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NEWS
Mrs. John Wain
METHODIST NOTES
Sunday school 10 a.m.
Morning worship 11 a.m. There
will be a short talk to the children
preceding the sermon. The children
are especially invited to attend the
church services.
Epworth League, 7 o'clock at the
church. Clair Robertson will have
I
At Last
A Flavorful
Vitamin-Blended
Contains Healthful
Vitamin BI
rink a toast to ,'B-I",
.L~the new Vitamin rein-
forced mlxer beverage
with a champagne sparkle.
Contains healthful, ener-
gy-giving Vitamin BI. A
lt~olLt for everyone. Only
5o per 7 oz. bottle. Order
a esee from your local
de~ler today !
Exclt~ive license has been
lffa~ted to The Wm. Tebel
Bottling Company /or the
bottling and distribution of
"'B-l'" throughout a sub-
stantial portion o/ East:rn
Io'~a.
~ottled and Distributed By
Wm. TEHEL DOTTLING CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
Free Prompt Removal
of all
DEAD STOCK
Call Our Nearest Phone
Collect
Cedar Rapids 4612
Anamosa 542
Stanwood 800
Mt. Vernon 11000
SANITARY
RENDERING CO.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Iowa Dept. of Agriculture
IAeense No. 1
charge of the lesson and Mary Jane
Gordon the devotions. The League
I plans to have a sliding party Wed-
nesday evening.
The W. S. C. C. will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the church.
and Florence Reed will be hostesses.
CHRISTIAN AID SOCIETY
IS ENTERTAINED
The Christian Aid Society was
entertained last Thursday by Mrs.
Elizabeth Remington and Mrs. Wil-
ma Remington.
GUY MARTIN IS RE-ELECTED
CASHIER OF THE BANK
Guy C. Martin was re-elected
cashier of the bank at a meeting
held last Monday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Port
~on Sunday, Jan. 20, a son, Paul Rol-
and, at Mercy hospital in Anamosa.
Bruce Frantz submitted to an ap-
ipendectomy on Sunday afternoon
l at Mercy hospital in Anamosa.
,C. L. Murfield and Mrs. Millie
I Hurt and Stella Eldred have been:
sick with the flu for several days.
Mrs. Tom Stahl spent Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Nathan Port.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Moenck of Riv-
l erside were callers in town Sun-
I day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hentz and
children and Mrs. Mandy Blayney,
all of Anamosa were visitors in
the Clifford Blayney home Sun-
day evening.
D. E. Curttright of Olin was a
dinner guest in the Gerald Darsee
home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Port went
to Charles City on Sunday to spend
several days.
Mrs. Ocy Calvert and Mrs. Flossie
Allen called in the Ivan Reed home
Tuesday evening.
The Virgil Miller family of Olin
called on Mrs. Ida Miller Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bruce Frantz is staying in
the Nell Gossett home in Anamosa
while Bruce is in the hospital.
Rogert Frantz is staying in the
Mrs. Lillian Stewart home and Bar-
bara and Beverly Frantz are visit-
ing in the Will Frantz home.
Rev. and Mrs. Trevor Baskerville
and son Allyn were dinner guests
of Mrs. Chloe Newman on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dragoo
spent Thursday evening in the
Glenn Stabenow home.
Miss Evelyn Dragoo has been sick
with the flu several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baird, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Peet and Mrs. Evelyn
Brown and Jennie McConaughy
called on Mrs. Katherine Peet on
Sunday afternoon, i
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schoon of near!
Center Junction spent Sunday in
the Mrs. Esther Kohl home.
Ivan Reed family spent Saturday
in the Clifford Larson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Reed and
Merrier Kyle attended the funeral
services of Mrs. Rebecca Stewart
THE MOUN~ VERNON, IOWA, HA~VKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON ~LD
T
Anamosa called at the Lowell Kohl
home Sunday afternoon.
Ralph Porter and Jean Dearborn
called at the L. R. Bobst home on
Sunday.
Nancy Sue else is sick with
scarlet fever.
Miss Thelma Rich and Frederick
Dickman of Lost Nation were mar-
ried at the home of the bride's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ad Rich, last
Friday evening. They will live at
Lost Nation.
Paralta
Mrs. Ray Bolton
Mr. and Mrs." Edward Murray and
Mr. and Mrs. nolle Patten spent
Monday in Cedar Rapids.
