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The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Infants and
ChiIdren's Wear

Dozen Children's Wool Gauze
Vests. spring weight. low neck
and short sleeves: slightly soiled
fYom display: sizes ! to years.
4se each; were 81.
Dozen Infants Handmade
Bonnets, trimmed with fine tucks.
feather stitching and narrow
lace edge: sizes Is. IL. Is. n.+S
each, were $3.50 and -.
) Dozen Infants French Bon
nets, entirely handmade. trim
med with fine hsnd-run tucks.
featherstitching. and some are
elaborately embroidered and
trimmed with real lace. Sizes Is.
Il. Is, ss-ss each; were $50 to
ss.sa.
IS Children's Nainsook Petit
coats, made with ruffle, trimmed
with lace or embroidery: size .
years. ssc, each; were H-2S and
S1.So.
9 Dozen Children's Ssinsook
Princess Slips. trimmed with
ruffle OF embroidery and finished
at neck and arms with ribbon
run beading. s1.sS eaehI were
s1.7S
Infants Section. reurth scor.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Split-Second
Comments
On the News
By ROBERT CULLEN

Well, some time in the course of
the next century Britain will begin
to suspect that there 10 something
wrong with her Irish policy.
II works in journalism, also, Mr..
Ford. The way to stop 'er is to
shut on the gas.
In Ireland II Is becoming q cap
ital crime to possess q gun. or am
munition. or a brogue.
The one remaining liberty in this
land Of the free is the privilege of
cussing Congress.
As we understand il, England and
France would fatten the Turkey in
order to lessen the Greece.
Dry enforcement will never be
efficient until agents ere permittei j
20 keep all they seize.
The reason a lot of men fail is
because they try to employ enthu-
siasm as q substitute for brains.
Unrestricted gale off hootch for
medicinal purposes will make us a
race OF frst-class free hand liers.
Education is a wonderful thing
A course in domestic science might
have made the lounge lizard worth
while.
When you see that glad, trium-
phant look on a mans face. you
can't tell whether hs has a new boy
at his house or has had q drink.
Normally may heal our wounds.
hut lots of uss will never be able to
look at a coal hod Vithout shud-
dering.
A walking stick is a primitive
thing. but yeu can use II without
paying a tithe Of your earnings to
John d.
Things are coming down a wee
bit. but the salaried man is hot -vor-
ryiag about what to do with his sur
pluh
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
"Eye" Decides
Whether Batter
Is Good or Bad
BY Rogers Hornsby.

Champion Batsman. National
League, 1920.
In considering the qualiica-
tions for a good batter the prin-
cipal one is to have the eye"
No matter how strong a man Is.
or how big. unless his eye is able
to follow the ball accurately
after it leaves the pitchers hand.
his strength or his size will avail
him nothing.
AS to the size of the bat, the
choice Is simple enough. Some
boys have the idea that the hea-
vier the bat, the farther the ball
will go. There is no truth in
this. The best bat for you to
use is the one you can WELD cas-
ily-one which has real wood in
it. so that a ball met fairly will
travel on line to the spot you
have tried to reach.
The best position to assume
at the plate is the most natural
position. Really. this Is half
the battle in batting. You often
see big league batter. taking
unnatural crouches while at the
plate. but you will look in vain
for his name among the list of
leading batsmen. 1t seems TO
be that a player standing well
away from the plate has the
better position. for he can step
into" the pitch. while one who
crowds" the plate might be un-
able to connect with a ball in
side because he is compelled to
meet II with that part of the
bat near the handle.
However, there are some
mighty good hitters who stand
up close, SO the best thing to
advise as to batting position is
to assume the most natural one.
After all. though. it is "the
eye" that counts.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Brassieres

A small lot Of Brassieres. lace
trimmed or OF net with elastic
bands. SiIes 5s, IS. 20. az. 90. IS
Is and 50. sI.So esehI were S3-Se.
Brassieres in satin, lace trim
med. and a few trimmed with
embroidery; also some bandeaux.
a few Of which have elastic
fronts, in this assortment. Sizes
3s. IS, 90. I2, a., t6. as. 81 esehI
were $50.
A lot of Odds and Ends in all
over and bandesuX styles, some
in satin. embroidery trimmed.
Sizes %, SO, sc. 40, t2, ~, te. sSc
eschi were 7se and S1.
Corset Sectios, Third nccr.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
FRIDAY, APRIL -, 1871.

