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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 19- Page 8 State Will Get $11, 000,000 For High way Construction The Sute Highway and Public Work Commission, of which I rank ! mIh.,,- mmII l.r.romo :l member on July first, will have eleven millions in cash from the federal froverrimtnt on Julv first with which to .-tart huili - in this state, accord- intf to press reports from Kaleign. ThL Sll.UOOUOO that will be avail fV,l f',,v new hitrhway construction North Carolina within less than i.. nw,un miK'h more to N far,,! inn is a whole than to Raleigh .. , ,u.. Hiirhwav Commission, ........ 'linir tn Chairman I di.vyiuii'h , while it mean- moie J"s ID two NorU. For more engineers and iirauLs,.,w. s-llll llioie u) etriebrt. lor am tlii? md iubs in some of the will do: -int raetors. it means thousands of men who the stale- Here are thine'- this Sll.UUD.OOO 1. lut from G.00U to 8.000 more . -men to work in the next 00 or i0 dayB. .. .ri hundred road con- tra"ct,r.- jobs for the first time many months. ! :ivo larti-e orders for ' manufacturers dependent ... ......t i..n work and contribute to the employment of thous ands of others. , , ..,,.,. f 1. Make possible me i'1'" I""""' all unfinished highway links in tn .itA hiirhwav system. r Mko nossiblc the widening and '....;,. f.viKtiny highways, U reiiUi iav.ii.fc w - r. . - ,.ti,,n of uni ernasses uuu passes, me u i 01 ruixaoiyu in materials upon milireciij BLINDFOLD ARTIST ( .!'?'. l.V A' .7v I'ERKINS over- bridges the removal aP"Thtsh$Cn -000,000 which North Car olina will receive as a result of the enactment of the Industrial Recovery Rill bv congress and from the unex pended Glance of l,r,00.000 fm previous Federal Aid Funds has few er stiinjfs to it than any other fed eral money that has ever Wen appro priated,"' Chairman Jeffjess saM. 'None of the ?!.r,00.0(IO received un der this act will have to be repaid, and verv little, if any, ol the o.her fl, .-,00.000 will have to be repaid, o that in reality the state is treU.ng an outright Rift of ?ll,000d(0 tn use on highway construction. -While we have not yet received he rules an, regulations from Wasll. innt government the expeii'lnures ol hi. t v c ol i i'ii5ii anM he do -e are ,i -.1 g' this money tiori- that can know that tin clsiwt'o- :m,l that aim oesary construction' woi ing to he done on (he's and -econdar.v load done wit! where w spend out. Struct ion can now for these ith it. we iw ing to be very all of the neo U stilt remain, tate's primury -tern- can- he a 1 . . this money. 1. means unu had absolutely nothing to if vtate funds; for new cmr uul betterments, that we ;pen, at least i?!!. 000,000 purpo.-es Chairman Jelfress is conliilent uuu th. nn r ults and ngulations wil bc forthcomi-ng from Washington by not later than July 1, ho tnat.bids may he called for by July ! or -0. ,.,io,nv sooner. In anticipation ol the appropriation of this money, many projects have-already Ix'cn surveyed anil specifications prepared, .so tmu bids may be called for and contrct8 dolav. Miice-iiiany will 'linish their "''I soon theivafier. be in a position to e new projects at Noted Blindfold Artist To Appear In Waynesville aplain Rube I'erkins Will Do Many Hafflintj Tricks While Blindfolded Captain Rube I'erkins, noted biind. fold artist. is scheduled to appear in Waynesville on July H, at which time he plans to walk around the top of t he First National ISank building, an I do many other baffling tricks, I'erkins while blindfolded will .shave a man, and play a game of checkers. He also plans to drive a car down Main street blindfolded as well as do a little window shopping and then de. scribe to the crowd what "he saw" through his blindfold. The walking around the edge of the bank building is expected to draw many