Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m DIA / GIFTS F K ! GIFTJ SEE K ^== wiggling the first finger the rabbit can be made to nibble. The alligator shadow (Fig. 3) is a one-hand shadow made with the aid of two pieces of cardboard notched along their edges to form teeth (Fig. 4). Fig. 3 shows how the teeth are held between the extended fingers, and how j : the alligator's eye is formed by light passing through an opening between the first and second fingers. With your free hand give the alligator things to eat. His eating will greatly amuse your audience. With modifications, a snake's head can be formed with your arm extended for its body. Fig. 5 shows a wolf's head, and Fig. 6 a donkey's. Both are formed by placing the palms of the hands together, with thumbs up for ears, the first fingers drawn in for the forehead, and the little fingers dropped for the lower jaw. These shadows are a good example of how different figures are produced by extending or 1 11 DVUUU15 IUC UU$C1 o. The duck's head (Fig. 7) is a simple one-hand shadow. By dropping and ra \m^\ raisin? the little finger the duck appears to open and close its bill. It can be made to snap at flies very naturally. Santa Claus' profile (Fig. 8) requires a cardboard hat (Fig. 9). The first finger forms the nose, the second and third fingers the lips, and a piece Of cottun held between the third and fourth fingers makes the whiskers. " 11 ' MOTO HIFTS TW QR THE FAIL1 5 FOR EVERYBODY A new line of C Brooches, Rings, 1 and Stick pins. Also a select sBracelet Wat< Sleeve Buttor Y Beauty Pins. s| Tie Clasps. gp|| Pyrex, the ne ware. And other things t ons to ment OUR LINES eid's 3CSS3ESm] Holiday Fun j With Shadows for VniinarctArG M. VUXI^OIVAW I I ( I 1 By A. NEELY HALL ! { > i i (Copyright, by A. Neely Hall.) ? Every boy likes to give home entertainments, and probably the best time of the year is right now during the holidays when grandmother and grandfather have come to visit, and an appreciative audience is at hand. There are so many things for a boy to do during this vacation, however, that there is little time to prepare an entertainment, so I shall show you how to give a shadow exhibition, as this can be arranged in a short time. It requires only a few minutes to get the knack of shadow making, and after you have tried out the forms in the accompanying illustrations you will find it easy to devise others. The shadows must be cast upon a sheet, and the audience must be seated on one side of this, and the operaI T I L fill ? tor stand on the other side. It is best to hang the sheet in a doorway so the light by which the shadows are made I can be confined to the screen, because the room in which the audience are [ seated must be dark. By hanging a ' dark cloth over the upper and lower *Vift A r\r\TTtrc 17 tVi o prftfl of pui UUliO U1 U1C uuwi .. i* J the picture screen can be reduced to Just the size necessary, and the covered lower portion will conceal the shadow of the boy performer's body (Fig. 1). The light for projecting ! shadows must be placed about five ! feet in back of the screen. Figs. 1 and 2 show a rabbit shadow, | and how the hands are held to proj duce it. Interlock your little fingers, then slide the back of your left hand over on to the back of your right hand. Form the nose and head by doubling back the first finger of the : left hand, and the ears by extending i the second and third fingers, and exj tend the thumb and first three fingers ot the right hand for the feet By i IAAftl """ II """ T Seasonable I ? Xmas A r* >, WATCHES, JEWEL IT ARE USEFUL-LAST A LIFE TIME i yto GIFTS FOR Ft imp ] GIFTSFOR^LE ,-ameos, in j 1H I ml Fountain Pens. ^ ^ <* " "T T7ot\I^TAO Lavalliers, crcenmg oiiver V ClJLUL-ltO. l> iDoreens. tock of i|l p|JT ?0 Belt Buckles, dies. If Bags. iHBi i HB MMBfi1 And other novelties. 00-3 ^^=*^0000 Silverware. / ir^^- mm cuto^s,etc. ^ ;oo numer- See our stock before making BBS jon. vour holiday purchases. SHOP EARLY S f ^ P tT^7 get 01)8P8ICES Remember Fuel Regulations BAMBERG, S. G. PMbmm rojwia?mBg AA ??| MBM?B? paEHWJtiHm nmiiwhiii! .JITJ ym *?TTiTiii i nmuunfl liif miHirnwiwm \f firrr^nmrn* ???MaaaaasmamiamBa&. IbjjJwujwRwaiagwBR A 1 1^1 Qy ChrbW season bring 2 | % M joys of Peace to\6u;ancl in the; | y coming year may there be no 0 W ^fjEmbargoonyourhappine/r;maym $ || your opportunities/ not be En- | $ ij trenched; may the Battle/ of the J m) ^ - i r>_ i>|j US part be forgotten,ana jougie; w W ? call lead you on to loved onej" R m n I f I. -RY I n ? ~1 iREN .Vs / r f \ M:HTT*irf Si [ y I re i A FOR SALE. ?\ 606 acres farm land with necessary ^ houses and improvements, two miles i from Blackville, in Barnwell county, f $30.00 per acre. r 150 acres fine farming land that { makes bale of cotton per acre, one J and one-half miles from Denmark. ' S115.00 per acre. C Nice 6-room residence, electric I liehts. sraraae. earden and nther im provements, in town of Denmark. [ Price for quick sale $4,000.00 ' Five room cottage on lot 150 x 100 feet, electric lights and other im- > provements, in town df Denmark. 'j Price $2,500.00. ' Five rom house in town of Den1 mark, lot 100 x 305 feet, good garden, ' , garage, and other improvements. \1 i Building lot near center of town, i j $'s50.00. 1 MUTUAL REALTY CO. I Denmark, S. C. '. Grove's Tasteless chill Toaic restores vitality and energy by purifying and enriching the blood. You can soon feel its Strength ening, Invigorating Effect. Price 60c. ' : )[ i MONET SACK I without questionif Hunt's Salve ' j foils in the treatment of Eczema, C. Jj/fjT*' f Tetter, Ringworm, Itcb, etc 1 i i Don't become discouraged be- i i J cause other treatments failed. I/Vf / j Hunt's Salve has relieved bun- ? # / dreds of such cases. You can't Vyf M lose on our Money Back 0 Guarantee. Try it at our ri?k a 1 t TODAY. Price 75c at M ! MACK'S DRUG STORE, Bamberg. i I J. WESLEY CRUM, JR., f ! ATTORNEY-AT-LAW i ! 1 f\ Bamberg, S. C. / Practice in State and Federal Courts. n > | Loans negotiated. DR. THOMAS BLACK ^ DENTAL SURGEON. Ll I Graduate Dental Department Uni^ I versity of Maryland. Member S. C. - State Dental Association. f Office opposite postofflce. Office i hours, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. J BAMBERG, S. C. s portable snd stationary $. I AND BOILERS \ ! Saw, Lath and Shingle Mills, injec. : tors. Pumps and Fittings Wood % : saws. Splitters, Shafts, Pulleys, v ' Belting, Gasoline Engines / lakoestock LOMBARD [ ; Foundry, Macliine, Boiler Works, i. Supply Store, v | AUGUSTA, GA. j1