Parade | Jan. 19, 2020

PLUS

Star Trek Is Back! P. 2

HOME TOWN

HEROES 6 Simple

MAKEOVER IDEAS, P. 7

HGTV’s ERIN & BEN NAPIER went home again to help rebuild their Mississippi community one house at a time

© PARADE Publications 2020. All rights reserved.

ER WALT

SCOT

T’S

When the Screen Actors Guild Awards are presented live Jan. 19 (TNT and TBS), Robert De Niro, 76, currently starring in Netflix’s acclaimed The Irishman, will be given the organization’s highest honor: the SAG Life Achievement Award. Here are five fun facts about the native New Yorker.

WALTER SCOTT ASKS...

PATRICK STEWART

His first role, at age 10, was the Cowardly Lion in a production of The Wizard of Oz.

BOLD TYPES

He gained 60 pounds—bingeing on ice cream and pasta—for his Oscar-winning part as boxing champ Jake LaMotta in Raging Bull. Ż Marlon Brando and De Niro are the only actors to win Oscars for playing the same character: Vito Corleone in The Godfather and The Godfather: Part II, respectively.

He paid a dentist to “mess up” his teeth for his role as psychopathic ex-con Max Cady in Cape Fear— then paid even more to have them fixed after the movie was finished.

Meryl Streep is his go-to female co-star. They have made three films together: The Deer Hunter, Falling in Love and Marvin’s Room. Ź

It seemed like the handwriting was on the wall for Jacqueline Carlyle (Melora Hardin) when her editor-in-chief office at Scarlet magazine—loosely based on Cosmopolitan—was being boxed up in the season three finale of The Bold Type. When the Freeform series returns (Jan. 23), the magazine is reeling as it’s forced to adjust to a new future in the fashion media business.

“Playing Jacqueline is a joy because she is always a deep-thinking woman,” says Hardin, 52, who also played Jan Levinson on The Office and Trudy Monk on Monk. “This season we will see how those qualities are tested.”

ROB TO THE RESCUE

In the new spinoff drama series 9-1-1: Lone Star (Jan. 19 on Fox), Rob Lowe stars as Owen Strand, a 9/11 survivor from Manhattan who relocates to Austin to help a group of firefighters start anew after their firehouse has to be rebuilt. Lowe, 55, will be joined by Liv Tyler, 42, who plays chief paramedic Michelle Blake. “I have been involved with first responders a ton because my little town of Santa Barbara has suffered two devastating wildfires and floods in the past year,” says Lowe. “What they go through is just amazing.”

E M A I L YO U R Q U E S T I O N S F O R WA LT E R S C O T T T O

PERSONALITY@PARADE.COM

HOW DOES STEWART HELP VETERANS WITH PTSD AND HOMELESS D O G S ? G O T O PARADE.COM/STEWART T O F I N D O U T . Ź

The Emmy-nominated British actor, 79, reprises his iconic role as Jean-Luc Picard, which he played for seven seasons on Star Trek: The Next Generation, when the new series Star Trek: Picard premieres Jan. 23 on CBS All Access. The show, also starring Jonathan Frakes, will follow the space captain into the next chapter of his life.

What is new with Picard in his emeritus years?

The story begins in retirement and, gradually, we learn why he is retired and a grumpy old sot. I wanted to explore what happened to Picard and what happened to the Starfleet in the Federation in the 17 years that had passed.

There is a lot of action.

Do you enjoy being able to stretch, like playing the more villainous role in the latest Charlie’s Angels movie? It’s what keeps me going. Diversity is everything for me. I was never a leading man; I was a character actor from the very beginning, and I have looked all the time for the next project to be something quite unlike what I’ve just done, because just being Patrick Stewart really doesn’t interest me at all.

What don’t we know about you? In the past few years, I have developed a passion for jigsaw puzzles. I do only 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzles, and I do all kinds of subjects. For me, it is one of the major points of relaxation. I have them framed. I have about 14 of them hanging on a staircase in our apartment in Brooklyn.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: SEAN ZANNI/GETTY IMAGES FOR TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL; FREEFORM/JUSTIN COIT; DAVID M. BENETT/DAVE BENETT/GETTY IMAGES FOR LACOSTE; TRAE PATTON/CBS; MILLER MOBLEY/FOX; TBM/UNITED ARCHIVES/NEWSCOM; JOHN SPRINGER COLLECTION/CORBIS/GETTY IMAGES; UNITED ARTISTS/EVERETT

ARE YOU TALKIN’ TO ME?

2 | JANUARY 19, 2020

© PARADE Publications 2020. All rights reserved.

The Invention of the Year The world’s lightest and most portable mobility device Once in a lifetime, a product comes along that truly moves people. Introducing the future of personal transportation... The Zinger.

Throughout the ages, there have been many important advances in mobility. Canes, walkers, rollators, and scooters were created to help people with mobility issues get around and retain their independence. Lately, however, there haven’t been any new improvements to these existing products or developments in this field. Until now. Recently, an innovative design engineer who’s developed one of the world’s most popular products created a completely new breakthrough... a personal electric vehicle. It’s called the Zinger, and there is nothing out there quite like it.

“I can now go places and do things that I wasn’t able to go or do before. It has given me a new lease on life and I am so happy I found it!”

