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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1921)
r 6 B THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, JUNE 12. 1921. For the Child To Drink By LORETTO C. LYNCH. A mother writes to say it is all very well for dieticians to tell moth ers that their children must never have a drop of tea or coffee, but that children get tired of cocoa. For a change, give them Cambric tea. Half a cupful of milk is mixed with half a cupful of boiling water. A little sugar is added and the joungster sips his tea along with the grown folks, who are perhaps in dulging in orange pekoe. The cereal coffee on the market rind there are several varieties are good for children and most accepta ble to the palate if properly made. Read the directions carefully and tiien proceed to fol'w them accu rately. Sometimes a child will take hot malted milk when it is'fla'ored with cereal coffee when it may refuse -it if unflavored. Malted milk may be mixed with either hot water or scald ed milk. It is good cold as well as hot. Cold malted milk is often ac cepted by a child if a generous spoon ful of flavored ice cream is veil mixed into it. Hot lemonade for the last meal at 1 evening may be very properly given It is so much better than tea or cof fee. Squeeze half a lemon into a strainer set over a saucepan. Add one level tablespoonful of sugar and one-half a measuring cupful of water. Boil for one minute. Pour into a iug. Add a little cold water to cool for drinking. Grape juice, either hot or cold, is suitable for children. A little grape juice added to a lemonade gives it a different turn. Orangeade, also is good for chil dren. Of course, children should learn to drink several glasses of water a day. Make the water hot if you must, but give the child water. If you live where fresh pineapples are fairly cheap, you can enjoy a drink that will promote good diges tion. Prepare a pineapple and crush the fruit into a bowl. Sprinkle lightly with sugar and let stand. Col lect the juice and dilute it with hot or cold water. The drink may b: made from canned pineapple, but it is not so valuable to digestion a3 when made from the fresh fruit. Summer Camps Calling School Set Now With school nearing to a close many of our girls and boys are look ing forward to the opening of sum mer camps. ' tMiss Lois Robbins, counsellor sit Camp Holliday, Lake Okoboji, left last week fcr the lake to make preparations for the sum mer season. Miss Mary Wyman and Bess Bozell, counsellors, leave for the camp July 1. accompanied by Ellen Stearns, Marian Kimball. Polly Robbins, Gertrude Pollard, Daisy Rich. Ann Youth?, Dorothy Hussie, Doris Segur, Mary Larmon, Mary Sturevant and Margarite Rix, to spend the months of July and August. Miss Helen Smails, who has beeu a counsellor at Aloha camp, Fairlee, Vt, for several summers, will leave to' resume her duties the latter part of June accompanied by Miss Charlotte McDonald. Miss Beatrice Johnson, who spent last summer at Portia Swctt's dans ' ing camp at Steamboat Springs. Col., plans to return there again this yeac Camp Pottowatomi at Gull Lake, Mich., will claim Elizabeth and Katherine Morgan for the summer. Junior Nash and James Ingwer sen will spend the summer months at Culver camp, Indiana. Stanton and Tom Kennedy and Phalen Shir ley will go to a boys' camp at Man aschaug, N. H. It is expected that 300 Omaha girls will attend the summer en campment of the Camp Fire organi zation at Camp Iwaqua, Kings Lake, Valley, from June 20 to Au gust 1. Miss Mary Louise Guy, camp di rector, will be assisted by the Misses Gladys Goodman, Bertha Vaughan. Ruth Hatteroth, Jean Berger, Grace Gallagher and Rosalie Platner. A nurse will also be in attendance. Camp Brewster, the Y. W. C. A. summer camp, will be a haven of " rest for the young business women of the city as well as for the school ' set. ' ' State Society of D. A. R. Observes Flag Day V The state society of the Daughters of the American Revolution will ob serve Flag day by placing a bronze marker on the grave of the late Mrs. Elvira Tewksbury of Platts mouth, one of Nebraska's real daughters of the American revolu tion. The exercises will be held at 3 p. m. Tuesday, in Laurel cemetery, Al ' bright. M-r,s. Frank Ringer of Lin coln, state regent, ,will read the pre sentation address in the absence of representatives of the Hastings ' chapter which gave the bronze marker. Mrs. Ernest Pollard of the Weeping Water chapter of which Mrs. Tewks"bury was a charter mem ber, will give the response. The his tory of Mrs. Tewksbury's life will be given by Mrs. Harriet MacMur phy of the Omaha chapter and Mrs. Maynard Cole of the Omaha chapter wilt read a tribute to Mrs. Tewks bury. Vocal numbers will be given bv a quartet, including Miss Harriet West of Omaha; Mrs. E. H. West cott, Plattsmouth; John S. Hede lund, Omaha, and Rev. Wilber S. Lette of Plattsmouth. Mrs. W. S. , Lette, state chaplain of D. 