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i 1 THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND; SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21. 1915. PORTLAND MAN TELLS j I ? ttfft tf I' WH WWW Ml W1 MfftlW M 11 iwmiihwiiwiiiiiiiiaigaiiiwHiilitiliiiiillil 0 nun uiil t nun mi lui HAS BEN PROFITABLE -i 38-INCH si.eo SS 5 H 4 i my 15 Hi m V Me r .1 Trial Balance Sheet Shows Important Items on Right Side of the Ledger. 'I OBJECTS TO WATER RENT Says the City mould JTot Penalize Peo ple Who Make Unsightly Places Presentable. Portland. Feb. 20. To the Editor of . The Journal In your recent editorial, "The Vacant Dbts." you ask the ques tion. "Why not make actual use of the -lots?" In answer to this question. I would say that I believe a great many more people would make practical use of their vacant property, and would be willing to make beauty spots of same If the city authorities would meet them half way In the matter of water ren tal, which is a necessary Item to figure on if ono wishes to maintain a garden, euch as your editorial suggests. I have been the possessor of a vacant lot for the last three years, and have had the pleasure of transforming It from a -eritable Jungle into a beauty spot, which is the pride of the neigh borhood, although I do say It myself. My activities In this direction lias taken a great deal of my spare time and cash, but the results have Justified the expense, and I am satisfied In every respect but one, of which I will speak later. A 45x100 Poot Garden. It might interest you to know what I have grown on this 46x100 city lot. I , generally manage to have between 45 and 60 distinct varieties of flowers and plants, in addition to a 40 foot row of sweet peas, consisting of 25 or more distinct colors and varieties. Of course. It goes without saying that the queen of flowers, the rose, :s well represented also. On the vegetable side of the garden the following are a few of the many kinds grown: Potatoes, cabbage, onions,- lettuce, cauliflower Brussels sprouts, rhubarb, peas, corn, kidney beans, vegetable marrows, beets, par snips, carrots, etc. Regarding th growing of kidney beans and vegetable marrows, it is in teresting to note that, outside of old country famll'es, their use is little known. The kidney bean, or scarlet runner, as it is sometimes called, on account of its brilliant scarlet flowers, . Is grown in this country and Canada chiefly for its ornamentation, and no use whatever is made of the fruit when the flower has gone to seed. Growing tl-.e Kidney Bean. This type of bean Is a very proliftc grower, and the pods should be gath ered before they ripen, as they are no good for cooking if they are allowed to remain on the vines too long. I consid er them as a delicacy to be far su perior to the-ordinary white, wax, or string bean, which is so extensively used here, and I am surprised that mar ket gardeners have not taken its cul ture In hand tn this country, as in Eng land it is one of the staple articles to be seen on a green grocer's stand ia the season. Vegetable marrows, which belong to the squash family, come under the same category as the kidney bean, in sofar as knowledge concerning them goes; but they have their advantage over the bean that they may be stored throughout the winter and spring and still provide a vegetable dish fit for a king. They also -re very easily grown, and are exceedingly prolific. egstsbls Marrows Very Proline Two years ago from eight plants I fathered something like 