Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 08, 1920, Page 12, Image 12
12 THE BEE: OMAHA, mUKSDAY. JANUARY 8. ld'M. Sx Governors of , Western States Will Pass Through Omaha Six governors and two lieutenant governors of western states, who have been attending a conference on irrigation at Denver, Colo., will pass through Omaha Sunday on their way to Washington, D. C, where another conference is to be held. r- Their train will arrive at the Union station at 4 p. m., and remain for two hours before continuing its journey eastward. The following governors will be with the sjarty: Robert D. Carey of Wyoming, Si "ion Bamberger of Utah, O, A. Lar "razolo of New Mexico, Thomas E. Campbell ol Arizona, Lewis F. Hart of Washington and D. W. Davis of Idaho, Lieutenant Gover nor McDowell of Montana, Lieuten ant Gavjmor Stephan of Colorado, and former governor William Spry of Utah will also be with the party. . r : I South Side , Famou$ Old Recipe tor Cough Syrup Easily and rheaplf mad at home, but It bcU them U (or quick mult. Tlinuannda of housewives have found that tbey can gave two-thirds of the inuney usually spent lor cough prep arations, hv iisiiiir this well-known old recipe for making cough syrup at home. i. I- 1 U..n U A..1T.p ),. it is simple and cheap but it really has no equal for prompt results. It takes ri?ht hold of a cough and gives imme diate relief, usually stopping an ordi nary couga in a Hours or less. Get 2V4 ounces of Pine from any druggist, pour it into a pint bottle and add plain granulated sugar syrup to make a full pint. If you prefer, use rhirifird molasses, honev. or corn svrup. instead of sugar syrup. Either way, it tastes good, keeps perfectly, and vlasts a lamiiy a long time. It's truly astonishing how quickly it acts, penetrating through every air passage of the throat and lungs loos ' ens and raises the phlegm, soothes and heals the membranes, and gradually but surely the annoying throat tickle and dreaded cough disappear entirely. Nothing better for bronchitis, spas modic' croup, hoarseness or bronchial Piiiex is a special and highly concen trated compound of genuine' Norway pine extract, known the world over for its healing effect on the membranes. Avoid disappointment by asking your druggist for ?2Va ouhces of Fines" with full directions and dont accept anything else. Guaranteed to give ab solute satisfaction or monev promptly refunded. Th Finex Co., Ft. Wayne Ind. , Dandruff Soon Ruins The Hair Girls if you want plenty of thick, beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it if you don't. It doesn't do much good to try to brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff it to dis solve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gent ly with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely de stroy every single sign and trace of it. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop, and your hair will look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandruff you have. This simple ,remedy never fails. Cured His RUPTURE , I wa bauly " ruptured whila lifting a trunk several years 'ago. Doctors said my only hop of cure was an operation. Trusses did ma no good. Finally I sot hold of something- that quickly and completely cured me. Years havt passed and tha rupture has never returned, although I am doing- hard work as a carpenter. There was no opera tion, no lost time, no trouble. I hava noth ing to sell, but will give full information about how you may find a complete cure without operation, if you write to me, JEugene M. Pullen, Carpenter. 161-F Mar- , eeuus Avenue. Manasquan, N. J. Better out out this notice and show it to any oth ers who are ruptured you may save a life or at least stop the misery of rupture and tha worry and danger of an operation. Childron'sCoughs may ba checked and more serious condition of the throat often will be avoided by promptly giving the child dose of safe FEDERAL UNION ON SOUTH SIDE INSTALLS HEADS Members Hear Past President Tell of Growth of National and Local Organizations During Year. South Side local union No. 20, of the National Federation of 'Federal Employes held a meeting Tuesday night and installed officers for the coming year. F. P. Mahoney, presi dent; Thomas B. Rea. vice presi dent, and' Harry -Northcutt, secre tary, were the retiring officers, while Fa E. Tucker, president; J. G. Johnson, vice president and F. L. Horn, secretary, were the newly in stalled officers. Mr. Mahoney reported a large growth, both in the national and lo cal organizations during the year, the national federation having gain ed 1000 new members during De cember, and that the organization now has 154 locals. It is estimated that three-fourths of the 700,000 workers