Anti-litter peanut sales bag

Claim 1

A bag made of suitable paper, having a rectangular bottom wall with side walls projecting upwardly and terminating in free edges providing an open upper end of same shape and measurements and with a duplicate subcompartment attached of same size and shape except for the top portions of the distal side-wall and the two end-sides which are tapering from the top-open central wall down to a level two-thirds the height of the main compartment and thereby corresponding to the height of the distal side-wall and said sub-compartment can be made initially as a separate entity with four walls and bottom and subsequently glued to the main compartment with back to back position of side-walls of corresponding height which will afford a double-wall thickness for the dividing wall or it can be made as a three-sided-unit with sufficient margin on the two end-sides and an equal upturn redundant from the bottom to permit a half-inch corner fold for attachment to the main compartment, and that this dual compartment bag is particularly suitable and designed as an Antilitter Peanut Sales Bag which is further emphasized as follows: A. having a pliable and flexible pivotal-loop-carrying-handle suspended on a headed-shaft of which the lower portion of the shaft is spread out and securely attached to the mid-top area of the center dividing wall of the bag which enables convenient carrying of the bag while in an open position and the turning from side to side without changing carrying position on the finger and hand involved which permits and facilitates continuity of the usage of both hands necessarily required in the process of taking peanuts, and/or other items requiring shelling, peeling or unwrapping, from the main compartment of the bag, shelling and consuming and simultaneously depositing hulls and/or other extraneous material into the compartment through the oblique aperture; B. this flexible pivotal-loop-carrying-handle being attached to the dividing wall inside the main compartment is folded downward inside the bag when attached by the manufacturer where it remains until needed for carrying purpose, C. and when said handle is implemented for carrying, the washerbase disk to which the handle-loop is fastened is free to slide up the shaft to a level just above the top rim of the wall to which the shaft is secured so as to avoid interference with the revolving of the entire bag, D. and also while in this carrying position, the gravity-tension from the items occupying the main compartment causes the loose portion Of the shaft, to which the handle-loop is suspended, to properly adhere to the side of the wall, E. and the gravity-tension is sufficient to cause the bottom portion of the bag to swing at an angle to the right (if carried on the left hand) and thereby causing the oblique opentop of the hull-receptacle-compartment to hang at an upward angle initially so as to be nearer the hands.