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large main planes, as in the Wriglits' ina- _ _ _p _ m is 0 mo ve p°W"'

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' (A, Fig. 1). The screw eye must be in

‘uid it ilies every bit as well - . _ . »

. ' 'ht that it is immovable and no F '_ , it _.. so ilg _ irs prepare the backbone of the “mount of pressure can tum it _

aionoplane. A three foot rattan stick

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Now drive the sliaft nail through the

consist of any spall button or bead witli ii hole pierced in it. Then insert _the shaft through the end brace (B, Fig. 1) and slip on _tha other bearing.

'liien with a pair of strong pliers bend

the end as shown, after which wire ine section (F, Fig 1) so the shaft will not

'ds 1, for the propeller shaft to be inserted l P E M"

WI y one-quarter inch thick. First _ _ ' » '. g 11 tl d l, ' . -, \» ,igmch me end hmm (A_ Fm 1) to cud The hole should _be ii tritie larger than.; atc____ __i_:__;s;i ___er_ii;e :_i;__;_;la_¢_:_L (E.c_F‘is.__1) 01_~_iz is shown. 'Use fish glue and then wire the |°”3 “`“`° “ml (D1 F55- 1). which is end bruce p ng N' inch tirmly in place as shown. A -couple of The 91"'-ff~ This |¥'l"S5 “S 10919 Dl‘0Deller. Procmei the long heavy rubber bnndq Q" fn ierytbin small wire nails are now driven \0“ cu" f“sh’°“ it °f V'-‘ff I|ll_ll till (C_(}_C_ Fig 1)_ Cutting each so H, end” by 5 into the top to reinforce. Doa’t drive di- and S0l<l€l‘ t0 the Shaft or Whittle it out may be nmwhed to the other bands as Umm. \‘@¢ilY lu centre. If Que wiring is goodifrom a thin pine slab. The bi-‘St wa.v_ia.t_o shown Smaller rubber straps or string in po

hub S0 i-|19 Propeller is iirin and lminov- Ullff ably Bred uiwn if and then put 011 the Thar ls why rhoshofc ond with :no pro- 'be“"i“¥" (‘E» Fill- 1)- The 59111111( lllllyipelier revolves wliile the other end is

may be used to fasten the hands to- gether. A large number of smaller bands may he also strung together to serve if you caii't find the big hands, so long an

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fixed and immovhble. The propelleris turned round and round by hand until the hands' are all twisted as tight an possible (see Fig. 6). The second the propeller is released the bands begin to relax, which operation unwinds them, thus turning the shaft

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and mechanism. One and one-sixteenth _ Y-_ , _ ' inch bamboo strips me me but for we ties which cost very little of either. espe- rudder frame, though pine will do. The chu’ °f “‘°°°_y‘ _

best-way to fasten this light biuqbo to- _ _ _ , senior is to am also uit loiiiu and :neu ‘ii the 5°" at Welch? Wie vie! 'S "QP "liind_T'ith shoema_ker's_thread. Don't try by Mme °f *he °1“ld"_e“- Tl""'F “mf” to use taciis. This method should be pin- been DHHS Dllblished 1" _the "i”'d’°“s ployed in all light framework, page which would do for tgirl p\i_r;:o.s_ef, and

pivot- of the stem post (B, Fig. 8) and is V0" WH “WHY 5°* fmm “ 9“i’H“ h_b""y lixedlat the angle wanted by the movable a`book in which there are‘.1i".\'f< S\"fHb|0 pin ln the dilarent holes of the semi- for children to perform at Chrisiiiias. circular base (C,.Fig.3). Another pleasant sort of _llllfly IH f0l'

at mill Speed. “Hd fl1¢l’€ is YD'-ll' The rear or "lighting plane" is shown “hmm” who bww haw io sing und who

erubbex- baud moto;-_" _ , in we enlarged View of F|g_ 4_ Contact have singing teachers who will lielp tlieni

