Without removing your
out retracing or crossing any
A———————
At some time you may want a
you have none about the house, or al
feast pone that will work. Of course
Jou can go oul and buy one, but you
trace every line with.
Herald
bricks or blocks of wood Leading up
the mouth of the bottle piace a]
roard or a piece of cardboard, and on |
the cardboard lay a train of crumbs}
Drop some bits in
cheese iarges
HOME-MADE MOUSE TRAF
can make one just as easily, and per-
hapa by 80 doing earn a bit of pocke’
money from your parents
mouth or opening in the neck abou’
cne and one-half inches in diameter
{Uustration, inclined by means
THE RAINBOW.
the mouth of the bottle and the trap 19
fet
The mouse will
Inter
cannot
Ocean, and will find tha t
climb out
glass will
littie
enter the bottle
says the Chicas
i
the
azain as
afford no hold
CidWws
A COMPOUND PULLEY.
Arch Which Are Held in Dif-
ferent Countries
Is many countries the rainbow Is
spoken of as being a great bent pump or
siphon tube, drawing water from the
earth by mechanical means [Io parts
of Russia in the Don country, and also
fn Moscow and vicinity, it is known by
a name which is equivalent to “the bent
water pipe.” In nearly all Slavosic
dislects it is known by terms signifying
“the cloud siphon.” and in Hungary itls
*the pump.” “Noah's pump’ and "God's
pump.”
The Malayan natives call it by the
|
i
Jent in our language being “the double
headed water snake They tell you
that the bow is a real thing of Jife, that
It drinks with its two mouths and that
the water is transferred Ww the clouds
through an opening in the upper side of
the center of the great arch
the rainbow is said to drain the
and to preven! this many are provided
with heavy. tight-fitting stone plat
forms.
In the provi:
is sald 0 be 3
three angels one of whom pumps (4
water, the second feeds’ the clouds
and the third gends the rain Many
improbable and things
would happen if only get
in reach of “the bow
The little Turk is
would have a silver
teeth and ruby
touch the orange stripe
Jo Greece they say that the person
so unfortunate as to stumble over the
end of the bow will have hi
fmmediately changed — Golden Days
e of Saratov lhe 1
under the ntrol
impossible
1 could
told
head
that if he
or her s#x
GOSSIP
FT
“There goes Mariella
fn her Dolls
Be 1RInks (hat she
That other io ke | guess
She'll Bave to (earn that fealbe s fire
Don't always make fine birds
What's that? Sie says (he same of mire?
What very uckind words
§ ards ‘TER
s Detler
Great Germap Hospital
+ The corner stone of a pew German ho:
pital was laid in San Francisco recen:
‘ly. The hospital will cost $400 000 an:
¥ be one of the best arranged and
the world,
struct for Himself and Which
Will Give Him Much Fun
Three cents for a hall dozen screw
books is all the money you need for a
eccmpound pulley, and any boy or girl
can make one. Two large spools, two
small spools, four strips of wood sevea
tuches long, one inch or a little less
wide and half an inch thick four
small blocks of wood and a heavy cord
are the necessary materials
Cut or saw each spool quite near
shown by the dotted
en 1a
ject
gives you a very
t,.
the shoulder, as
l.nes Put a pin through the two
of! each spool letting the ends pr
for an axle Ih
=
THE PARTS AND
PULLED
COMPLETED
neat wheel. Be careful to make the |
four wheels of equal thickness i
The four blocks should be
fie thicker than the
side
each a)
whe as |
strips are and |
Make two holes |
in each strip two and a half inches |
as the
about one inch long
from the ends and the sfze of the
i
aXxies
i
ready to join the paris i
strips, one large and
place the axies in the
a block
tnd and fasten
NGW You are
Take two side
ne small spool
holes, put in position at «ach
it firmly by means of |
r nails
mpietes one
A screw hook
part
Make the in exactly the
same way and put in the cord as
shown In the
To use th
ther part
frawing
pulley fasten one block!
ng or some other high place
Attach the
you wish
ower block to the object
} TAise It will seem sur
avy a weight can ba
jifted with bat |
Afterward suggests the Washing'on |
a pulley with six or even cgi!
w heels may be made
nog compared
little strength
and their work
The Best He Knew
Charite, | wa Very mus
singing Pop
in church
Well, mamma, |
I kuew Det Free Preas
Encouraging Ker
Miss Thuttyfore
eform him?
Elderly Spinster— Well, if you fem
that you've just got to marry somebody
Arabella, | suppose that's as good a8
sharp. Just think of it!
What docs it mean?
Don’t hesitate, don’t put off, but come,
FURS
$3 Furs
4 &d
5 1
8 * -308
12% 408
SKIRTS
nosis... 1.29
250 1.98
2.98
3.98
4.98
COATS
3.75
4.98
6.98
8.98
J
1.35 | 1:0
2.25 | iw
<10.00 coats
20.00
Dress Suit
Cases
£3 00 dress suit
CASS
98
1.98
2.98
3.98
S400 dress smit
cases
24 00 dress suit
CASTS
&X 00 dress suit
Cases
SWEATERS
$1.00 all wool sweaters for Boys
Mens 82 00 self opening umbrellas
7 |
°
Ladies 25¢, 35¢ and 50¢ handkerchiefs at
Mens black sateen shirts, regul AP price ole, sale
|
price
19
$2.98
.05
03
100 dozen of ladies hemstitehed linette handkerchiefs ..04
Meas gloves and mittens, worth 50g, sale price
$10 and 812 Lamps
Moas linen collars, regular price 15¢, at
Mens and ladies heavy fleeced cotton gloves at
CLAMORINGS AT H KAUFMAN'S ON THE
OPENING DAY
READ, CONSIDER AND BE CONVINCED
SENSATIONAL BARGAINS
IN MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH-
. ING AND SHOES.
