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Fall Goods 1t Sands Bros.

OVVVc = Y 0oAuW ASSODs
Sands Bros. are making preparations for
the most extensive display of choies goods
for fall and winter use ever exhibited in
Helena. New things in ladies' jackets and
capss, handsome noveltiss in fino dress
goods, the latest fashions in silks, new
hosiery, fall underwear and new styles in
carpets and drapsries are already open. and
case after case Of new fall goods for tho
different departments arc 10 piled mp in
their receiving department and will be dis
played. in fewT-dsys...For ashort time
only. Sands Bros. will offer the balance Of
their stock of spring dress patterns at final
and extreme reduction. and to obtain
necessary room for new fall goods in their
dress goods department.. they will offer
extraordinary Inducements this week in
serges. hsnriettas, oheviots, &C., to reduce
stock az much as possible without delay.
AZ examples OF the values We may mention
all wool French cashmsres At so cents a
yard, formerly rs cents; cheviots At 50 oents
asard and storm sergss at Is cents . yard.
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NAME CANDIDATES.
publicans Of Lewis and Clarke
sslscs Delegates % tho
County Convention.
Rrly Well Attended Despite
the Inolemenoy Of the
Weather.
u LiM nj the Choaen.-A Weaver Club
Z OrsaniEAd vt Calumet
Hall.

Fhs tsrubiican primaries In Helena last
bit were vsry we'll attended, though 4
nher Of the old-timers In the councils Of
party were minus. II was = good night
States" the weather keeping away
~ who would have attended had II bssn
leasant evening. The popularity no.
d In the delegations u that I'll the
minsnt candidates for ONCE will be
|nbsrs Of the county convention. In the
q ward there 10 r. w. Combs, Who wants
DO assessor; In the Second there 10 II. II.
vis. who wants 10 succeed John Bean; In
Third there 10 w. NJ. Dolllvsr. who
hts to be assessor; j. W. Kinsley. after a
t,ict judgsship; Dr.. Rockman, who
lsqts shs nominati0n for ooronsrs and
b. Sims. who expects to win the
nination for sheriff. @. @. Newman
ids the Fourth ward delegation. He did
70 an idea 81 trying for the nominations
county attorney, but u Ia understood
has dropped that and IL nov willing 10
. . legislative place. In the Fifth. Stove
tpsntsr, who will b n Of the legislative
ninees. 10 the only candidate. The sixth
mes TO the front with II. H. Howsy,
ldidate for = judgeship. In the Seventh
70 are three candidates, John Bean. for
X of the district oourt. Miles Cavanaugh.
county attorney. and r. II. Weir for
nty treasurer. Delegations from tho
st and Third wards voted In the Sew
Fh. with the result that The StsrlinR-Klein-
Pmidt people were knocked out. Nj.
krlinp will NOT ho n m0mbar NJ kha
hnty convention, while Nj. Klsinsohmidt
kn alternate.
The usual large crowd attended the Third
I'd primaries at EdwardG hall. but the
Fmony that prevailed was in marked CON-
d to tho proceedings which character
d the selection Of delegates to the city
hlvention last spring. In fact those who
d the biggest kick shen were strictly in
ast night. W.. 8. SpaldinR presided and.
w. Beattie was secretary. The hat Wal
bsed around for ballots, and the oount-
! occupied the remainder of the time.
ere WAS Z striking similarity in the ma
pity of the ballots 10 far % the names on
10 concerned, though they were not
rays arranged in the same way. The
|ket 10 favorable to Sims for sheriff, Dol
or for assessor; BAfden for treasurer,
|ckman for coroner. and Kinsley for dis
81 Judge. VA
On the whole tho delegates to the county
INVENTION are not supposed TO be pledged
any political candidate. though there IL
idea abroad thst one gsntlsman At least,
II have a walk-over. Who this 10 those
10 say they ':dxed" the affair will not say
t they allege II will be a great surprise.
e fall list Of delegates and altsrnates il
follows:
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# you've tried our Buffalo Chop
Tea you know what a delicious
beverage 1t makes; if you haven't
there's a treat in store for you.
China never produced anything
surpasses it, and China never
will. A second-rate article in tea is
worse than none at all; you're in
tinitely better off without it. What
isftrue of tea is true o ficoffee also.
Good coffee takes high rank AMONG
the luxuries Of life and bad coffee
well, the less that is said OF that
The better. If you want a u Of
coffee which is matchless in taste
and flavor try our Best" ~.
--TURNER & Co.
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orders in Departments 1 a.d 2.