_ 2 slimvg the landing bi-ace., whid, the fnmework of me phme of one md tu learn the old Christmas songs, and can make of nine strive one-eishth one-sixteenth inch bamboo strips out to §°“'“ *l‘°“‘ F” We" "‘“t,“‘ey “fm be “‘ S<l\111\'2 and CU* 1° the BUGS |119-¥k9<i~ sizes marked, fastening together with glue P|¢““'° t° “te”-t°' This ‘vm “We g"`¥“ Siellillli f0i;€¥l\€l‘ fish glue reinforced and ahoemakt-r's Thread aa in the rudder,~P ~ _ ne wire at the joints will ,give the fi-,mg (dren who have good voices and have r stability. Fig. 6 shows the braces Tho lifting p no govern; the holy" really studied the songs. sition pf an aeropla.no)ahf1l¢ht. For inltnnce wifi For large children'a parties. dancing,

get it, so wliite cambric, muslin or an!! very light cloth will do. Cut the cloth out. leaving a half inch margin for tbl (laps all around. with the uotchlnx at tho four corners, as shown by tlie dotted lined of Fig. 5. Then brush glue along the flaps and turn them over the framework,”

gluing down iirmly all alone the edges.

After the plane is thoroughly dry yoll

may curve it (also the lifting plane) by wiring the ends. as shown by A. Fig. 8. Fasten it iiruil_\' to the “backbone” by lirails, arul "Milner steady lt by Wiring if

further, fi-. » |.~~ u.

And if -ii at ni flying the completed

aeroplniie. \'.» airsliip is liable to "be- have" on the first trials. Your rubber hands may not he adjusted exactly right to i_:i\'s» nirist pow:-r; your lifting plane! may not ln- tilted right; the wind may be too strong or ii dozen little things may annoy you, or maybe you don`t know how

to launch properly.

Don`t give any strong initial push, but

sini|il_\' let the nirsliip iiy out of your liantis with as Iitile exerliriii on your par! as pnssilile \\'li<»n the piwipullcr is released. for iii flying a inodel aeroplane proper lnllncliiniz is liuli’»lhe secret of a long, suo- _' , ccssfiil iliglit. 'l

_level llight the plane should be set hori- zontally. A gradual upward flight means

‘ a slight dlp of the plane downward. Here

the same principle of the steering gear is used, only up and down instead.

The projection (A. Fig. 4) is cut of tivo

thin tin strips. the ends of which are bent to and firmly wired to the Diane framework. The projection is pivoted on the rudder post at B. Fiz. 4. by a small wire nail, and can be tilted into any position by removing the pin (C. Fig. 4) and iniierting same in the other holes of the diagonal support (D Fig. 4). The rudder post is 3-18 inch square and the diagonal supporter 3-16 inch wide by Vi inch thick.

The large "main" plane is shown in

f Fig. 5. First construct the framework

in tliesame way you did the fraiiiework for the lifting plane. Cut tlie strips to the sires marked in Fig. 5. The two lniig

atrlgs should be ‘A lrich wide hy 1-18 iiicli thic . but the nine small strips should be

ii 1-'16 incli square. When the framework ‘ l hound together firmly the “canvas” is ready to be stretched upon it.

The method employed applies to the

“clothing” of the rudder and the lifting

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HRISTMAS parties are lots of fun. esiiecially the Virginia reel. and games

cond all boys and girls who possibly 0-I`t‘_ the _ proper sort of entertainment.

can should plan _'to give ii Clii-istnias f3lIFlSU1H1S l_H1l'i.V kuliies are the old fagh.

' i festivlty of some sort for their frien-'ls ‘Oiled 0U¢’S_Ul Wlllvli B\`0\‘.Vb0dy will J`0in.

during the h0|idays_ Them me an sorts Blind nian_s hull is one of the best thiugaj

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°f things t° 5” d°"° “t Christmas pamw' Boiibiiil; for apples is it favorite Christ- but svhatever _one _selects as the proper

I diversion for the afternoon or evening it

is apt to be satisfactory because of the

_ Christmas gplrlt. This Christmas spirit

inns sport in_ lnngland, and is lots origin if one doesnt mind getting a little wats;

on one.-'s best clothes.

For it snialler Christmas party, when

lillllqlllll l\l1¢1_ the games mentioned are not

is ii. charming thing wliieli always sag-_¥§;_T1i_;l_f____;n_;_il_y____;i\:;_l;11;ii__ i; iipod sport.