people to Waynesville. He rtalud while here la.st week that he intended to climb to the top if several chimneys and jump from them to the edge of the huilding if he misses l.ii footing he'll have only three stories to fall before hitting I ipot itreet. Further details of Perkins-' visit to W'aynesville will be given ne: week in this paper. Interesting News Events From The Crabtree Section Many Social Events Of Interest Were Held At Crabtree Recent I v let with very little of tin' conl ractors jobs by- July 1 most -f them will po ahead on the onre. "If th" people onlv have a heart th delegations that road worked on much faster lv know wh ,vi'r the state will and Ho', delude wanting tnis nu we can sro aiu- ,tVress sand- all these roafU .11. ..l.i i. .,,. v, timt. are anil wnicn suoum v 'So if thev will let. us alone we cur go ahead much fastei . Atlantic time vis it! II a y- .V MEMORY- Ot- i?,,..,lti,,ns adon'.ed by the Commit tee aiii.oTuted by the superiiilfiwent ,.r Vnt Wavnesville church 10153. wv,f.r..:i our Almiirhty Itatn from our iiuiist 10 June IS ha ('it i-nnifiVii His home above, lien Keiley. U hi .1....4V, .v, ehnreh loses a faithful am lliaiii - , -1 numlwr tt'hlL 1 hC . nus . bfiVVU oiirlv childhood. lie took ill the work oi tn st in loyal from great inter' church. Mention tuo name of Hen Keilev iimnne- those who knew him best, nd :i mvstic influence steals ever thtin and strength of character itandi out in great prominence. Therefore, be it resolved: 1- That in the. death of Hen Kcrley our Sunday School has lost one of its most shining lights, an I who$s coinir awav we mourn arj whose place it will he hard to till. 2. That while we 'liourn the los of our friend and neighbor we how in humble submission to Jliot who doeth all things w-Ml. knowing thsit out loss is Ben's enternal gain. 3- That these resolutuns be kept in the files of tne c'i'i".-i:, a copy pent to the parents, and a copy bc published m The Mountaineer. Lula M. Rinaldi. Josephine Lcatlurwoo'l, Irene Galloway. WE PAY highest prices for old gold and silver. Watches, rings, crowns and other old gold and silver are worth money to you. Mail or bring us what you have. We will send check immediately on mail ship ments an if you are not satisfied return check and we will return your property. Finkelstein's, Pack Square. Asheville, N. C. It dreams, madness, fairy stories. Are the three related? A distinguished expert on mental diseases thinks so, and his reasons are given in an article in the American WeeWy, the maga zine distributed with next Sunday's Baltimore American. Buy . it from your favorite newsdealer. (RAliTREK (Special to The Mount u'noer - The farmers of this section are greatly in need of rain- Mi-. ( larenee Ridge of .JacksOn Crock" returned to his home on Mon day after spending some time visit ing relatives here. Miv. Matt Walker of South C.irolinn tia been visiting N. P. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Ren Noland, of Ashe- ville, spent the week-end with their parent-s, Mr, and Mrs. ('has. N'oland. Their -jster. Miss Fannie, returned home with them on Sunday to spend n few days. Mi?s Ora Williams, of City, . J., is spending some iting relatives and friends wnod. Mr-, rir.ioe Highfill and son. Phil lip of Roanoke.. Va , are visiting Rev and Mrs: llghlili, at he I'r ;'-'iee par onage. Mis Ruby Williams, of White Onk. spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs C. K. Williams. Mr, and Mrs. Taft Ferguson enter nined at ilinrier Sunday in honor, of -Irs. I-i-rguson s birthday. A beauti ful white birthday cake with pink candles graced the tafcle which was ie. on 'the lawn and dinner Was serv ed picnic style to the following guests Rev. and Mrs. Highfill. and. daughter Janet. Mr and Mrs. C E. Williams, and son, Bobby, of Crahtrce, Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Ferguson Mrs. Wilma Ramsey and children. Miss Ruth fergusnn Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lc rcrgusor., and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, I'uford Nolamt. ami children-, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ferguson, of Riverside, Mr. and Mrs. Law-son Kirk. Patrick, of llydcr Mt.. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. CampWl. and daughter. Ixiuis. of Wavnesville. Mr. and Mr Ralston Cimphell, : of Canton, Mrs. John Williams, of Limestone, Tenn.. Miss Kuhy Williams, of White Oak, Mrs. Kate Noland and children.. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirkpatrick, Miss Ora Williams, of Atlantic City, NT. J., Mn. Ferguson received many lovely eift and after everyone wishing her many many more happy birthdays, returned to their homes late in the afternoon after having spent a very enjoyahl day. Mrs. John Williams, of Limestone, Tenn., returned to her home on Mon day after visiting relatives in this section- I Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McCracken en tertained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Boyd and family, of Jonathan's t reek, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Mc Cracken, of Junaluska, Mr. Clarence Ridge, of Jackson Creek, Mrs. Jerry Leatherwood. and Mrs. James Med- ford, of AVaynesville. Our Representatives (Continued from page I) house with the exemption. Another piece of legislation, Sena- tor r rancis sponsored, or introduced, and carried through the Senate is a law for the relief of the teachers of the Stat'.-, exempting them for the next thr-e years from the require inen. to a 'end summer schools in order to retain their present rating during the years l'J.r.i, VJ-'A, and l'Jo5. That, of course. is an emergency piece of legislation, Mr. Frnacis stat ed during the period of depression. He was joined in this by Senator fa: ton. of Macon county. Along thi .-ami- line, Senators Francis and I'a'. Ion introduced and passed ;i roll re iiuirii.g boards of 'fducatiion an school colnniitteeiuen to 'j-'V,- prefer viici in the employment of teacher to residents of ;h'- coun'.y and State applying the law pai ticularly to the w(-.-tern counties- Senator Iatton also joined Mr. Francis in obtaining passage of a bill to .-top' for one year mortgage corn panics from foreclosing a deed of trust on real estate, thus, giving debtor one yr in which to make arrangements to retain their prop erty. Mr. . Francis said that' he went to the Senate with his mind made up to oppose every move to place a general sales tax upon' the statute books. He fought it to the las', ditch, voting against it every time it came up. but when it was seen it was goiiy to pass any way. he supported an amendment to strike out such necessities in the home as flour, lard, meat, bread, sugar, and other absolute household needs. In that way he assisted in taking the sting out of the' measure. An amendment was made to the revenue bill largely through the ef forts" of Mr. Francis, to increase the franchise tax of the power, telephone, telegraph, and railroad companies, in order tha: the sales tax might be kept down to the minimum. It i-1 estimate,! that this amendment will increase the amount of revenue "o about I?.':.-).!)!)!). Senator Francis also introduced a bill, similar to the Sullivan law for liuncoiube county, to allow offsets in the liquidation of banks in the coun : it's of Haywood Hi nilerson. .Jackson, Macon Rutherford, and Transylva nia counties. . The .-bill pased the Sen ate, and, when it reached -the hou 12 other counties were added. .11 r. I'ranci ; wa - the Principal pon .-."K and aggressor in the passage "id the beer bill, which it has been : limited.- will produce 1 .ollil ,111111 m revenue per vear. It was princip a . qtie.