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BATURDAY. . .
A LESSON IN
PBACTICAL POINTS FOR BOYS
WITH AMBITION AND
GENIUS.
Description of How to Make a Work
Bench. Ee^un la Last Week's Ar
ticle. Conciuded?The "Stock BU1H
or List of the Pieces Required?
How to Make Trestles, Bench Hook,
Shoot Bonrd, Etc.
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our bein
aidth Ui i
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the baek of t i fraaaa This
board ls natl.-.l to | .-. but
ahould ba ? tha aaaaa krral aa
the front pkaal trlpa aadat
lt on th> frame an.i
by nailin tka bad
of tl.. for it ;
(ahowa ln
last week's an: l: ||
i as (iir*-. ?.-.! tl.
of U ? tn>- is alroady at
a aufflclent belahl (aaraa alahtl
?n in.-h? abova tha top aaaat of tka
back legs to make up for the dift
In the th front
plank and tka back board of tlie
bench top.
The vi*o froni ahoald, if possible. be
made of n.
hard : |
it shoui.i ka oaa aml ikraa foauiki
fnches in thi. k
and 'If, to fj baahaa la IBBBJtk ttha
length depcn.iing on tb?- kaaghl of the
?aaaak), an.i u daalrad it may ba re
duced to : . : artdtk at rkt
lower end. vkkek will gUe it a neater
app.aran..-. This is akuaB in tha
drawiug. K;p | A Tw.. lachaa from
the lower end a aaortlaa two and one
balf inchea long and one-half inch
wide must be cut through and through
This is to raaatra the ?nd 0f the
ellde plece, C. Kig 9 (shown in last
week's artlclel, which has a tenon, or
tongue, cut ',n ?h. aad to rif in thia
mortise, as *e aaaa shown at I) in Fig
9, and must be kept in place by a long
wood screw or by a half-lnch pln, aa
ahown at E. Fig. t; A.
In this alide plece, which must ha
made of some hard wood, a series ol
holes muat be torced for the insert ;on
of a small iroti rod. or pln, whicA
cnuat be moved from tlme to tlme ao
FIO. 11.
aa to keep thr* . p^aing of tba vlaa
the aame width at the bottom as at tba
top. It is bettor to use an iron screw
for this bench. such as ia shown In
Fig. 6 B. beina? more eaaily fitted and
oosiing but littie more than a curuber
aome wooden screw. It ahould be at
least 15 incbes lon/t and one and one
foi.rth Inchea ln diameter. *
With a gouge tnlarge tba hole ln
tke back leg to receive the aut, flt
tlng It tightly and faatenlng It to
tka lag by two sjhort, baavy wood.
screws throiisrb ihe wing projeotlon's
of the nut Tho pln for the
3ii.le should ba tn?de of a piece of flve
1 atha-lncb niiiad Iroa, and baaf
aiih a loop or eye on one end ao that
lt may be fastoned by a atoari nrt
to the ha] of tho beach, as n works
out ooaUy an.l la Uable to be loat
among tho ?havhaaa >>n the floor.
If our f0l
lowed the batldlag of oacb a
bench as we have just doocrtbod is ex
good
practlce for ;
As all lumher for the bOBOh ohoalf
be bougbt air
the ordering not onl>
? mill to thi
exact
Bofoi ? ?fulij
.I.i h?
I . thlck
n th?
There or?a ?
Iu I
in whlcb
ly tl: ar?
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con
III tor a
blgh,
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BJ in
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BJ
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work'
iug with ti ? ?, tha
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adjui
lt is well ta
quartt r in. h bolea in thi ?r.i of
arhich
Trestles.
a boraaa or t raal les aocb
as oao
Thej ahould be froo
FKi 13
length aml from 16to 16lachaohlBB the
latter helghl for a fall-growa youth or
man. The otethod ol coaatroctloo is
.. at A in Flg 12. and ai
section of tha apper pteca lmiu.iing
dimensious at B. Tha apper pteet iboakf
ba throa aad oo< balf Inchea wtda and
two at. larter Inchea In thtct
Tho kagi wiii ba If t.. jyj inchea loug.
and OBO-half lachoa wide and
eightha ot aa lack la thk I
and ahould be ta. aFlg.ll
to two and OB4 t-ouarti r Inchea wide at
tbe lower end
After the receeaeaarecal in the aapet
? h leg lal with
flve one and throa qaartaf lack No, 12
wood screws. flret botiag IblllBgb the
laga with a qaarter-tncb blt, aml then
bore iuto tho apper pteca with a oao
eighth inch blt, and ream or < oiinter
fiink the i Ightb inch
below thesuifa.e aothal the treth of the
saw may not strik- njured by
them. Laatty, trlia off the oaaaa oa
the laga bbbouih with tba toy adaa of the
upper piece. and aloo aaB or trim off
tbe lower ends so that thoy will ott flrni
ly on the loor. The erooi braoai on the
lega Just under the top Otoei ?hould be
six lnches wide. flve-eighths af an inch
in thickness and nailed on with one and
one-half inch wtro nalls
Bench Hook.