Orders in Departments 1 and 2.
Robert Thompson ". B. Brown, assignee.
Demurrer overruled.
John &. n. Neill ". Edward Jordan.
Motion for new trial overrulsd.
Hoyt estate. Petition for . conveyance
of real estate and order filed.
Anna Merritt w. Madeline e. Billiard.
Additional findings granted.
Forbes vs. Forbes. Leave granted to
issue commission to take deposition.
Brandagee ". Clements. Default Of de-
fondant entered.
VIM. Jarvis W. Thomas. Findings of
fact and conclusions Of law signed and
leave granted to amend complaint to oon-
form to evidence.
City of Helena VI. T. Conner Of al. De-
murrer overruled. 81
James NcManus W. Joseph Mares ct al.
Demurrer surtained. Leave to amend by
in%terlineation granted.
h. E. Billings ct al ". Floweree. Motion
to make complaint more specific granted.
First National bank Va. Paynter. Thirty
dnvs to answer
Huntley & Clark Va. Schreiner. Five
days to file amended answer
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Mrs. NJ. B. Sperling, having returned from hel
vacation, 10 again At home at IA North Warren
yhere she will be pleased to ses all her old
friends and patrons. @
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STOCKS
WANTED.
WANTED TO BUY:

WANTED TO BUY:
5000 Shares Of Poorman.
4,5OO Shares OF Combination.
10000 Shares of Southern Cross.
5000 Shares of Elizabeth.
1000 Shares of Iron Mountain.
1000 Shares of Bi -Metallic Exten-
sion.
1000 Shares of Pandora.
500 Shares OF Bi-Metallic.
800 Shares of Granite Mountain.
400 Shares of Alice.
We will take all or any part of
the above named Stocks if price is
reasonable. We buy and sell min
ing stocks on commission; sell and
buy on margins; sell options. 10,
20. 80, 40 and 30 days, and will
loan money on any otathe above
named stocks at a reasonable rate
of interest. ,ss
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and drag, scrapers, grading plows, etc. Give
them a call and got their prices before purchss-
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Fl U"0Ee
Opera house, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apir-
itual illustrated lecture by Dr.. and Madame
Clarke and their company of English
mediums. Will demonstrate the various
methods used by all the renowned spirit
ualists. They will enlighten the audience
as to how every one attending may become
a medium. A small admission will be
charged to defray expenses.
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Prof. Robert Dearborn, Of Terre Haute. Ind.
and late OF Purdue university and ERIE Hsute
Commerclai college, arrived last week and will
LnEelnorn Helena business college. ~
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Corssts. corsets. Dr. Warmers corsets in black
and colors, 80 cents and upwards, at butcher 4
Rradley'e, los Broadway.
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You can get all the popular fur ~trimminss fol
dresses 1t Fowles' Cash store.

The Montana Precipitator Company
Has near Birdseye station on the N. P. r.
r. a complete stamp mill to which 10 at
tached the "Chnin Battery" systsn. which
10 especially designed fol the saving of
rusty and fine gold. e.a
The company il prepared to make test
runs on all lots of I'VE tons and upwards.
w. s. PIERCE, President.
Room l. Gold block. Helena.
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American Legion of Honor. A regular
Of Montana council A. L. Of H. will be hold
in Calumet hall, Tuesday, Aug. 80, at eipht
O'Clock sharp.
All candidates for initiation are uroontlv
requested to be present at an early hour,
d. j. WAIT, Conn.,.
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7, c.. Power d Co. are just in receipt of a ship
ment Of famous Deere potato iggers and Prairie
Queen breaking plows. Now is the time to pur-
chase.
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Miss Jack imam will give lessons In short
ings, beginning Sc pit. 1. 48 bailey block
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Iha Bee Hiye has = large line Of decorSD =
bunting and flags At reasonable priceA
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Don't fail to read kowles' Cash stores new sd
in to-day's paper.
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Southern, Division Of the United
States District to Be Opened y
Sept. 5. d
~ Embraces the Counties Of Silver
Bow, Madison and Beaver s.
head.
First-New Suits In tho District
Court.