–Dana S., Texas The first thing you’ll notice about the Zinger is its unique look. It doesn’t look like a scooter. It’s sleek, lightweight yet durable frame is made with aircraft grade aluminum. It weighs only 47.2 lbs but can handle a passenger that’s up to 275 lbs! It features one-touch folding and unfolding– when folded it can be wheeled around like a suitcase and fits easily into a backseat or trunk. Then, there are the steering levers. They enable the Zinger to move forward, backward, turn on a dime and even pull right up to a table or desk. With its compact

FREE Accessory Pack valued at $99

Available in Green, Black and Blue (shown)

yet powerful motor it can go 10” up to 6 miles an hour and its The Zinger folds to a mere 10 inches. rechargeable battery can go up to 8 miles on a single charge. With its low center of gravity and inflatable tires it can handle rugged terrain and is virtually tip-proof. Think about it, you can take your Zinger almost anywhere, so you don’t have to let mobility issues rule your life. You can even gate check it at the airport like a stroller.

Why take our word for it. You can try the Zinger out for yourself with our exclusive home trial. Call now, and find out how you can try out a Zinger of your very own.

Zinger Chair® valued at $99

FREE Accessory Pack .

1-888-884-6508

The Zinger Chair is a personal electric vehicle and is not a medical device nor a wheelchair. Zinger is not intended for medical purposes to provide mobility to persons restricted to a sitting position. It is not covered by Medicare nor Medicaid. © 2019 firstSTREET for Boomers and Beyond, Inc.

83986

Just think of the places you can go: • Shopping • Air Travel • Bus Tours • Restaurants– ride right up to the table! © PARADE Publications 2020. All rights reserved.

Easier is better with a Jitterbug.

Parade

Visit PARADE.COM/PICKS for more trending products

How to be a

Gentleman T

New rate plans, now with more minutes!

Plans as low as

1499

$ Plans with data as low as

month2

Large screen and big buttons Simple menu with YES/NO navigation Powerful speaker Long-lasting battery Built-in camera with flash Reading magnifier with LED flashlight 5Star button for emergency help, 24/7

1748

$

2

Simple menu Large, 5.5” screen Long-lasting battery Mobile Internet access Voice Typing makes texting easy Built-in 13MP camera with flash 5Star® Service for emergency help, 24/7

he rollicking BritishAmerican crime comedy The Gentlemen (in theaters Jan. 24), starring Matthew McConaughey and Hugh Grant, will have you craving tartan, wool and whiskey.

We’re here for you.

—Megan O’Neill Melle

Bottoms Up

Etched in 22-karat gold, this London Map Rocks Glass houses your whiskey and highlights the famous city streets and neighborhoods of London. $24, welltold design.com

British Pedigree AFFORDABLE Talk plans are as low as 14 per month for the Jitterbug Flip and plans with data are as low as 17 per month for the Jitterbug Smart2. There are no long-term contracts to sign and no cancellation fees. Plus, coverage is powered by the nation’s largest and most dependable wireless network.

Friendly customer service representatives are happy to help you figure out which phone is best for you. For a limited time, get 25% off.

Plus, get more minutes with our great new rate plans!

SAFE Turn your Jitterbug Flip or Jitterbug Smart2 into a personal safety device with our exclusive 5Star Service. In any uncertain or unsafe situation, simply press the 5Star button and our highly-trained Urgent Response Agents will confirm your location, evaluate your situation and get you the help you need.

Nationwide coverage

No long-term contracts

Available at:

To order or learn more, call

or visit us at

1-866-359-7006

greatcall.com/Phones

No hidden monthly fees

Framed Refreshment

Spotlight the U.K.’s world of whiskey with Pop Chart’s Survey of Scotch Print, a cartographical study of the nation’s favorite imbibe. $30, popchart.co

Scarf Style Milled and

1

Free U.S.-based customer service and tech support

From the iconic 125-yearold British luxury brand, Barbour’s Newbrough Tartan Gloves give your digits a cozy refuge. $90, backcountry.com

Keep your current phone number

¹25% off of device applies only to MSRP of $99⁹⁹ for the Jitterbug Flip and $149⁹⁹ for the Jitterbug Smart2. Only valid for new lines of service. Offer valid through 2/1/20. ²Monthly fees do not include government taxes or assessment surcharges and are subject to change. Plans and services may require purchase of a GreatCall device and a one-time setup fee of $35. 5Star or 9-1-1 calls can be made only when cellular service is available. 5Star Service tracks an approximate location of the device when the device is turned on and connected to the network. GreatCall does not guarantee an exact location. 5Star is only available with the purchase of a Health & Safety Package. Jitterbug, GreatCall, and 5Star are registered trademarks of GreatCall, Inc. Copyright ©2020 GreatCall, Inc.

woven in the British Isles, Prince of Scots’ scarves (seen here in Antique Buchanan) are made of 100 percent pure merino lambswool and available in the region’s most renowned tartan designs. $88, princeofscots.com

GRANT COURTESY STXFILMS

EASY From the creators of the original, easy-to-use cell phone comes the Jitterbug® Flip and the Jitterbug Smart2. Both phones have large screens, simple menus and powerful speakers. The Jitterbug Flip is the easy-to-use cell phone that is perfect for staying connected to family and friends. The Jitterbug Smart2 is the simplest smartphone ever for anyone who wants to text, email, get directions, and browse the Internet with ease.

4 | JANUARY 19, 2020

© PARADE Publications 2020. All rights reserved.

