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Ohit,m.rv ~ As a young man he aceompanied
..... "J i lTnited .States surveyors, carrying
---- the chain, for running the meridian
CHITIN LEIB line through western states, es-
b'uneral services for Chris l,eib i pecially Colorado. Older residents
hehl Sunday at the Johnston fun-! recall him telling how he went to
~ral home in Mount Vernon, were l)avcnport to enhst for service in
in ch'trge of leer M L Hill with the Civil War but due to his shm't
further services by the Oddfellows stature was not accepted. He farm-
at the. grave in the IAsbon ceme- ed in the Coon (7reek vicinity and
for a short time in Harrison coun-
tory. ' . "
Mr. I,eib, past 90, died early Fri- ty. He was the llrst mghtwatch
day morning" ,'it Independence, in the: Stuekslager-Auracher, . bank
where he had been for five years, :a duty he kept for a number of
taken their from the Oddfellows Years. tte was a member of the
home in Mason City. He was a i original Oddfellows Lodge No. 162
native of IAsbon, and when young i and when reo.-ganized to Dodge
was left with his mother familiarly N "0 .....
o ~ . remalneo a member, laal;-
known as Dutch Mary and a broth- i "
er Cbarles who was never heard er the order federated with Mount
from after he went to the Civil iVernon and he retained his mere-
War. In youth he was confirmed bership.
in the Lutheran church and eher-
....... Mr Leib had no survivors his
lsneu rot years a set ot eli tlerman ! "
St,hies that are now in the IAsbon J wife who was Miss Jane Spadt pre-
(
bauk. ceedcd him in death in 1 ,I02.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JANUARY 20 and 21
BEAUTIFUL MEXICAN RED MIXING BOWL FREE
With each 49 lb. sack Jack Sprat Flour for only $1.49
SPECIAL COUPON OFFER
2 pound package of Fancy California Thompson
SEEDLESS RAISINS FOR 11c
With This Coupon 0nly. Limit, 2 pkgs. to customer
CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 1 pound can ........ 19c
CANDY WHIPPED CREAMS .................................... 19e
SARDINES, Fancy Calif., 1 can ................................. 11c
0val Sardines packed in Tomato or Mustard Sauce
THE I IOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA VKEYE-I1ECOB1) AND THE LISBON HERALD
ThursdaY,
SALMON, Mayflower Fancy Pink, 2 1-1b cans ........ 25c
which is here reprinted:
On Board SS Princess Norah,
l)ecember 30, 1938.
My Dear Mary:
Maurice and I seem to have the
obscrw~tion roonl to ourselves.
Some of our twenty-seven passeng-
ers disembarked at Wrangel and
the rest are lured away by the
piano and sociability of the lower
lounge. It seems strange to have
such a ship for so few.
i But the wu'ied weather we have
!had come to meet us could in it-
self explain why winter travel is
light. Fog, wind with rough seas,
blinding snow storms and rain. We
tied up most of one night at Prince
Rupert, aftcr facing a snow storm
some hours. The next day we tied
up for hours at the dock of a tiny
fishing village.
Today, after we passed Wrangel
we heard by wireless that another
storm was ].aging in The Narrows
so here we ride at anchor for fur-
ther word. Our Capt. Pahner is
tile same cautious man who piloted
Linn Corn Loans Lester Runkle And Family
Total $203,420.86 Move To Minneapolis.
R. 1,. Runklc of Anamosa, son of
Four hundred federal corn loans! :rank P, unkle of Mount Vernon.
had been completed at the close of'
business last Friday night reports
B. B. Booth county corn loan sup-
ervisor. The four hundred loans
, covered 340 191 bushels of corn
amounting to $203,420.86 according
to Mr. Booth who estimates that
well over half a million bushels of
corn will be sealed in iAnn county
under the l .q39 corn loan pro-
graln.
Local Committees Are
Named For Birthday Ball
The President's annual birthday
ball will be heht in the Roosevelt
hotel, Cedar Rapids, January 30,
at 8:00 p.m. Dancing will be en-
joyed from .9o'clock to 12 o'clock,
and tables for cards will be arrang-
ed on the mezzanine floor. The
has accepted a position in the Min-
neapolis offices of the Equitable
Life Insurance company of Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Runkle and family
expected to leave Anamosa Sunday
for Minneapolis. He will do state
survey work for the company in
that city and in St. Paul.
Mr. l~unkle is a former resident
of Lisbon and was graduated from
Cornell college in 1925. ,He was
principal of the Anamosa schools
: for six years, resigning in June
l 9:{7, to go into insurance work.
