OF y
SouDd W. L.
9-Gw JOHN f. CONVEY, Register
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j. p. JupsoS, G. C. IsnAEL.
IUDSON & ISRAEL,

I AND LAWYERS, NOTARIEs PUBLIC and Real
Estate Agents. Office In United States Land
Office building. Main street. Olympia, Washington
Territory. Special att niiUn given to all land mat
ters -proof hlDgs contests, .te. In the L.. s. Land
Office. Advice riveu tree to ALL Letter. answered
by enclosure of postage. Address
JUD-ON X ISRAEL.
Box u Olympia, W. 7.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR.
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Olympia, Washington Territory. Motto
Is hereby given the I, in compliance with
the provisions OF the Act of Congress an,
proved June 3, s7S. entitled AN Act ia
the sale OF Timber x Stone Lands in The
States of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" James Wilkesd
Jefferson County, Washington Tcrriior.
has this day filed in this office his appt
cation To purchase the Lot 2 of Sec @l
Lot 4 and ) of Section No. I'll
in Township No. 81 North, Rarg
No. A west of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all parsons claiming advrrseJ
the sad described l,nd. or my portim
thereof, are hereby required to file then
claims III this office within sixty (60) dap|
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my office h /
Olympia, w. r.. this 23d day OF AL
pril A. d., 1884.
JOHN +. GowEy,
7i0w Register of the Land Office
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JOHN MCGLIN.
4. h. Don ERTY, pENrIsT

Has permanently located in Whstcom, ". T. He
will visit the Islands. and the Sa.sh and Sooksack
countries at stated intervals. 3tf
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T,ssRf0
q, 1854 Notice is hereby given that -. ~
proof before the Judge or in his abst nee. tnt n
OF the Probate Court, ut his Office IN Friday p H.
r.. On Wednesday, the day of July. A. ~
on Homestead Application No. 2727, for the -
Sc "a Up. rs y, X 3 west 5Js'
he names a. wit as 49,. u.'iiu. Doug ~, III
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO pJR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

Olympia, Washington Territory. - Notice !.
hereby given thst, III compliance with the rroys
ions of the Act NJ Congress approved June 4 isrs
entitled An Aci fertile sale of stone and rimhe,
Lands III the states Of California, Oregt n Nsv,s
I'D Washington T, rrit1y" Patrick Mc(ibran n,
jefferson County. ". r., has this day flied in I'M
olilce his. al Piication 10 purchase the Lots l.
ana ! SIC. No. ~, III Towhship No. 81 NORTH
Range Yves, of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the ssn
de'crbcd lahd, or any portion the reof are bershr
required TO file their claims in this office within
sixty tdG) days ir III date hereof.
Given under 10y habd, at my office in Olymph
W. 1, this i9;h Gay OF April. A. u. 1891
JOHN +. CONVEY
low Register OF the Land Offce
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STANDS ACID TEST, 20 cents. Same with stoilc
setting ST. Stamps taken. Smith d. Go
1412 Marke st. San Francisco, Cal. Get oul
Catalogue. 4tf
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NNV n for the working class. send
AZ " 10 cents for postage, and We
NAV will mail You free, q royal
valuable box Of sample good
hat will pnt yon in the way of making more mon
IN few days than you ever thongbt possible nat
any business Capital not required We will st ut
only. The work 10 universally adapted to both
sexes, young and old You cor easily earn from 50
cents to 50 every evening That all who want
psralleled Offer; to all who we'll satisfied we
will send 81 to pay for the truble Of writing us
Full particulars directions, etc., sent free For
tunes will be made by those who give their whole
time 70 the work Great success absol utel y' sure
y INT delay Start now. Address SriNsos Co.
nd Me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-15
IGNORANCE ABOUT POSTAL cARDA
The Mistakes thss are MsAs n Cdns then
aad that Greatly Hinder their Ussfalaess.

The Mistakes that are AaAs n Csins then
aad that Greatly Hsnder their Ussfalsess.
Postal card correspondents make good
many mistakes. II they know what o pile Of
cards are thrown away. and why they are
thrown away. they would be moro careful"
said Post ONCE clerk a. he pitched handful
OF postal cards into the waste basket
What 10 the trouble with them7"
Every one had something pasted on the
correspondence side. IT. IL allowable to paste
on the mailing side tho address OF the person
to whom tho card is sent but anything pasted
on the message side renders tho card unmail-
able; On the mailing side there must DO moth
will the card be sent !" ''0'
Yes. unless the picture Is Of q character
DEAL ~ about
believed that It 10 violation Of the law to send
sTSSurriH,ns sptstes IN this way but Il Z not.
cision. where 5000 }ine was imposed several
years ago. The law IL not now In force. and q
man can abuse another to his hearts content"
often tr1 to DO that. but 1.
10 against the rules OF the ONCE. To make
That won't work either. II . two-eent stamp
on . .one.csnt stame, h owsser. postal Ht card
addressed. i il does not md him In the frs Il
instance: One thing about postal card. ought
abroad W. hsye stacks 81 intcrnstionai postai
carde unused that may be sent to almost any
city IN Great Britain or the, Continent. Even
e Ss hsz r shs Ss,
sent out Of the country which Issues them" ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-15
STORIES OF FISH and FISHING.