LU QUALITY & VA

E

YOU CAN

T S U R T D! GUARANTEE

GET IT ASELLS 20 MAIN COURERT + SIDES & DESS

THE BUTCHER’S BUNDLE EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE

WITH AMERICA’S ORIGINAL BUTCHER Trimmed twice for no exterior fat, the Butcher’s Cut is a leaner, steakhousestyle filet mignon. You can enjoy this incredible steak, and an amazing collection of Omaha Steaks favorites, with this special limited-time offer!

4 (5 oz.) Butcher’s Cut Filet Mignons 4 (4 oz.) Boneless Pork Chops 4 (4 oz.) Omaha Steaks Burgers 4 (3 oz.) Gourmet Jumbo Franks 4 (2.8 oz.) Potatoes au Gratin 4 (4 oz.) Caramel Apple Tartlets Omaha Steaks Seasoning Packet $238.91* separately

COMBO PRICE

$

+ 4 MORE

BURGERS FREE!

6999

0.811.7832 Order Now 1.8 0

|

m/bundle13 OmahaSteaks.co

r’s Ask for The Butche

L

Bundle 61086KN

*Savings shown over aggregated single item base price. Limit 2. Free burgers will be sent to each shipping address that includes (61086). Standard S&H added per address. Not valid with other offers.

Expires 3/31/20. All purchases subject to Omaha Steaks, Inc. Terms of Use & Privacy Policy: omahasteaks.com/termsof-useOSI and omahasteaks.com/info/privacy-policy or call 1-800-228-9872. Photos exemplary of product advertised. SRC0608

© PARADE Publications 2020. All rights reserved.

E

are hitting the road to revitalize another small town for a 2021 six-episode spinoff series, Home Town Rescue. The couple will help members of a yet-to-be-named community renovate homes and upgrade public spaces. Don’t worry, Laurel, they’re not leaving permanently. The original show will go on.

“We never want to live anywhere else,” Erin says. “We love it here.”

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT

Sweethearts ERIN AND BEN NAPIER are helping to rebuild their small Mississippi town one house at a time— and HGTV viewers can’t get enough.

Plus: Their smart tips for your home makeover. BY LEANNE POTTS

Erin grew up in Laurel wanting to be a book designer, inspired by her real estate agent mother’s painting and writing and an aunt who was into scrapbooking. Her aunt gave her a “big, huge photo album with staticky sheets,” and little Erin filled it with leaves she found, newspaper clippings about dinosaur bone discoveries and her own writing.

In seventh grade, she discovered typography. “As soon as we got a computer, that’s when graphic design began for me,” Erin says.

“I would make these fake ads, fake logos. I had fun with type.”

Erin and Ben both attended a junior college in nearby Ellisville, Miss. He was a 20-year-old history major, the son of a Methodist minister who had grown up in little towns all over the South. She was an 18-year-old graphic design major, the daughter of a doctor whose family had lived in Laurel for generations. He was outgoing and funny. She was quiet and artistic.

They met when she took his photo for a yearbook feature. “Six days later, we decided we would get married—when we got out of school,” Erin says. “We’ve been inseparable ever since.”

They transferred to Ole Miss, and that’s when Ben picked up woodworking. When Erin needed

COVER BY HGTV; FEATURE OPENER BY LAURA GOOD/DISCOVERY INC

rin and Ben Napier, known to millions as the stars of the HGTV hit series Home Town, still can’t believe that renovating houses in tiny Laurel, Miss., has made them famous. “We do such a mundane thing,” says Erin, 34.

“We work from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.,” says Ben, 36. “Yeah, we have a cameraman and a director, but it’s like we’re going to work in an office with our construction team or on a job site.”

The show, entering its fourth season, follows Erin and Ben as they turn dilapidated old houses into dream digs. It’s also bringing new energy to Laurel, an old timber town of almost 19,000 that waned in the mid–20th century once the area’s loblolly pine forests were logged. Laurel has “seen some hard times,” said Ben in the show’s season-one opening.

“We’re committed to changing that one house at a time.”

The series has turned Erin and Ben into America’s newest home renovation sweethearts and made Laurel a tourist destination for fans of the show. Visitors drive through the historic district looking for some of the 30-plus houses renovated on the show— as well as for the Napiers’ 1925 Craftsman. They shop at businesses the Napiers are partners in, such as Laurel Mercantile Co., a housewares boutique, and Scotsman General Store, which sells boots, flannel shirts, craft soda and the Napiers’ own brand of coffee, Big Ben’s Blend. Ben’s woodshop is housed there too. It features an exhibition window, so visitors can watch him make furniture for the show.

In a twist, this year the Napiers 6 | JANUARY 19, 2020

© PARADE Publications 2020. All rights reserved.

MY DEFINITION OF HOME IS…

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: ISTOCK (2); COURTESY HOMETOWN; ASBE/E+/GETTY IMAGES; ISTOCK (2); MEGGAN HALLER FOR THE WASHINGTON POST VIA GETTY IMAGES

“WHEREVER ERIN AND [OUR DAUGHTER] HELEN ARE.”

“THE PLACE I’D RATHER BE WHEN I’M ON A PLANE.”

and we couldn’t afford it,” she says.

So Ben built one just like it for her.

He discovered that making furniture made him happy and that there was no place he would rather be than in a woodshop. “My real passion is furniture design,” Ben says. “You can get lost in it.”

