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.',lPlCI{~ SI;I).~, Coneenttrated, easy on your lmnd.s, large l~kg 21('
Witll two free cailc.s Crystal Wldte Iamndry Soap
i)i{I,~l.~i', htrge paekag~ and Mayonaise Set ............................ 25e
.~Ai~ ~ODA, large package, 3 for .................................................... 2,5c
%I"YAN1)O'I'rE CLEANSER, for I)airies, ntew 10-1b Moisture
Pt~)f Container ........................................................................ 70(3
MAVCItE..~, Carton of ~ix Boxes .................................................. 19e
M()I{TON's TENDEIt QUICK .~AT CUl~E) can .................... 55c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABIAF.S
I,'IA)ICJI)A JUICE ORANGES, 2 doz. 33c; and do~en ............ 22c
GI~APEF'ItUIT, medimn size, 10 for .......................................... 25c
MilAAqI~'S IDAHO POTA'POES, 15 pc(rod bag ........................ 35¢:
TOMATOES, firm ripe, l)onnd ........................................................ 15c
(T~IA,~RY, w'eU ble~.hed, 2 for .................................................... 15c
II EAI) LE'I~I?UCE, Crisp Solid, 2 for ............................................ 15c
('AI{I{Orl'S, TURNIPS, BEETS, Green top, 2 bun(~es ............ 15c
,";I)INACH, Fresh and ql?ender, 3 pounds .................................... 25c
A Iq)LF24, Grin~es Golden nr %Vinesaps, 5 ponndLs ........................ 25(!
~VI,:I,71' POTATOES, Jerseys, 6 I)oulKIs .................................... 2~3
('()COAN UTs, each ........................................................................ 10c
I¢ll~O(XX)ld, Endive, New Cabbage, Celery Hearts, Bmmsel
NI)routs, (~een Peplx,rs, IL'tdishes, Aeac~td(~s, Catnlifh)wer.
II()N()I~ BRAND FI~OSVI'EI) PEAS, 1 ponnd laa~i~lge ............ 29e
Ii()NOI~ BItANI) SI)[N&cH, 14-oz p~if~lge ................................ 21(,
II()NOI~ BRANI) GREI,:N BEANS, ~ l~mnd iul~ek~ge ............ 19('
iI()NOI~ BItAND I~'ROSTFi) PEACHES Ol~ STRAWBERRIES~
12 onn~>e Package .................................................................... 25c
(~Alll)i,:N SEI,]DS! Northrup-Klng and F~trmer's Package Se~s.
LEONARD'S BULK GAItDEN SEEI~
IlIGllEST MAt'd,I.ET PRICE F~Olt 1'31~ESH COUNTRY EGGS
of Mrs• George Can(p, of Mount
Vernon, were among those lnJur- The Baker & Patten reek crush-
ed in a train wreck Friday near !ing outfit finished surfacing the
Baster, Wyo. Wallace I)arling of the i road from I,'rank Wolrab's east to
Cedar Rapids office of the Bank- : three-fourths of a nlile east of the
ers IAfe eompany, called on Mrs. iCedar-lAnn line on Monday noon•
Camp Tuesday afternoon with the IThe outfit has :been shut down and
word that the eompany's physician, left in the Whitutan quarry for the
I}r. Johans of Des Moines expeetstime being.
to go to Rawlins, Wyoming Satur-
day to hring Mr. and Mrs. Jaeger
to Des Moines in a hospital oat'.
They were taken to a hospital at
Rawlins. following the "teeident.
Mrs. Jaeger was the more serious-
ly injured. She received a broken
shoulder blade and it gash was ('tit
in her lip. Mr. Jaeger suffered
only froln bruises and nervous
shoek. Mrs. Camp expeets to go to
Des 'Moines for a visit in the Jaeger
home as 8con as she has sufficiently
recovered front her recent illness.