His record has heen so splendid and
his natural talents are such that
the l~'esent advancement was a
foregone conclusion, says the Ana-
' mesa Eureka, and his many friends
here are rejoicing in his well de-
I served reward.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Runkle have
Mr. Sturges belongs to the pio-
neer family of that name, resident
of Mechanicsvillc, wh~q'e he spent
{his boyl]ood, and is a brother of
{ the late. Mrs. Charles N. \Varren.
........
Benefit Movie Was Shown
Here On Monday Evening
(~olgotlm. lh,' talking nmvie of
the life :rod eru(.ifixim~ of ('hris't,
Sl)OllSOred by the .lllnior t?llI]lllt)el"
of (~olunler(.e ou Mollday evening ill
the high school auditoriunL was at-
tended by approximately 3oo peo-
ple. V~ll'iOI1S (,()Innl(?nts on the pic-
ture wore heard, l)oth favorable
an(1 SOUle un favorable. People's
('onccptions of t]lc lifc and cruci-
lixion of Christ are so very differ-
ent it would be inlDossible to meet
with the approval of an /tudience of
such a varied group. A modest
sum was netted to the sponsors.
Announce Pairings In
Linn County Tournament
Tbe pairings for the Linn Coun-
ty t~oys Basketball tournament to
be tlehl at the Coe College gymnas-
iUUl on I*aei)l.uary N, 5k. |it, | 1 arc
conlplete.
The first round will t>e played on
Thursday afternoon and evening as
follows:
Troy Mills vs Mt. Vernon, 2:30
p.m,
Idly vs Walker. 3:45 p.m.
1Asbon vs Bye.
Spriugville vs. Bye.
Alburnett vs Bye.
Coggon vs. Viola 6:30 p.m.
1'ale vs. ('enter l'oint, 7:45 p.m.
(~entral ('iiy vs Toddville, 9 p.nl,
.Members of the Momlt Vernon
I:irc conlpany wile sponsored a
('ard pttrty htst Thursday evening in
the l.egion hull \vvre greatly dis-
appointe;i %VlleU only a few resi-
5tents ofthe town, who nlust de-
pend on their services in Cthse of
fire, didnot show their appreeia-
tiou and alfendcd. Th,,re were oDly
six hll)les of cards.
Mary ,] (,/In Alexallder who
planned to leave ibis lnOPlling for
New York ('ity, has ch'tnged her
lllans 1)t!causc of u bad cohl, and is
staying louger.
[
B. A. Smith and Howard Smith Special bargat~i
nltcndcd the Modern ~Voodman Saturday only,
closing out sale held in Mercer i('o.
county, north of New Boston, I11., -- .~7,ali~
on Monday und Howard purchased ~ Vor Sale:~e
n ",v:~gon which will bc used on the brood sows. DU~
llaym(]nd Mallie farm of 480 acres:Of Mureh. Wll
in thai vicinity which Nit-Smith i lAsbon 851i'11.
wiil fal'm this year. i~
l~uv, Sell or
~i(q's ~ud Adding
• .~ IO ][~ ~]k ]D~ l{e:-ish,vs, Desk&
:lice equipment, ~1
\\ ante(~: Sinall safe.Mel Car- } D/atkins Pullma~
bee, IAsbon. 12p ! ltapids. '
~£~,i Xla~{;s-~iiu:ii ove~:coiK at j
, . , \¥a te :
N~ u "~ , ~ • s dance Holder please~ finishin'-- g, uphO|,
retrain.Also have two pair htdies e ~'
gloves.()wncrs call. Harley Rob- iTh°mas' Phone~,
(.rtson, IAsbon 1° [ Dead Animals
l,'ur Sale: 7 e]lolce l)uroc Gilts, Call nearest phOI
tires, 6.00x I 6, $q6 and your old
tires. See Smith Gar'~ge adv on For Sale:.,
1)a~e three. 12-c $7.25 up. DeUV,
liland Coal we.,
IJor Sale: 4 good second hand
tt,cs and
tubes, 5.25xl7. iAndsey's l'll]ns --
Standard Station. 12-c printed 25c
Ineutr free.
Nor f(ent : Modern six room
hous,,, hardwood floors throughout.