FAME FOUND THEM After they graduated college, the couple moved back to Laurel. “My parents said, ‘You’re very talented, but you live in Mississippi, baby. It’s just going to be hard to be a professional artist,’ ” Erin says. “And I was

like, ‘No it’s not. Just watch, and I’ll show you.’ I think it was a little bit of a rebellion for me to come back here.”

She worked as a graphic designer, then started her own business designing letterpress wedding invitations. Ben was a woodworker, Methodist student ministry director and Mr. Loblolly, the town’s official lumberjack mascot. They bought the gorgeous old house Erin had wanted to live in since she was a little girl, began renovating it and they got two fuzzy dogs.

Their big break came when an HGTV executive started following Erin’s Instagram account and saw the makings of a TV show about an adorable couple’s life in a small town in the Deep South. The executive, Lindsey Weidhorn, who now runs her own production company, asked the Napiers if they were game. Erin and Ben said yes, hoping they’d draw positive attention to Laurel.

Home Town premiered in March 2017 and was an instant hit. The show is a paean to small-town life, where neighbors are friendly, church bells ring on the hour and mortgage payments are small. You can watch for hours as Ben and Erin rescue wood floors from shag carpet, eradicate 1980s kitchens and get it all together in time for the big reveal.

SCRAPPY, NOT CRAPPY On each episode, a homeowner chooses one of two homes selected by the Napiers, buys the place and hands the keys over for the remodel.

The couple works with contractors, artisans and designers to direct the renovation. Ben makes a few pieces of custom furniture and features for the house, like a banquette made of wood repurposed from the local high school gym or a kitchen table

BEST RENO IDEA

Ż

BEN: “Customize prefab. We bought a door off the shelf for our house but pulled off the factory trim and custom-made trim to match the house.”

Ż

frames for a student exhibition, Ben made them. He’d done rough carpentry, but fine woodworking was new. “It became an obsession,” Ben says. Yep, he became a woodworker for the woman he loved.

Erin inspired his first foray into furniture making. “I wanted a $3,000 armoire I saw in an antiques mall,

ERIN: “You need bigger baseboards than you think you do. Big baseboards are sexy.”

WHAT THEY GEEK OUT ABOUT BEN: Wood

Żgrain, like

in the crib he made for Helen.

ERIN: Typography can be art.

Ż

WHAT EVERY HOME MUST HAVE

Ż

BEN: Big windows open up any space.

Books ŻERIN: personalize a room.

continued on page 8 JANUARY 19, 2020 | 7

© PARADE Publications 2020. All rights reserved.

W E’ R E A L L DI F F E R E N T,

f r o m p a ge 7

S O O U R W EI G H T L O S S P L A N S S H O U L D B E DI F F E R E N T T O O!

I N T R O D U CI N G N E W

P E R S O N AL PL A N S

G et y o ur p ers o n al pl a n a n d l os e u p t o

2 2 p o u n ds & 12 i nc h es

i n 3 m o nt hs*

, Q D VW X G \ R Q W K H VW D Q G DU G 1 XWUL V \ VW H P SO D Q D Y HU D J H Z HL J KW O R V V Z D V O E V D Q G L Q F K H V L Q W K H Âż U VW P R QW K V

V HU YL Q J V X J J H VWL R Q

KI C K S T A R T Y O U R W EI G H T L O S S A N D LE A R N H O W T O KEE P IT OFF

E at Fr e e F or 4 W e e ks! •

N e w p ers o n al pl a ns tri pl e m at c h e d t o y o ur g o al s, b o d y t y p e & f o o d pr ef er e n c e s . • G et t h e i d e al n utriti o n al mi x wit h a n e as yt o-f oll o w pl a n t o a c hi e v e y o ur g o al s .

M A RI E O S M O N D L O ST 5 0 L B S*

• F R E E F e d E x s hi p pi n g t o y o ur d o or.†: HL J KW O R VW R Q SUL RU SU R JU D P ( [ S H FW W R O R V H D Q D Y J RI O E V S HU Z H H N

T H A T’ S 4 P R O G R A M W E E K S O F: B R E A K F A S T S • L U N C H E S • DI N N E R S • S N A C K S F R E E! â€

F

ES AK SH E RE

B E S T P A R T: E A T F R E E F O R 4 W E E K S & G E T 3 5 % O F F + F R E E S HI P PI N G â€

RII U H J XO DU R Q H WL P H U DW H ZLW K D XW R G HOL Y HU \

M O N

B A C E KY

G UAR A NTE ED .

1- 8 7 7- 4 0 3- 8 4 4 6 | n utri s y st e m. c o m / p ar 0 0 2 0 O n N utri s y st e m, a d diti o n al gr o c er y it e m s r e q uir e d. *I n c h e s l o st fr o m hi p s, w ai st, c h e st, t hi g h s a n d ar m s. )U H H V K D N H V ZLW K D Q \ Z H H N SO D Q Âż U VW RU G HU R QO \ )U H H V KL S SL Q J & R QWL Q H QW DO 8 6 R QO \ )U H H Z H H N RI Q R Q IU R ] H Q I R R G R Q Q H Z Z H H N D XW R G HOL Y HU \ RU G HU V Âż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ÂśU H Q RW V DWL V Âż H G ZLW K \ R XU Âż U VW RU G HU F DOO ZLW KL Q W K H Âż U VW G D \ V D Q G V H Q G W K H U H P DL QL Q J I R R G E D F N I RU D I XOO U HI X Q G O H V V V KL S SL Q J * R R G R Q Q H Z Z H H N SO D Q V Âż U VW RU G HU R QO \ /L PLW R Q H S HU F X VW R P HU 1 XWUL V \ VW H P , Q F $OO UL J KW V U H V HU Y H G

wit h p erf e ctl y t ur n e d l e gs. Eri n d e ci d es w h at w alls t o k n o c k d o w n t o o p e n u p t h at d at e d ďŹ&#x201A; o or pl a n a n d a d ds artis a n t o u c h es, li k e c ust o m st ai n e d gl ass wi n d o ws or w all art m a d e fr o m t h e i n n ar ds of a n ol d pi a n o.