Long Piece of Rope Is
Stolen From Stand Pipe
From 200 to 30O feet of rope used
I/y the workulen on the stand pipe
Soups and Vitamins Were
Discussed At Project Lesson
Soups and Vitamins and their
places in the daily diet were dis-
cussed by Miss l,ueille Gave, I,inn
county demonstration agent, last
Friday at the Mrs. Warner Peter-
son home. Twenty-one ladies from
Bertram an(] l,'ranl~lin townships
oined for the n/eeting. A very de-
lit'ions soup was served for the noon
II)('al and l|lany excellent soup reo
elpes were given• Mrs. John Miller
: will be hostess for the next project
lesson, which wilt lie on March 31.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bobs( were
gm~sls at a dinner given in honor
was cut front a 600 foot piece and ~of Miles Hess in Marion on Sun-
stolen on last Thursday night• (lay.
and
PIlONE 29
MOUNT VERNON, IOWA
Specials For Friday And Saturday
Del Monte Peaches, No. 2½ can .... 17e
Rolled Oats, 5 pound package ........ 21c
Liberty Bell Soda Crackers, 2 lbs 14c
Catsup, 14-oz. bottle ...................... 10c
Butternut Coffee, lb ........................ 29c
Navy Beans, 4 lbs .................................................... 17c
Farina', 5 lbs ................................................................ 25e
Rice, Fancy long head, 3 Ibs .................................... 25c
Farmers Tomatoes, 3 cans ........................................ 25c
Pork & Beans, 5 cans ................................................ 25c
Saur Kraut, Ib cans, 4 cans .................................... 25c
Tapioca, quick cooking, package ............................ 10c
Gel Rite Gelatine, 4 packages ................................ 17c
Dill Pickles, Rosedale, quart .................................... 15c
( reamette Macaroni, 2 lb package ........................ 15c
Bried Peaches, Fancy, 2 pounds ............................ 29c
Morton's Smoke Sale, 10 lbs .................................... 77c
Meat Salt, 10 pounds ................................................ 15c
Sausage Seasoning, large package ........................ 25c
Black Pepper, bu]k, pound ........................................ 15c
Fresh Eggs, dozen .................................................... 16c
Guernsey Milk, quart ................................................ 8c
West's Bird Seed and Song Diet ............................ 15c
CANNED FOOD SALE
FREE,! Long Handled Miracle CAN OPENER!
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With 6 cans Jack Sprat I repared Spaghetti, Pork
and Beans, Red Kidney Beans, Hominy, Lima
Beans, All for ........................................................
CORN, Mayflower, 20-oz. can, 3 cans for ................ 27c
PEAS, Mayflower, 20-oz. can, 3 cans for .................... 27c
TOMATOES, Mayflower, 19-oz. can, 3 cans for ........ 27c
GREEN BEANS, 19-oz can, 3 cans for ...................... 27c
• SPINACH, 18-oz. can 3 cans for ................................ 27c
APRICOTS, J. S. Whole Unpeeled, No. 2t/z can .... 21c
PEACHES, Jack Sprat Sliced, in Heavy Syrup,
No. 2!/z can .......................................................... 19c
PEARS, Jack Sprat, in Syrup, No. 2 ½ can ................ 24c
PINEAPPLE, Jack Sprat, Sliced or Dessert Cut,
No. 2 !It can ............................................................ 24c
..................................... With This Coupon .....................................
Mayflower MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, 3 lb pkg 15c
Limit 1 package to customer. Write name here.
SALMON, Mayflower, Fancy Pink, 3 1-1b cans ........ 35c
Here's Red Hot Salmon Special
CORN, Mayflower, 4 No. 2 cans ................................ 29c
Sweet Tender Sugar Corn for Casserole or Salad Dishes.
FIG BARS, Fresh from the Bakery, One pound ........ 10c
CANDY, Chocolate Party Mix, 1 pound ................ 21c
WAX PAPER, 40-ft. roll ................................................ 9c
CLOTHES PINS, 30 count cello wrapped ................ 9c
CHOCOLATE CREAM COFFEE, 1 pound jar ...... 29c
IMPROVED "R", 1 pound ............................................ 23c
GOOD CHEER, 1 pound ................................................ 16c
])r. Gardner, who is home during ])ill I)econies a law. This law would
;he recess of the general asseutl/ly, help the local merchant attd bring
spoke briefly of the work of therein "t lot of revenue.--Eagle Grove
legislature so fat'. ]Eagle.
Dean Beasntore and Melvin Hey- !
nohls, 1,isbon seniors, were guests.
Mount Vernon Locals
Charles Heller has been ill with
the flu this week•
Mrs. Eva Beck and son Stuart of
Onslow are guests this week in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Klimo.
Cltarles Savidge of Omaha, Nehr
arrived Wednesday afternoon to
visit his mother Mrs. S. ],2. lmih,
who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Baker of Ce-
dar Rapids, and ,Mr. and Mrs. Met'-
rill Garrett were visitors Sunday in
the Charles Heller home.
