The Oregon daily journal., February 21, 1917, Page 18, Image 18

THE OREGON E)AILY JOURNAL
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, -1917.-
Portland: ' Oregon.
PUPILS OF SCHOOLS
DEEPLY INTERESTED
IN ESSAY CONTEST
Statewide Competition
Be Conducted by Oregon
Branch, S, A, R. -
' ELIGIBILITY IS GENERAL
' Three frtiH Will 8 Awarded, and
" tablished Xnles to Govern Are
Announced by Committee.
Journal Has Saved
DeUnqiients Many ;
Thousand Dollars
An enthusiastic Interest among the
public school pupils of the state has
been aroused in the ssay contest ln-
ufurated by the Oregon society. Sons
.' of the American Revolution.
In this contest, in which all public
- school pupils are eligible, the aociety
Offers three prize, totaling $50, for
;; essays on topics connected with the
war for American independence S25
for th first, $15 for the econd and
$10 for the third best essay, respect
1 Ively, written by pupils or the grade
or high schools of the state on one of
"' the following topics:
i- 1. The siege of Yorktown.
2. The Influence of Benjamin FranK
. ; lln upon the American Revolution.
V' ' The part played by the colony of
Massachusetts in the American Revo-
lutlon.
t. Privateers and their work in the
1 Revolution.
.Conditions Cos trolling- Big .Contest.
The conditions controlling the con
test are: Kssays shall not exceed 3000
words in length, fihall be written in
the pupil's own handwriting on one
" side of white paper, and must be ac
companied by a certificate from the
- ' pupil's teacher to the effect that the
: ' essay la the unaided work of the pupil.
:-. Essays must be signed by the writer,
giving full postoffice address, including
county, and be forwarded to Wlnthrop
i. Hammond, chairman of the committee,
.127 Sixth street, Portland. Kssays
r . must be in the hands of the committee
not later than April 1, 1917. Kssays
",. not coming within those requirements
. will be rejeoted. No essays will be re
turned.
Prises will be awarded upon the fol
- lowing points:
. Originality.
..' '8. Accuracy of statement.
-,.: ,-S. Manner of treatment.
' 4. Orthography, syntax and punctu
atlon.
5. Neatness and legibility.
,The prises are offered to encourage
love of country and the study of its
history.
Committee Has Information.
An further information may be ob
talned by addressing any member of
'.- the committee having charge of the
- contest. This committee consists of
Mr. Hammond, F. J. Miller, statehouse,
Salem, and Rollln K. Page, Masonic
-building, Salem.
A reading and reference list has been
prepared by the committee, which may
. bo obtained upon application. The
. books of the list are to be found l'i
publlo libraries or may be borrowed
directly from the etate library at
- Salem. The state library has special
. . collections of books on the Revolution,
which are loaned to schools, and the
tate-wlde Interest in the easay con
. teat Is being .manifested In the demand
! upon the state librarian for works upon
' the Revolution.
Portland Feb. IB 1917.
To The Oregon Journal. .
. The Journal has, by Its refusal -
to print the delinquent tax list,
reduced the cost of this appar-
ently needless expense by ap- f
proximately $3000. This Is a
gift to the delinquent tax pay-'
H ers, who would be compelled to
pay the amount of the adver- .
It- Using, which is placed as a lien w
against their property.
The board of county commls-
si oners, by a majority vote, or-
dered ' the delinquent lax list
published In all of the Port-
land papers, and by your re-
funat to publish It you have, as
I stated above, saved this
amount to the delinquent tax-
payers, for which I wish, as a
county commissioner, to thank Ht
you. Yours vry truly,
. RUKUS C. HOLMAN.
"'"f'EXPERT JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING AND CIXANINGIVE ORDERS AT SPECIAL; BOOlTfMMN FLOOR, SIXTH STREETT
EUGENE BRUCE MAN
MODES
AND
MOODS
OF
IS
MUSING
UPON
MISHAP
Is Sent to Jail for Five Days
for Alleged Fraud in Mulct
ing Landlady.
Umbrella Re
covering 15 Off
Fist . black re-covers, regularly 1
to 85. 50, and colored re-covers, refa
Iarly ' 4.2 5 to J 5.5 o. Main Floor
March Advance
'BUTTERICK'
Patterns are in and Fashion Sheets for
free-distribution. Spring "Butterick
Fashions" 25c, and any tOc or 15c
pattern free. March "Delineator0 tSc.