employed by the govern ment are affiliated with the Ameri can Federation of Labor. The outgoing president said he ex pected the speedy enactment of the Nolan minimumwage bill byvCon gress providing $1,080 a year as the smallest wage that can be paid to a government employe working full time. He also said it was predicted that there would be prompt action on the report sf the reclassification commission, which was appointed at. the request of the National Fed eration of Federal Employes, "which report embodies the principles for which the organization has con tended since its organization. ' "We stand," said Mr. Mahoney, ''first and always ' for efficiency in the government establfchments through recognition of sound busi-' ness methods of employment man-' agement; appointment and promo tion on the basis of efficiency tests; a minimum wage based on cost of living; compensation according to skill, and equal pay for men and j women without regard to sex. City Budget Finally Fixed At Total of $80,000 Over Income Expected-In 1920 , J Many Appropriations Are Cut,"Principally In Mayor Smith's Departments-Street Light Fund Reduced Deficit From Last Year Is $150,000 Tax Esti mates Total $2,172,000. The city council yesterday made final appropriations of" funds to the various departments for 1920. The resultof several sessions of the council on the budget in a desperate effort to stretch $2,023,000 irffo $2,- uu.uuu was a reduction or the ap propriations to a total of $2,080,838. "We will make it that and trust that we will get enough extra money into the treasury to piece it out," said Commissioner Ure, the guar dian of the treasury. "In fact, we are expecting about $80,000 back payments from occu pation tax to add to the amount we. have to spend. If we get that we will come out all right?' Many Cuts Made. Mayor Smith asked originally for $132,100 to -run his department in place of -the $105,000 he had last vear. This the council cut down to $113,600. Itgave him $60,000 to run the public library this year in place of $75,000 that he asked. The pub lic library had only $50,000 last year. Municipal court welfare board and judgment funds were left as he asked to have them. His own office, including the city legal department and city chemist, was given $22,700" in place1 of $20,950 on which it was operated last year. Mr. Ure's department was given $121,565 for 1920, .which is $12,000 less than it had last year. Ringer Given Raise. Mr. Ringer's department of police and sanitation was granted an ap propriation of $525,500 for 1920 in place, of only $442,000 last year. Mr. iZimman's department of fire protection was given an appropria tion of $854,500 in place of $709,705 last year. This is nearly all con sumed in largo increases in salaries given the firemen, appropriations for the fire department being $609, 673 this year, against $460,500 last year. Fire building inspection is given $43,000 this year, compared with $39, 405 last vear. For street lighting a reduction was made from $171,000 last year to $166,000 this year. The department of street cleaning and maintenance, presided over by Commissioner Butler, was given the same appropriation for 1920 as it had last year, $182,000. Estimates of Taxes. Mr. Falconer's department . of parks and recreation was provided with $116,000 for the present year, the same as last year. The public improvements department of Com missioner Towl was also giveir thc same as' it had last year, $135,500. The estimates of tax collections" for city purposes this year total $1, 848,000 and estimates of miscellane ous receipts $324,000, making a grand total of $2,172,000 for 1920. From this must be deducted $150, 000 "overlap" from last year, "over lap" being a legal name .for deficit. This . leaves $2,023,000 .of resources to run the city this yer.! South Side Brevities ' Apples for sale, 39th and L. Call South 4408. Joe Novak. Two salesgirls wanted for 'permanent work. Wiig Brothers, 24th and N Sts. Money sent to all parts of Europe. See us for steamship tickets. Live Stock National punk. Junction 24th and N Sts. Avoid the necessity of making the re mark: "I wish I had" by Joining the Economy Savings club now at the Live Stock National Bank, Junction 24th and N Sts. The night school at the Armour packing house opened last Monday evening after the vacation of a month caused by the coal strike, with a full quota of 11 teachers. The Ladies' Aid society of Grace Metho dist church will be entertained at a ken slngton tea Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Lush, 4120 South Twenty-second street. A surprise party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frtd Sheer Saturday even ing, when Mr. and Mrs. Sheer were pre sented with a set