useful thus far only the operation of the present container lid 10 in the dispensing of specific quantities of a given material has been discussed however as noted further above the container lid 10 also provides for the continuous flow of material through the two second chambers 48 and 50 as shown in fig4 for flow through the second chamber 50 and fig5 for flow through the perforated second chamber 48 the opening 36 in the cover 16 need only be opened and turned to align with the selected second chamber 48 50 and the container inverted to provide continuous flow from the chamber 50 or continuous shaking dispensing from the chamber 48 through the perforated panel 70 as each of the second chambers 48 50 extend to the second larger diameter wall 68 of central body 12 and the closure plate 28 extends only to the first or smaller diameter wall 64 it will be seen in fig4 and 5 that material may flow into both of the second chambers 48 50 even when the closure plate 28 is radially aligned with either one of those two chambers 48 50 by flowing past the outermost end 66 of the closure plate 28 the closure plate 28 is shown in broken lines at its maximum span in both directions from the central passage 18 in fig4 through 6 in order to make clear the point that it completely covers the second end entrances to all of the smaller radius first chambers 42 through 50 but does not cover the outermost peripheral second end entrances to the second chambers 52 and 54 to allow continuous flow thereinto regardless of the position of.