The recent law Of congress. establishing
! southern division Of the United StAtes
district court OF Montana. requires the
term TO begin at Butte in September.
Judge Knowles, United Slater District
Attorney Weed, Assistant Attorney Melon.
aid, and United States Marshal Furay
will 20 over to Butte on September 5.
and formally open court there. There nre
no cases rsady for trial arising ont Of the
southern division, embracing Silver Bow.
Madison and Beaverhsad countieg. and
beyond some possible motions. demurrers,
etc.. on tho civil docket. there will be.
nothing to do. The court will ooms back
to Helena and prepare for the November
term. This tsrm promises to be = busy
one, There are several murder GASES, any
number OF postoncs Gases. and lots Of
Other criminal business arising out OF the
violations OF law on the different Indian
reservations. Many OF these Gases are in
an incomplete state. owing to the fact That
the insufioisnoy Of appropriation has made
the ~summoninR Of witnesses and prepare
ton of evidence very SLOW.
New Suits.
Thomas E. Dumphy commenced q suit
in the district court yesterday against
Eliza Ann Phillips, Charlotte q. Wilson.
susan NJ. Dumphy and Edward J. Dumphy
for . Judgment to dollar the defendants
from claiming any right or title 70 the fol-
lowing lode claims to which he alleges he
has q one-third interest: New Orleans.
Extension, Sultans district; Grubstake.
Grubstake extension. Ton Mile district.
Lewis and Clarke county. Good FRIDAY.
General Sherman, General Grant, Lober
district, Jefferson county.
Thomas T. Bowman fled . suit against
the Big OK Mining and Reduction company.
A. p. Dodge, jay Comstock and ]. W. Car
penter to recover $1,000 on q promissory
note. Alai
Montana National bank ". j. Fl. McFar-
land to recover $257.75 on Q promissory
note and $50 attorney fees.
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Notice.

New sash curtains in lace and embroidered
Swiss just received at Fowles' , ash store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-28

Look at those handsome sapphirss at the Hell
ena Jewelry Co. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-28

All kinds OF yarns and worsteds Just received
at kowles' Cash store. ~ ~
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Examination for Teachers Certificates
Will be held Friday, Sept. 2. at the school
house. G. L. TURNKEY,
County Superintendent of Schools.
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Legal blanks ut this Office.

A few more decorated tea sets 1t The bee Hive
Ut the very low price of ~. rs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-28

Have y ur kid gloves fitted to your hand at
Cash store.
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Don't forget the old reliable Schnttler wagon.
They have been in the lend in Montana for thirty
years. 4. &. Power & 20. -tFH@f-. -f . @'
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The Bee Hive will close out their entire stock
Of lamps at two-thirds value. A reduction Of 3s1
per cent will be given on every lamp In tho house.
~ We are to drop the line.
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New goods in every department At Raleigh 4
Clarke's. "
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Seventh Ward.
Ksnwood
HELENA WEAVER CLUB.

Peoples Party Followers Oreaatxiux for
h C0ntsst IN This Cuunty. f
About dfty gentlemen who believe that
Weaver and Field are the men FOR 1902 and
our yssrs thereafter. met ~ Calumet hall
pct evening to organize q Weaver club. Il.
:. Davies was made temporary chairman
md b. F. Piatt temporary secretary. After
little speech By Mr.. Davies, II which +
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big drive in mems underwear, shirts, hose and
furnishing goods Of all kinds ut The Bee Hive,
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Rosh- Ha-Shonu cards just received 1T the Bee
Hive. ""'
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store
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New dress goods and trimmings now on EXIT
bitiOn st Raleigh d CIarko's.
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FIRST CLASS IN ALL LINES,

Hemember that The Bee Hive IL the Leader oi
low prices and that they brook no competition.
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Spirit Power.

You can find all the new novelties for fsncy
work At Fowles' Cash store, -
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Od0ntundsr applied to the gums for
painless extraction of teeth. Positively
no pain. DIR. Skimmin, dentist. sixth ave.
and Main.
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The Bee Hive has just received = full line of
Jewish New Year cards of all the latest editions.
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The p~rettiest silver chatelaine atohes In the
state at the Helena Jewelry Co.
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Jenness-Miiler corset waists only at Fowles'
Cash store.
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Ladies, Attention.