A. 3. Bobsl, Phone 168-W. 12-c
l.ost : White and tan female
hm]nd, name on collar, finder no-
lify ('arl Schatzel, Central City. p
Furnace l:aet.--Green Colonial
gvatc hal'S wort,: separately. Clean
fire where needed. Save fuet. Dale
I,'. Johnson. 12
Furnace Customers! Through
Green-('olonial, easy monthly pay-
lilcuts cfli] be url'anged on any in-
stallation. 5c~, 1 to 3 years. Dale
l,'. Johnson. 12
7-1)rawer l)esk, l:ree; Handsome
desk for home or office. Solid
willow, i]and rut)bed. Vqlue $1(.).50.
Save I 95 Surgent l:eedcoupons.
Cot information at 1,'. J. Peterson,
Inc. 12
Bi;4" c0mfoi:i (~hair,-l:ree. Up-
holstered, with ottoman. /lust,
g4recn el' wine color. Purchase with
{ 270 Sargeut Feed coupons. Ask
a, bout the 1)lan. h'. J. Peterson, Inc.
en, Untvex 20
Ity work -- onS
States Photo
fnwa
Bicycles,
oalloon type.
Roller SkateS.
cyclist.
510 Thir Ave,
ids.
W'anted :
and waste
ing. Highest
Burgess & sonS,
Vernon, 1st
Piano tuning,
cane seating
R. 1"*.
i North, Phone
I l.ieensc:
free trailer
favn',er's wag°n"
dollar. No pe~
January. Nov
age or junket
Floyd, J. P.,
VANISH---See it work, hear it work and notice the the Princess Charlotte when sister proceeds of the ball will be used been at'tire in eivie affairs in Ana-
Maye \Vheat and I made our trip to aid the fight against infantile mesa. Mr. Runkle is Jones county I H
pleasant odor, 1 can ............................................ 25c to Alaska a year and a half ago. We paralysis. I cbairn]an of Red (~ro~, a mem.ber
CRISCO, 1 pound can .................................................. 21c are also fortunatc in having our Mrs. Anna Lamey of ('edar Rap- j of the I)oard of the Methodist
½ lb. Cake Jack Sprat BAKING CHOCOLATE FREE eha,'um g helpful stewardess, Mrs. ils, is general chairman, and has ichurch, and of the. library hoard
l.igg'ett who was with us that for- appointed the following sub-chair- I and home and highway safety
with 2¾ lb pkg of Jack Sprat Cake Flour, all for .... 25c n]er trip. Mrs. 1Aggett lost her men from this vicinity, who will ichairman of the Safety council.
COFFEE~ CHOCOLATE CREAM, 1-pound jar ...... 29c husband on the ill-fated Sophia, be in charge of the ticket sale" [Mrs. t~unkle is president of the i
so strangely lost with all her three Marley 1). Clark Mrs. Mary Mu[- Fortnightly club, and was one of ~
COFFEE, GOOD CHEER, pound ............................ 16c hundred and forty nine (I think herin, I)awson Schlemnler, Mount the organizers of the Cornellian ]
P & G SOAP, 4 bars .................................................... 15c this is correct) passengers on Van- r rl el •~ ~nt ori o Mol-I,~,hclub "tnd sponsor of the Athenian
1
derbilt reef betwec,a Juneau and i~i~.s;n:~l.', .-~':~"an(d-'hejsn'Glen--~o~;J.'" " . ,. .. {}clUbwork and was a(,tivc in church
MODERNISTIC FRUIT BOWL and an 8 ounce bottle Skagway in 1(,)18. dish, Henry Hood of Springville. } -
of Mayflower VANILLA EXTRACT ................ 29c The Supt. of White Pass & Sub-chairmen in some towns are l ---- [
MILK, Jack Sprat, Tall can ......................... 6Vzc Yukon B.B. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. arranging smaller parties, but an IUncle of Mrs Fred Travis {
.............Hahn are ahoard. They are charm- IAnn ('ounty folks are invited to ,,
M i" "arv'n's15--rocery .re, Skagway. theCedar Rapids bail. ]Appeared on We thePeople
This has made the trip very pleas- _ ~___ i W.H. Sturges of Winncr, S. Dak.,
ant for us.
VVe will never fro-get our delight- Methodist Youth Will Hear I appeared on the "We, the People"
ful visit in your home or the meet- Bishop 0xnam At C R. (rudio program originating in New
" York City on Tuesday evening. Mr.