'A. R., will lead the devotional and Rev. . Lette will offer benediction. Omaha Chapter D. A. R., will celebrate Flag day with a luncheon at Auto View Rest, the club house of the Omaha Automobile club, at Bellevue. - All D. A. R. members are invited to the luncheon at 12:30, and may bring guests whether members or not Reservations must be made by Sunday evening, June 12, to Mrs. George E. Mickel, 110 South Fifty first street. Invitations have been ocnt to the Major Isaac Sadicr chap ter and to nearby chapters in the Color Lore Green is forsaken, yellow for sworn. But blue is the luckiest color that's worn. In Egypt yellow represents that death is the end of all human hope, because this is the color of the leaves when thev fall. In Ethiopia, brown signifies the earth to which all return. On the Nile black was lucky in sacrifice. A black bull, black sheep, or black chicken were, used to ap pease the gods. Blue is heavenly, truth, love, con stancy, fidelity. In the United States flag blue is love, faith and steadfastness. Green is jealousy, but also im mortal hope, especially of the eternal life and victory. It is the color of the laurel and the palm. Yellow is the symbol of the sun, God's goodness, marriage, faithful ness: On the malevolent side it de notes deceit, inconstancy and malice. The mourning color in America and most of Europe is black, but in Turkey it is violet, and in China, white. Purple is the color of royalty, loyalty, and things true in celestial origin. V, Violet is love and truth, but also passion and suffering. Red indicates love and courage. In the United States flag, it means royalty, fire. Gray is the shade of penance and sin. On the malevolent side red indi cates the love of evil, hatred, and other malignant passions. clack is death, mourning, des pair, earthliness; wickedness, nega tion, darkness. Indians think blue is a luckv col or. Some tribes, however, prefer white for their lucky color. lhe Scotch think srreen is a fatal color and should never be worn. The Irish, on the contrary, have taken it for their national clor, and think it lucky. , The Sioux Indians use green as a funeral color, and so green is never seen upon the living, as that would be unlucky. The Moki Indians have sarrt-A colors for their, prayers, yellow for pumpkins, green for corn, and red for peaches. Black and white bands are typical of rain; red and blue of iigntning. Violet is a significant color. The Madonna wore it affpr thu rnn. fixion, and the Savior after the resurrection. In these cases it is symbolic of passion and suffering, iuvc ana irutn. White is the token of litV lio4,t religious miritv. innocenrr. ith J joy. In the United States flag it means integrity of purpose; in the judge, justice; in women, chastity; in the sick, humility; in grief, peace. Both green and red were deemed fortunate colors by the Cakchiquel Indians; the former as that of the flourishing plant, the latter as that of the ripe and golden ears of maize. Red is the Iucy color in China. Red and yellow, catch a fellow. Blue and pink, he'll catch you. Pink and blue. -he'll be true. Black and white, hold him tight. When a Sioux Indian, courts a girl, he paints his eyes blue and yel low, and she paints hers red, as these are the lucky colors of love. A Los Angeles Indian girl paints her cheeks red when she is in love, so as to win the man she fancies. In Shetland red is called the color of lightning and also, the color of love. Hence the red winged lady bird and red legged stork are sacred to the goddess of love; the former being called the heavenly messengei of love, the fatter being believed to bring the babies. - Green is an ominous color for state. The Fort Crook interurban car leaves Twenty-fourth and N streets, South Omaha, at 12 o'clock noon. Guests will leave Bellevue at 2:30 going back to the Albright ceme tery for special memorial services at 3 p. m., in honor of Mrs. Elvira Tewksbury. Laundry Hints. While cotton or linen clothes may be soaked to' advantage all day or over night. It is a mistake to think that woolens cannot be soaked at all Soak them in a weak solution of ammonia in barely warm water for half an hour. This will not in jure the woolen and will make it easier to wash. All clothes should be turned in side out in washing. A good idea is to wash the outside first, then turn the