of alumlnumware. A large number of guests were eprsent who indulged in gamtjs and cards until a late hou. J. C. Cooney is dead at East Moline, 111., and authorities have written to the police to notify a sister of Cooney, Mrs. Mary Pickett, Twenty-eighth and K streets. Cooney was at one time, several years ago, a resident of South Omaha and is said to have four sisters living in Otaaha or vicinity. The police were un able to find Mrs. Pickett at the location given. Announcement , Is made that the South Side library has a number of publications treating on business and salesmanship and Include the following: Selling Forces. Im agination In Business, Selling Suggestions, Retail Selling. - Advertising and Selling. Selling as a Business Force, Selling to Dealers. Successful Advartlnlng, Sales manship, Men Who Sell Things an Salesmanship and Sales Management. Joe Slnklewlcz, 3361 P street, came to police headquarters late Tuesday night and asked "that his $30 he lost while visiting at 640 South Thirty-third street be ar rested." Slnklewlcz said he and a friend had been drinking at the place and that he was "touch( for 130 and that his friend lost S40 In the same manner." Of ficers went to the place and reported that a woman there refused to let them In, and they returned to the station to get a search warrant, which waa issued Wednes day morning. New Pasture Menace to Live Stock Found In Colorado Dr. G. H. Glover of the Colorado Agricultural college, who was a- vis itor at Jhelocal yards Wednesday, told of a new menace to live stock, on pasture. He said that sheep raisers in the vicinity of Durango, Colo., had been losing sheep that died from eating Pinguay weed One sheep raiser re ported that he had lost a number of sheep and a post mortem was made, after which ft was discovered that a ball, with all the properties of India rubber, had formed in the stomach. The Pinguay weed is now known Letting Down the Prices In Sanitary" Grocery and Market .MA YD THE CASH STORE We're Demonstrating Every Day That Cash Buying. Means Big Savings A Carload of Extra Fancy Florida Grapefruit N on Sale Thursday X This is extra fancy Florida fruit; nothing healthier or finer to eat. Shipped to sell for the grower. Regular retail price 8e each. Thursday . - E only, each , EGGS TAKE ANOTHER TUMBLE No. 1 Select Storage . Eggs, dozen .- 50c No. 1 Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen 65c The Best Creamery Butter, lb n ..68c Another Shipment of Finest Quality Govern ment Bacon Just Received. as the rubber weed. It is said not to be poisonous iin itself, but that sheep eating it have died by the hun dreds, and the state authorities have taken up the subject of trying to de stroy the growth of the dangerous plant. t Prices of Beef Steers Are, Back to Normal After Gradual Decline After a retrospect of records at the stock yards it is revealed that with the gradual decline of beef steers during the last few months prices have returned to the level of the summer of 1917. Most of. the arrivals this winter up .to date have been mostly short fed and warmed up stock. Following the top price of $18.85, paid in August, the drop was not noticed to any considerable ex tent until November, when the high est price paid was $15.75. The first day of December showed a drop to $16.15. A similar period of one year ago as compared with at present choice to prime beef were Quoted at $17.25 18.50, while common beef steers were sold at the same price as todav, $9. 1 From opinions expressed by deal ers in live stock the attempts of the government to reduce the high cost of living have struck the live stock industry harder than anything else and farmers who have continued feeding beef are complaining of los ing money. Elizabeth Nindjek Dies. Elizabeth Nindjek, 31-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ninkjek, 3263 Q street, died yester day, after an illftess of seven weeks. Funeral services will be held Fri day morning' in St. Peter and Pauls church.' Burial will be, in St. Marys cemetery. Letter Mailed Here In Morning Delivered In Chicago In P. M. For the first time in history Oma hans will be given an opportunity today to mail a letter in the morning and have it delivered in Chicago the same afternoon. Six hundred pounds of air mail will be taken to Ak-Sar-Ben field at 7 this morning and dispatched by the first Omaha-Chicago mail bearing airplane. , When the first aerial mail leaves Omaha today, it will carry as first class mail 10 pounds of fancy sum mer sausage to Edward Morris, president of Morris & Co., in Chi cago. The Omaha branch of the Morris concern is sending the sau sage to Mr. Morris to commemorate the opening of the aerial highway between Omaha and the Windy City. Antles