The bench hook iliustrate.l iu Flg. 13
ahould be made of poplar or some other
rataty hard wood. and is very
Decesaary. not only forsawingand tiim
mlng small pieces with the backsaw.
but also for planing and dressing the
ends of small piecea, as will be explained
more fully later on. The board should
be M inch<* 'ong, six lnches wide and
three-quarter* of an inch in thickness.
The upper aTOBl piece is flve inchea
locg. two lnches wide and one inch ln
thlckneea.
The lower croas piece la six inchea
long and atherwtaa <>f the sanie dimen
aions aa tbe upper piece. Faaten one of
thesa croas pleces to each opposlte end
and on opposlte afdao of the board with
flve one and otie-ba'.f inch No. 11 screws,
and. as before. bore througb the upper
piecea with a quarter-inch blt and eoun
tersink the anaaaj heada Hush with tho
surface of tbe piece. Great care must
be taken to screw on these croas piecea
at an exact right angle with the board.
Shoot Board.
Tha shoot board abown in Flg. 14 la
used for Jointing tbe edges of short
pieces. and wlll be very necessary fot
. ?11 tbose who wlsh to do true aad correct
Band worh It may be nmd" from pine
Bff poplar. aml uta jn
laaaajth Tha aawar ptaee ii- t "?, lachaa
wide aud % in> h i - The up
aida, and must
not be more th b La Lhk I
It extends or? t tka lowar aaa
aaahaa on tha lati baad Uuwn
at A in the lllustiation.
Th*
inch Ln |or 1
is rirniiy B
froaa tka i<?w i
koard b and
in tb.- u
a strip i j
tklcki
Wh<
Parwa
an(1 ' rront
The
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QUEER TRAITS OF WOMEN.
Scene in a Sh f which
ArBBBB un aud
^' i e uafalr
aaaaoi
Craigi
ago I
ooaid
I from ,iarJ
IU' tb. :., lu WUlcU
lh" ' blllad
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and
i t he
; tho
' paaaagt
1H- has
Bl 1 liimli .
Mra.
ura bafo
London club:
'W..m.u ara by aatura .uifair, al
r uu
lair-i.
?VOlll.i 111.-Ii u.t ?] ?
uol lataadtd i a
"Aal . .inan
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i be
~ fu."
.> Aaaa araa aoi ao wiaTaraat
from other woui.-n. The mui
after all. v.-r.- .otniiiitt.-d !?. , ,. q|
bt-r i . aat) aad tk bar in
Judging Kichard."
BO of Ijnly Anne's
aaadtalatloa t l ma> t
plaii-l bj two traits that nadarll
feminiiif Batura, uu.l oa* of these
? dlractly apoa tha argaaaaat ad
'? b] Ul iho BO
in ii.-r claim that tka feniale BOfl
ped.
The | advaiu-ed by
nearly aii tha eaaaaaaatatara of
shak- aa They ara that
tha frmlalaa aaiad La LaasUaad tojudga
ertaaa aaara laalaaUy wh?-n it is com
mitted fot h.-r BBB*, aml that it is
aoaaaa .-< aal ura! laapal
aaaa aa axaltatkai at tha Batlaa of re
formiiif.' a arb ka i or aka^adoaaad aaaaea
line balag t.y himiii him :he
?ning liitlu.-iu'c of her soft.-r,
gentler i
Ancestry of Kinga.
King Atfoaao of Spain is four-fiftha
Austrian. Kin? Victor Kmman
aal is iii.il .ii than Itallan, Em
peror fTaacda Joaapk and his pre
aumptivc h.-ir an- for a large part
Bavarian and It.ilian. th.- king of
Sw.-den aud Norway is of Rearuaise
and French BOBIBB, the king of Greece
is a Dane, the king of S.-rvia ia hadf
Russiau. the priucc of Rulgaria has no
Bulgarian blood in him, the emperor
of RussTa is v.-ry much Danish or Ger
man. the kaag of the Belgians haa
no Belgian kkaad in him. BM the king
of England is Saxe-Cc -rg-Hanover,
Norman and French.