-lion- of revenue. In' explained so the tax on beer might he Used to reduce the taxes on other comniodi ties thai are necessities. That, it -aid, was one of the purposes of the beer bill, and its passage was assu front the start because of that fca ! lire of it. The Haywood senator is one of the young men Of the last Legislature who came to the front in the tigh for the reduction of taxation on real propel ty. .'iiv people are i.vr vtin that next ve'ir if 'o'lgrssnri l V. t avei shall he retired that Mr. Francis will be called upon t . take his place, From reports in many 'places, there seems to be a distinct call for hi services as reivresentatu e in I oih gress from this district.'.' Personals J MISS KIRK I'A TRICK IS BRIDGE HOSTESS Mi-s Mary Kirkpatrick entertained di lightfully at bridge last evening at the Clevewill Apartments in honor of her brother, Mr. O. Y. Kirkpat rick and Mrs. KVrkp-.rick,- of Charlotte, who are spending a few days hi the- city. 1 be home was beautifully -trrar.g-, ' , v. ; t ! i mixed summer l!o. er.: amid, whic.'i contract was enjoyed at six tab. i---. At the conclusion of the g;i:in-j a sal.id course was vrved. Lovely prize.- werL. pie.-on'.ed to the g'i'-of h',i.or and t-j the holders of .'i.,. n and low -cores. Mr. ..i.d rs. Bet. li u-ber. M r. anil 1 ae guests pre.-ent wer : Mis. Kirkpatrick. Mr. and .' Colkitt, Mr. and Mrs. Richan Jr.,, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coin. Mrs. Torn I.ee.. Jr., .Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mas-ie, Miss Isabel Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Craft. Mrs. James Michejls Mr.-. Wilson Barron, Miss Mary Barber, Miss Eleanor liushnell, Miss Adora Holtzclaw, Mr. C'jr.'eton Weatherby, Mr. Charles Leo. Mr. Jimmie N'eal, Mr. Jamc. Ferguson, and Mr. Wallace Blackwell. Mr. T. Y. Thomas, professor of n. itheniatics of Princeton University, is here for a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Thomas, at Da-Vista Terrace. Mr. (ieorge Sherrill is -pending a few d lys in Waynesville adding new equipment to Sherrill's Studio. Mr. and Mrs. as their guests daughter, Mrs. Mr. Ilinson, Mrs. William Ray had as last veek end their Jack Hinson, and Johnson and daugh- tci, 1'auline all ot Shelby. . .Miss Kli;:abtth King accompanied the Hinson's to Shelby for .i two weeks' vi.-il. Mr-. ( Tje-day a -cw Ilcrn. ha l ie-after R. Th a few mas lays' returned visit in .. Mrs, ; r, am es'eri I'eiinc s.-i-it re I'.adget t flazelwood Nine Defeated By Enka Inst wer loca the lead in the the visitors to -ixth Enka Enkti I! all Clul' Hazel wood boys -1 defeat on the Iwoou hovs took entertaining th Saturday, the handed a to leld. The Hazi second inning, bidding no runs through the seventh inning with four runs. inning. In tin came through Announcement haa been made of the marriage of Miss Edna McCrack en, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McCracken. to Mr. Link Enslev. of Cullowhee. June 5th, 1933. tying the score. Nothing was ac complished by either team- in the 'ighth frame, but in the ninth, ;is the 'trying goes Enka weut on a hitting -nice, registering live hits which wer ' turned lnto.live runs. I'oing the heavy hitting for the visitors. Ray Norman had .-.'a.' perfect day w ith live hits for. as many tries. I . Merrill got tin w for -five, and I ick Allen, Cooper tiiid Robinson each got two hits.. Fisher led for the local club with two for live. Hazolwood journey J, to Balfour Saturday of this week ENKA AB R II E Miller, rf. . ..... ... ....421 0 C. Miller, cf. . ....., . ..5 1 3 0 Not man. :!b 5 1 5 0 I). Allen, lb. . ..... .T 1 2 1 F. Allen, If. . 5 () 10 Cooper, ss. . . 5 1 2 1 Cornier, 2b. ..... .... ...01 0 0 Swayngim, c. . .........4 0 0 0 Robeson, p. . . . . .........4 2 2 0 Merrill, (Z) 2b 3 0 1 0 . 