Jack Sprat Food Store ins of old friends and seeing the A mceting of the Youth's confer-!Sturges received recognition of
old hmnc town. We hope to spend enee of the Methodist church will many fine activities in his corn-
Phone 38 Mount Vernon, Iowa a few months there ,before many be held Sunday, January 22, in St. imunitv in an article, "Scattergood
;years. Paul's Methodist church in Cedar i in Seal IAfe," t)y his nephew, Paul
............. Our whole trip and the weather Rapids. The session opens at 3:00 IT. Sturgcs, published in the De-
was i)crfcct and everyone so kind. p.m. Bishop Bromley Oxnam will cember issue of the American ma-
~re found Abbie Sargent :Shaw be the speaker in the evening and gazine.
and her husband, Major John A. the Mount Vernon Methodist i This story told particularly of his
~&IWDA~I)~//~ Shaw living in a beautiful home in church choir, under the direction :part in taking the section of South
lAncoln. The Major has charge of of IAoyd Oakland, will take part in l)akota in which he lived, off of the
the Military training in Nebraska the service. 'Mcm'bers of the choir, m relief rolls by huying from the
University. They still greatly love the college and high school league people within a radius of several
GROCERY and MARKET .awaii where they served two de- and others fl'om Mount Vernon ihundred miles, things for which
tails and where their only son and plan to attend. 'they had no need.
PHONE 29 . MOUNT VERNON, IOWA family reside. They sent their ~~ 1
warmest regards to 'Mount Vernon .~.
friends.
Specials For Friday And Saturday We spent Christmas with Eleanor •
!
and her husband, Dr. Stan Todd
FOLGER'S AND NASH COFFEE, pound ................ 29c and baby Nancy in Cashmere,
A ash. Cashmere is at any time Men's Ball-Band light weight -
STREAMLINER COFFEE, pound .......................... 15c
PORK & BEANS, lb cans, 5 for .................................. 25e
SUGAR, 10 lbs (with order) .................................... 49c
HOIMNY, No. size, 2 for .................................... 19c
STALEYS SYRUP, ½ gal. dark or light ................ 29c
GEL RITE GELATINE, 4 for .................................... 17c
TOMATOES, No. 2 cans, 4 for .................................. 29c
TOMATO JUICE, Del Monte, 4 for .......................... 29c
CORN, Standard, No 2 cans, 4 for .............................. 29c
PUMPKIN, Standard, No. 2 cans, 4 for .................... 29c
DRIED PEACHES, Extra fancy, 2 ibs .................... 29c
DRIED PRUNES, Large, 3 pounds ............................ 25c
RAISINS, Seedless, 2 pounds .................................... 18c
NAVY BEANS, 5 pounds .......................................... 19c
LIMA BEANS,3 pounds ............................................ 21c
KRAUT, BBBB, No. 2½ size .................................... 10e
MORTON'S SMOKE SALT, large size .................... 79c
MORTON'S TENDER QUICK, medium size ............ 49c
BLACK PEPPER, ½ pound, bulk .............................. 10c
RICE Fancy Head, 3 pounds ........................................ 25c
ROLLED OATS, 5 pound bag .................................. 23c
GINGER SNAPS, 2 pounds .......................................... 19c
BUTTER, pound .......................................................... 29c
RATHS PURE LARD, pound ..................... : ................ 10c
BACON, First Grade, Slab or Sliced, pound ............ 25c
OCEAN CAT FISH, pound ........................................ 10e
PALMER MATCHES, 6 boxes .................................. 19c
SUNBRITE CLEANSER, 6 cans .............................. 25c
IVORY SOAP, Giant Bars, 2 for .............................. 15e
OMAR FLOUR, 5 pound Bag Free with 49 lb bag $1.59
100 Haliver Oil Capsules, Jensen's ............................ 89c
35c Vick's Vapo Rub .................................................. 27c
60c Sal Hepatica .......................................................... 49c
200 Sheets Kleenex ...................................................... 13c
500 Sheets Kleenex ........................................................ 28c
$1.49 Electrex Room Heater ........................................ 99c
25c Ex Lax .................................................................... 21c
1 lb. Meades Pablum .................................................... 43e
60c Alka Seltzer .......................................................... 49e
100 Bayer Aspirin ........................................................ 59c
8 oz. $1.25
Quarts $3.29
½ Gal. $5.25
one of the most beautiful small
towns I have ever seen. At Christ-
mas time residents and the light
company unite in an effort to make
it a perfect Christmas fairyland.
VVe left them all well and happy
and sailed from Seattle, December
27th on the Princess Kathleen for
Vancouver, I-~.C. YOU know there
is a law that no American citizen
can embark from an American port
for an American port on a Canad-
ian vessel. One receives a long
ticket that includes meals, berth
and trip to Vancouver where one
changes to another vessel and uses
another ticket to an Alaskan port.