. Second Floor
BOOKS! The 6 Best sellers
Wildfire, by Zaiie Grey (Just in), $1.35; The Wonderful Year.'by William l.
Locke, 8 1.40; Cappy Ricks, or The Subjugation of Matt Peasley, by Peter B.
Kyne, 1.35; The Career of Katherine Bush, by Elinor Glyn, 81.30; Dibney
Todd, by F. N. Westcott, 1.35; Marion, by the author of "Me," 1.35. ;
Book Shop, Fifth Floor
Here Is a Wide Choice in Spring Goats at a Price to Please
Every
Woman
i
HAIR COMING OUT?
Dandruff causes a feverish Irritation
of the scalp, the hair roots shrink,
: loosen and then the balr comes out
faat To stop falling- hair at once and
.rid the scalp of every particle of dan
druff, get a 26-cent bottle of Danderlne
at any drug- store, pour a little In your
band and rub it into the scalp. After
. a few applications the hair stops coming-
out and you can't' find any dandruff.
A Child Doesn't
Laugh and Play
if Constipated
Look, Mother! Is tongue
coated, breath feverish
and stomach sour?
"California Syrup of' Figs;
, can't harm tender stom-
ach, liver, bowels.
-A laxatlv today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels', which become clogged up with
waste, liver seta slucgish, stomach
sour.
Look a( the tongue, mother! If
coated, or your child Is lletless, cross,
feverish, breath bad. reetle, doesn't
'at heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment,
give a teaspoonful of "California
Syrup of Figs,' . then don't 'worry, bc
caose. lt 1 perfectly harmless, and in
a fen hours all this constipation
poison, sour bile ana fermenting waste
will gently move, out of the bowels,
and you hava a well,, playful child
again. ' A thorough "inside cleansing"
is of times- all tlrat Is necessary, it
should be the first treatment given la
j any sickness. -V. - '
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
"your druggist for-a 60 cent bottle of
"California Byrup- of. Figs," which has
- full directions for . babies, children of
all agea and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
and se that it is made by the "Call,
fornia Fl Syrup Company." (Adv.) :
Kufrene Bruce, 39 years old, evangel
ist, female impersonator, entertain
ment organiser, song writer, poet, spir
itualist and apostle of the Christian
Yogi, will muse for the next five days
In the city Jail as the result of a con
viction in the municipal court yester
day on a charge of defrauding an inn
keeper. On the promise that he would give
his benefactor half the profits of the
publication, Bruce, several days ago
borrowed $45 from Mrs. A. M. Law
rence, 546 Bast Glison street, to go
towards the printing of a volume of
poems. Immediately afterwards Bruce
and his mother left the Lawrence
home, where they had been boarding,
and Bruce is said to have attempted a
similar "touch" from F. W. Heath, 167
Stout street.
Detective Pose as Poet.
Heath, who Is also a poet and song
writer, called on his friend Detective
P. J. Moloney for advice, and Mo
loney Monday night was Introduced to
Bruce as one Interested in poetry. Mo
loney "received the request for a loan,
then placed Bruce under arrest. The
complaint was signed by Mrs. Lau
rence, and she appeared against him
this morning.
On the witness stand Bruce said that
Mrs. Lawrence had made violent love
to him, while he resided in her home
and that tys mother had left the house
one morning when she caught him sit
ting on Mrs. Lawrence's bed. This
statement, Mrs. Lawrence promptly re
futed. "Well, he a liar." exclaimed Mrs.
Lawrence. "That's all I've got to say.
His neing there In my house was sim
ply a matter of money with me. He
was simply a lodger. I told him I
never intended getting married again;
that my only love haU been for Mr.
Lawrence."
3Ca and Snovel Arrive.
After Bruce was taken back to the
prisoner's detention room, preparatory
to going to jail, he asked for Mrs.
Lawrence.
You know mother came down stairs
with the ahovel and caught me In your
room, ' began Bruce. The retort was a
slap in the face that sent Bruce reel
ing. 'Take that woman out of here,"
he said excitedly to the baAlff, but
Bruce's mother came in at that Junc
ture, and the three reengaged in conversation.
Bruce said hft hart written tho mnr-Am
for two songs goon to be published by
ine w. j. i. u. Hair a dozen Dicturea
of himself in women's clothing he also
laenunea wnen produced by Deputy
District Attorney Ryan, and also
claimed to have mystic powers when
asked if he was interested in the vari
ous cults. Mrs. Lawrence also stated
that she was lnterested in spiritualism.