: Mr. Hankins of Marion was a call-
er at Emil Zach's Monday.
CORRECTION
The Women's follow-up meeting
of the Farm Bureau will meet with
Mrs. Nell Patten on Jan. 30 instead
of Jan. 31, which was incorrectly
given last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolton spent
Saturday with Mrs. C. E. Clark in
Marion. Mrs. Mabel Bennett and
Eula spent Saturday in Marion and
Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewis were
Anamosa callers Friday.
Edward Murray helped nolle Pat-
ten butcher Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolton, Mrs.
Mary Perkins attended Mrs. James
Stewart's funeral at Linn Grove
Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Carnahan and Clyde
Bennett spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Ben-
nett at Paralta.
Delbert Campbell, who has been
real poorly for some time is feeling
some better.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bennett and
Carolee Van Fossen attended the
wedding of Catherine Van Fossen |r~
and Joe Jordan at Greene's Grove
church, north of Toddville Sunday fF~.l
afternoon. Catherine is a daughter l~:~
of Mrs. Bennett and a sister of Car- I -~=
olee. She has made her home with
ll
Mrs. Anna Ranch for several years. []
Mr. Jordan lives near Greene's I []
Grove and is a son of Lynn Jor-lI
dan. They are both graduates of 1~--,
Toddville High School. They will I~
make their home with Mrs. Ranch I
on the farm. []
Central Linn 'i
Mrs. Milton Koch
MT. ZION CLUB, J,~N 31
Mt. Zion Community Club will
have its next meeting on Friday,
January 31.
MRS. ROY BOWMAN
HEADS NEEDLECRAFT CLUB
Needlecraft club met at the home
of Mrs. Archie Minish on Friday
afternoon. There was a good at-
tendance.
The new officers elected for 1941
are Pres Mrs. Roy Bowman; Vice-
Pres Mrs. Naomi Hammond; Secre-
tary, Mrs. Irwin Coppock; and
Treasurer, Mrs. Lloyd Neal. The
next meeting will be in two weeks
in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Yeis-
ley.
l f ,at the Linn Grove church Sunday, Mr and Mrs Herbert Leigh were
) 1 r afternoon ' "
l lem c o I ",[Sunday afternoon callers in the
m
i Laverta Siver spen several dayS lhome of Miss Elda Leigh, in Mt.
UOIO
Dymptoms in the Mrs. Evelyn Brown and Jen- Vernon.
----------- (nle McConaughy home. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wickham,
666 Liquid or 666 T~blets with 666 Mr. and Mrs. Don Brokaw were Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Coppock and
Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally ] dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. How- Mr. and Mrs. Barney Peddycoart
relieves cold symptoms the first ard Dragoo Monday evening, have wedding anniversaries the
day.--Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnston of same day, Jan. 20, and they spent
- Monday evening together at the
- ' Wickham home.
Here's some news many people have been waiting
for--We take pleasure in announcing the introduction
of a new line of McCormick-Deering Tractor Manure
Spreaders.
In keeping with the policy of the International Har-
vester Co this machine was not put on the market
until it had been carefully developed, and thoroughly
tested.
The new spreader IS new--from the ground up, not
a made-over horse drawn spreader. We have three
sizes available in the new line, the smallest size selling
for far less than any other tractor spreader has up to
this time.
Here are a few of the features of this wonderful
new line:
1. Perfeet balance--easy to hitch.
2. Rigid Box Construction.
3. Beater shafts mounted in roller bearings.
4. Main drive chain is a roller chain.
We will have them on the floor soon.
In Mount Vernon ,8inve 1914
Attractive gate signs were hand-
ed out to Linn township Farm Bur-
eau members at their last meeting.
Palisades
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Don't delay when you can
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The Gordon Hatchery
MARION, IOWA
~rhursday,
g
t
We don't have to make any
explanations a b o u t o u r
"White 1,:lephant Sales,"
they're just an Institution in
this Iot'ality. Everyone kno~'s
the v~llnes that are g'iveu . . .
lhel'O's no in ercllan(lise
hoaght esl~,eially for this
Sale . . . just our good ~und
Morohamlise fPolu ~|akers of
:~,io:ml reputation.