:. Ytsh Commissioner Blaekford says that Of the 4.
oOo0oo macksrs brought 70 market this season two.
thirds were only few months old.
party Of men digging In the bed Of dry pond uea,
ssysnissi Nwas eight feet long and was in TORPID
condition '''~
After heavy rain storm recently the people Of Paw
tucke we're puxxisd ct hndng In street puddis more
tnsS MWs cells. al alive. and from one 10 three
miles sv y:s Robert LssS.y sSys ia, sfi.s m: MI
yer alive which weighed Ia pounds ''Au"' '''"'"'
are % numerous In scottish waters this seasoa
aa1 millions OF them have been sold for manure Sixty
they s1.s.d q Ss sSs In the River r''
rwsasy eight y:ars sgo Henry CLARK Of nankinsvis.
inches In length 70 sixteen Every year when The well
the cleaning. ~ .''N
nls:s, BE-, ever caught in III. Hudson
pounds S"s.S saa Low sosa, n.s ns ssss
SssI ssn shs season. weighing from twenty 70
shirs % knslish snelsT played ash down II. river:
PIKE and ..n"a Yer. ~ so aSS1 .ss n u
s pig r" :ss:a 1 PV.s IN And The ,s%e
%ss o ne SE: .a sm %:e' hin an uA
Lsys 0ordsa .: Pe,chogus conceived the idea of ~.
ing Litc With sduPlie.,s sIing 70 which b. attached
lite water q he sss,Soas fs.pins The Strings
esparatsd until the lite had attained eonsidsrsIc ai
sude Ihsn he threw cat far possible one OF the
ssrtos. VIA The hooks .!Aehsd TIE line s.ieI snt
deep SO drop line snd the sooa hsA
eo1teeAo otnd eod ard Anethsg Of smaller eSA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-15
FLAGS FOE THE CAMPAIGM
TIE Nasisnal Banner Aueh WaateA when {
PresiAsas % g BE Chsssn.

TIE National Banner Aseh Wa.tsA whsa .
Prssadsas 10 g BE Chsssn.
sound Of the whlrr Of sewing machines
filled the loft over liquor store near Maiden
lane and South street. and In front OF long
bench running the entire length Of the loft .
bald.headed man slashed long strips Of red and
white from endless pieces Of cloth.
The season for the American nag has BE-
gun" he said. Strengthening himself up from
ss s; nd "a Sus SSppaps h; bead Viz RI:
ness IN America dsgs = good now = /. used
= VIZ. x Il
Jaw. and am the Oldest and largest dag manu- HsS
hoss Sas sM.t e h3S ,y
fox ss!!ns; don't !S. s st a ar ..
than seyy on patriots are 'carcsr
~ d.: prssldsptl.i year, excepted. Then I
Send naTs 70 ~ Hsrts o. the Union In the
yersally instead Of the banners which city poll
tie!sns stretch across the street.
e. e. %e:i :..s: wide.
x fsst Sns and II wide. and Is feet long and
:. Any orders for Blaine nass with the letters
'.Yes. ono from the Hartford Post"
Ms q nag made entirely on sewing ma
UPON Il: bSs sro1 Tss hit III: ss s. AZ ss:S
Long Island villages. One woman In BrooiIyn
n o a.a Rss G :.v iS hs
:ssI a. d sss 4 ana az II
tyenty-foot nag. cents. For small stars I
Ssa ssi Iai Ses ; s.I a: svs
81 out asse e; o.a:a. SsI "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-15
sHATINGS FOR NOTHING.
4 Material that Nobody Seems to Want %.
less Eaesuraseasss IL O1ersA.

a Material that Nobody Seems to Want "a.
less Eaceurase0eat II offered.
THE Sun contained this advertisement q
few days ago:
shcrs Apply a is West Ism :a '0''ns' long
A young man stood In his shirt sleeves amid
buzzing machinery on the first floor Of the fac
tory. Fine shavings few about him like yellow
butterflies. Big long shavings shot down q
leader shaft from the floors above and rose In
heaps. Sawdust hoated In the dir like mist.
The young man smiled through the mist
and caught tho shavings and dust In his hands
and toyed with It. "shavlnss." he said. "un-
BEEN able 70 nd ss.eS whss Z IL ms
cents. or dimes. We can't sell them 50 We
I aasf ro sais a.a:ss SsS
s ssss sd sSs! runs our machinery comes from
Who come aiter tho shayines
AL sorts Of people. A big transfer company
Il. ssbss as bs1E
q x ySaqS lis : sS %
heaps to stun beds WITH Thsts tho i.sss test and nd
" htye get heard e. The major.
country sends to Us regularly and gets shaw s
rs P.sS G ss1
Very few. indeed. That's whore the sur
prising part Of It comes In. Lots of people
have waiped me that we.d 30 overrun With. poor
girls and boys from the tenement houses II We
put such an advertisement into the paper. But
there haven't been hall dozen such applicants
In . month. although We keep on giving away
every day 10 the year except Sunday"
ITS funny thing about shavlngs. any.
how" said q. tall, lean. energetic man with
straw hal. and . choker. o. he showed his hand
throush hia h.!r fnd slsneed over the adver:
years ago where man had q big planning fac.
tory across the street from another factory that
made IN equal number OF shavings. The man
slid . display advertisement into the paper
Offering 70 sell his shavings for half dollar
cart load. He had string 81. carts before the
door next day loading Up q fast as they could.
cause he never thought OF advertising. When
~ saw the carts and customer overrunninG
his rival. he also advertised. and next day he
was gettinR half dollar o load for the stun he
couldn't got anybody to take for nothing be-
"a IN Buffalo, But what want q know i tSis.
!S.a IL NV YcrEt Ths man Who .aysssissS
aand neither can anybody else that I can find.
bhavtnge are used for exactly the same pur-
poses In one town - In the other, By gosh,