clothes, wash on the inside, and leave turned this way for drying. If you use a washing machine, a good plan is to soap the clothes right side out and then turn them as thty arc put into the washing maihine. All soap chips or soap powders should be thoroughly dissolved in boiling water before being used in the laundry. ' Sometimes washing preparations that are harmless ii used in this way cat the clothes if allowed to rest in undissolved bits on the material. - Despite the fact that she is now nearly 80 years of age, Sarah Bern hardt, the sterling French actress, is now appearing in the role of a voung man, DORIS V lovers to be married in. The old doggrcl runs: Those dressed in blue have lovers true; ' In green and , white for saken quite. At the same time Shakespeare and the older poets praise a green eye in the lover as a sign of ardent love and constancy. There is a belief that green or yel low looking eyes belong to a jeal ous disposition. - Shakespeare alludes in "The Merchant of Venice" to green-eyed jealousy. Following is an explanation of the colors, as used in the various incantations of the American Indi ans: . ' East Red; success, triumph. North Blue; defeat, trouble. West Black; death. South White; peace, happiness. Above Brown; unascertained, but propitious. . '." Blue Sadness; melancholy, lone liness and chill. Yellow about the same as blue. Colors for the Months. January, crimson. February, heliotrope. March, dark blue. April, gray. May, pink. June, whit. ' July, light blue. August, yellow. September, lavendar. October, light brown. November, dark brown. , December, green.-; Common Sense vs. Laundry Problems The fact of a weekly laundering in this part of the world and this day, least, is as persistent as the fact of a tri-daily dish washing. It just has to be done. There is no way out of it. The only thing we can do is to simplify the laundry workr smce we cannot omit it. Of course, we can send our clothes to a public laundry, just as we can eat our meals at a restaurant. But both these alternatives cost a good deal cost, indeed; far too much to be a feasible thing to most of us. No, the best .we can' do is to simplify our laundry work and-do it as sen sibly and easily as possible. To begin with, it is possible to wear clothes that need little ironing. And jn summer ironing is a big. problem. It is hot work at best, and moreover there is necessarily more ironing "ecessary in summer than in winter. So we can wear cotton crepe underwear. We can pull and pat the sheets into shape and not iron them they are just as clean and sweet when folded unironed as when ironed for minutes and min utes. We can let stockings- go un ironed, and we can pull bath towels into shape without ironing them. Moreover, if we want to we can take advantage of those new table mats made of a good quality of oil cloth, stenciled with a pretty pat tern in color. These may be kept immaculate simply by rubbing them off with a damp cloth, soapy if necessary.. In these ways we can save our selves and our laundresses much work. And then we can make 6ur laundries or wherever vwe do Our washing and ironing, pleasant places to work in. Keep them clean, have as much air as possible. On wash ing . and ironing day have a cool, nourishing, easily digested luncheon. Have plenty of cool, but not iced water water in a bottle laid next to the ice is best. If possible, take some of the ironing to a porch. If you ' have an electric iron and an electric fixture on the porch the problem is solved. ADVERTISEMENT. Are Weak Nerves and Thin Blood Making a Failure Out of You? Iron starvation of the blood weakens the will power, robs you of your bodily and mental vigor and often keeps you from making the money and success you should THERE ARE 30.00O.00O.O00.000 RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES IN YOUR BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON. When your blood Is thin, pale and watery it loses its power to change food Into living tissne, and NOTHINGYOU EAT DOES YOU THE PROPER AMOUNT OF GOOD you don't get the full strength out of it, and as consequence you become weak, nervous, irritable and easily upset. Also YOUR BRAIN BECOMES DULL AND HEAVY, yew memory poort your will power weakened) yon can't think right and yon are no match for the fellow with a keen active powerful mind, ' It's the "man of blood and W-THE STRONG, FORCEFUL. VIGOROUS FELLOWS that make the money and become the great captains of Industry, When, as a result of iron starvation, you get up feeling tired in the morning, when you can no longer do your work with out being all fagged out at night; when your digestion