Th e y gi v e h o m e o w n ers t h e di gs of t h eir dr e a ms f or l ess t h a n $ 2 0 0, 0 0 0, o n a v er a g e, i n cl u di n g t h e h o us e s al e pri c e a n d t h e r e n o. â&#x20AC;&#x153; We gi v e p e o pl e t h e v er y b est hist ori c r est or ati o n a n d pr es er v ati o n w e c a n wit h t h e b u d g et t h at t h e y h a v e. â&#x20AC;&#x2DC; S cr a p p y, n ot cr a p p yâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; is t h e m ott o ar o u n d h er e,â&#x20AC;? Eri n s a ys.

Eri n a n d B e n ar e nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t i m pr ess e d wit h t h eir o w n c el e brit y.

Th e yâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;r e q ui c k t o gi v e cr e dit f or t h eir s u c c essf ul r e n os a n d t h e t o w nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s r e vi v al t o t h e cr e w t h at h el ps t h e m o n t h e h o us e m a k e o v ers a n d t o t h eir b usi n ess p art n ers a n d f ell o w L a ur el r esi d e nts.

Th e c o u pl e is c o mf ort a bl e j ust b ei n g t h e ms el v es, li vi n g a h u m bl e lif e a n d p utti n g t h eir 2 - y e ar - ol d d a u g ht er ďŹ rst. â&#x20AC;&#x153; H el e nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s n u m b er o n e, a n d e v er yt hi n g els e h as t o f all i n li n e b e hi n d h er,â&#x20AC;? Eri n s a ys.

Th e y w al k t h e t al k w h e n it c o m es t o r es p e cti n g his t or y. Th e y dri v e a 1 9 6 2 C h e v y pi c k u p a n d a 1 9 8 8 J e e p Gr a n d Wa g o n e er. Th e y li v e i n a 9 5 - y e ar - ol d h o m e a n d w or k o n ol d h o us es all d a y. â&#x20AC;&#x153; Ol d er t hi n gs ar e t h e cl os est t hi n gs w e h a v e t o ti m e m a c hi n es,â&#x20AC;?

Eri n s a ys. â&#x20AC;&#x153; E v er yt hi n g s h o ul d b e s a v or e d a n d e nj o y e d, a n d I t hi n k t h atâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s w h at ol d h o us es â&#x20AC;&#x201D; a n d lif e â&#x20AC;&#x201D; ar e a b o ut.â&#x20AC;?

St art s m all! Visit P a r a d e. c o m/f o r d f or m or e d esi g n a d vi c e fr o m R est or e d b y t h e F or dsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; L e a n n e a n d St e v e.

8 | J A N U A R Y 1 9, 2 0 2 0

Š P A R A D E P u bli c ati o n s 2 0 2 0. All ri g ht s r e s er v e d.

#

1 Selling

for Specia Par ade l Offer Rea der s

Now you can finally have all of the soothing benefits of a relaxing warm bath, or enjoy a convenient refreshing shower while seated or standing. Introducing Safe Step Walk-In Tub’s exclusive NEW Shower Package!

First and only walk-in tub available with a customizable shower Fixed rainfall shower head is adjustable for your height and pivots to offer a seated shower option Durable frameless tempered glass enclosure available High-quality tub complete with a comprehensive lifetime warranty on the entire tub Top-of-the-line installation and service, all included at one low, affordable price

Now you can have the best of both worlds–there isn’t a better, more affordable walk-in tub!

Call today and receive a

FREE SHOWER PACKAGE! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY

Call Toll-Free 1-800-966-9614

www.GoToSafeStepTub.com

With purchase of a new Safe Step Walk-In Tub. Not applicable with any previous walk-in tub purchase.

Offer available while supplies last. No cash value.

Must present offer at time of purchase.

CSLB 983603 F13000002885 13HV08744300

“Trust me, your body will thank you!”– Terry Bradshaw

1-800-966-9614 FINANCING AVAILABLE WITH APPROVED CREDIT

© PARADE Publications 2020. All rights reserved.

A s k M a ril y n B y M a ril y n v os S a v a nt

W h y ar e m or e a n mi s u si n g “I ” a n d s a yi n g “I ” w h e n —

W hil e s o m e s e e a Ɠ Q H VW HUOL Q J Q H F NO D F H W e s e e a d eli g htf ul mi x of e x q ui sit e cr aft s m a n s hi p a n d e xtr a or di n ar y v al u e. Y o u’ll s e e a n e xtr a d a s h of el e g a n c e. T h at o n e p erf e ct pi e c e t h at t ur n s a

d m or e p e o pl e “ m e, ” u s u all y “ m e ” i s c orr e ct ?

M ar g ot G u e nt h er, B o ul d er Cit y, N e v.