150 fruits, ranging In weight from 6 to 20 pounds each. As we have only a small house hold, we could not use so many, so we were enabled to introduce this vege table into the homes of a good many neighbors, gratis, of course. Last year from four plants I gathered about 70 fruits, and we still have several on hand. In addition to using the marrow as a vegetable, we also make excellent pre serves and pickles with It. The only drawback to grorlng vege table marTows is that they cover a great deal of space, so I would not ad vise the owner of a small plot to put In more than two or three plants at the most, as he will find this number suffi cient for his needs, if given the, right sort of attention. I think if the small lot or home own ers could be instructed by competent authorities regarding various types of vegetables and their uses, that it would aid them very materially in solving the problem of how to reduce the high cost of living. This Means Balance Sheet. Having cultivated my garden lot purely for pleasure, I cannot produce a financial balance sheet which a profes sional or the dollar-inclined Individual would consider a necessary adjunct to venture, but my balance sliest m tt.M SILK K KICKERS Hall's Glove ilk, in white, pink, black, tanpe and gray. The Pair, 1.79 n.. eth-st. Bldg. VP TO $20 BLOUSES Ot chiffons, affvte. laeea and mesaaltnes. Dozens or modela, all sizes, your (bolce. 4.85 6ta Fl.. 6th-St. Bias. ZED VOXXJB Handsomely tinted aroonda with lara-e and small designs. Good artety. Tard. 39c Sd fl, e th at. Bldg. BTTOAR CURED BAMS cared, cor rectly smoked. 2c less ago. ip.. Freshly 16c Basement, 6th- St. Bldg. Xbo 82-INCH SHIB. TINGS Brrlped and mercer-1 lxed Shirtings, large tariety. i ard. 12c 8d Fl., 6th SL Bldg. IS POTTNDS an. ax. sugar Ne Dhone orders. delivered only with other groceries. . 1.00 Basement, eth-St. Bids. TO 14 TE1X1 CHILDREN'S CHESSES Gingham la plaids checks and plain col ors, rreraiy piped, 98c Bth Fl.. 0- St. Bldg. srror SS6.M tstdesth trcTOer Famous maka Dress Trunks. with 86-tnch boxes. Only 7 in tot. eacn. 15.75 Bth FL, Temp. Annex. ssy 60c SOCKS CASHMERE Men's . sood arrade Cashmere Socks. black. tan, Oxford and natural. 6 pre. (2.25, pair. 40c 1st Fl., Temp Annex. AND 3.00 KNICKERBOCKERS Bora, all-wooL browns and greys. Fall cat. lined throughout. Slses S to 18 years, pair. 3d 98c Fl., Temp. Annex TO tl.M rXOUXCINGS Ob Swiss, eye 1st and floral de sims 27 and 45-Inch widths. The yard. 49c 1st FL. flth-St BMg. Msttm, BTTR80H W0 MEM'S HOSE Black and tan hemmed or ribbed tops, famous "Bur son" seamless soles. 19c 1st Fi.. eth-st. Bldg. RIBBON REX- NA-NTS. ' Plaids, stripes, t Drasdene. brocades. 5 to 10-lnca. -1 to 2- yard lengths. B.HCH, 25c 1st Fl. 6th-St. Bldg. ts.M AKD SS.M DENT'S OLOTXS for women, la black, wblt. tao, grays. 2 pearl clasps, slses 6H to T. Pair 1.65 lit Fl. Stb-St. Bldg. KATpnr sovelties , Starling allrwt olf-tlck satptna. e at e s s e d In Scotch - plaid caddy bag . holders, 19c 1st Fl- "th-St. Bldg. See Page lO (Society Section) FOR OUR Big Ad of Toilet Goods. Drugs, Etc Big Variety in WOHSFS New Blouses Simp Hetty and elegance combined with lovely soft ma terials make ths new Spring Blouses more attractive than those of any former season. Just In are some of the loveliest models, developed in Georgette Crepe, made with fine pin tucks, daintily em broidered or t r 1 m m ed with Point Venlse lace. Lace and net. combined with crepe and chiffon, are also shown, made over sand and flesh - colored Ifnings. The new collar ef fects that may be worn high or low as one wishes. Priced 10 to (25. Fifth Floor, Slxth-St. Bldjr. More About the New Silks and Dress Goods Silk Crepe de Chine The most popular silk of the year. All the new colors, black, white and0 cream, the yard 81. 