all goes wrong, or you have pains across the back and your face looks pale and drawn, do not wait until yon go all to pieces and collapse in a state of nervous prostration, or until jn your weak, cned condition you contract some serious disease, but consult your family physician and have him take a specimen of your blood and make a "blood count" of. your red blood corpuscles, or test the iron power of your blood yourself by adding plenty of spinach, carrots, baked apples or other iron-containing fruits and vegetables to your daily food and take organic iron, likt Nuxstcd Iron with them for a while Special .Features For Council Meeting. The program for the General Federation of Women's clubs council, to be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, June 12-18, has been completed. Many delightful social affairs and side trips to places-of interest ad jacent to Salt Lake City have been planned and the opportunity for which club women have long been looking to satisfy the needs for a de lightful trip, an educational oppor tunity and a unique ' experience characterise the coming meeting. . Special features in charge of the local board have all been planned and include the Taos. New .Mexico, art exhibit, which will be shipped to Salt Lake City and housed in the Amelia Palace art . gallery, and a special exhibit by Utah artists. A studio tea at the palace will be a daily feature of the late afternoons. Nevada and California Women are assembling a fine collection of Indian baskets which will be an add ed and rare attraction. Much of the best work of th? Indian weavers can never be reproduced as it is gradually becoming a lost art. Some of the treasures to be on display for the council visitors are well-nigh priceless. ' . " Indian art, Indian music and In dian needs and problems will have their special place in the conven tion.; Then there are the usual-excursions, state dinners, y-ncheons and the big feature program, Friday eve ning, "The Building of the West." The board of directors meet in ADVERTISKMEXT. CAN'T BEAT "TIZ" WIIENFEET HURT "Tiz" for sore, tired, puffed up, aching, calloused ' feet or corns. You can be happy-footed in a mo ment. Use "Tiz" and never , suffer with tender, raw, burning, blistered, iwollen, tired, smelly feet. "Tiz" and only "Tiz" takes the pain and soreness out of corns, callouses and bunions. ;' As soon as you put your feet in a "Tiz" bath, you just feel the happi ness .soaking in. How good your poor, .old feet feel. Ihey want to dance' for joy. "Tiz" is grand. "Tiz" instantly draws out all the poisonous exudations .which, puff up your feet and cause sore, inflamed, aching, sweaty, smelly . feet. ' Get a box of "Tiz" at any drug store or department store. Get in stant foot relief. 'Laugh at foot sufferers who complain. Because your feet are never, never going to bother or make you limp any more. ADVERTISEMENT. Cocoanut Oil Makes a Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep your hair In good condition, be careful what you wash it with. ,- , - , Most soaps and prepared cham poos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brit tle, and is very harmful. Mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and entirely greasless), is much bet ter than anything else you can use for shampooing, -as this can't, pos sibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair . with water and rub it in. One or two tea spoonsful of Mulsifled will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and even ly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo at most any drug store. It Is very cheap, and p. few ounces is enough to last everyone in the fami ly for months. Be sure your drug gist gives you Mulsifled. ADVERTISEMENT. Easy Way to Remove Freckles and Blotches Some women have akin of luch texture they occasionally are annoyed by the sud den appearance of freckles, slight erup tions or fine lines. Sun and wind usually play havoc with skins of that kind. In such cases if one will procure an ounce of ordinary mercolized wax at any drug store, apply a little of it before retiring. like cold cream, the trouble can easily be overcome. When the wax is washed off the next morning, flaky skin particles come with it. The entire outer cuticle is removed in this way in a week or so. with all its defects.. No bleach could so effectually remove freckles or other cutane ous blemishes. The new surface is smooth, clear, fresh looking, No harm or incon venience accompanies this simple treat ment. For wrinkles or crow's-feet, a solution of powdered saxolite, one ounce dissolved in a hall pint of witch hazel, makes a face bath which is