Eureka Reporter | 1904-12-30 | Page 5 | Gives a Quick Haircut

GIVES A QUICK HAIRCUT ingenious device which can do the work in two minutes the labor required for the purpose of operating the hand clippers used by the barber la Is not great but in these omes all unnecessary labor Is regard ed as lost labor and an improvement has been recently made in this bumble bu able implement with the idea ot of further simplifying the device and for greatly facilitating the hair amputating pro ciss chis improvement Is nothing more than a combination of the clip pers and a spring motor the shape of the tool which is more or less ta fa to all has been slightly al a to effect this I 1 union but the tin I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 x I 1 proved apparatus la Is not unwieldy tor for the reason that the mechanical end of the combination Is disposed of in what might be called the handle the spring is contained in the large circular barrel and Is wound up by a crank attachment not large enough to be inthe way of the barber while passing the cutter over the head of his patron the device is supplied with the proper arrangements for ad the action of the reciprocating blades the means of starting and stopping and controlling their speed being a lever which is located at a point at what might be called the waist walt of the device where it Is con to the thumb of the operator this combination emanated from the fertile biala of an inventive genius hailing from a pennsylvania town bearing the euphonious name of nanty glo he ile claims with the aid of this device the barber can go over tho the head of a client in two minutes without missing a hair and mith ith a very small part of the labor heretofore required for the operation