31a~mfaetures tell us NOT to
s:cll any 3[erehandise at re-
d.eo(l l)ri('es because of ad-
~.a~t'ed lu'le~q and shortage
of I~aw Materials, hut Janu-
ary 31 st closcs our Flseal
Year so we're "Cleaning
ihmsc" as usmd of all Odd
Nll~lbcyrs that are listed be-
Ioxv. No garmeut of any kind
,n~t~s in this store over a }-ear
re~ar{llesg of costs.
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3 Days
Friday, Jan.
Saturday, Jan.
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Only the Items Listed Below are on
"White Elephant Sale" While They Last
This group of Suits and Coats are made by
Stewart McCray, J. Schoeneman, Inc and Hart
Schaffner & Marx and sold for $24.75, $29.50 and
$34.50 this group consists of single and double
breasted models and a good assortment of colors
and you'll notice a good scale of sizes, however
there will be no two alike.
SUIT SIZES: 3-35, 12-36, 10-37, 25-38, 6-39, 19-40,
12-42, 4-44.
O'COAT AND TOP COAT SIZES: 1-34; 5-35,
10-36, 5-37, 12-38, 2-39, 9-40, 7-42, 1-44.
WHITE ELEPHANT PRICE
Notice:
WHILE THEY LAST
If you want a suit and Coat they will be
sold in Units of 2 for $37.00
NOTICE :
All "White Elephant Sale" merchandise will be on separate racks and counters.
on yourself if you wish . . . Pay The Cashier EVERYTHING CASH.
Wait
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Mrs. Charles Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jordan call-
ed Sunday afternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Petrick.
Mrs. Warner Peterson helped Mrs.
Louis Reyhons tie a comfort Thurs-
day afternoon. The Peterson fam-
ily were dinner guests at the Rey-
hens home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Zinkula and
family spent Sunday evening at the []
home of Mrs. Zinkula's mother,
Mrs. Josephine Vislisel near Solon.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Biderman
are expecting their son Ben home
from Ames for the week end. []
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Peterson
and family called Sunday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Petrick. []
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neal motored m
to, Des Moines on Wednesday to at-
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tend the Master Farmers' banquet
at Ft. Des Moines Wednesday noon.
Leo Petrick and Billy Milholin
went skating at a park in Cedar
Rapids Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Peterson were
dinner guests on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Peterson.
Mrs. Mildred Biderman will be
hostess to Friendship club at a one
o'clock luncheon on Wednesday. []
This is a program meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boggs en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Bider-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Walters
at dinner Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Biderman mI
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles
II
Kosek from Cedar Rapids and Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Witousek and
daughter Inez from Solon, at din-
ner on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Milholin spent []
Tuesday at Shellsburg. They also
visited Mrs. Milholin's mother, Mrs.
W. W. McClintock, who is the hos-
ABOUT 4 DOZEN
MEN'S MUFFLERS
pital at Vinton.
Adolf Bider an is building quite
an addition on to the Johnson im- []
plement company in Mount Ver-
non.
A GROUP OF MEN'S MACKINAWS &
FINGER-TIP COATS
ABOUT 16 DOZEN
$1 NECKTIES
ABOUT 5 DOZEN MEN'S
SWEATERS and JACKETS
ABOUT 18 DOZEN
MEN'S 50c SOCKS
ABOUT 19 DOZ. Men's Collar Attached
DRESS SHIRTS
These Mufflers are either All Wool or Silk a~td Rayon . . . they
sold for $1.45 and 98(' a real buy . . .
These Coats are made by the "Albert ltlehards Co." and sell
from $5.50 to $12.50 . . . most all si~es and colors for Men and
Big Boys . . .
These Ties are all made by Cheney Bros Snl)erba . . . Botony
. . . Blae Ridge . . . V(ilson Bros Arrow . . .They are either
all silk or all wool . . .
WHITE ELEPHANT
PRICE
While They Last
WHITE ELEPHANT
PRICE
While They Last
I WHITE ELEPHANT
PRICE
i 3 for $1.98, while they last
This gr ul* consists f Slip- ver " " " l utton and Zipl'er Sweaters 1 WHITE ELEPHANT $2
. . . also a gronp of Bush Coats anti I ~tfer Coats that sell regu- PRICE
larly at $4.95, $3.95 and $2.95 2 for $4.50 while they last
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This is another item you know all about . . . Int~I~voven and [ WHITE ELEPHANT
~Vil~)n Bros. Buffer heel al|d 'roe . . . these are reg~Har lengths i PRICE
. . . short lengths . . . in silks, Lisles . . . wools and Heavy Lislcs
sizes to 6 prs. for $1.95 while they last
~Ve don't lmve to teU you abont this value . . . you know . . .