Fir st, p e o pl e h a v e l o n g mi s u s e d t h e s e w or d s. B ut m or e r e c e ntl y, t h e p er s o n al pr o n o u n “ m e ” h a s a cq uir e d a di mi n uti v e or s u b or di n at e c o n n ot ati o n ( a s i n “littl e ol d m e ”).

F or t h at r e a s o n, p e o pl e n o w oft e n u s e t h e w or d “I ” b e c a u s e it s o u n d s b ett er t o t h e m, m a ki n g gr a m m atic al g aff e s li k e, “ S e n d a c o p y t o m y br ot h er a n d I. ” Ot h er p e o pl e — e v e n w ell- e d u c at e d o n e s — si m pl y a v oi d t h e w or d. F or e x a m pl e, I’ v e s e e n pr of e s si o n al s writ e, “ S e n d t h e c o ntr a ct t o m y att e nti o n, ” w h e n it’s o b vi o u s t h e y m e a n si m pl y, “ S e n d t h e c o ntr a ct t o m e. ”

S e n d q u e sti o n s t o m a ril y n @ p a r a d e. c o m

littl e bl a c k dr e s s i nt o a s p e ci al e v e ni n g o ut a n d t a k e s a f a v orit e cr e w n e c k fr o m c a s u al t o st u n ni n g.

N u m b ri x

C o m pl et e 1 t o 8 1 s o t h e n u m b e r s f oll o w a h o ri z o nt al o r v e rti c al p at h — n o di a g o n al s.

77

$

99

3O X V )U H H 6 KL S SL Q J

St erli n g B y z a nti n e N e c kl a c e 1 8 " l e n gt h. 1 ŝ4 " wi d e. L o b st er cl a s p.

Ot h er l e n gt h s al s o a v ail a bl e: 1 6 " $ 8 9 2 0 " $ 1 0 9 R o s s- Si m o n s It e m # 8 4 9 4 3 7 T o r e c ei v e t hi s s p e ci al off er, u s e off er c o d e: T H E B E S T 3 3 5 1. 8 0 0. 5 5 6. 7 3 7 6 or vi sit r o s s- si m o n s. c o m/t h e b e st

®

75

73

55

53

65

49

21

43

19

41

11

9

1

31

33

Vi sit P a r a d e. c o m/ n u m b ri x f or m or e M aril y n v o s S a v a nt N u m bri x p u z zl e s a n d t o d a y’s s ol uti o n.

1 0 | J A N U A R Y 1 9, 2 0 2 0

© P A R A D E P u bli c ati o n s 2 0 2 0. All ri g ht s r e s er v e d.

S y st e m s A s L o w A s $ 1 9. 9 5/ m o ‡ P L U S 1 F R E E M o nt h & F R E E S hi p pi n g* *

1 - 8 7 7- 2 7 6- 1 6 0 7 w w w. M e di c al Al ert. c o m

© P A R A D E P u bli c ati o n s 2 0 2 0. All ri g ht s r e s er v e d.

20%

S U PE R C O U P O N

H A R B O R F R EI G H T T O O L S Q u ali t y T o ol s a t Ri di c ul o u sl y L o w P ri c e s

D O L L A R D A Y PL U S

H U N D R E D S O F U N A D V E R TI S E D S U PE R C O U P O N

S U PE R C O U P O N

6 PI E C E S C R E W D RI V E R S E T

$

1

$

2 99

C u st o m er R ati n g

CO MPARE TO

$ 47

$

5

$ 24

HYPER TOUGH

1

$ 99

M O D E L: 5 5 5 7 0 2 1 9 0

1

DI A B L O

I T E M 4 7 7 7 0/ 6 2 5 8 3/ 6 2 7 2 8/ 6 2 5 7 0 s h o w n

* 2 4 52 4 05 0 33 0 305 3 5 *

$

$

3 99

S A VE 4 9 %

C u st o m er R ati n g

* 2 4 52 4 25 2 33 2 121 1 1 *

It e m 61675 sho wn

LI MI T 5 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0 *

S U PE R C O U P O N

C u st o m er R ati n g

M A GI C M O VI N G S LI D E R S

3

$ $

3 99

S A VE 7 3 %

I T E M 6 2 1 8 2/ 4 0 0 7 1 s h o w n

C O MPA RE T O

J M K LI T $ 26

* 2 4 52 4 55 5 33 9 298 2 8 *

11

C u st o m er R ati n g

9 PI E C E Q UI C K R E L E A S E M A G N E TI C N U T S E T T E R S E T S

TYPE SAE

$ $

ITE M 6 5 8 0 6/ 6 8 4 7 8

5 49

6 8 5 1 9/ 6 0 3 8 4 S A VE 8 2 % * 2 4 52 4 65 6 66 5 655 6 5 *

M E T RI C

you r c h oi ce

4

C O MPA RE T O

D E W ALT $ 43

22

M O D E L: D W 2 2 2 9 Z

LI MI T 5 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

S O LI D R U B B E R W H E E L C H O C K

5

7

$ 99 C O MPA RE T O

MAXXTO W $ 46

17

M O D E L: M N T 7 0 0 7 2

S A VE 6 6 % C O MPA RE T O

ONE PO WER $ 99

3 99

* 2 4 52 4 45 4 11 9 693 6 3 *

8

M O D E L: P S 4 0 1

$ 99

ITE M 36555 6 2 6 9 2 sho wn

3

$

3

99

S A VE 41 %

3

$

3 99

5

$ 13 M O D E L: H D M O V B L A N

* 2 4 52 4 55 5 99 4 043 0 3 *

WI T H

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

* 2 4 52 4 55 5 33 1 014 0 4 *

3

$

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

4

$

ITE M 1800 6 1 6 2 1 sho wn

M O D E L: B G 8 X 1 0- Y

S A VE $ 49 9 7 6 % C O MPA RE T O E V E R BI L T * 2 4 52 4 65 6 33 3 633 6 3 * $ 1 29 9

T o ol s s ol d s e p ar at el y.