FRIDAY. APRIL =. 1871. it
The SUN dominates the -plsnetsfx
rule Of this day. according TO ass
trolosy. and is In benehc sspeet
while Uranus and Jupiter also are
friendly. Venus and Saturn are st,
verse 4
This sway is most favorable ta
ambitions. especially TO those whp
aspire to fortune OF position
through the favor OF persons "a
places Of influence. =
One Of the problems that will ~
much considered in the future via
relate TO women Of advanced agt
who fnd themselves helpless and
aIon when they are old The seen
declare that because many who wiz
success in business do not marry
there will be an increasing numbcr
OF those who need loving care a.
the end OF their lives.
The rise TO fame OF statesmeb
is prognosticsted. He will becon4
a great leader who puts his owl
interests in the background. IL y
prophesied.
Persons whose birthdste it IS
should avoid pleasures and com
pany during the coming year. which
may be a strenuous one. The reve-
Iation Of character weaknesses may
astonish the possessorS.
Children born on this day may be
much given to self-indulgence. but
should be gifted These subjects Of
Taurus may not be much interested
in business.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Silk Petticodts
Special, S3.F

A special lot OF Silk Jersey
Petticoats with plated. shirred
and novelty flounce, in rose,
copen, gray, blue, taupe, violet
henns and navy; trimmed with
contrasting shades. Specially
priced SA7G
Maternity Petdcoats OF navy
blue tsfeta, with tucked and
plated flounce; lengths 90. 3e
and IS. $S.eS eachg were s.
Maternity Petticost, OF heavy
rose satin. with fancy shirred
and ruffled fIounce; length 50.
Ss.7Si was SI6.
Maternity Petticoats. Of flesh
and white tub silk and satin;
tailored, tucked and hemstitcheo
flounce: lengths 50, 3s and 90.
t<IsS eschI were Is.
Fetticcst Section. Third floor.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
W0nien's Tricotine
Dresses, $3.50
Were SIS to S35

Beautiful quality Tricotine in
navy, brown and black: plain
styles, or braided. beaded and
embroidery trimmed, some with
Sirdles Of contrasting colors. IS
dresses in the lot, and sizes 80
TO ~, but, Of course, not all
sizes in each particular style.
They are a splendid value in
every sense of the word.
Navy Georgette Dress with
gold coin dot; size 90. szs.soj
wa. SIS.
Black Satin Dress. trimmed
with gold embroidery; size IS.
S22-S0I was S4S-
Crepe de Chine Dresses, box
pleated one-piece styles; biege
and brown and biege and navy
combinations; sizes 36 and IS.
s2:-50 each; were SO.
Embroidered G rSette
Dresses in navy over French
blue. also black over green: size
Ss $3.50 eachG were sS5.
. Black Taffeta Dresses: size
81 sa.sS each, were sIa.sS.
; Evening Dresses in tur-
quoisc. nile and black: sizes 5s
and IS sIo.5S eHchi were s4S
and SIS.
Womeu's Dres, Section Third for.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Fairgrounds Results.