40 9 17 2 I'A) went in for Conden in 7th. HAZELWOOD AB R H E Queen, ss. . ........... .5 1 0 1 Fisher, 2b. ':. v . . . . , .... . . . . 5 2 2 0 Burrell. p. . ...... .4 0 1 0 Robinson, lb. ...... .....4 0 10 Wyatt, cf., . .... ,3 1 1 ', 0 Price, c. 1 4 0 10 I'revost, 3b. . ...........3 0 1 1 Putnam. If 4 0 1 0 Kuykendall. if. ........ .3 0 1 0 Mi (V ,..'(. In t i wil Visit (jay :.nd little son. Park. . Charles Hadgelt. Jr. left iy motor for ;i visit in Mrs. (iay anil Parker will VI- s in join in Newport :ind Mr. Padgett KtinxviHe. M I'-, 'ora II!!' Mi f.'u- weel Killi . W. ( -. el", left to a-'t Pres Ju .-, edi'i.i: o ' The. Mou:i-yo-terdtiy for Creeiis till t he . meeting of the s-ociat ion. 9 Frank II. Hunt hd't vesterd;iy Snowvillt'. Virginiii after a two ;s'. visit to Mr. and .Mrs. ). M. an- . Mr. ('. J. Recce, left yesterday to attend the Jefferson Stanard .Conven tion in Robinsville from. -.Thursday to Sin day. m Mi". Feed Ferguson, director of re lief of Haywood county, Miss. Mary (Juinlan, -and Miss Carrie Hall, of Canton, left Monday for Chanel Hill, where they' are taking a month's course in social welfare work. '.Mrs. W. W. Xorm.an and Mrs Rich-ard- Barber'. Jr. attended a luncheon gven tiy -Mrs. , K. Doa-r at her home Kenilworth Road, -Asheville,. yes terday. Misses. Ella and "Mike" Shackford returned to tneir home in Charlotte Friday after a few days visit to Mr. md Mrs. James Atkins. -; Mis . Ann High-tower,- of Macon, (icorgia. who has been the guest of Mr. Chick Lee for the past-week, re turned to her home yesterday. : Vre oti a normal, well-balanced person; .'Find out by answering the irefiilly devised questions in The Vnurican Wceklv. the magazine dis tributed ith next Sunday's 'Baltimore nierican. Buy it from yeur favo rite .newsboy or newsdealer. -. "-:". ' 35 -4. '9. .2 Enka ; 000 00 4059 Hazelwood 011000 200 4 Batteries for Enka. Robinson and Swayngim, for Hazelwood Burrell and trice. Are You Coming To ASHEVILLE? Whether shopping or visiting ynii will always find the homelike atmosphere here and courteous service to your liking. . . .and the coffee shop appetizing meals, appetizing ma Is. Asheville-Biltmore ; . .'::; HOTEL;:-.' '.:-"';,', Market at Spruce "1 Miss Louise Candler has returned to her home in Knoxville after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. John LeRoy Davis. GRACE CHURCH IN THE MOUN TAINS," WAYNESVILLE, N. C. Rev. Albert New, Rector. Sunday, June 25 ' 1933. 10 A. M., Church School. 11 A. M., Morning Prayer, and sermon by the Rector. Topic: "Earth ly and Heavenly Temples." Everybody cordially invited. For Sale 1500 acres of excellent farming, trucking and grazing land in one boundary in Ashe County, N. C, lor sale to close an estate. Un usually fine mountain land. Alti tude about 2500 feet. Confiden- parties. Good roads, schools and tial price and terms to interested churches convenient to property. (HAS. H. COWLES, Executor, Wilkesboro, N. C. Mrs. C,lificn Lupton of New Bern arrived last veek to spend the sum mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Francis. Mrs. Be.-s Lee Page arrived last Saturday from Raleigh to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lee. Mrs. Roy Plott and daughter, Mis, Martha Plott, of Statesville are sjiending a few weeks at their cabin near De'hvood. Me-sr.-. Atkins Shackford and Ji.ke Choate ( (.'harlo'.te arrived Friday for a week's visit to friends and rel atives here. s. Mi -s Faye (Jibbs, who i- attending suinmp,. school at Mars Hill College, will arrive tomorrow to spend the v.