50 and P& Chiffon Taffeta A complete as sortment just in by express, all the new Spring shades, 1 Cft 6-in. width materialsyd. OVI All - Silk Meesallae A complete showing: of all wanted shades, 36 in. wide. yard. 81. 50 7Q and 81; 27 in. wide, yard New Spring- Coating's - All-wool chinchilla, cream ground with two - toned Btrlpes and block plaids, 54 Inches wide, A Cf the yard .JV Black and, White Brass Goods In checks and stripes, affected exclusively by many women. A great assortment, priced, C?0 the yard 50t to JTsw Covert Cloth The material of the hour, band, putty and bat tleship gray are the popular ttQ shades, priced, yd.. 81.25 to H"" Ksw Striped and Checked Chiffon Taffstas Hairline stripes and pin checks tnat are to be very popular this Spring. Blue and wnite. Diack ana wnite and gray eriects; 3 o incnes wide, the yard Third Floor, Slxth-St. Bids'. 1.50 9 1913 tao7 Tm& Quality Stored or- Portland riflK- Scxlh'Mor-Hsory, Aider 3ta. A Belated Shipment! French Lingerie This shipment was expected for the January White Sale, so we're offering these lovely French Undergarments now at the same prices that we should have placed upon them had they arrived in time for the sale. It's your gain, not ours. Included are : $5.50 S6.00 88.50 S950 $9.75 94.0O. $5.00 82.50 $5.00 97.50 Gowns now Gowns now Gowns now Gowns now Gowns now Chemise now Trench French French French French French French French French Pv.nrh Second Floor 6th St. Bldg. 83.98 84.98 86.50 87.50 87.98 82.98 Chemise now 83.98 Covers now Covers now covers now 83.98 85,98 m in Myriads of NEW Spring Hats Case after case of the lovely creations from Vogue and many other well - known designers in tailored and semi-dress styles are here, awfeiting the inspection of our discriminating clientele. Brlg-htly-h a e d rib bons and flowers, fine braids and all silk hats In shapes that just e a n't help but be be coming, are the charac teristics of New Spring Mil llnervl Come in and let us show you the result of our purchases at prices ranging from $3 to $20. KUlin'y Salons. 3d Fl., 6th-st. Bid. . . . mm "Those Who Hesitate Are Lost" TOMORROW BEGINS THE LAST WEEK You have only the next six days and then all of the goods in Furniture, Rugs, Curtains, etc., remaining unsold will be marked at full regular prices. Here are a few of the many specials we offer: CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES fa, 50 and $3 Hotting ham X.sxe Curtains, in white only. - on good strong laces, pr. X.Oi7 30o to 65o Cretonne, ebinta and linen prints, many beau tiful colors and designs. All displayed on one large -I Q table, your choice, yard 57 C 30o and S5o Bavy Curtain Scrim, with printed colored border, 25 patterns to 1 choose frofn, yard XC $U5 Figured Sundour, In blue, green and gold; light-weight, silky over - drapery ma- 7tte terlal. the yard $4 Verdure Tapestry, for fur niture, .upholstering, comes flJO in two' patterns, the yard $1.50 Ziinen Brapery, in nat ural color, with quaintly wov en stripe. Two patterns PA to choose from at, yard OwC Temporary Annex, 9th Floor BED PILLOWS fl.25 qualities S1.50 qualities 2.00 qualities 92.5Q quaUtiss $3.00vquaUtles 93.50 quaUties $4.00 quaUties Temporary reduced to 81. OS reduced to 81.23 