I T E M 6 5 4 8 9/ 6 1 1 9 9/ 6 2 1 7 8/ 6 0 4 3 3 s h o w n

ITE M 64110

6 99

C O MPA RE T O

D E W ALT $ 98

S A VE 1 9 74 % * 2 4 52 4 95 9 66 8 681 6 1 * LI MI T 5 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

14

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

1 3 PI E C E TI T A NI U M HI G H S P E E D S T E E L P O W D E R- F R E E D RI L L BI T S E T NI T RI L E G L O V E S PACK OF 100

$

6

GO GREEN $ PO WER

* 2 4 52 4 75 7 99 6 760 7 0 *

M O D E L: 9 9 7 3 6

$

6

C O MPA RE T O

VENO M $ 97

14

M O D E L: V E N 4 1 4 5

7

S A VE 59 %

5

C O MPA RE T O

A WP $ 98

19

M O D E L: 3 L- 2 2 1 6

8

$ 99 S A VE 74 %

T o ol s s ol d s e p ar at el y.

I T E M 6 2 1 6 3/ 6 2 3 4 9 3 8 1 6 8/ 6 1 4 6 7 s h o w n

C u st o m er R ati n g

* 2 4 52 4 85 8 66 3 135 1 5 * LI MI T 5 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

O N E- S T E P F O L DI N G S T O O L 12¢

$

PE R P AI R

I T E M 6 1 3 6 3, 3 7 0 5 0, 6 8 4 9 7, 6 1 3 6 0, 6 1 3 5 9, 6 4 4 1 7, 6 4 4 1 8, 6 8 4 9 8, 6 8 4 9 6 s h o w n

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

7

C O MPA RE T O

* 2 4 52 4 95 9 88 9 690 6 0 *

St or e s N ati o n wi d e • H ar b or Fr ei g ht. c o m

* Ori gi n al c o u p o n o nl y. N o u s e o n pri or p ur c h a s e s aft er 3 0 d a y s fr o m ori gi n al p ur c h a s e or wit h o ut ori gi n al r e c ei pt. V ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0.

99

$

S U PE R C O U P O N

C u st o m er R ati n g

$ 99

M O D E L: 1 7 9 6 2

1 2" T O O L B A G WI T H 21 POCKETS

$ 99 C O MPA RE T O

3

S U PE R C O U P O N

5

$ S A VE 66 %

11

C u st o m er R ati n g

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

C u st o m er R ati n g

HUSKY 97

M O D E L: D W 1 3 4 1- G T

I T E M 5 6 8 9 1/ 6 9 3 2 6/ 6 9 8 5 3/ 9 6 4 7 9 s h o w n

8

$ 78

BL U E H A W K

250 LU MEN P O P- U P L A N T E R N

C O MPA RE T O

M O D E L: W 2 3 6 4

$

sho wn

5

13

* 2 4 52 4 05 0 00 3 231 2 1 *

C a n n ot b e u s e d wit h ot h er di s c o u nt s or pri or p ur c h a s e s. Ori gi n al c o u p o n m u st b e pr e s e nt e d.

V ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0 w hil e s u p pli e s l a st. Li mit 1 F R E E GI F T p er c u st o m er p er d a y.

1 8" M A G N E TI C T O O L H O L D E R

C O MPA RE T O

P U R C H ASE

I T E M 6 3 8 7 8/ 6 3 9 9 1 C O M P A R E T O 6 4 0 0 5/ 6 0 5 6 6 PERFOR MANCE sho wn T O OL $ 52

S U PE R C O U P O N

C u st o m er R ati n g

S A VE 65 %

I T E M 6 9 2 4 9/ 6 9 1 1 5 6 9 1 3 7/ 6 9 1 2 9/ 6 9 1 2 1/ 8 7 7

S U PE R C O U P O N

5

9

4 99

$ 99

S A VE 6 6 % * 2 4 52 4 65 6 99 8 481 4 1 *

C OL E M A N $ 25

M O D E L: 2 0 0 0 0 1 6 3 7 4

ANY

A LL I N A SI N GL E S U P E R P O W E R F UL LI G H T 6 3 6 0 1/ 6 7 2 2 7

LI MI T 5 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

$

I T E M 5 6 9 1 7/ 6 2 3 5 8 9 0 8 0 2 / 6 2 1 5 6 sho wn

C O MPA RE T O

S U PE R C O U P O N

F O L DI N G L O C K- B A C K U TI LI T Y K NI F E

C u st o m er R ati n g

S A VE 71 %

S A VE 67 %

• S u p er- Str o n g, Ultr a- Li g ht w ei g ht C o m p o sit e Pl a sti c • M a g n eti c B a s e & 3 6 0° S wi v el H o o k f or H a n d s- Fr e e O p er ati o n • 3 - A A A B att eri e s (i n cl u d e d) • 1 4 4 L u m e ns