The first ball game to break
into extra innings between
grammar schools resulted yes
terday in the victory of Brook
land over Langdon by a score of
s to I. The game lasted thir-
teen innings. Brookland also
won from Langdon at schlag,
Is to IL. Other scores were:
Baseball. Webster 5, Abbott 4.
and schlag, Galef Is and Thorn
son 9.
Virginia Avenue Baseball
Towers, s: wallach. 3: Schlag-
Randall High. IA; Tyler. 8: Gar
field baseball - Peabody, g.;
n-Smallwood. 10: George
town baseball-Corcoran 10:
weightman. 3: Schlag Curtis. 2s: +:
Weight. o: Mount Pleasant
Dennison, Z: Morgan. 3.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Won,en's Skirts

worsted Skirts. plested mod
els in navy, black. brown and
tan. and navy and white; sizes
20. 81, IS. 81 and 81. Special.
$3.50 each.
worsted skirts. in gray and
white stripe. and tweed in tan
mixture: sizes IS and 50. $3.50
eschI were t1o.5S.
wcnen's Skirt Section. Third nooF.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
WonteH's Rdincodts
Reduced

Plaid Rubberizea Raincosts.
very stylish models; sizes 50. Sc.
ss0snd 20. s7&-zh eschI were ESQ.
. Rubberized Rsincosts. belted
models. In tan and navy; sizes
- and 20. s17-se esehi were s3o.
Rubberized Rsincosts. In tan.
navy and gray; sizes So, 80 and
&c. t11.Se esehI were s1s.so
Coat section. nhirt noor.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
WHO PLAYS TODAY

The following baseball teams
contest today on municipal play
grounds: Hyde Us. Adams,
Georgetown: Ludlow VS.. Blow,
Rosedale; Blake VS.. Seaton, New
York Avenue; Powell VS.. Mon
roe, Columbia Heights; Bright
wood VS.. Cleveland. Blooming
dale; Tyler VS.. Congress Heights,
Virginia Avenue.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Nuts to Crack.

F. P. C. sends in today's nut"
Why is grass like a mouse?
yesterdays: What is the diff
ference between a milkmaid and
swallowr'-One skins the
milk and the other skins the
water.)
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
80 Imported Bungalow
Luncheon Sets
$6.9S Each; Reduced
From SIS

Natural color pure Belgian
Linen Sets. with Mosaic en-
broidery and Picot edge-all
beautiful hand work. The set
consists Of
6x6 square Doilies
6 1ox10 square Doilies
/ 24x24 inch Centerpiece.
There is a slight variance in
color OF the doilies and the CEN
terpiece. but otherwise the sets
are absolutely perfect
Linen Section. Second noor.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
FOR A HOT DAY.
"a Dingbat.)

"a DlnSDd
Oh, boy
1t won't be long until
The weather will be
So we can pay the
OF swimming hole a visit
- After having stayed away for
About six months
And dive-down-dow
Way down into that cool,
Fresh water!
oh, boy,
Amt it a grand thought
For a hot day?-P. c. K,
What Is a dingbat? A bit
of nothing in particular, in which
nothing in particular is said, but
something in which most any
thing can be said. Make one up
and send 1t in. They are easy.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Friday Special i'm
Boys Nains0ok
Union Suits
SOC Suit

- Dozen Boys Nainsook Union
Suits. athletic style. low neck
and sleeveless, knee length;
sizes 26 to 81. A very good value
at Soc.
ChiIdren's Knit Underwear Section.
Fourth floor.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Daily Hardknot,

In each couplet there is hidden
one word of four ward square:
Policemen say that every day
Suburban kittens go astray.
And city cats, that live in fats,
Are always running after rats.
1t is not right, with birds in
sight.
To leave these pets alone at
night.
For feline youth. though fair, in
sooth,
All lack Of tenderness for truth
ANSWERS to yesterdays: v,
ivy)
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22

completion, and its bold inscription.
New York Curb Market" is plain
ly visible from Broadway. The
building is back of Trinity Church
on Church street, running through
to Greenwich street, upon which
II fronts.
The Union Square summer board
ers are all in town. They sleep
on the Square benches and. because
of the heavy competition for bench
space these days. many go to the
park at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
and sit until the casual evening Wis
TORS leave. Then they stretch out.
There is an unwritten law among
the boarders that the earliest occu-
'ant gets the entire bench.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
RIDDLE.