The Portland Drama
League Activities
Flan Vow Is to Continue Interest and
Work Through Starch and April, Pos
sibly Xroager Into Season.
Portland Drama, league activities
will continue throughout March and
April, and possibly until later in the
season.
iue league a principal event pro
grammed so far is the appearance of
uranville Barker at 'the Eleventh
Street playhouse on March 12. The an.
pearance of the producer at this time
is doubly interesting oecause of the
i act that ins latest new play has Just
received us New York premiere and
bids very fair to become a fixture on
Broadway. Mr. Barker will speak here
on the topic "Why Worry With Art 7
Previous to the Barker lecture earlv
In March the Drama league will pro-.
auce a group or tnree plays. These are
A Knight at an Inn," by Lord Dun
eany; ."raeatre of the Soul." by N.
Evrelnon, and Lady Gregory's "Work
house Wards." All three are said to
b exceptionally fuie.
AH of them wilxbe directed by Mrs,
Eleanor Sanford Large. Carl Walters
is working out the stage settings for
"A Knight at An Inn," and Mrs. Large.
assisted Dy Jfrd Tarpley, will -work
out thoso for the other two plays. Two
other groups of plays are already un
der consideration, one for the latter
part of March and the other for April.
April will also witness a production
oy rroreesor Keddie of Eugene and
cast or university students.
Here Are the New Things in Spring
Shirts95c
Are you interested In Spring
shirts made from splendid fabrics
in newest and most desirable pat
terns and colorings perfect in fit
and workmanship, and all for 95c?
We have ready for your inspec
tion and selection a beautiful as
sortment of new shirts in soft and
laundered cuff styles. All are cut
in popular 'coat style, full hand
laundered, with 5-button front.
Shirts for which you would expect
to pay appreciably more here in all
sizes at only 95c.
Men's Furnishings Shop. Main Floor
HavfeYOUMfet
MrsCraig
EXPERT FROM THE NEMO
HYGIENIC INSTITUTE,
NEW YORK?
Mrs. Craig has come here at
our invitation to give free in
structions to the women of
Portland in corset fitting and
corset buying.
She can tell you exactly what
model will best meet your own
individual requirements.
Nemo Corsets
are scientifically and medical
ly constructed along natural
lines and are helpful to most
women. 313
See the new back-resting and j,2S
auto massaee models. Stvles dWKHUa
for all figures. Priced J3.50 to
$10.00. Corset Shop. Third Floor
Botarians Listen to
Preparedness Talk
Beneath the broad folds of an Amer
lean flag that the Rotary club ha
bought to display at each weekly meet
ing, aiswortn Beniuun told Rotarlana
Tuesday that at our present rate it
would take the United States 39 years
to enlist' and equip the army of 8.000.-
000 which he asserted would be neces
sary ror national aerenae. On the oth
er hand, he continued, Germany, bu
for England and her allies, could land
SIO.OOO on our shores in 14.4 days and
400.000 men in 20.4. days, while Jaian
could land an army of 144,009 men on
the Pacific coast In 20 days. . Tribute
was paid -the life of General Funston
by Nelson G. Pike, former president of
the Rotary club. v- l , , , -
Three-Days' Sale
STOVES
Only one or two of a kind of
these- splendid up-to-the-minute
patterns in standard quality
stoves.
$24.00 Acorn Cook J- Q QQ
Stove, 20-inch oven vi-O
$26.00 Acorn Coal and Wosd
Cook Stove, 18-inch (1 Q OA
oven, now tJj--aeOU
130.00 Acorn Coal and Wood
Cook Stove, 20-inch flQQ Qf
oven, now pOeOU
$50.00 Acorn Cast Range, 16-in.
oven, co n n e cted Qi A A Cf
complete for pll0J
$55.00 Acorn Steel Range, 18
inch oven, connect- QiQ Cf
ed complete for... srxU0J
$37.50 Yale Steel Range, 14
inch oven, connect- 1?QQ rTC
ed complete for... ipQQmlU
$45.00 Grand Steel Range, 20
inch oven, connect- f PA
ed complete for... VbUeUU
$45.00 Universal Range, 14x19
oven, .connected fl?QQ PA
complete for pO7et)U
EASY PAYMENTS
IF DESIRED .