reduced to 81.65 reduced to 82.15 reduced to 82.65 reduced to 83.05 reduced to 83.45 Annex, sinth Floor ROOM-SIZE RUGS GREATLY UNDERPRICED! $12.00 Tapestry Brussels Rugs. 9x12 size, Q 76 special 57. i J 116.50 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 size, 1 O CA special XJ,iJJ R u g s. 12.95 $18.00 Axminster 9 x 12 s 1 z e, on pal at $20.00 Axminster Rugs, a 16.50 $25.00 Axminster Rugs. 9x12 size, on Q1 (JA sale at a&l.JW $28.50 to $30.00 Seamless Axmlnsters, x Q Cf 12 size, at $20.00 Velvet Rugs. 9x12 at1??'..n..6a.1.f 17.50 $25.00 Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12 size. -Q ttt now X Jv $38.50 Wilton Rugs. 9x12 s 1 z e, on 0T K,f sale at . .. $45.00 Wilton Rugs, Lle12at"l.ze:.0? 39.50 Temporary Annex. Seventh .Floor. EVERY PIECE OF FURNITURE REDUCED! $338 iCahogany Davenport, denim upholstered ..... .$117.80 $77.50 Mahogany Arnt . chair to match davenport $ njtS $80 Mahogany Arm Chair, Colonial style, denim cov ered 9 0y00 $8a.5o Mahogany Book sr. Adam design, cans bach, upholstered seat $ 4LS8 $80 Mahogany Chair, Adam design, cans back, up holstered seat $ 4O00 $48 Overstuffed Arm Chair, mahogany, denim cov'd.. .$ aV00 $40 Mahogany Fireside Arm Booker, denim covered. . .9 MjOO $110 Mahogany Library Table, oval top, 40 inches by 60 Inches SBJOO $60 Mahogany Colonial Library Tanle, 48-inoh-by-88-lnoh top $ 80.00 $180 Mahogany Adam De sign Ubrary Table. 40-inoh-by-7a-inch top $ 90.00 $96 Mahogany Settee, Adam lesign. green velour cov'd $ 47.50 $37.50 sinlng Table, ma hogany finish, 42-inch round top, 6-ft. extension. $ 13.78 $85 China Cabinet, oak, Jacobean style $ 48.50 $52.50 Buffet, fumed oak. 54 in. wide, with mirror. .$ 36.35 $32 -Lifetime" Settee, fumed oak $ XUJQ $14 Oak Bocker, with high back $ 7.00 $96 China Cabinet, , mahof- I any. Colonial design. &o inches wide $ 48.00 $12 Oak Bocker, quarter sawed, golden finish $ $.00 $18. 50 Englandsr Divan, Chair or Bed . .. $.7S $55 Mahogany Chiffonier. .$ 27.50 $8 70 Mahogany Dresser, Adam design $ 43.78 $490 Louis XV Solid Ma- nogany xnree-Flece Bed room suite .Temporary Annex loth Floor. .9343.00 New Dresses for Women Handsome frocks of gros - de - Liourdes, faille de Paris, soiree taffeta, with dainty Colonial and I-ouis Philippe bodices; tube, bell-shaped and mousquetaire sleeves; crinoline-effect skirts, with yards and yards of flouncing faUlng about the feet tn graceful billows. And the color scheme carries out the effect Intended lava gray, Quaker drab, sand, sepia brown. Dresden effects are a few of the appropriate shadings. There's also a good selection of handsome wool dresses now on display. Wool Dresses priced at $7.50 to $35. Silk'--Afternoon and Street Dresses priced at $18.50 to $65.00. Beautiful Reception and Evening;, Gowns priced at $18.50 to $85.00. . The New Spring Suits Many models now on display In our Gar ment Salons. The leading materials are English weaves, including the new London twine. English whipcord weave In plain and two-toned effects, gabardines. shepherd checks. Scotch homespun, covert, serge and mannish mixtures. Nicely tailored, adher ing to the simple, graceful lines, and very military in air. For outing and country wear are the Piccadilly, the Kitchener and' bellows pocket styles. - ft Cfa 7C5 Prices rangs f rom . . . O.OVF TO V The New Spring Coats Prominent In the list are White Chinchilla Coats, and we've just received a new ship ment that Includes all the newest styles. Lengths ranging from the short box to the three - auarter .full - flare style, belted and loose. Priced $12.50 to tf 27. 