Saves two-thirds of the
l cook’s time
Cooks the food better
I and does not heat
up the kitchen
Ice Cream Freezers
North Pole Freezer, with metal
pall. 1 qt. size, $1.25; 2 qt. size, $1.50
Alaska Freezer with wooden pall
1 qt. $1.75; 2 qt.. $2.15; 3 qt., $2.50; I
4 qt., $3.00: 6 qt., $3.85; 8 qt.. $4.75. . . |
THERMOS
GOODS
Pint Sizo Pottles, $1.25, $1.50, $2.25 and $2.50.
| Quart Size Bottles .$3.25 and $3.50
i
CoucH Hammocks
COUCH HAMMOCKS .$6.00, $9.00, $10.00
SCREENS
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WINDOW SCRliKNS
WINDOW SCREEN (slide) 18 in. high, 33 in. open.25c
WINDOW SCREEN (slide) 24 in. high, 33 In. open . 33c
WINDOW SCREEN (slide) 28 in. high, 37 In. open.42c
WINDOW SCREEN (metal frame) 24 in. high, 33 in. open .46c
ADJUSTABLE ENDS
14 in. high, 28 in. open . 46c
!4 in. high, 32 in. open . 48c
28 in. high, 32 in. open . 60c
DOORS
Heavy Door (1 1-8 in. thick) with four panels at the bottom .... $2.65
Door with 4 in. stiles 7-8 in. thick, well made with corners braced $1.75
Door 7-8 in. thick, light finish.$1.35
Chandler 6 Morse
HARDWARE
WEST WOODSTOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McNally, of
Worcester Mass., spent tlie week-end
; with their mother, Mrs. P. Morse.
Mrs. George Iloyce, of Urimfield,
Mass., is spending a few weeks with
| Mrs Morse.
G. 1,. Reach has moved his steam
mill on to P. W. Morse's land, sawing
for Morse and William Smith.
j George Gllbronson is building a
bungalow for Mrs. Sarah Carpenter.
j Nearly everyone in the neighbor
! hood attended the Centennial at
: Southbridge.