A Fine Suil ot Men's Clothes, all to Match, $2.98
This Suit is positively worth $5.00 or your money refunded
at any time during this sale,
A fine suit of Men's Clothes, all to match $3.98
This suit is positively worth $8.50, or your money refunded
at any time during this sale,
$4.98
Worth $10.00 or your money refunded at any time daring this
sale if you are not satisfied,
M¢n's Splendid Suits in Velour finished Cainer dS 55
.
Men's fine suits in cheviots and Scotch plaids
all sizes
This is positively worth $12.00 or your money back
Men's fine Black Suit, neatly Trimmed, well worth
$6.98
$13.50, Sale Price
Men's Fine Worsted Saits, all colors, price rang-
ing from $14. to £16, Don’t fail to see this suit $7.98
At $0.98 each, you are free to choose a Sait or Overcoat, worth
$15.00, from 20 lots of as finely made and as
elegantly finished Suits and Overcoats as the most fas-
tidious dresser could desire, fine home and foreign suit-
ings and overcoatings of style and tone, and in a great
variety of effects -tailored into garments of faultless
fashion —kersey, melton and whipcord overcoats, black,
blue, brown, tan and drab diagonal, cheviots, vicuna,
homespun, tweed and cassimere suits, single $9 08
.
and double breasted
At $12.98 and $14.85 these represent the product of the world's
celebrated looms and the world's most skillful tailors.
They equal and are guaranteed to excel any $40.00 tailor-
made-to-order garment in the world, or we will cheerfully
refund your money.
Men's extra fine dress suits, in all the latest styles and shades,
heavy silk and satin lined, equal to the
finest $20.00 tailor made-to-order suit for $12.48
Don't fail to ask to see this suit.
Mens fine dress pants worth $1.75, Sale Price 98c
Mens Fine Trousers for Sunday wear, in worsted
aud fancy stripes, Sa'e Price ‘ 1.69
Positively worth $3.00 or your money refunded.
Men's fine Pants in the latest styles, all colors, well 9
worth £5.00, will be sold at this sale for ... 2.8
SHOES SHOES
250 pairs Ladies’ Shoes, all shapes and styles.
lar price §2.00, sale price
Rest OBC
Fine line Ladies’ Shoes. Regular price §5.00 at 9
any store in the U., 8S, sale price . 1. 8
\ Also full line Shoes for Meo, Women and
ranging from Bo to $349.
Children, price
Every pair worth double.
once more.
Fall---OVERGOATS-- Winter
RICH IN STYLE. HIGHEST QUALITY.
An elegant black or oxford irieze overcoat, cut in good
length and trimmed with the best materials, well
worth 85.00 $3.98
A fine Jong Overcoat, ia all popular shades, worth
81200, Sale Prica . ‘e $4.98
Fine Kersoy and Melton Overcoata, in all wool, 6 98
with extra fine linings, positively worth $12.00 *
100 Overenats to pick and chooses from in fancy 8 69
and plain materials, worth $15.00, Sale Price .
100 Overcoats to pict and chaose from in fancy $10 49
.
ind plain materials, worth $20.00, Sale Price
Boys' Clothing}
Boys’ Saits, worth 82.00, Sale Price 98c
Thirty distinct effects in Boys’ ultra-fashionable
Knee Pants Saits in all the swellest of novelty 3 98
and staple styles, Worth 28.00, Sale Price . .
39c
19¢c
500 pairs Boys’ Knee Pants, worth 25¢, Sale Price
500 pairs Boys' Knee Pants worth The, Sale Price
A few huanleed Boys Hats and Caps, worth 50c, Sale
Price .
-
Men's Furnishings
.24c
Fine Dress Shirts, worth 76¢, sale Price cote rns 19¢c
Men's Hata, the latest Danlap and Knox shapes, wort 79
£3.50 and none less than $2.50, Sale Price akesrs Cc
6c
1c
1c
i 2 39c
Shirts ap oSC
19c
- 19¢
$10 and §12 Lamps . $2.98
250 doz Rubber Collars, all shapes and styles. Regu- 15
lar price 250, sale price . ir sesnnand C
Good heavy Work Shirts, worth 50c, Sale Price
’
Men's fine suspenders, worth 25¢, Sale Price
Good heavy Bocks, wprth 10c, Sale Price
Men's Handkerchiefs, worth 15¢, Sale Price
Men's 75¢ Overalls, Sale Price...
Men's heavy fleece lined Underwear,
drawers, worth 0c, Sale Price
Men's fine Yacht Caps, worth 50¢, Sale Price
Asbestos Gloves and Mitts, worth 35¢, Sale Price
Prices are cut right
DOWN, go the prices
we have concluded