Ladies, Attention.
Before purchasing any other sewing ma
chine call and examine the 'Davie." the
best machine made. Sturrock & Brown,
agents
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Jackson's music store. Bailey block,
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Baby Ruth Schottische and Paby Mckee Polka
Monthly, at the Bee Five. Price Is cents.
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.. 70 .
sM Notice.
All those indebted to j. g. Stubs will
please call and settle at once, as all &C.
counts will be turned over to attorney for
collection after Eept. l. 1892.
n. S1LvERMAN, Assignee.
Helena, Mont, Aug 8, 1892.
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Must He Sold.
Household goods, II g. Rodney street.

l ady saxondale and Lady Bess are the latest
Hive has the complete line at bOo per volume.
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Youicau get the celebrated "C. B."scorset only
at Fl Wles' ash store.
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California school shoes at Thistlewait's,
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Closing out SALE Of summer goods at The Bee
summer goods Of all kinds must 60.
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ferrous mummery OF We ancient times. Still, even in
ths nat'erofact age we like, when it is possible. TO
fancy we are keeping up the manners and OF
our forbears. and at special to initiate
near as may be the merry nonsense Of long ago. so
latterly twelfth Night" has come again into Teputc
and Is more or less celebrated in various households
This ancient holiday receives its name from being
the twelfth day after the nativity Of our Lord and
uSed to be general elimination OF the Christmas
gayeties This festive occasion gives capital occa-
sion or chdren's party, its observanccs are very
amusing.
huge cake is borne into the room with much cerc
mony, and on its cutting depends the choice Of king
ana queen Of the revels. a dried bean and a dried
pea baked in the cake Indicate those who are 10
receive the honor. The crowns, raised seats and all
the other insignia Of royalty being prepared before
hand 1t only remains for the fortunate couple 10
enter upon their brief reign as soon as chance dc
cides upon their selection.
4 charming corner in an artists studio is an elab
orately carved Oaken setcc black with age against
the high back Of which is gathered silk curtain Of
dafodil yellow soft. large eideriown cushions Of tho
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which secrete in the body of young wild duck
which engage In the body Of chicken which conceal
inside Of a pheasant, which entomb In the body oi
young wild goose which finally enclose in the body Of
a Wild turkey. Fill the nterstices with chestnuts
forcemeat and slvory sufing. Then put 1t In n
large pot Of onions cloves carrots chopped ham, eel
cry. parsley and thyme several slices OF salt pork
pepper. salt, fine spices cOrander seeds. and one OF
two spHgs Of garlic. seal this pot hcrmeucally WIN
paste clay, place it Oh slow fire where the heat
vii! penetrate 1t gradually, and let it remain twenty
four hours Then uncover it, skim and serve on not
dish. The juices Of many kinds Of food amasa
mated thoroughly by this slow process give to the I'M
cquallcd dish most Wonderful flavor, in which are
combined the qumte-sence Of the poultry yard, the
marsh, the plain and the fprcst.7
The display Of a case Of glassware from the royal
factories Of Russia draws attention TO the rarity OF
this ware. This ware IS reproduction of old
Byzantine glass. The glass and enamel workers Of
those days attained a wonderful skill in colored enam
els transparent surface. The Car OF hussia
himself distinguished connoSseur in matters OF arr
and especially interested in glassware and porcelain
has furnished many original models to the royal
factories. No doubt some Of the ware In this country
is modelled after the Cars work AT present
however the royal factory has refused to sell to the
outside world and other specimens Of this work can
be obtained. The factory is said % be l5UOO pieces
behind in the orders Ia supply the imperial palaces Il
statement that sounds in strange contrast 10 the
reports Of the Russian famine. one Of the most
remarkable pieces Of old Byzantine glassware now In
existence is the Luck OF Edenlall," which never was
broken Notwithstanding the poem Of INLAND translated
by Longfellow At time the ha r-brained Duke Of
Wharton let it fall, but the butler, the
ancient seneschal Of the house, caught 1t in napMn
1t is the property of the Musgrave family. an heirloom
which has been cherished for many centuries Legend
says was snatched by member Of the family from
the fairies by the well Of ST. Cnthbe In the garden Of