YVe had to ship what household
goods we sent on an American S.S.
line. All this is a protection to our
own ),Ierchant Marine of course
and vice versa.
I was disappointed in a small
shopping tour I had planned to
make in the delightful old world
city of Victoria B.C. situated on
Vancouver Island or in Vancouver,
B.C. later in the day. Wished to
send some little linen pieces as
tokens of appreciation to several
hostesses.
But you probably know the Eng-
lishman and how impossible it is
for him to give up a holiday. Peo-
ple from the States learn to avoid
these many holidays if possible
when visiting Canada. I figured
that Monday would be a Christmas
holiday but surely, for once, we
could bc sure of no holiday this fog
lowing Tuesday.
So we hurried up Government
street past the lovely vine covered
Fmpress hotel to a linen shop only
I to find it closed. "It must be
Tiffin time" we said. It was about
I p.m. So on we sped to find just
the sort of things we sought most
enticingly displayed in the windows
of the next linen shop. Another
locked door! Then we tried the
door of a China shop. No luck!
With enthusiasm dampened and a
vague feeling that something must
be wrong with good old U.S. coin,
we started shipward. Just then I
spied a clerk in a drug store and
opened the door a crack to inquire,
"Might it be a holiday? .... Oh yes".
I wish I might express the English
('ontenlpt of American ignorance.
So ventured again more humbly,
"And What holidav ,night today
be ? .... Oh--Boxing Day" and noth-
' ins more. This time I borrow some
of his own supercious air and ask-
ed, "And what in Boxing Day?"
'Quite overcome with my lack of
human intelligence he now quite
patiently and courteously replied,
"Well, you know Sunday was
Christmas. That made Monday a
holiday and pushed off Boxing Day,
which always follows Christmas."
, So over that very enlightening ex-
planation of Boxing Day I am still
puzzling my poor ,brain.
I At any rate I hope you under-
stand why you are receiving no
little box of English linen.
With much love, repeated thanks
and our wishes for a good New
Year fro- all of you.
Bessie Goding.
Mrs. Ruth Bailey is assisting with
thc house work at the T. R. Cham-
bers home. Mrs. Chambers is ill.
LI OSTY'S
Rexall Drug Store Mount Vernon, Iowa
Phone 50 Mount Vernon
Week-End Specials
BOY'S KNIT JERSEY SUITS, agnes 3 to 8, Navy and Brown,
two piece, each ........................................................................ 98c
CHILDREN'S SLEEPER,%--One piece knits with feet,
sizes 3 to 6, slightly soiled .................................................... 59c
INFANTS GIFTS, Bootees, Silk ,Jackets, Sweaters and Sweater
t~ets, Dresses, Go~ans, Shirts, Hose, Bathrobes, Novelties,
Blankets, priced from ............................................ 25e to $1.00
BRIDAL SHelVER GIF~rs, Beautiful ]~nbroidered Pillow
SI/ps, Sheet and Pillow Ca.~e Sets, Cannon Tovqe~, Linen
Lunch Sets, Tablc Cloths, Idnen Guest Towels, priced
fron~ ........................................................................ 49c to $1.95
NEW PRINTS, lovely new SprLng designs in stripes as well as
Floral Imtterns, aU 80 square colorfast percales, at one
price, per yat~l .......................................................................... 20e
UNBLEACHED SHEE~TING, St-in. width, tape ed~, yard .... 29e
FRESH IaRUITS AND VEGETABLES
AII fresh fruits and vegetables are in their prime at this time
due to the unusually fine growing season in southern clhnates
this year. G~t your Vitan~in A in gTeen leafy vegetables.
ENDIVE, large heads .................................................................... 10c
BROCCOLI, hig bunch .................................................................... 19c
CAULIFLOWER, large well bleached heads ............................ 19e
TURNIPS AND BEETS, green tops, 2 bunches ........................ ISc
LETTUCE, Crisp and fre.~h, 2 heads .......................................... 15c
CARROTS, Green Tops, 2 bunches ................................................ 15c
COBI~LER I~OTATO]ES, very ni(~, peck ...................................... 29c
GRAPEFRUIT, medium size, 10 for .......................................... 25c
ORANGES, Navels, smaU size, 2 dozen ........................................ 29c
JUICE ORANGES, large size, dozen ............................ 21c and 29e
BANANAS, firm ripe fruit, 4 pounds .......................................... 25e
RADISHES, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Green Peppers, MUSlLroOmS,
Bnlssei Sprouts, Acae~ulos, Idaho Baking Potatoes.