60. Balmacaan Coats continue in high favor. In mixtures, checks and covert cloth, tflg QfC both lined and unllned. plO TO ty'xO Ponrth rioor, Slxth-St. Bldg. t rr V f . - ii Our $20,000 Stock O INNE RWA R E NOW REDUCEP Here you have our enormous stock of Uinnerware, including all open - stock patterns and Havlland'a famous china, to select from Ex quisite new designs in American seml-porcelaln. Kwrlinh semi-porcelain. Austrian, German and French china. The simple and elegant pattern now in vogue, modestly priced to begin with. BOW AT REDUCED FBXCESt Temporary Annex, Fourth Floor 2-1HFOII1R 1PIF(P1FAF a Spe Tomorrow Oregoman for Our Special List of "Red Hot" Morning Specials On Sale iiil HsasV LJ il. CJJT ICsiiliL-ii From 9 to 1 1 o'Clock. Don't Fail to Read Them. You Cannot Afford to Miss Such Big Savings. Tomorrow and All This Week Of the sales of utilities that take place during the year this annual event quite outclasses them all. FIRST, FOR DEPENDABILITY Every article is first-class, coming from the best factories and in some instances made especiallyfor us. " . Ainnrraal ft Temporary Annex, 3d Floor !!!! his would be about as follows for three years: Expenditure Garden tools, etc., -$30; seeds, plants, etc.. $25; fencing.'. $8; water rental, $12. Total $75. Income Hardwork, Improved health, genuine pleasure, good will of neigh- ' borhood, substantial reduction of living i cost. I have not Included my tax bill in the above, as I would have to pay taxes, garden or no garden, but my sole griev ance is the water rental. A "Curious Anomaly." It seems to be a curious anomaly for the person who provides and maintains a garden to be taxed and penalized for his industry, whereas the person who owns a lot and allows It to become a nuisance to the neighborhood and an eyesore to the city in general goesscot free in this matter of water rental. At the time of the public discussion regarding the wholesale installation of water meters it was stated in the pa pers hat several, million gallons of Bull Run water was being turned into the sewers dally. If such is the case, why could not the city authorities turn this water to good account and furnish same free to those Individuals who, like myself, are ready and willing to keep and maintain a vacant lot beauty spot until such time as we can afford to put the property to other use? But. it we must pay for the water, then I think, it would be a good plan for the authorities to keep a force of men . employed continually in clearing , up- vacant lots, making them present able: , at least, and assess a charge .'equivalent to the water rental Kainst such lots monthly. In other words, let ths financial- burden be more eouitahly distributed tJian it is at present. - :. A SSlALL. LOT OWNER. 30r Turker Teather Dusters, 10-Inch I.ambswool 19 8 8 19 'lOOT 42 IS 80c Diets. Lanterns Be Dl a h Mops for 25c Broom Oor- era 10c Oast Pans for luc bottles -io- 1 Oil 10c Household Lnbrleant ....... 5c Glaaa Juice Extractor ..... 25c B. B. Dust Cloths Imperial Floor faints 1 -quart size, special ....... 1 gallon alia, -j apeclal --.M-kj Imperial Hi Faints 1-onart s 1 a a. apeclal 1-gallon alxa. - sperlal A. a?s Porch and Btsp Faint 1-quart Hie, 5Qrf specisl gallon sis, -t 2!3 peoUl 1 CJlon stxc.-f QQ apecial 1,W Boreea Enamsl. back or ureea y-plnt slat fcjjoclal , 1 pint a I s e, peclal ...... 47 32 00c Grsjalt Dishpans, 17-quart alze, WlVeEgg 54 nui ,0 ........... 