the of Edenha and the elves In anger called
after him as they flew away:
If ever this glass do break or fall
Farewell the luck Of Edenhall
But the Luck Of hcnha has not yet been broken,
though it is a glass OF exquisite thnne,s. II Is stu
kept by The family as OF their most precious pos
sessions In medieval case Of decorated leather and
guarded with sadulOus care.
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Among The pretty things In the JauaheSe stores
which have not been spoiled by the Vuleh iuc''' ."
American and European designers are uie 'aphc'"
,.,r.s nrintc1 n eolors which come IN the twelve
inch width as MI the genuine japanese goods do-uh
loss they are made especially for foreign market In
= different width. The sdet cotton grapes whi'h
wer. once so lovely printed - they were with genuine
Japancse designs. have long ago been done away
with and have been superseded by those which are so
heavily glded and printed In such oatfe designs tha'
,hcv nnrtabe of the magnihocncc OF tho goods of a
p,,rcr, shop Even the blue and white grapes are
no longer printed with birds and bamboo fields but
are hdeous with roses and other commonplace designs
The grapes printed in coors are all that are left OF the
goods in genuine native designs and these are lovely
enough TO make up for the loss They are frequently
sold at reduced price because american buyers W
80. lilo ,ona,ese designs but prefer the imitation by
Ianonose artists of European patterns. 80 at least
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same material suggest absolute comfort and the seat in
rather faded Venetian pink plush, makes pretty har
mony in color. A yellow Turkish rug Is laid before
the scttee, on the dark polished floor. and an ancient
boed table OF heavy oak stands at convenient dis
lance its only ornament being glowing bit Of color
in The shape of Of Prague glass Of ruby red,
hoiiing handful Of exquisite yellow
In country houses where il is generally necessary
20 proclaim the hour for meal, in rather more en-
phatic fashion than in town. where buffers quiet
announcement i all that Is necessary there Is a
delightful substitute for the Changing bell or Drawing
gong This is the ordinary triangle used in orchestias
1t is expensive. Is pleasant 10 the ear "a
chimes: and the performers latitude Is limited to a
mild suficency of sound. Any servant may be taught
its manipulation We have il used only once, but
il then impressed us very pleasant announcement
of what proved to be equally agreeable dinner
Smoothing" is such pretty work and Is such great
addition to childreu'S dresses that IL surprising
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that 1t IS 90 little done by women nj homo IN TINS
country. In England many mother Is an expert
ssmockerr and finds that II helps materially with The
home dresSmakng. In the example gwen green
cashmere for girl OF fourteen is smoked VII" No'oM
slk at the neck and on The sleeves. gilt wire belt
confines the folds at the waist and the folds OF the
t1ouse are gathered up at the side dark green
vevetcen skirt. An excellent little manual on INC
art of sm0cldng7 is published by the way WHO"
gives any number Of these pretty stitches
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Doubtless there many boys vlo have received
among their Christmas gifts what the dealers call
complete tool chest but how very few comparatively
know. hos contents ,fnlly. II l. sup
posed by most people that boy, simply because he -
a boy Is imbaed with the hnOwlcdtc Oi tools IN
stlnCuvcy, quite getting that ike SWIMMING. skat
ing and every other boylsh pasme the art OF car
pcuterny must be learned step by step. If a boy
really wants to have . lasting pleasure il hl> new ac
QUESTION let him begin III the right way, and whether =
be lammciing and planning or saving. let the one ann
be TO DO Il well and with precision Don't start Cn To
axe q sled Cor yourself, set of furniture Tor
your mother but take useless bit Of board mark IL
with your square and try TO 1t t. the line. hceph-
your saw at right angles to the board 80 mat te Gas
underneath will not pitch off to tie rent or to Tie
left You will be surprised to trd hOW diilcut IL II
10 do thi, at first but with a little practice you can
,a.ly master TIL, first and most important step Next
practise hammcring nails and drive them straight by
hitting then squ0rel the head; this also i not a.
cav a. it seems. SeXt try TO set your plane 20 tha
il viii en- smooth shaving'. Your first effort at con-
,t1ict.0n should be mtie-boA. for ih, VIII be most
necessary adjunct in many things that YOU may WISH
10 make later. Thu, may be If any size. but tor OTil
nary convenience take three pieces about eighteen