Arrows . . . Van Husen . . . Wilson Bros . . . sell every day of
the year at $2 and $1.95
1IHIT~ ~''~PHA~ $1
PRICE
4 for $5, While They Last
A GROUP OF MEN'S These shirts arc made by Arrow and XVilson Bros. and sold for [ WHITE ELEPHANT
$2 . . .$2.50 and $2.95 . . . not all sizes . . . but it your size is 'iPRICE
Detachable Collar SHIRTS here. they're a walk-out While
They Last
A GROUP OF ABOUT 19
BOYS' ZIPPER JACKETS
ABOUT 5 DOZEN BOYS'
Plain and Knit SHIRTS
34 PAIRS OF CROSBY SQUARE
RUBBER SOLE SHOES
The Palisades telephone line men
met at the home of Ben Neal Men- []
day evening. The following officers []
were re-elected: Ben Neal, Presi- II
dent; Leo Hen k, Vice-President; ABOUT 55 pAIRS OF
Oliver Dill is the new Se:retary,
taking the place of Charles Evitts.
The old directors were re-elected:
Warner Peterson, Re Slyer, and
Frank Dvorak. On the Biderman
Palisades line the officers are Presi-
SEPARATE TROUSERS
dent, Anton Biderman; Secretary,
Frank Biderman; Treasurer, Joe
Michalek.
THREE (3) CORDUROY
SHEEPLINED COATS
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About 7 Dozen Men's
DRESS HATS
Linn Junior Bureau
Nominates Candidate
President Virgil Minor presided
at the meeting of the Linn Junior
Farm Bureau which was held in
Marion on Wednesday evening.
Thirty-two members and guests I []
were present. Emil Novak wasI
nominated as the candidate from ]lll
the group for state office, electi n]mII
for which will be held at the Rur~l Ill
Young People's Assembly tn Ames []
on February 14 and 15.
A courtesy and etiquette quiz
was held with club agent Bill Herr ,1
the quizzer and Luctlle Gore act-
ing as judge
Here's a real "Door-Buster" . . . These
hats consist of $5 Stetsons . . . $3.50
Siegs and $2.95 Alexanders . . . sizes
6 to 7 most all colors.
WHITE ELEPHANT PRICE
2 for $3.75
WHILE THEY LAST
Th~se Melton j~v'kets are plaid and plalu colors ' strictly all
wool . . . sells regularly at $3.29 and $2.95 . . . sizes 8 years to
18 years . . .
WHITE ELEPHANT
PRICE
While They Last
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These Shirts are made by K. & E It,~'ine and Big Yank . . .
they'~,e ideal for School wear, sell regmlarly at 98c . . . most all
siz~ frown 8 to 14~ . . .
I WHITE ELEPHANT
PRICE
i 2 for $1.35, While They Last
These are our regnlar $5.50 Crosby Square Shoes . . . made ~aith
heavy Rajah rubber soles . . . Moccasin and Wing-Tip Styles
. . . Ideal for Basin,s and ~hool wear . . . Sizes 7 to 12 . . .
widths A to D . . .
Tin~se trou~'rs are flue worsteds and tweeds . . . plain au~d pleat-
ed models . . . many of them front suits . . . most of them are
from 28 to 38 waist . . .~)me few in larger sizes . . . sold for
$6.75, $5.75 and $4.95 . . . No alterations made
I WHITE ELEPHANT
PRICE
While They Last
WHITE ELEPHANT
PRICE
3 pr. for $10, While They Last
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We have three of these Corduroy Sheep Lined Coats that sold ~ WHITE ELEPHANT
for $8.50 . . . made by the Cownle Co sizes 48-50-52 . . "
"i PRICE
While They Last
On any Overcoat or Topcoat
not listed in the
White Elephant Sale
D
A Group Of
32 TOP COATS
9 OVERCOATS
Here's a "Door-Buster" . . . this
consists of Coats that sold for
to $24.75 . . . most all sizes to
cluding size 40
WHITE ELEPHANT PRICE
NOTICE--"Savings Club Credits" cannot be used in
this "White Elephant Sale."
WHILE THEY LAST