* 2 4 52 4 65 6 00 6 366 3 6 *

S U PE R C O U P O N

F REE

S U P E R B RI G H T L E D / S M D W O R K LI G H T/ FL A S HLI G H T

I T E M 5 6 6 4 7/ 6 2 8 2 4/ 6 1 9 4 7/ 4 6 9 1 1 s h o w n

$

C O MPA RE T O

$

LI MI T 5 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

$

S U PE R C O U P O N

O V E R 5, 0 0 0 5 S T A R R E VI E W S

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

C u st o m er R ati n g

P R AT T I T E M 6 3 9 5 9 R E T AI L S P E CI A L TI E S

Li mit 1 c o u p o n p er c u st o m er p er d a y. S a v e 2 0 % o n a n y 1 it e m p ur c h a s e d. * C a n n ot b e u s e d wit h ot h er di s c o u nt, c o u p o n or a n y of t h e f oll o wi n g it e m s or br a n d s: I n si d e Tr a c k Cl u b m e m b er s hi p, E xt e n d e d S er vi c e Pl a n, gift c ar d, o p e n b o x it e m, 3 d a y P ar ki n g L ot S al e it e m, c o m pr e s s or s, fl o or j a c k s, s af e s, st or a g e c a bi n et s, c h e st s or c art s, tr ail er s, w el d er s, A d mir al, A m e s, Atl a s, B a u er, C e ntr al M a c hi n er y, C o br a, C o v er Pr o, D a yt o n a, Di a m o n d b a c k, E art h q u a k e, Fi s c h er, H er c ul e s, I c o n, J u pit er, Ly n x x, P o ul a n, Pr e d at or, Tail g at or, Vi ki n g, V ul c a n, Z uri c h.

N ot v ali d o n pri or p ur c h a s e s. N o n-tr a n sf er a bl e. Ori gi n al c o u p o n m u st b e pr e s e nt e d. V ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0.

C u st o m er R ati n g

6 PI E C E E L A S TI C STRETCH CORDS

7 F T. 4" x 9 F T. 6" A L L P U R P O S E/ W E A T H E R R E SI S T A N T T A R P

C u st o m er R ati n g

* 2 4 52 4 85 8 99 4 147 1 7 *

S U PE R C O U P O N

ANY SI N G L E ITE M*

* 2 4 52 4 05 0 11 1 213 2 3 *

M O D E L: D W 2 0 4 5 G

S U PE R C O U P O N

4 0" x 5 0" M O VI N G B L A N K E T

$

D E W ALT

S A VE $ 4 9 8 79 % * 2 4 52 4 05 0 88 4 142 1 2 *

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

S U PE R C O U P O N

C u st o m er R ati n g

1, 0 0 0 +

$

I T E M 6 2 4 9 5/ 6 2 4 9 7 6 2 5 0 5/ 9 1 3 3 4 s h o w n

S U PE R C O U P O N

S U PE R C O U P O N

$

3

M O D E L: 2 7 5 1

LI MI T 5 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0 *

S U PE R C O U P O N

1

C O MPA RE T O

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

C u st o m er R ati n g

4 O U TL E T P O W E R S T RI P

• Al s o a v ail a bl e i n C - 6 P K, D - 6 P K, a n d 9 v olt - 4 P K siz e s

1

LI MI T 5 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

S U PE R C O U P O N

H E A V Y D U T Y B A T T E RI E S A A, A A A - 2 4 P K

2

$

ITE M 61152 3 9 6 7 7/ 6 1 4 4 8 s h o w n

M O D E L: D B D 0 4 5 2 5 0 7 0 1 F

LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

$

C u st o m er R ati n g

* 2 4 52 4 05 0 77 6 969 9 9 *

S U PE R C O U P O N you r c h oi ce

S U PE R C O U P O N

S A VE 77 %

4

OFF

S P E CI A L S

2- 7/ 8" M A G N E TI C BI T H O L D E R

4- 1/ 2" G RI N DI N G W H E E L C u st o m er R ati n g F O R M E T AL

S A VE 80 %

CO MPARE TO

D O L L A R D AY

G O RI L L A $ 98

11

M O D E L: G L P- 1 S

7

$ 99

S A VE C u st o m er R ati n g 41 % ITE M 56185 * 2 4 52 4 95 9 99 4 549 5 9 * LI MI T 4 - C o u p o n v ali d t hr o u g h 3/ 1 9/ 2 0*

At H ar b or Fr ei g ht T o ol s, t h e “ C o m p ar e t o ” pri c e m e a n s t h at t h e s p e ci fi e d c o m p ari s o n, w hi c h i s a n it e m wit h t h e s a m e or si mil ar f u n cti o n, w as a d v erti s e d f or s al e at or a b o v e t h e “ C o m p ar e t o ” pri c e b y a n ot h er n ati o n al r et ail er i n t h e U. S. wit hi n t h e p a st 9 0 d a y s. Pri c e s a d v erti s e d b y ot h er s m a y v ar y b y l o c ati o n. N o ot h er m e a ni n g of “ C o m p ar e t o ” s h o ul d b e i m pli e d.

F or m or e i nf or m ati o n, g o t o H ar b or Fr ei g ht. c o m or s e e st or e a s s o ci at e.

© P A R A D E P u bli c ati o n s 2 0 2 0. All ri g ht s r e s er v e d.