Sixth Floor, Fifth Street
DRUGS and
TOILETRFS
5oc Malvina Cream, spe- QQ
cial at Oal
50c . Rarus Theatrical QQ
Cream, special OaC
50c Java Rice Face Pow- 0g
der, special OlC
25c Javola Face Powder "
reduced to JLDC
50c La Blache Face Pow- QO
der, special at 0C
25c Squibb's Talcum re- " Q
duced to XaC
15c Bibcock's Cut Roses Q
Talcum sC
25c Pears Glycerine " Q
Soap, cake lOv
10c Williams' Assorted rr
Soap, 4 for 25c, cake C
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste QQ
priced at OiC
25c Dr. Lyons' Tooth - rr
Paste for XI C
25c Sanitol- Tooth Pow- Oft
der, special at UC
$1.00 Borden's or . Hor- Qf
lick's Malted Milk OUC
50C Bath Brushes with de- OQA
tachable handle OiC
$1.00 King's New Discov- gC
Main Floor. Sixth Street
ManyNewestModels$12.50to$57.50
T T UNDREDS of .women and misses will
Hffind coats to their liking in this latest
' shipment. There are some unusually
smart effects. The materials that promise
to be most favored are
Khaki Kool, Poplin, Serge,
Jersey, Bolivia Cloth, Wool
Velour and Tweed
Lengths .vary from the rather short 36-inch
coat to coats that reach the herrf of the skirt.
Loose, Norfolk and belted models are equally
popular and the colors most in evidence arc
Navy, Black, Copen, Tan, Gray, Rose, Ruby and
Gold in solid tones, stripes, cfiecks, mixtures.
-Even though you are not yet ready to buy your
new Spring coat, you will enjoy seeing these
smart arrivals come in tomorrow and try a few
of the newest ones on!
Apparel Shop, Fourth Floor
r
Sale Infants' Knit Underwear
Infants' good knit underwear in Spring and Summer weights at savings
exceptionally worth while. A good assortment of infants' underwear on the
Mam rioor ai ail times. '
35c RUBENS'
SHIRTS, 27c
Infants' medium weight
fine cotton shirts with
long sleeves. Sizes from
smallest infants to 2 yrs.
NO. 1 RUBENS'
SHIRTS, 40c
Fine ribbed merino
shirts with long sleeves.
Sizes range from those
for smallest infants to 2
years old. Price increases
5c each size.
RUBENS' NO. 1
SHIRTS, $1.25
All silk shirts In size No
$1.25. Each increasing
10c additional.
35c CARTERS'
BANDS, 28c
Infants' merino bands in all
sizes from Infants' smallest to
2 years old.
FINE WOOL
SHIRTS, 55c
Infants' Rubens shirts
made with long sleeves.
Size one 55c and each In
creasing size Sc addi
tional. NO. 1 RUBENS'
SHIRTS, 85c
Fine Rubens' silk and
wool shirts, mad with
long sleeves. Sizes for
infants np to 2 years old.
No. 1 special at 85c, each
size increasing 5c.
50c CARTERS'
BANDS AT 39c
Infants' wool bands in ail
sizes from infants' smallest to
2 years old.
65c CARTERS'
BANDS AT 55c
Infants' silk) and wool bands
in all sizes from infants' small
est to 2 years.
l at
size
35c CARTERS'
SHIRTS AT 25c
Infants' shirts In medium
weight cotton. Long - sleeve
style. Sizes up to 2 years.
50c CARTERS'
SHIRTS AT 42c
Infants' medium-weight me
rino shirts. AH sizes from In
fants' smallest to 2 years.
Knit Underwear Shop, Main Floor
50cGretonne27c
A special one-day sale of discontinued
patterns in fine cretonnes. Included In
this wonderfully underpriced lot aie
many different patterns and colors
printed on excellent quality repps and
taffetas. A good time to supply your
curtain needs in this sale of 50c, and
some 60c cretonnes, tomorrow, yd; 27c.
-Drapery Shop. Seventh Floor
25c to 50c Fancy
Frogs & Tassels
Special 10c
Cotton and silk frogs in black
and' odds and ends of various col
ored novelties. Good values at 25c
to 50c while any remain tomor
row, 10c.
5c to 20c Black Military Braid,
14 to 1 inch wide, the yard 3
Trimming Shop. Mala Floor
This New "Welworth"
Blouse $2
This dainty blouse, as
pictured, is of sheer, fine
organdie with clusters of
tiny tucks and touches of
pretty embroidery. The
large collar is edged with
lace in good Val. design
and the blouse is excep
tionally attractive at $2.