_ gests jollity and kindness. bright faces, l______eS_ such as __eq_____e__ ____:‘_?__:Z_|1¢dT:l°¢;y

holly andlaurel, Christmas trees. warm there is popcorn, which is log; of fun to

du, and charndes, which are always in-i

teresting. Quicter games, such as lotto ` A

picture puzzles, &c., are also g°°d_ bu§ u_ Christmas party should be kept aa' lively_ u_s possible. l lf it is ii large or expensive Christmas

party there is always u Jack Horner pic of some sort. E\~er_v_ye:ir there are new ways ul’ making the Jack Horner pig which inay villiur be put in the Lrg é the lable or hung i'i'i»in tim i-eiiiu~'u TXQ ._ ._ _ _ _ ,_ _ lm- it uf_iolii.iil 1. .~ ir- paper and

stuffed \\|tli prizes an-_l iii-.-ie is a ribb(

$:__11_c_l\t~<l to eueli prize. Attached to til:

\i_ emi of ilie ribbon is il boy or girl

\\ at il_ie Christmas pai-ty,

_ _ __ priiiiei iiiouienf ai-"veg un.

_gust oi _:iost_e.~s s:i_\s pull, and ,_.\-e|.yb°u’_ I use nu , w _- - . _

out_ecnie.»‘ a Aillciiirlhliqfiilhgiiliageg "nd

»\0“'. ul’ o./iirse, this seein; our.: Wu' but it' you nialse your own Clin-i-\;p`uN'"' _

you \\’oii't iiiid it so. Lats of uh 'mas' W. gifts can be [ound i'oi' live oi-I Sgt mu' lU_1l1 .l‘u_:i can uiiike the pie of a largznftiugf onporteliiia bowl or pan. it should M. quite large and deep, and you sh I ' ;'l'“k”f “ "“°l‘," °f °`“‘l’0 P11921' to go aruuuunii pi .U‘”" PM 5'0"* Kitts inside the

_ . pping encli one in as niany lay”-I

iyt paper as possible, so it wili he amus- ing to unfusten it. Then take B |m._`.. 9h"L`i~ Of Ul`0l’f` l)fllH?l'. cut it the sha 'ii' the bowl or pan, only larger, and cutpi.’iu_~f T:_1_l1~\bl:__l_|_ u1‘o;_i:id the centre large ouougii _ _ Y ii_ ion to be passed through.

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the Christmas spirit there wouldn't be

3°” 5% much~ of it, and so every single one'of us

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- should try very. very hard to do whatever we can to contribute our little part.

.K4-_ One of the things we can do is to help

get up Christmas parties. This may

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leasnre to older people if done by chil-

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CUTTING TIN WITH HAND SAW

Ingtructiona for Cutting Metal When a Pair of Snlps Are Not

J. Handy. . .

A carpenter’s kit ot tools does not

usually contain a pair ot tin snips. and \vlien he is putting on siding oi' finishing a fancy gable he finds it neo- essary to use some tlirstrlps The tin can be cut with the baek_ of a hand saw. Place two _pieces of material having straight edges together on a

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pair of horses. Nail another Piece across the bottom of the Dilfiillel

pieces andpit the saw__ in between them. Place i e tin `ilat_on VDD of the pieces bac_k_ ol the s'a_w and .WY d°W“ on tlie sawliandle, as shown in the liketch, and the lifack of the saw blade will for ossoefl as tin, ships. _ , _

§_l:_r__qng_d 'Gro_\{vth__9f Olive Troon. 'Attentionlis seldom _called to a re-

of the olive tree. Alter many years of growth the different large branches ol’ the trees separate gradually- from the trunk until they are quite dtvided from one another down into tlio\root. These then slowly move apart, said in some instances six or seven distinct trees stand in the area which beifore surrounded the main tree, and they

will sometimes be as much as _B0 feet apart. \

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tt. out box, at 60 and Ann REALLY 'mn most' RBA-

Huge Embankment Constructed at Cincinnati to Protect Farm Lands and Road Bed.

