The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-25

said . uuuiah siattnr to the sosi.
= shs5slShi mayss- tn ptIrr-ss wAa o.
lst the hears sharp~n their claws On tho
bark. ~ 80 are told In ssory hoohs THAI
bruin u IN the habit q dong In tho forest
The hArh "a on. SID. 20 abe ire waa veil
worn and this a~-fu-d ~ Justify the claw
sharpsnlng th~ory
but hAV. discovered by obs-rvatlge
that the tlss 70 the old tres iR Toe SCRATCH
tng ps'~t fnr the lear In hot weather when
The transportation ttekl~s him n hia heavy
tur cnat. II was = comical sight Co 500
the big ALASKA beaF standing on hls hind
teet With bis haek Ia the tree and wrig-
cling about IN his eH0rt Ca obtain cotnfort
After b" got through the grizzly bear
took a turn at scratching his hack on the
rough bark. II was plain Ia the why the
bars was worn away on that side OF ths
Even the patrons who po~-.as q knowl-
edg" II tAble d'hote french look pusslei
when they Sc on the menu of = Forty
sscond street hotel a dish that has been
tried by few % the customers This
chosen number " not at all avsrSe Co
having the majority OF its customers
remain In Ignorance of what N the Tarcst
dish that the hotel kitchen udsrs.
Most % the customers who see that
Ns-ss wv NAN NfSsAhus NNAtu Otlr w NUt NhltrEs.
say. Gee whiz, Wonder what that isp'
and then 90 on to some.hing they know
without asking for an explanation, Those
that once try always come back on the
days thsy know 70 is going Ia he served.
II hasn't great many admirers .bus those
Of i. They would never sSins x taxing S
anything else when u is to he had
The dIsh n called -Sot laisse, which
might be translated in English Tho fool
leaves 10 there What the fool might be
supposed TO leave IN a collection Of the
oysters or dark meat from the back OF the
roast chicken. served on mashed potatoes,
The crusade against impure food and
short weights has aroused the public
to a careful inspection Of the shops they
trade in
Even the glass in the skylight comes
In for criticism said one disgruntled
grocer. There was a crack running
across three Of the panes. IL had been
there for six months and nobody any the
worse for IT, but the other day one OF those
amateur sherlock Holiness hAppened TO
tilt his head back far enough TO see Il. and
that set him going He hadn't found
anything 10 complain about before. so
he made that crack In the glass compen-
rate for lack Of other material. He called
in the netghbors and they disjointed their
hStAh NtATInk w ~ NhoN cNaCk
This n very dangerous, they said.
Splinters 81 glass might fall into the salt
and sugar and lard and butter you weigh
under the skylight. Ifyou don't get a new
skylight we viii report you.
that Is what they did. now have new
skylight-
Roof house for rent was 90 unusual
Q sign outside a real estate Office said
q New York man that I went In to see
what the agent had TO offer that came
under this had The detached apart
ment he showed me was a surprise and his
statement that there Was q growing de-
mand for these roof houses surprised
me still more. This house had a studio
attachment with skylight and all the
details that go 90 make up an ideal plaoe
for an artist The elevator went 70 the
door Of this newfangled apartment and
Il was only few steps across the roof to
tho entrance Of the roof house Il had
all the modern improvements and its
location on top Of a twelve story building
made the view. light and air somethinR
quite out Of the ordinary. It's only
another instance OF our great city's en-
terpriss in utilizing every inch Of availA.
bile space and Of always being alive to
nesting new demand
Under the jewellers letter box and door
he'll was u second bell labelled .Jeweller's
night bell
Kindly explain. said the visitor is
the craving for diamond and wedding
rings 10 insatiable that you have 90 get
up AZ night To meet the demand?-
4, isn't the prospect Of making a sale
that gets me out Of he'd after midnight
said the j.weller. but the misfortlInes Of
my fellow men. About the only people
those who have piece II jewelry on that
they cant get IN and don't dare TO wear
till morning for fear OF blood poisoning
These accidents happen pretty often
Every doctor and police officer in this part
Of town knows that ! can be routed out
must he filed OF swollen fms gers. all ear
rings that must be- removed from inhamed
ears. all necklaces and bracelets that must
be taken from bruised neclxs and wrists
without delay are brought tn me
Going through Park row on an elevated
railroad train I saw a wooden box on the
sill Of IA, window and from the box arose
a sin gle corn plant about three feet high.
said an out 81 town visitor
what I couldn't make out was Why the
fat dweiler should select such an odd win
dow ornament Did he mistake the seed
for a hower7 Or was he from the country.
with a Ion ging for a sight ~ the old farm
The fiourishing condition OF the plant
showed that IL Gas well cared for, and |
perhaps the owner will be rewarded with !
an ear or two Of corn born and brought |
up in the big city.
search for "A child's short story.
The Grimm and the Minor Canon in |
a volume all by itself revealed to a per-
sistent shopper the thought and money |
that are expended on she furnishing of
dolls house. Book stores had not the 4
story in a single volume. hut In q de- /
partment store one young woman inter |
viewed had Recently been transferred |
from the toy department and was able \
10 contribute a helpful hint
Il think she said. you can find II in !
one ~ the dolls houses downstAirs'
Curiosity had ny that time become 4
a SAUCE IN literature. 80 the shopper hur-
ried downstairs 70 inspect the doll houses. I
Three ~ the most eNT,enslve houses con- |
tanned libraries consisting ~ a score 81 |
dininutive books and each hook con-
tanned a childs story complete One 81 I
them was The Grimm and the Minor |
Canon