wonderfully effective: This is splendid also as an after-shaving lotion. . - . - ADVERTISEMENT. and see how much your condition improves. Thousands of people have surprisingly increased their strength, energy and en durance in two weeks time by this simple experiment. But in making this test be sure that the iron you take is organic iron and not metallic or mineral iron which people usually take. Organic iron is like the iron in your blood and like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples, while metallic iron is iron Just as it comes from the ac tion of strong acids on small pieces of iron. Organic iron may be had from your druggist under the name of NUXATED IRON. Beware of substitutes; look for the letters N. I. on every tablet. Your money will be refunded by the manufacturers if you do not obtain perfectly satisfactory results. At all druggists. executive session Sunday and Mon day. Special conferences have the light of way Tuesday and state presidents Wednesday. Depart ments' are the order of Thursday. Friday is a feature day with lectures, pageants and closing up of business. Saturday is play day with a trip to the mountains. From Omaha Mrs. Charles E. Johannes and Mrs. C. L. Hcmpcl have gone. Mrs. John Slaker of Hastings, president of the Nebraska federation; Mrs. Addison E. Sheldon of Lincoln, director, and Mrs. Anna Morey of Hastings, chairman of slides and pottery, are other rcpre sentatives from the state. Household Hints One cupful of chopped veal will make six croquettes. . A two part clothes basket is con venient for keeping white and col ored clothes separate. "Picnic season is here. Better lay in a supply of paper plates, napkins and oiled paper, so they'll be on hand at a moment's notice. Save pretty pictures from old cal endars or magazines and when a new calendar comes with just adver tising upon it paste on a picture. ADVERTISEMENT. If Your Hair Is Thinning Strengthening and enlarging the roots of the hair is one of the real secrets of forcing hair to grow, something which 'has heretofore not been fully real ized. Merely stim ulating the sur face tissue of the scalp will not stimulate the hair growth to the ex tent desired. By the new method 1 u a t mentioned hair can be forced to grow several Inches a month. - Hair will atop fall ing as if my magic. The new vigor of the hair will be Quickly noticed, and all bald spots will be Boon en tirely filled out with new sprouts. This can all be easily obtained by the simple use of beta-quinol, which can be secured at any drug store in the original one-ounce package. This can be mixed at home with a half pint of bay rum and a half pint of water, or with witch hasel, if you prefer. It contains no oil what ever. . To Have tie Arm Pit Soft nodi Free from Hair You can be sure that there is but one sensible way to remove hairs from the arm pits, and, in fact from any part of the body. It is foolish to "burn" them off, injuring and spotting the skin. ' Just moisten the hairs with sulfo solution. This will actually dissolve away the hairs completely, and leave the skin superbly soft and smooth. It will not irrftate the most delicate skin. Sulfo solution may be obtained at nearly any drug store. Something Better Thai lean for a Bead-Wain " As to head-wash, you are ad vised against using soap or the many shampoos sold, because of the alkali they contain. This dries up hair seoretlons. Get a paokage of . eggol at the drug store and dis solve a teaspoonful of it in half a cup of water. Ton can get enough eggol for twenty-five cents for a dosen or more head washes. It is maglo in cleansing hair and scalp, and aids wonderful in making hair grow. 'ADVERTISEMENT., Simple Way To Take Off Fat Are fat folk's enthusiastic about per forming athletic stunts when the mercury is soaring? No not enthusiastic. Do they subscribe readily to a diet of half a glass of buttermilk and a toasted cracker? No not readily. Are they happy, then, while reducing by such methods', during this hot weather? No they, are not exactly hap py. Some fat reducers are happy though during the process, but these neither exer cise or diet. They lose fat as much as two, three or four pounds a week, in many instances but they do it without missing a single, righteous meal or lifting an un necessary finger. These emancipated ones reduce either in hot weather or cold, with out bother or harm to themselves, by talc ing quietly and secretly, and even cun ninglyone little Marmola Prescription Tablet after each meal and at bedtime. That's all. They get their tablets (made after the formula of the famous prescrip tion) in generously filled boxes at a cost of one dollar the box from any drug store or from the makers, the Marmola Co. 