Mr. and ,Mrs. I+ester l)aeken of
I,isbon moved to Mount Vernon on
Wednesday. They located in apart-
nlents in the Joe Now~k house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons who has
been ill for three weeks is still
confined to her bed, and is not
gaining as well as her friends wish.
Robert Kleineck expects to leave
Saturday for Kansas City, Mo.,
~where he will spend eight ntonths
studying a course in radio com-
m unieation.
Conservation Committee
Confers With Farmers
Ross Clark, J. C. Milholin and
Howard Neal. members of the
Franklin township soil conserva-
tion conimittee were in the Mount
Vernon city hall last Saturday to
assist the farmers to plan cropping"
progrants which will meet the re-
quirentents for performance under
the 1939 farnt program. John 'F.
Wager, ehairulan of the cotlnty
AAA committee said in opening
two (lay training sehool for town-
ship contmittee nlen last week in
Cedar Rapids, "With surplusses of
farm crops again piling up it is iul-
perative that good participation be
seeured this year." The addition
of the crop adjustment payuient on
eo)'n will increase the payments for
complete participation, and more
farnters are expected to qualify for
nlaximum payments than has rl)een
the ease in any previous year.
Dr. Keyes Will Address
Science Club Wednesday Eve
l)r. Charles R. Keyes will give
a talk before the Cornell Seieuee
Club in the 'Geology lecture roonl,
third floor of Law building, Wed-
nesday, March 8, at 7 p.nt. on "Re-
cent Excavations in Iowa Indian
'Mounds and Village Sites." Dr.
Keyes will exhibit pictures show-
ing what such exeavations look
like and will display the various
types of materials ohtained fronl
them. The speaker, who is a fore-
nlost authority on Iowa archeology,
has excavated ninny sites in the
regions hordering the Mississippi
and the Mis.~ouri Rivers.
~VtllTE SCHOOI~ NEWS
We eleeted the following new of-
Magic Washer, package ........................................... 19c OVALTINE, Small Size ................................................ 33c story published by the Junior Writ-
Matches, 3 boxes ................................ 10e WAX RITE FLOOR WAX, Pint Can ........................ 39c er's club.
Apples, Winesaps, 5 pounds ................ 25c MAGIC WASHER,"" Large 27 oz. package ................ 23c In Art we are working on large
I)uteh posters•
Bananas, Firm Yellow, 5 pounds ........ 25c 9 ounce package .................................................... 10c The little folks nlafle an Ameri-
OceanPUre Lard, poundcat Fish, pound ............. ..... ----------.-..._10C vin's Gro' ean flag of paper chains.
---- lOc we have a set of "Aii e Jet
I ry" readers.--Mihlred N. Huey.
tii Lisbon ,Butter, pound .................. ]]i...28e
Teacher.
Gol--'d Meda-"- Flour__ 24 pound---' .- .......... Jack Sprat Food Store Mr and Mrs. IAoyd Neal and
daughter Carolyn and Mrs. Minnie
ricers for our Scrap Bag elu,b:
Pres., Darrell Kitchen; vice presi.,
Gwen 'Smyth; see'y, Barbara Smyth.
Gwen Smyth won another book
for the school library by having a
Phone 38 Mount Vernon, Iowa Neal were Sunday guests in the Mr.
and 'Mrs. Clarence Neal home llear
Springvllle.
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From source to consumer.., from
wrinkle-proof fabric to finished
tie...the product of American
industry and American ingenu-
ity. Make this test...crush a
Botany Tie in your hand...and
watch it spring back to fresh,
unwrinkled newness. We have a
complete assortment of the new-
est Planned Patterns in Botany
Wrinkle-Proof Ties.
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"GUNGA DIN" and "JESSB
The Two Greatest
FRIDAY - SATURD
Bobby Breen and "Slicker"
Henry Armetta and Leo
Bobby Breen's Best
Sun. Men., Mat. Sun. 2:30; Sun. I ve
Without Exception--The Ot
the Past Year
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Over a year in the making at
cast of players. CARY GRANT,
JOAN FONTAINE, DOUG.
Din is just finishing a
Chicago. The Cedar Rapids
definitely put it on your MUST
NEXT WEEK---3 Days--"Jl
COMING---"YES, MY DA[
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That's the reason we sell
they're GOOD--ALL Till= wAY
Special, super- ough soles. I xtra
hgs. Roomy ops. Relnt:orced
comes. Buckles put on to s ay.
Bali-Band .... the bes Arctics yea
Four... Five...
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