dispenser 79 is completely opened the top can c will fall into the basket formed by the dispensing flap 79 and be retained this dispenser 79 serves as a safety net to prevent the can from leaving the vicinity of the carton the dispenser 79 forms a basket with triangular flaps forming side walls side end flaps 42 and 50 forming a bottom wall and the torn off portions of the top flaps 12 and 28 forming an end wall in order to maintain the structural integrity of this carton the bottom portions 90 and 92 of the side end flaps 42 and 50 are not removed from the carton when the dispenser is removed the structural integrity of the carton is improved by the fact that the bottom end flap 46 is not removed the bottom end flap 46 has a height h approximately equal to the distance between a and b along fold lines 44 and 52 respectively this means that the bottom end flap 46 has the same height as the bottom portions 90 and 92 of the side end flaps 42 and 50 thus producing a strong bottom end structure as shown in fig3 and 4 the height of the bottom end structure formed by 46 90 and 92 is less than the diameter of a can c if desired the dispenser 79 can be totally removed from carton or left attached along tear line 78 in side flaps 42 and 50 and reclosed as illustrated in fig4 a.