Files Report on Cole-Grammer Hearing Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 7. A sum mary of the testimony in the Cole Crammer hearing at the state peni tentiary, coupled with recommenda tion as to clemencv. has been tre- pared by Secretary H. H. Antles of the Strife Department of Public Wel- tare and was hied Wednesday after noon with Governor McKelvie. Final responsibility in granting executive clemency will rest on the governor. Secretary Antles does not indicate what his recommenda tions are. Alson B. Cole and Allen V. Gram mer are under sentence to die in the electric chair at Lancaster Fri day, January" 16, for their part in the murder of Mrs. Lulu Vogt twe years ago. Pershing May See "Movies" Of His Homecoming Today General Pershing will hac an op portunity today to see himself in the movies in his old home, Lincoln. The homecoming of the general last week vas-lihot" by an enterprising cam era man and will be shown at the Moon theater in honor of Omaha's guest of honor. An invitation has been extended to General Pershing to visit the Moon for a few minutes to see the first "movies" of his Lincoln home coming. An electrically heated polished . . t ii- v.... i : -i u.. J j Englishman for ironing light faimcs. - " 'I Public Reception In Omaha Banks to Open National Thrift Week Omaha bankers want to get bet ter acquainted with Omaha people. All the banks in Omaha will hold a public rece,ptipn Saturday after noon and evening, January 17. The banks, which usually close at noon on Saturdays, will be open from 3:30 to 5 in the afternoon and again from 7:30 to 9 in the evening. This is the first time that an invitation of this kind has ever been given the people by the banks. The "get acquainted with us" re ception of the bankers is a part of the National Thcit weeTTTrrovement which begins on the date of the re ception. "We are particularly anxious . to meet not only bank customers but the men and women who have no bank accounts, or who have savings accounts already started," says, John W. Gamble, president of the' Chamber of Commerce and one of the prominent bankers of the city. Seat Sale for McCormack Recital at the Auditorium "There is but one McCormack, and his name is John; to hear him sing is I joy, to come under the spell of his personality is a privilege," writes Kedfcrn Mason of San Francisco, in the course of a review of a concert given in that city recently, by the world renowned tenor, who- will be heard ,in recital at the Auditorium Friday evening, January 23.. Scat sale starts Thursday morn ing, January 15, at Mickel Brothers," Fifteenth and Harney. Mail orders with remittance, including war tax, self-addressed and stamped envelope sent to Mrs. A. L. Green, care the Auditorium, will be filled in order of their receipt. Lenine Makes New Peace Offer to Allied Powers Stockholm, Jan. 7. Nikolai Len ine Russian bolshevik premier, has made a new peace offer to the allies,' which is being taken to London- by Colonel Tallents, British represen tative in the Baltic states. Among othr conditions included in the of' fer is a promise to abolsh terrorism and the activity of revolutionary tribunals, according, to an Esthon ian newspaper. SHE DARKENED HER GRAYJAIR Tejls How She Did It With a Home- Made Remedy. Mrs. E. H. Boots, a well-known resident of Buchanan County, la., who darkened her gray hair, made the following statement: "Any lady or gentleman can darken their gray or faded hair, and make it soft and glossy with this simple remedy, which they can mix at home. To half a pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum, one small box of Barbo Compdund and U ounce of glycerine. These in gredients can be purchased at any drug store at very little cost. Ap ply to the hair .every other day until the gray hair- is darkened suf ficiently. It does not color the scalp; is not greasy and does not rub' off. It will make a gray-haired person look 10 to 20 years younger." HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD: My HEART and My HUSBAND Adelc Garrison's Newv Phase of Revelations of a Wife. Says Cream Applied in Nostrils I Onens Air Passages Right Up. T Instant relief no waiting. Your clogged nostrils open right up; the air passages of your head clear and you can breathe freely. ' No more hawking, snuffling blowing, head ache, dryness. No struggling- for breath at night; your cold of ca tarrh disappears. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream iri your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous mem brane arid relief comes ' instantly. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up with a cold ojiasty catarrh The Way Madge and Mother Gra v ham Made Their Plans. It is never my way to postpone the hour of executing any purpose Yet I felt very much like a condemned criminal as I. made my way to my mother-in-law's room after the little stalk with my father with its unex pected denouement. I knew that I had been sorely at fault, and I nerved myself for anything the el der woman's outraged dignity might offer me. , As I tapped at her door I felt my knees trembling. But when at my knock I heard the sound of a shade being hastily drawn down be fore mv nrnthr-in-1 "Come in." My trepidation lessen ed, but my compunction increased. ,. lor the drawing of the shade meant that my husband's mother had been weeping. Unless under the stress of a great sorrow she will not allowany one to see tears on her face, especially if they have been tsars of anger, or have followed an altercation with any one. If she admits any one to her room under such circumstances she always turned away from the Jight before she gives them entrance. She is not nearly so formidable, however, when she has been weep ing, as. she is when she is too angry for tears, and I, therefore, walked straight toward her when I had opened the door in answer to her "Come in," instead of hesitating in the doorway as I otherwise might have done. "Mother," I said contritely, giving her no chance to speak even if she had been so inclined. "I have come to beg your pardon humbly. I am very much ashamed of speaking in the manner I. did. Of course, you know I did not mean what I said. And, as it happens, everything has turned out beautifully; there will be no need of hurting my father's feel ings either. He heard Marion say that the Braithwaites were coming, and he himself proposed that he should go to the east end of the island. It seems he has wished to go along" - Plans That Obsess. "Pity you couldn't have -found that out before." my tnother-in-law snap ped caustically. "But it's a good! thing we know it now. As for me. 'Sticks and stones -may break my bones, but harsh words will never hurt me.' Sit down and make anl inventory nf tJi linen nra Iiotto I' noticed the other day that our stock was low. we may have to pur chase some, and if An it will have to be laundered several times before they get here, so it will be soft enough." I sat down -thankfully, though amusement at mv mnthpr-in-laur'a characteristic manner of accepting jn apology was mingled with dis- mav at the nrnornm T saw che waa - r 1 - - - " outlining for me, at just the time, too.wnen i neeaea an the leisure 1 had to get ready for my owrf trip. Another thought was beating atj my brain, also, an association of iHeac with tliA rhillicli rlivm. wliir-1. my mother-in-law had quoted, and. which more than anything else showed that she realized her own transgressions in the clash we had had but a few minutes before. It is an idiosyncrasy of hers to take refuge In some such puerile fashion from her own conscience. But to do her justice, she always makes up for her transgressions in royal fash ion later on. , A Simple Solution. "Sticks and stones." Where ha I "heard that foolish rhyme before? Of course, I had known it , from childhood, but there was a later, a more dramatic association with it. And then there flashed before mv mind the laughing, mocking, un deniably handsome jvisage of Harry Underwood. It was from Ws.lips I had heard he words upon one ot the occasions when I had been com pelled to snub him. Where was he now, this pictur esque, wicked adventurer, with the unexpected streak of gold through the baser metal of which he- was composed? I am afraid the ques tion would have obsessed my thoughts to the exclusion of every thing else, so vitally interested an I in the triangle which J-iman an-' Harry, Underwood and Robert Savarin compose, had not my mother-in-law effectually banished all other thoughts but those pertain ing to housewffery by her suddcr demand. "No, never mind the inventory now. VVc " settle something eiso first. Harriet and Edwin are com ing threee days before your sched uled trip begins, and, of course, we'll want their rooms before they get there so as to get them ready. .Now, it seems to me, that you could put a cot in my room for those three days, and we could put another single bed in Richard's rcom for your father." I am afraid mv taw dropped per ceptibly in my astonishment. Never since I have known her, no matter what the emergency, has she taken any other attitude than the one that neither ,her son's rest nor her own could be disturbed by having the ar rangement of their rooms changed I recognized it as another evidence of her hidden contrition which she was too proud to own openly, and was glad to propose' another solution. "That won't be necessary, mother," I said sweetly. "You know that Mrs. Durkee has more rooms than she can