Q. why is a school teacher
like a fisherman?
A. Because they both use a
rod"
BY Francis Hook, aged "A,
Wallach School.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Lost Ball!
Hope!

Hope!
One more month and we'll be
free
OF a school of misery.
No more lessons, no more books,
No more teachers angry looks.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
muuauarA &Quttuup'
Open s:15 A. NJ New York-WASHINGTOkI Close 6 P.
FRIDAY REMNANT DAY!
Girls Mddies
Specially Priced, 81

SO dozen All-white Middies Of
good quality jean: regulation
style; also lace-front models:
sizes 6 to 20. Specially priced, 81.
3 Navy Blue Serge Two-piece
suits, Norfolk jacket. pleated
skirt on body; splendid quality:
sizes 10. IL. II. $3.50 esehI
were Sc5.
3 Jersey Suits. of good quail
ity; belted models. in navy, CO.
pen and heather mixtures: sizes
Il and is. s10.S0 eachI were
$3.50.
2 Girls Coats. made Of good
quality lightweight velour:
plain styles with belt and
pockets: sizes 6 and 8. $3.50
eaehI were sIe-Jo.
Girls Section, Fourth 6cof,
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22

working some Of those arith-
metic problems is like trying to
unite knots in a board fence.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22

as the side show freaks were going
home for the night.
Broad streets outdoor Bedlam. the
curb market. will soon be removed
from the lists OF the city's sights.
The new building that Is to house
the open-air traders IL nearing
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22

These Curtains are now in
great demand. and very popular
with every woman who wants
dainty. well arranged homes.
Especially appropriate for bed
rooms. and well liked for other
rooms II a little touch Of color
Is wanted. One style has
gathered ruffle with dainty en-
broidered edge in green, rose
or yellow; another style with
out ruffIe has narrow lace in
sertion and is embroidered in
colors with blue. rose or green
edge.
All are 2i yards IenE-S-sS
and s4..5 pair. Were $50 and
$3.50.
Curtain Section. Fifth tcor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28
The Leopard's Adopted Son

captured by a leopard, reared n
Jungle and at the age of FIVE years rec.
cued and returned to civilized life
such is the story of 4 native how tho.
comes from Bombay, India. Mr. S,er,
art Baker, fellow of the British zoo
logical Society, who saw the bow af,a,
he had been rescued from his wild fos
ter mother, vouches for the truth of ,bs
tale.
When the boy was caught he copId
run on all tours almost as fast &C =,
adult man can run on four legs, and in
lodging in and out of bushes he was
a miracle of swiftness. When Mr. Ra.
&er saw him his knees had had cal.
louses on them, and his toes were In.
right and almost at right angles to hie
instep. The palms of his hands and
the pads Of his toes and of his fingers
were covered with a very tough. horny
skin. He bit and fought with every.
one who came within reach: and any
village fowl that came near him he
seized, tore to pieces and ate with ex.
traordinary rapidity.
When he was brought before Mr.. Ba.
ker he had become more or less tanned.
Although generally assuming crouch
ing attitude, he walked almost upright.
but when suddenly startled he would
run off rapidly on all fours
For a long time the boy would not
sleep in his fathers hut, they tied him
with a rope and left him to make his
bed in the grass. Now, however. ha
had been trained to sleep indoors At
first he did not know how to speak.
but grunted and growled like an ami
NAL; now he is gradually learning his
native tongue. He has an exceptional
development of muscle for child Of
his years; his strength was such that
it took two men to handle him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28

Then, very deliberately. Pier. =,
cred the rife and watched ,bs Wv
Chamber from sight over a snoy. :, -eF
he, Pierre Baptiste, had syr-. -'-Se'
trail the bear down, and he b,4 "
Pierre was glad he had M, -. ~
to kill the bear. " worn
The trapper looked at the ball 90
yer lying at his feet, the fur n.a;, -,
every trapper of the far nor,b ~"
in his elysian dreams. ~
$50" Pierre spoke after the -.,.
ed bear. "Thees ees the reaso, ,l''
cum SO far, to pay you debt" ''4
Then Pierre looked away tow,-4 =
south. He no longer felt tired Io.
could he, with-he dropped 10 ~,
knees beside the fox.
"All night" he said, eve will, ,,,r.,
by morning we be homer
Then Pierre's white teeth Hash.l :.
a smile as he again looked in tho 4;
rection in which Silver Tip had 5,s.,
peared. sap
"Seelver Teep," he said. "vor go,
weeth eenterest!"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28
Useful at Last.