To pi-event the Ohio river, during

11 llood stage, from sweeping away tl road bed and to protect farm lands, the city ot' Cincinnati is spending ovel'

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' Building a Dyke. ‘ _

$100,000 in building a`concrete dylt~ ing. along the sides of the roadway, says Popular Mecblnlcs. 'l`he__blg dyke w_lll'be over a mile long when com- pleted* and represents one of the ldr- gest pieces of concrete work ever' done in that vicinity. The concretlng slopes at an angle of 45 degrees and varies ln lielght. from 15 to 35 feet.

' Lo illustration gives a scene at the

laying of thexconcrete on the sloping sides of the roadway. The concrete is laid in strips of six feet wide so`,that _men can work the surface convenient- i ly. When one set of strips is audlclent- ly hard to bear the weight of the men the intervening strips are iilled ln.;

SHOPPING BAGS, PURBES. COL-

LAR .BAGS, ETC, IN AGREAT VARIETY OF STYLES AN'D`QUALI- TIES. WE THINK 'THESE BAGS

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i1i.)¢.nvTsniiovo ai>oo1=_ovei-y design ~\’\d._soNABi.Y PRICED BAGS nvnu color effect, ‘you could imagine ‘SHOWN IN THIS CITY AND OUR Neckwear They make an appro SALES SHOW THEY ARE T00 ALL.

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Agriculture Has Not Escaped Revolu- tion of Machinery ln All Kindl

g industries. .

_ --'- ` 1 'Agriculture has not .escaped ‘um

mighty revolution of machinery ‘that has swept all kinds of production with- in the last half or even quarter cop- tbry_ Many of our readers can re- member the bull plow with the wood- en mold-board; when the spike tooth hai-row was considered perfection; when seeding and planting of all kinds were mostly done by hand; when the cradle gathered and the flall thrashed wheat and other small grain.

But the wooden mold-board plow.

which was only a few degrees re- moved from the forked stick of the savage, has given place to the chilled steel share that citts and turns a clean furrow to different widths and depths, and under this have been Dllwed wheels so that now the farmer rides as he breaks his land instead of trudZ~

The above is 3 photo of the Nowtwiliiiiet Sewing Machine, the best.

mamifaouui-e(] by the Singer Sewiiieuacliine Co. This $77.00 (seventy seven dollar) macliinc will lie tlioiourtli “grand prize” in the Guar

ing weary miles in the yielding soil. dian's Mammoth Canadian tour con-test to be conducted shortly and open

nfl simile ladies of over

Agam_» in many pmces_ though not l-rv mnrr-ir-rl a ___ __ __ _ s_iirteen___vears__of_-aige.__?______ _ generally, plowing in done by steami‘::;""”i ' __ " " '°""` “_”

and agqlin en ine and these Willl SUPERB MINK SET $lli3.0_0.

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increase as agricuitiilte is Dill 111011’ S'I:0U1‘»CAPERINE

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and more upon a buslmss basis. ¥_}_(l_1L_T0Q_7g§'T iufgiumous AND

The harrow has followed the de-,WARM TRIMMED WITH _‘UNK

velopment of the pioI_, the Bprillg PAW‘s’ HEADS AND rl-Au,g_ Mupy tooth and riding disc lairrows being BOOK' SHAPE SIMILIARLY -I~mM_| qiiito generally' in use and increasing ‘ MED A VERY GEM nr* A MUFF. IT yen-iy. ° HAS BEEN PRoNoii.\:ci-1D 'ri-in ""'l‘ho‘Ttdlng cultlvator i¢_ known in 1-I}'GHES'l.‘ SET OF MINKS TN

almost everyiarm coplmunlityi Cards New Year Cards a iilre‘\

Wheat drms and com punters Du N'S 12 ltidti 'hoiinill Pocket or Oiticc Diilry Aviv ei

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in by “fame Amiflater gonhisntilfnghfpscf-’ U35 00 NE _ ‘thc nmyo can ho bought at (.‘»art.¢»i~~.i

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no means uncommon. ` ;1_“‘6°(::é thsewggxfsv tl: muse,” in the charge. Shop early. 2-16dlw.

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