e use of an ordinary wand, Because of the great difficulties frequently encoun- such as magicians use, with metallic ferrules at each ingredients to give the desired color. The goods are tered in choosing a conspicuous point from which to end, a duplicate ferrule fitting loosely over the one run… … the wind like a kite, was A Clever Balancing Act. ations is to pass the ma- imparted an upward pull re- terial through a varnisher, inforced by the wind itself. SOME INTEBESTlNG IBICES. then into the, drying room, But simple though this where it is left for twenty-four hours, when it is ready…
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