Another model of good
tub silk, with pastel stripes
of . rose and black, is quite
tailored in style. It has large collar of plain 'white silk,
stitched in black. A,n unusually good looking blouse at
WELWORTH BLOUSES HERE EXCLUSIVELY
Blouse Shop. Fourth Floor.
Special Demonstration
Pinless; Buttonless
"Vanta" Garments
Mothers, come in and let Miss Hub
bard, a well-known special baby nurse,
explain to you the great advantage to be
derived from using Vanta Baby garments.
These are recommended by the best
physicians the country over. Various
medical institutions have found through
research and experiment that "Vanta"'
garments allow fullest play for-baby
bodies and make them most comfortable.'
Come in and learn about "Vanta" gar
ments. ,
FREE BOOKLET on CARE of BABY
ALSO "VANTA" DIAPER PATTERN
FREE ALL THIS WEEK.
s Baby Shop, Second Floor
Magic Flour, 49-lb. Sack $2.05
Magic flour, made from finest Oregon bluestem wheat, sack $2.05
CO-OPERATING WITH THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 1
Par Rolled Oats, fresh shipment Just received, .5 -lb. pkg. 22c.
Graham Flour or Whole Wheat, one of the best, 10-lb. sack, 45c.
Poarl Tapioca, 5 -lb. pkg. 35c, 2 -lb. package 15c
Cocoa, high grade, structly pure 1-Ib. pkg. 22c
Hawaiian Pineapplo, broken slices.
No. 2 cans, dozen $l.Z5, 1 1
can Alt
Tomatoes. Carnation brand, sol
id pack, No. 2V2 cans,
dozen $1.30, large can
CoffW, Victor blend, freshly
roasted: 30c grade, the
pound
Par Peanut Butter, fresh lOp
stock, none delivered, lb. Xyl
He
.25c
Salt, good quality, will not"! K
cake, 10-lb. sack J.tJL
Cream of Rico, something new
special demonstration, the ?
package '. . . . JLtJU
Jiffy Jell, bring in your coupons,
special demonstration, doz.QK-,
$1.35, 3 pkp OpC
Sssfls Raisins, splendldQf?
quallty,new crop,2-lb.pkg. SJi
Ninth Floor. Fifth Street.
Second Day Annual Spring Sale Notions,Etc.
Thrifty housewives thronged; our notions and small wares section today, eager
to secure their share of the hundreds of useful articles offered m this Spring sale
at the most exceptional underprices. Come tomorrow the second day of this
annual sale and supply your dressmaking anJ ccwing needs for months to come.
Charter Oak Thread, the best 200-
yard, 6-cord macnine tnreaa,
black and white, all sizes, 6
spools for 23c
3c Charter Oak Darning Cotton, 50
yards, 8-ply, black, white, tail
and gray, dozen 27cJ 5 for 12c
CortlcelH Spool Silk, too yards,
black and colors, dozen $1. ,
10c Charter Oak; Crochet Cotton,
for heavy embroidery worker 20c Warren's Straight Bone Gir
white, linen, unbleached and
dark ecru, 3 balls 15c; ball 6c
3c Aluminum Thimbles assorted
sizes, dozen 15c; 3 for, 5c
10c Tailors'-Tape Measures, 60-in.,
6 for 25c; each 5c
tSc Palmer Adjustable Skirt Mark
ers, each 10c ,
5c Turner's or Milward's Sew!ng
Needles, all kinds and sizes, 3
for 12c ' -15c
Glass Headed Cube Pins in
black and white assorted, cube
" 10c
toe Damascus Nickel-Plated Safety
. . Pins, doz. 90c; card 8c
25c All Elastic Sanitary Belts 19c
25 c "Safety" Sanitary Aprons 19c
5c castle Bone Distender for pro
ducing hoop skirt effect, black
and white, 3 yards 10c :
10c Featherbone Braid, black and
.white, yard 7c
i5c.Horseh'air Stiffening, 1 j-5-lnch,
yard 10c. '
10c Double Silk Serge Belting in
black and white, narrow, width.