( ek-end with her sister, Mrs. C. M. I'i atel Mr. Hicus. Mr. and .Mrs. O. Y. Kirkpatrick and young daughter arrived Monday for :t several days' visit in the city and ire guests at the Hotel LeFaine. Tiuy are en route to their home' in charlotte from Atlanta. w Mr-:. Eugene Romfh and soii, Mr. Ed Romfh of Miami, Florida arrived Tuesday and are residing- at the Kiikpatrick Apartments. The Romfhs, who have been summer resi dents of Waynesville for a number of years., have a host of friends here who will learn wit pleasure of their arrival- Miss Ann Gihbs. of Atlanta, Geor gia is expected to arrived tomorrow for a visit to her sister, Mrs. ('. M. Ulcus, and Mr. Ulcus. Dr. M. V. Ziegler. of Raleigh, was a guest at the Hotel LeFaine last week-end. Mrs. E. P. Crane and daughter, Miss J. Crane, of New York City are spending this week at Cataloochee Ranch. Mr. Talniadge Dicus, of Asheville, visited relatives in the city last week, end. H A 'U Miss Shelby Semmes, of Ch Illinois, arrived Monday for a weeks' visit and is he gue?: and Mrs. J. R. McCraeke i. Semmes, who formerly live 1 hot a member of the Girls' La - ? of Chicago. She has a : . irienas in Waynesville wh-. v, '.. . with pleasure of her visit. Dr. William Sloan left Sur. : -.. Raleigh where he is taking . ' . lions or inc tate JiciLjii this week. Mr. L. Hoi: Moore of Nr.., , City, is .-pending hi? va cat his mother, Mrs. M. E. Mvj... sister, Miss Stephanie -Moure ..; La Junaluska. Mrs. Jeff Garrett and d..u..: Emily Byrd and .Mary, of Ret ; , . . arrived Monday to spend, a few v. with the former' pai'ents. Mr, Mis. K H. Blackwell. m Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Blackwell as their guest their daughter, il: . James Micheal. of Durham. Mrs. H. R. Frehn, of Kansas .Missouri. is expected to arrive M day to spend, the summer with L.: parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Blu.- we!l. Mrs. W. C. Russ left Saturday .g ..t.ll4 T" V V V 1 1 UB, 111 11 V HUCl I w with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fory ter Bennett. Mr. Russ accompanit-t her to Hendersonville and returs.x Sunday. " Mr Richard Fisher, of W;!j.a. Massachusetts, arrived Tue-dnv ;t spend several weeks in Vayt: -vilx-and is a guest at the Hotol - .. ville. Mr. Fisher is conneitti : England-Walton Company. LOST A large cameo pin betw, - Hazel street and Judge Felix Alloy's residence, Thursday, June 7. if found please return to Mrs. J. li. Palmer and received reward. EXPERIENCED Man Steno-h keeper desires position in Way::: ville or Canton. Best refere Phone 143. !: MAIN ST. NEXT TO MASSIE'S DEPT. STORE Bi; Values For SI. 00 (halt ine ... . .(i9c 25c Shu-Milk : . . . . . Ac 25c Xu-Sliine . . ..... 17c 25e Bird Seed . .15c 25c Uaby Tale. . . . . . ,Uc 1 .00 S. T. 37 ... . . . 75k- 31.20 Listerine .... . 79c 50c Fpana . . . . . . . . ..'.'k Listerine Paste . . . . 19c 50c (iillette Blades . .li lc ')5c Knders Blttdes . ,2:5c '55c Cem Blades . . . . 2.'?c 50c Durham Blades . ..'51c 25c 15. C. Powders . . Kic 25c Stanback ...... lb'c 25c Black Drought . . 1 5c ALL THREE FOR the PRICS OF ONE. veiling FACE POWDER PERFUME LIPSTICK AtL for the price of the powder alone . . 5c Chewing- (', urn, Mints, Etc. :5 for 10c 15c Dyes All Kinds . . . . . 10 c BOURJOIS It Pays to Trade at Smiths i Remedies Pint Squib Mineral Oil .,'... ...,;,;,. $1.20 Caldwell Syrup Pepsin .... $1.00 Wine of; Cardui . ... . . . , . Sl.OO Dr. Mills Nervine ..... ... $1.00 Henn Warn poles .'55c Sloans Liniment . .- 50c 666 ::; Medicine . . . 65c Bisodal Digestant 60c Kilmers Swamp Root $1.00 Qt. Milk of Magnesia 59c 89c 69 c 74c K. mm v' J cl 90 34c r Af Tiiteltn Chm Toilc 39c W$ 69c 13 c 98c 69c 37c 37c 31c int 17c Smith's Cut Rate Drag Store ihe, mum fci OF. REASONABLE DRUG PRICES Toiletries $1.00 Mello-Glo. Face Powder .... OlC 65c Perfection Cold q a or Van. Cream V. . OVQ $1.00 Box 500 M Large Facial Tissue ftC 25c Woodbury's ; Facial Soap . . . , . $2.50 Ambrosia 3-Piece Set . . . . $1.00 Tangee Lip Stick; . . 50c Rouge As sorted Makes 50c Lipstick Ass't Makes 50c Jergens ; Lotion . . . . . 25c Golden Glint Shampoo or Tint