3c Wire Egg Whirs 10c Handled Oof- Of4 fee Strainers... ' 16c Handled Igfi Coffee Strn'ra T 15c Pot Chain J2 and ScraDer 12c Tea H a 1 la for ...... 5c Tea Strainers, for 5c Enameled Cud Strainers. lie Faucet 1 Soao Dtabn... V oc Wire Soap Dishes 15c Soap Straln-2 20c Extension Strainers . . . '2$ 10 4 19 L6? 16 S5c Ladd Exk Beatera lOc Dorer E(g Betters......... 10c Stove Lid Lifters 10c T a e k Pollers 15o Chopping ."j O -4 KniTse -B"-V 20c Austin t fit CoMee FUtci---vr 15c Corkscrews for 16c Potato Bu1 2 Ctattere ....... I5i Ciir Seats, A2 T5a Spadea.loncCtO nr sbnrt bnllM V scores of ether specials." . . 2S 8 8 8 12 SECONDFOR WONDERFUL , VARIETY Practically every utility and utensil a woman can use to advantage in the household finds large representation m this sale. If a thing is new and good it is sure to. Now Look at These Prices and Share in the Wonderful Savings! m3U. T5c Ironli(RQ Boards.e-ft size 40c-Sleee and 32i Bosom Boards . ' $1.15 New Standart Food Chopper, tffii No. size. $1.25 UnirerssJOOA Food Choppers ' 1.65 r 1 o o r -t Q1 Bins. Xo. 1$ 40c Coal Hods. 2J2 85c Bread Bala-gO crs. 14-o.t. f siae- r $1.25 Infants Bath Tabs 60c . Japanned Foot Tabs .. $1 Oil Cans, (Q gallon alxa 20c On Cans, gallon sire XVT 60c Oval Dlih- pana, 15-qt. si: Oc Oral Dlah-2 pans,14qt. slae V 48 39 $3 Galranised Ash Cans, heary. OA durable .... Sceras of :ethsr speoikls.'r 4 $1.15 Willow Q2 Clothes Basueta V 60c Splint Clothes Baskets rC7V 26c Window" Wash- 40c Gaa Toast- 32 era T 45c Caaaron SkiUeta 15c Fry-g Pans,1 O- No. 1 alze -"7 20c Fry'g Pana.f ftJ, No. 3 size " 36f 40c BrlUlantahlne Met al Polish, one 32 COc Camera 9Q Lunch Boxes. .. V 10c 2-in-l Shoe Polish T- 15c Sink "Stop- . 2 Prs r 10c Paxawsx forB, only SOc Brer a26 5c Ironing Wax AJ fox $1.35 Mayon- A3 50c Baking Sheila . ft 50c Liquid OOA Veneer OUV SOc T a n k e e t Qi, aeaner ASV Ironing 159 c39 jajajSiaajS 85c "Wesco 1 ng Com -ptxrad for.... 1 Sweep, of other '111 mm lull I speelslsJ $2 Folding Boards, for only 20c Suds Dip- -j pera y 10c Dip para for ... r 10c Match Safes 15e Box MatchJ24 3c Biscuit Cut- luc Perforated $24 Pis Tins V 5c Deep PU Tins 5c SnaUow Pie Agk Tins V 20c Perforated f fig. Bread Tins --"f- 12c Bound Caief fk Tins AVV 35c Angel Caka-JQ 12c Perfection - f Cake Tins AWr Dripping Pans, -j ft a xl2 six VV Dripping Pan,- f -4, 12x15 alio J-V'V- "Also soores ef ether specials. .. ; j $1.75 GalTasized Meat Safea, flyiwoof.Q for ......... SSc Nickel pldors . . . 15e Table MaU.- the set A V 30c Cromb Pan and Scraper... 40c Nickel Trays 5c Asbestos Mats 15c Asbestos Baking Sheets. n-69 12 24 32 12? 50c P r u n 1 n AS2K Shears "0P 5c Mouse Traps Agk tor r 10c Le Page Glue 15c "Holdfast Cement 7c Zinc Oil Cans for . 25c Zinc Wash - Ckgk Boards 40c Spatnlas for lOo Paring Knires 35c Batcher EjiItcs ...... 'Also soores of ether specials" 8 6 L9-f 32 8 28 Potato rlcer02k Fruit f "ri ' 40c and Fruit ITesa 10c Rapid Potato Mashers .... V 5c Wire PoUto4 Moshera T 25e Lava Brrsd" 0-4 Toastera V 10c Iron Han Qi dies 8V 6c C a k o Turn- lOp Perforated Cake Turners 10c Mixing Spoons 8 IS!? 79c Willow Market Baakets, No. 3 size S5c Japanned Bread Boxes, No. 8 aize 15c Colanders J2 15c Ollmorti 04 Graters 20: Bonf Graters 3c Nutmeg Grat- 2f ers for ' 8c Japanned Salt fgi, bhakera V Sc Funnels taiAjk only 68$ 16 59 fl oaaaweisSBsaeBBeBBi H I iwir'ir,!"jf,ft,'"i,tJT",tf,f'u,,l4HM",TW,i,,?t lyl Li,.JiyliiJmuii';ui.,,i't,ji.u,.jJlLi,',,,t..trtfttt $1 Nickel Cof- 170 fee PoU soores of ether a pedals m 40c Glass Wash Boards .... 