Awful Reaponaibility.
A womau's waist Is located anywhare
betwean her cbin and her knees. accord
ing to her drcssmaker N V. i'reaa.
Ha Had.
Woman of the Houae (handing him
a plate of oil.l s.-rapsi?You look lika
a man who haa seen belter days.
Fondry (Iretts ? Yea'm. thankea. I
have Ther' was a tlme. ma'am. w'en
1 would have blushed to haud such a
layout aa this to a dog.?Chicago Trib
une.
Not tha Hlt of tha Taar.
"You once wrote a book entitled
?How I Got Rich," dld you not?"
"Yaa ?
"Well. you don't look vary rlck
BOW.'
"No; I got poor trying to brtba tka
publio to buy it."?Houaton Poat,
TO HIDE THE F1REPLACE.
Pill It with G'eenery to Take Away
Keininder of Keat snd A-Id Other
DecoratiOB If Desired.
KOBJ attention
must be tui i ? ? 0j
our |
pliahed, aml the ? ade
glow.r
all. t i.
B
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w i t h
?
ination b
saaff
bould
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about taele etiguette.
Very Good People A:
Ceremo I,
Is Regi tta
Plnd of all ;,( tho
:ioth
wom?
en at the , u ;l
K>ald OOBM to ihe
ereryoae I
aiut roau ndlag uai
This Baore lik.
poa m a <..
? home llfc l iit e\. n at bom
ptiaeiplo must be carri
pofal that e\, r> man Mi-m
:.l be
taught t.. practlce it on ail o.
Talklag of this remln iiat I
saw rocoBtly h eldorty
? n of dist inctloi | lag w ith
her ooooti around th.. ?
paaaed a i I'Bilntant ?
I h.- man,
laatead ?>f rkdng, ? ilaed his
I hreodlag
bowa la that oae almpla act of his.
Bat, to return ?.. , f the
? for
aaj Baaal precadeace glvoo to tho
lady of the bonae, and it ls a gra..tui
ooartooj f.?r ber h>, oo mpksoa
her .hair tor he, AI niall. intormal
fllaaara or Ibi leada
the way, iBTltlag i 1 t<> roiiow.
At acafa .?r botel dlalni rooai tho head
ahowa the waj h The
roae an.l %*... ator the room
flrst. flollowod by
At large dinners th- men and women
enter the dlahue-rooui arm-in-arm.
When seate.l tha ? Osoxra their
I and put thea* their bsBB un
fold the na]>kin oaot and la.^
their kllees
Summery Dress.
A dtag ln ikOBaord plaid
checks of taaaartao and ahlta was
among last summer s . fferings and it
appears again in th. aOW stuffs at
the tight end (.f ihe ^amut of white
and hrowu ohocka an.l conjures up a
vision of an ? mart shirt
waist fro.k or oftaraooa frock It
would. for iustance, enter effectlvely
into a frock distfnrtl> of lace, bor
Barod by velvet ribbon shirred at both
edges The ho.lice hlonses slightly and
aySBBl all the w*?y down the front to
nhow soft Jabots of lace, the fronts
being flnisbed hy veiiet riht>on set
on ln scrolls. The niodel mlght be
effectively and easily carrled out in
any pretty voile. crepe ..r eolienne and
would be oarotf modish throughout the
summer.
Wrinklea.
Wrlnkles and a6B00ea should always
be maasaKeil in thoOBpoalta dirOCt
that is Bpward and oBtward. lt is well
to learn the anatomy of the face before
attemptlng to eraae wrlnkles The K??n
eral rule given sbove Is establiahed bat
does not provtde for exceptions In in
dividual < ..
The Writer's Ciamp Cura.
'W'hat's the maiter with your hand,
old tuan?" aaked the friend
"Well." explains the other, "you
know I lnvented a cure for writera
cramp?"
"Yea; and 1'vo heard you were dotng
well with it."
*3o I am; but I bad to write all my
teatimonlala, and blamed lf I didn't
g?t writera cramp niyaelf!"?Judga.
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famtltee Ii- wondorfal Miiocwss has thrown ltint-o
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of all impurities. Reatore Hair OB Cleau Temples
or Bald Heads. where the roots are not doad
Prices;?25 cta. per box (loc*l orders) li& cts.
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The Pace Beantifier makea the use of powder en
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