HONOR BRAND FROZEN }~RUITS, FISH & VEGE'TABLES
CHOCOLATE COVERED COOKIES, 1x)und ............................ 19c
GINGER SNAPS, 2 pount~ ............................................................ 23c
MAXVCELL ROUSE COFFEE, Drip or Reg'ular, 1)ound ............ 28c
JELL-O, all flavors, Imekage ............................................................ 5c
FRUIT COCKTAIL, taU can ........................................................ 15c
GRAPEFRUIT, No. 2 can, 2 for ................................................ 25c
RED CHERRIES, Pltt(~l, No. 10 (,an ............................................ 59c
F~RENCH DRESSING, Monarch, 8-oz. bottle ............................ 15c
GOLD MEDAL FIDUR, 49-pound bag with free Cast Iron
Skillet .................................................................................... $1.89
SUGAR, 10 pound bag, I limit ~'ith order ................................ 49c
GOLI)EN BANTAM CORN, %Vhole Kernel, No. 2 can, 2 for 25(!
PORK & BEANS, Big No 2~/~ can ............................................ 10c
CARNATION MILK, tall cal~% 3 for ............................................ 23c
MACKFRAL, Van Camp's taU can, 2 for .................................... 23c
TALL CORN COFFEE, Freshly ground, pound ........................ 17c
CAKE FIA)UR, 44-oz package ...................................................... 23c
PANCAKE FLOUR, 3~ pound bag ............................................ 13c
OATMEAL, 5 pound bag, Quick or Regular ................................ 23
YELIA)W CORNMEAL, Marion, 3~ pound bag ........................ 13c
PRUNES, Medinm size, 2 Ixmnd package ................................ 19e
GERBER'S SPRAINED BABY FOODS, 3 for .......................... 25c
CLAPP'S CHOPPEi) BABY FOODS, 2 for ................................ 25c
WAX PAPER, big 125 foot x~oll .................................................... 19c
B]bACK PEPPER, 4-oz can ............................................................ 9c
AR~f & HA.%~IER BAKING OR SAL SODA, :~ pkgs .............. ~.23c
KIRK'S HARdDWATER CASTILE SOAP, 6 bars .................... 25c
OXYI)OIa, Giant Size, pkg ............................................................ 57c
CLOROX, Bleach, quart bottle .................................................... 22c
LEV~Is ]bYE, 3 cans ...................................................................... 25c
SANI FLUSH, large size, 2 cans .................................................. ~9c
BROOMS, Special, not cheap brooms, live sewed ........ 39c and 49c
work Overshoes--
4 Buckle $2.95
5 Buckle $3.45
6 Buckle $3.95
Men's Ball-Band-Vac light
weight Work Overshoes---
4 Buckle $3.39
5 Buckle $3.89
Men's .Ball-Band "Hickory"
light weight Work or Dress
Overshoes--
4 Buckle $2.49
5 Buckle $2.95
Boy's Ball-Band light weight
Work or Dress Overshoes--
4 Buckle $1.95 - $2.19
BALL-BA ND
Men's finest Grade Ball-Band
light weight Zipper Overshoes
for Dress . . . $3.45
~d.L-~ANr
Men's Ball-Band Dress Rub-
bers in three styles.
Light Weight Toe-Rubber
Medium Weight Bal-Rubber
with stiff back
Light Weight "Shoe-Type"
rubber with imitation lacing,
oxford height
Overshoes for Ladies...
Overshoes for Girls . . •
Overshoes for Children . . .
Mount Vernon, Iowa
I
Achnission 15c---One Feature----No
"SHARP SHOOTERS" The Newsreel
Friday - Saturday
Two Pictures--Bill Boyd in The
Western, "BAR 20 JUSTICE" and
Swarthout, John Boles, John
in t
Sunday, Monday--Matinee
Sunday evening shows at 6:15
The All-American laugh riot, Adolphe
0akie, Jack Haley, Arleen Whelan,
In every way the year's most novel
MARCH OF TIME and Other
Tuesday - Wednesday---One of last
tures, "IT'S LOVE I'M AFTER" with
Leslie Howard. No. 2, the racing story
Coming--"Kentucky" and ,'Jessie
STAHL'S
Flowers wired everywhere.
Phone II
Men are sure taking a
ing $5 the past week...
We still have a nice
yourself to any $24.75, $29.50,
$34.50 Overcoat in the House
off $5 and it's yours.
A Big Store in a Small ToW