32f Him- 46c "Wearerer" tnnm S pans iiiiiliimm.HBiMiBHkiaLjiuw.iiii'mniii 40e B a t h t ub2Qa Soap Dishes ... T "Also scores of other spscisls,r I 40e Enameled letter Boxes.. H-10 BraIMallJ2 $4 Electric Oeak Lamps. 40c Boberfs Light ning Mixers, jl pint size 1.99 A $1.30 "StandarB-' 6- foot Stepladdenggt 50c JooxuKiu a 39 Floe Wit...., i 'Also seeses of ether specials. $1.85 Bajro OU Lamps complete with t AQ (hade X.0 $1 Lindsay In-'TO verted Lights. . V 75c Lindsay Up-tCC- right Lights. ...-rV Smp.r?.:.k.r.t.59 40c U'od i"&p32rr acc siti't iflj Lamps for...... r 15c Lindsay Opal Globes 15c Inrertsd Gas Gktbes 16e Lindsay " Gaa Mantles... . ' 25c L 1 n d say 1Q Gas Mantles .. V lOc Welsbacb Gastt Mantles T 25e WeUbach Gas Mantl( 15c Gaa Torcnee tot 12 s ' 00c Granite Bice Boll ers, 2H-qurt r3'2fc lie, for.. V $2.10 Alumlnura Rice Boiler,. 3K,t. 39 KW .... 25c Lipped Ket-- ties. 3-ot. alzs. V 80e Lipped Ket-24 ties. 6-it. size. t 65c Tea Ket tles, 4-qt. alze BOc Tea Ket- fA ties. 7-o.t. siae. BSc Berlin rtDLOSt 4-jt. alze V 50e Berlin PansQi 6-qt. aize T"r- 60c Dish Pans, AQgl, 17-at. aize ' 52 19 $9 Inset Alamnraa Teakettles, 2.79 for 25c fllil n19 Hoea 40c Ladlea Gkrden Hoes.. COe Turf Kdgersg4 $1 8 piece Gar den Sets 35c 3 pc ChUd Garden Sets 2 Garden Bakes......... 70c a s r a e a rrf? 32 48 T9 ;28 19t Bakes, 75c GalTaalzed Wash Tubs, hesry No. 2 alee 10c Towel Backs for .. 23c Potato Slic- ers .. ISeWooden-f f2-fc Salt Boxes V 6c Batter Pad dies , 25c 8 Is s e "VMUW ....... 2Se Potato Masbera for., aoc Batter Molds ....... 15C K o 11 1 ng 2 85e Rolling Pins ......... 7c IndlTldual But er ter Mold 20u SaUd Fork and Spoon 10c Combination Qgk Garment . Hug's.. ' "Also soores of other - specials" 7 5S(? :r.8 -19r L2r 4r 19 24 12 2Sp k16? 41 12.25 Gnaranteed Clothes WrlDg- GQ ers.No.10 ilae (S.50 Oorsa Wts T Washing fj AO 50 Carpet Brooms .... . fl.SO Folding -j -gQ Iron'g Boards $1.50 CurUin j in Stretchers .. $2.50 Curtain - CkQ Stretchers.. $L73 slsp-f OO 75c Wood Ess- kets ..... 000 Three-Fold rTA Clothes Racks r 60c Three-Fold IS Nursery Racks0V 60s Kneading Boards bbc Hat Racks, OA A 3 hooka X6c Chopping Bowis y IOC Towel Boll-era- ..' Interior Foroelais White Va-ptat else. 23 special , , , ' i - pint size. 32 kpedal ....... , apeclal ....... Llnolwnns Vsrnlah -plnt s i s 23f special ....... l-plut slss, 45 special ....... ... ' l-ldart sis s. 85 special" ...ii.'.i Ba-th Tub naml , 4-pt alt., 36 cneclsl ' l-juart flit, special . . TSc SboreU, 3 k.Dg bandied. .. J, t 48 8 $1.25 Wash Boilers, copper bet. Q9 $1.85 Enameled Ba ory Boasters, -j QO No. 11...... -- -' $1 ' Savory Boasters, s e 1 f -basting, 79 lOe Spring Bal ance Scales 10c Clothes Books, doses... 6c Picture, A Wire - 1V 16e Plot ore Books, doses.. 15 Rope 12a Clothes Lines.. V 20e Wire Clothes Lines. 8 12 16 Bad $1.60 Mrs. Potts ISO feet Pooltry Net- hX..?.!?.60f 150 feet Poultry Ret ting, two feet- 20 high ....... VM feet Ponltry Net-; ting. 3 feet 1g0 sign 1M feet Poultry Ket ting, f o u r 2 40 feet high ,.. "'TU 150 feet Poultry Net. ting, fire feet B high ..V..VV 69 68 $1.28 Nickel Teaket- J ? 99 10e Los f s 1 fift Breed Pane '. 15a Wash Bas-" O-k Ins for 20e Maffls f OJ, Pass. boles. ."V 16s Muffin f2' Pens, S Kiies V 12r Sk homers -g f tec ........... 36c Egg I"och-282 75 Shovels, long h e r t han- . dies. r 63 S6e Bucksaw for 10c Anti-Splash- 6c Garment HtDg-Agh ere V- 85c T o 1 1 t 28 Broshea. ........ 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