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich., take one as per directions, and get as thin as they want to be just that way, without causing a wrinkle or the least internal fuss. Feel Young Again The man who keeps his health may grow old in years, but still feel young and strong, able to put vim into sport and work. If you feel in any way weak or de pressed, let Lyko bring back your "pep and punch.' TIm Great Central Tank helps to keep one in a sturdy, vigorous con dition because it is a great aid in keeping the bodily functions in normal working order. It aids digestion, regulates the bowels, strengthens the appetite overcomes constipation and builds up tne system. It is a laxative tonic of tested merit. The Safe Remedy Lyko is made In sank tary laboratories, from purest drug of great therapeutic vahie and has most beneficial physio logical action. It is the result of thorough inves- f itmtiAii Imp wnmMtmi and chemical experts. Ask Your Druggist Tod And Lyko in original packages only. At all reliable druggists. Ask for it today. Solt Manufacturer LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY New York Kansas City For sale by Beaton Drue company, 15th and Fainam all ecu. aud all retail drucilsls. Out of the High Rent District XN-UL 1 II U A B. FREE Luncheon To All Visitors Drop in when you are down town shopping for a dainty luncheon of Schulze's Egg Noodles "Sun Maid" Raisin Pie Geo. Washington Coffee Served with rich David Cole Cream. Bring .the kiddies, too. Large Dresser In beautiful ivory finish with a heavy French Plate Mirror and four roomy drawers; reduced in Anniversary fcQy 7C Sal" of. . .TJeS'ie I D Kitchen Cabinet With ample cupboard room and a large working table top; bins for flour and utensils; in Anni-. versary Sale, .djl Q QC P1UiiU Kitchen Cabinet Base In sani tary, white enamel finish with wide top and roomy bins; built to last for years, in Anni versary Sale, at $8.95 As Always, You Make Your Own Terms It ... OS Hot Weather Needs Folding Settee of selected hard wood in natural, , weather proof finish, only $1.98 Lawn Swings . Four-passenger model Btrongly constructed of wcathcrproofed wood in natural fin ish, only Three-Door, Side Icing Re frigerator With 2 white en ameled food chambers and numerous walls of insulation to save ice and maintain a constant j $7.45 dry air, Only 16th COR. 16th & JACKSON Visit the Big IjORAIN" eVEN HBATi ItlGULATOK Demonstration j With "Direct Action" Gas Stoves. See a Dinner Cooked Without Watching! Domestic Science a woman's time watching," but this will show you how. leisure away from heat of your kitchen. A Representative From the Factory is here to explain Stove with the Lorain, for which we are ex clusive Omaha agents, can cook an entire meal, can fruit or do your baking without attention. For Your Old Gas Stove This Week to Apply on a New Stove Inviting Breakfast Suite In rich, ivory enameled finish, trimmed in Ulna tAtMn-i't.i'tiM m nV.oTV;r flA1ft ToViIa o PVimVa 4a tMarr. VlJ-ll jJL A HOI lit 1 1 i Vp'ltOl with durable cane seats (Serving Table is not included), suite of five pieces. Handy Chifforobe Built from solid oak in a roomy design roomy drawers and corrpartment tor clothes, only $39.50 . 'iHrT!lBTtn i Kroehler Bed Davenport In solid fumed oak consisting of a large Davenport that opens up into a full size bed; a large Arm Rocker and Arm Chair comfortably upholstered in dfj7 ETA fabricord leather; in this sale. Porch Swings made of hard woo'd with bolt construction complete with chains and hooks $3.95 Couch Hammock Full length hammocks made of brown, weatherproof duck with spring seat, chains and hooks $13.85 circulation of coldi $37.50 and Jackson Streets STS: I t I I i a uocx authorities say two-thirda of is spent in the kitchen "pot V. a "Lorain" Demonstration' to enjoy hours of happy how a "Direct Action" Gas i 30 DAYS FreeTria i! While the factory repre sentative is here we will deliver a Lorain equipped "Direct Action" Gas Stove to your home for 30 days' Free Trial. A Gas Stove Given ' Away Next Friday Call at Store for Particulars ! i OllU IVU1 VliailO bV all C IV la Full Size Bed An attractive model with slat head and foot in imnorinl nolr firnch' vtrna e ?22.50, in the Anniversary Sale $9,751 i iw Acme Freezer The five-minnte 'Acme 2 in two quart size at 65c a "Every Day Values' Nests of Baskets at. $1.98 25-ft. Garden Hose. $4.45 50-ft. Garden Hose. $8.75. flA T ... f,.,..o CO Rolling Pins, only. ... 19c f J 1 Brass Sprinkler Rings 79c Brass Hose Nozzles. . ,79c Long Handle Dust Tans at 25c $47.50 I m t u