possibly usB, and she has offered them to me several times. I can take over our own linen, so she will have no trouble whatever about the care of the rooms, and I know she will be de lighted to have father and me stay there until we ar$ ready to 'go away." , "Well! I suppose that will have to do," grumbled my mother-in-law. exactly as if I were personally to blame for this expected visit of my "in-laws." And so it was arranged. v (Continued Tomorrow.) Atlantic Fleet Starts On : - Annual Winter Maneuvers New York, Jan. 7. The super dreadnought Pennsylvania, flagship of Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, and the superdraadnought Arizona sailed today for the Virginia capes, where they will meet other vessels of the Atlantic fleet battleship force tomorrow and proceed to Guanta- Lnamo, Cuba, tor the annual cruise in the West inches. The entire fleet will execute the usull winter maneuvers and conduct target practice. Paris Papers Agree That Clemenceau Be Next President Paris, Jan. ,7. Today's newspa pers agree that Premier Clemenceatt will be elected president of Franca cn January 17, although there hat heeu no official acknowledgment of his acceptance of the candidacy.- - Editorial opinion is, for the most part, eulogistic, although the ex tremists are sarcastic. It is pointed out that this is the second time itl the history of the French republic that a president lias been chosen from among "outsiders." This re fers to the fact- that M. Clemenceau on January 17 will be neither a deputy nor a senator. The only oth er instance of the kind was that of Marshal MacMahon, second presu dent of the republic. : INDIGESTION A s At once! "Pape's Diapepsin" corrects vour Sour. a. i r it . .. t Gassy, Acid Stomach Relief awaits you I You don't want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad or an uncertain one-r-or a harmful one- your stomach is too valuable; you mustn't injure it with drastic drugs. 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I have devoted mora) than 20 years to the exclusive treatment of Rup ture and have perfected . the best treatment in existence today. I do not inject parafa fine or wax, as it is dangerous. The advantages of my' treatment are: No loss of time. No detention from business. No danger from chloroform, nhook and blood poison, and no laying up in a hospital, (jail or write Dr. Wny, 306 Bee Bldg., Omaha. RUPTURE Qualit PIHI5LEIPPS anoSts., Economy xiZl U a! W So. Omaha Department Store The Fastest Growing Store in Omaha Big Money Saving Sensations for Thursday, Friday, Saturday SI 75c Children'! Heavy Underwear, separate gar ments broken sizes; ACkr special, at t7C '$1.75 Children' Fleece Lined Union Suits, very heavy ones; special QQ . at $1.00 Women's Ribbed Fleece Underwear, sep arate garments; special, 65 C $3.00 Men's Fine quality; special, at Ribbed Union v.. Suits, heavy . $1.89 $2.50 Children' Heavy Wool and Cotton Sweaters, in blue and gray; tf " AA P X sVV special, at. BIG REDUCTION ON SHOES White Honae Shoe for men, Maxine Shoe for women, Buster Brown Shoe for boy and girls, Humpty Dumpty Shoes for the little one. Pennant Baiting Thread, 500-yard spools, 5t zou-yard spool, r 2 for OC 59c B. A H. Percale, in a variety of figured pat tern, with black and red back a-round. OP I 36 inches wide; special, yard 33C 75c Genuine Bates Zephyr Gingham, in a big rang of colors, stripe and plaids, 36 - CA inches wide; special, yard OVC $9.00 Smith-Philip' 32-piece sets Blue Band China a wonderful value; special, ( "TC per set (basement) 4D O 35c Men' Work Sock, all color and sizes; spe- f.'....: .,..$i.oo JUST RECEIVED A large assortment of beautiful cut glass in the latest designs. . Now on display. Main Floor. WATCH US GROW Burgess everybody! stork" Announcing for Thursday An Enormous Sale of Aluminum Ware At Prices That Are Greatly Reduced . Housewives will welcome this sale, for it is greatly to their advantage to be able to purchase aluminum ware at prices as low as these, " t ' 3 5 sssssssssssssmss '' , SSSSSSSSSSH wSS No. 1 Pure Aluminum Rice M OQ Boilers, 2-quart size 1 ou No. 2 Pure Aluminum Tea 0 Cfl Kettle, SuarV size PO.OV No. 3 Pure Aluminum Lipped Pre serving Kettles, 5-quart No. 4 Pure Aluminum Windsor Ket tle with aluminum cover, tO OC 5-quart size , P.aW t, No. 5 Pure Aluminum Seamless Mix mc Bojrls, large $1.39 No, 11 Mirro Pure Aluminum Lipped Sauce Pan, 2-quart 79c size . .' No. 6 i-Pure Aluminum Tubed Cake Pans 59c No. 7 Pure Aluminum Lipped Sauce Pans, 4-quart $1 39 No. 8 Pure Aluminum Dish d0 QC Pans, 1 4-quart 'size. P&,a70 No. 9 Pure Aluminum Colanders with handles, large k $125 No. 10 Pure Aluminum Handled Fry Pans, polished inside 9-inch size . . . .$125 10-inch size ... $1.50 2