Flying machines, like schemes for
the securing of perpetual motion, are
apt to be better in theory than in
practice, but the Washington Star re-
ports one partial exception TO the .ulc
"Hullo, Timmins," said friend:
"have you done anything with your
flying machine yet?"
yes"
Anything PRACTICAL"
"Oh, yes, eminently so. Part of it
| used for kindling, and BY putting
rockers or the rest made /. into Q
hrst-c!.ss cradle for the twins.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28

that go with them. Their kitchens are more com,
fortaese TO work in, too, especially during warm
weather.
Another feature of the New Perfection is its long
blue chimney. This drives clean, sootlcss heat
against the cooking utensils with extremely
small loss by radiation. You can ALWAYS sec ths
flame through the little mica door.
me four-burner size equipped with warming
cabinet and New Perfection Oven is the most
popular. But you can obtain a five, three, two
or one-burner size if you prefer
Hiaaain Security Oil gives the best results uni.
formly. Use it all the time.
Ne~ Perfection Oil Cook Stoves are sold at most
hardware, furniture and department stores.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (NEW JERSEY
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28
a Wise Witness.

Inc prosecuting attorney had cn-
countered a somewhat difficult witness,
Finally, he asked the man if he was
acquainted with any of the men on the
Jury
Yes, sir" announced the witness.
"more than half Of them"
Are you willing to swear that YOU
know more than half of them :" de-
mandcd the lawyer.
"|hy if il comes 20 hat. I'm willing
70 swear '1e' ! know more than all ~
them put together"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stoves

A Belgian woman who lost her hus-
band in railway accident received
from the company $1,000 by wav OF
compensation. Shortly afterwards,
says the Boston transcript, she read of
travellers getting twice as much for
the loss of a leg. She went to the
company and protested that the differ
ence was unfair.
Madam" said the official, "thc two
awards are perfectly fair. Four thou
sand dollars won't provide the man
with new leg but with $1,000 you can
easily get a new husband.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28
Luck and Diamonds.

The sheerest luck guided the men
who discovered certain of the most IA
nous diamond mines in South Africa.
Here are the stories Of two of them:
One day just fifty years ago, says
British magazine, poor Boer farmer
named Van Wyk saw one of his chill
dren trying to pick out a pebble from
the mud walls of his rough house. He
looked at it and found it to he tiny
crystal that emitted varicolorei lights
Turning to the walls of his house, he
saw in them scores of similar peb-
bles. He picked out a few, showed
them to an expert and learneG th"t they
were diamonds. The walls Of his
house were literally incrustcl with
them. Thus was discovered the Ia
nous Dutoitspa mine, which in single
generation was destined to yiela tens
of millions of dollars worth Of fia-
monds.
Riding out one day a. sun1cvn TO
bring his horses, a Boer farmer 50"
a meerkat scraping earth from lis bur
row.The earth had an odd look that LED
the Dutchman to start TO fill his hand-
kerchief with it. To his astonIsh-
ment he presently found in his fingers
a three-fourths' carat diamond. he
paved over more Of the earth ana
found more diamonds. He had found
the Wesselton mine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28

THIS is the reason why cooking with
L a New Perfection is SO easy and
successful. You can regulate the heat
accurately to within few degrees every
time you bake particular kind of pastry
or cook roast.
Instead of the old way of crushing the fire" and
more often than not burning your cakes a little
experience with a New Perfection will show YOU
how easy IL is to get successful results uniformIv
You can adjust the heat in a second where il
takes several minutes with the draft and damper
method of coal range.
Over 1000 900 housekeepers who use the New
Perfection enjoy relief that from coal
ana wood carrying and all the litter and bother
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28