Doit joc, yard 6c
delia, black and white, yard 15c
5c Cable Cord, black and white,
ban 75 c, 6 yards 20c
20c Century Skirt Weighting,
black and white, yard -10c'
5 c Franko Hooks and Eyes, box of
6 cards 15 c card 3c
10c Panama, Acorn and "Snaparef
Fasteners, doz. f 1 1 3 cards 27c
25c Franklin Hook and Eye Tape,
yard 15c
15c Angora Skirt Braid, black. and
colors, 5-yard piece 12c
10c Mercerized Ric Rac Braiti,
' white, pink, blue and red, two 6-
, yard 'pieces 15c 1
5c Silk Middy Cords, all staple col-
' ors, 3 for 10c " ;,
5 c Hub Tip Shoe Laces, 45 and 54
inch lengths, 3 pairs lZc
10c Round Blind Eyelet Shoe
Laces, 2 pairs 15c
15c Assorted Jet Wire Hairpins,
280 count, cabinet 10c
5c Auto Crimped Wi.e Hairpins,
Jet only, 4 for, 10c; each 3c '
5 c Helene A Hover Hair Nets, medium-fine
mesh, all .staple
shades, 3 for 10c
25c "Alco" Self-Heating Curling
Irons, each 10c
20c Manhattan Waving Irons, each
priced at 15c
25c Rubber Curlers, auburn and
gray, card 19c. .
All -5c Collar and Rucbing Sup
ports, black and white, alt sizes
and styles, 3 card 1 0c
All 10c Collar Supports, black and
white all sizes and styles,' 2
: ; cards 15c ' -
10c Pearl Bone Collar Supports,
card 3c ' '- -,
25c VKewpie" Children's Snuport
. ers,' black , and white, all .sizes,
21c ' - "
.! Notion Shop, llaln Floor
Second Day Annual Spring Sale Housewares
Housewares of 'every description go in this big sale at savings of the most
unusual kind. In spite of the steadily advancing prices on housewares of every
good kind, we offer in this sale hundreds of staple articles at emphatic savings.
No need to quote comparative prices every thrifty reader will recognize the
money -saving opportunities.
1 4-qt Coffee Pot, special 44c
1 Vt-qL Tea Pot, special 47c
2-qt Rice Boiler, special 99c
No. 8 Tea JCettle, special 92c
3-qt, Pudding Pan for 21c
3 54-qt.' Berlin CoVd Kettle, 53c
2j4-qtUpped Sauce Pan, 26c
3 ra-qt. Lipped Preserving Kettle,
31c
14-qt Dish Pan, special 59c '
9- inch Shallow Pie Pan, 14c
10- inch Deep Pie Pan for 21c
No. 8 Nickel Skillets, special 97 C
No. 9 Polished iron Skillets, 73c
11- inch Steel Frying Pan, 19c
10 Blocks Handy Fire Starter, 5c'
75c Vacuum Hand Washers, 37c.
83.50 Martha Washington Electric
Iron at $2.69.
3-fold Round Bar Clothes Dryer,
3 V feet' high, special only 79c
Wooden Roling Pins, special 17c
Scrub Brushes, special only 12c
6-ft. Ironing Board, special 64c
Simplex Ironing and Sleeve Board
for SI.
Metal Wash Board, special 29c
S-ft. Standard Step-Ladder, 84c.
Large Splint Clothes Basket, 52c
15 -lb. Weighted Floor Brushes at
' $2 14
No. 13 Japanned Bread Box, 98c
12-qt.Tin Water Pails, 38c
Doughnut or Biscuit Cutters, 4c
No. 2 Galvanized Wash Tub, 99c
No. 9 Copper Rim Boiler, $2.18.
Heavy Pancake Turner for 13c -Ladd
Egg Beater, special 31c ' v
Can Openers, special only 8c
Small Imported Tin Strainer, 28c
Round Graters, special only 10c
9-lnch Clean Cut Cake Tin, 7c
9-Inch Deep Pie Tin, special 5c -"
Good Size Tin Colander for 22c.
1 4-q. Retinned Dish Pan, 52c
8-Hole Corn Cake Pan only 22c
Large Size Extension Strainer at
34c
Hall Garden Cultivator $3.98
y-A double handle; high-wheel Cultivator with five
combination tools. , The equipment consists of plow
with land side, combined weeder and rake, double
end shovel and a wrench. -.These tools are made of
high carbon shovel steely tempered and ground, full
polished and will .work perfectly in any soiL Wood
handles. " Cultivator, as illustrated, Special $3.98: - "
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