A drive is being made in Vermont 10
set an example for the nation in forest
rehabilitation. Warnings by eNfer!S
that extensive timber cutting bids ''H
to change the historic Green Noun
tains into a sad-colored brown range
have sunk deep in the minds OF 'aS
farmers and hundreds are seeking 10
heal the broad scars left by the an
men. For the last few years pfuue"
grangers have been setting ou' Il"
average of 100000 forest seed''"Es
each spring on denuded woodlands VI
little or no agricultural value ne
ports show that at least 81 per IN
of these youngsters are DEVELOPING
rapidly into sturdy trees
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-28

Sl5D GETS the Register a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
HOME PURCHASE PLAN
MEETS GREAT SUCCESS
Eouitable Life Assurance Society 70
Extend Home-BuNdiuE Campaign
TO Wheeling.

or unusual Interest just AZ tho pro-
sent time. is the home purchase pia"
inauEurated by the Equitable l.te As
surnnce Society Tn" Equitable mas
placed the plan in operation III Hunt
inr,on, ParkersburE. rlarkshurE' ana
Morrantown. with marked success. ana
Is now preparing to begin a campaign
In Wheeling.
The plan combines real estate loan
and an insurance policy. The nrospec-
tIre home builder borrOws money from
the Equitable at s PER cent. without
anv loan commissions or MORTGAGE re-
new-al charges. He then takes out
~. insurance policy for the amount
and his monthly payments include pay
mcnt on principal. interest and policy.
n he should happen to DIE before tne
amount Is paid. the insurance policy IL
,,ia 70 his wife who Ia thus fully pro-
,.ctad from loss The Equitable always
insists uron this protection. because II
400. not desire under any Cirrum-
lance. TO take the home away from
the family.
Tho Morgantown Tost states that the
chan,h.r OF commerce Of that city mas
heartily endorsed the Equitable plan
II Huntington tho response was 30
rre,, that one special Equitable repre-
,opt,tyc was unable 10 handle a.! tho
hr.,ns.s In view OF Weddings great
need for homes. 4 Ia believed tn"' .n's
civ offers a splendid field for this plan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
Friday Features That
Make Home Keeping
Hearts Happier

GARBAGE CANS Of gal
vanized iron with cover
and bail handle. Eight
gallon size, special, $1.31
CURTAIN STRETCHERS
made Of selected bass
wood. with nickled BRASS
pins one inch apart. When
set mp these strctchers
measure 5xlO feet. Spe-
rial al $3.50.
RID lid K o \ | \ q
BOARDS. the kind with
the attached stand that
stays put. Special. $4.39.
RUBBISH 81 'RNERS made
"f heavy steel. with hing
cd cover and side handles.
Special. 1929.
WASH BOILERS Of solid
copper, with hook handles
and dome coveri special
at $3.50. No. 3 size.
CLOTHES BASKETS. ~
all-wlllow, imported; oval
shape and medium size;
special at $1.S9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

JELLY TUNlBLERS Of the
preferred squat shape,
with tin covers, special at
$50 a dozen.
FRUIT JARS, the E-Z Seal
kind with glass caps; half
pintS, $50 IA dozen; pints,
SOC d dozen; quarts
$1.O5 a dozen.
MASON JARS, with screw
caps, roc a dozen for
pints; soc q dozen for
quarts.
COMBINETS, Of white
rnamclcd steel, with cover
and heavy wire bail and
wood grip. Special at
$1.S2.
STONE JARS of all capaci-
tiesj ! to l6 gallon sizes
at 23c a gallon; S to II
gallon sizes, at 25t a gal,
lnnt Is to 20 gallon sizes,
At SOC a GalIonG rs 10 30
gallon sizes, ~ 33t a gal
lon.