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an reJlOr~ N4"~'*'~ presented the G. E. Looneys with a r Meskiman, Bonnie Krall Janice The Ray Stahles were Sunday The John Nibeck famil,
e ~wvO eft honorin i . • , , . , y were FLOOR SANDING--old or new Here's Where You Ge
.~ desert. A ~ ~,-,, ! g g the r recent marmage, i Zemsek, Patty The.urauf, PattyDon- guests of the Oscar Ghck family week end guests of Mary Walker floors. Call 6505 for an estim . t Me. Vernon, la., Hawkeye-Record
P~,f ab0~ nn.. -~e,~er I ~ r ahue, Jane Kruzlc, igonna r~raii near Cedar Bluffs and Sophie Hau~henburv at Ma r ......... ~r....,^. ate~l The Best For Less and The Lisbon Herale
no fad~. E LOON~ve I BIRTHDAY PARTY ,Lmda and Paula Sweet also the The Roland Henlks Mt Vernon rengo They were Sunday su er • ~-r ~ ......... ~ ..... SEED . Thur=,. April 4. 1957 Page 9
• _..._~ ! , . . • , pp ~..~. • . . .
ilgallen, ~ SUpper was I ~ Beverly Ann Sweet was guest of b honoree~s teacher, Mms Delores Vls- and the Herman S,touts were Sun- guests of the Kenneth Kinzenbaws ] ..... ~l~.~. ~ppnance berwce, tj ~gnes~ff'remmm. ~uailty
• ,~- ~ ~g in *~- ~ served Sun- t nonor a~ a oirthday party at her ] nsei and lvirs uon Krall and Ginny dav dinner ~uests of the John Cileks at South Amana The Pete Grekoffs i~eave.-a~. my 1rome or ~mmey "rv, 4 . ~ wnolesaie ~mce Level
......... ~ nome of Mr 'hum ~ ~and Kenn ~ . ~ , " ~rea ~iet)eis nial 2841 day time or itCerL i~orthern Ranger bu 28 00 CHET-ANNA'S FI
o 0NG. E r ^~ _ I e ~,aturday afternoon. She re- I Y. and Dawd. Francis Stembrech was and Evelyn Baker of Cedar Rapids __. . , . .... . ......... : X)WER SHOP,
;mu~h £11enn 'Gl~eashey" ~ Present!calved many gifts and cards. Games ~ also a visitor The John Connors and Marlo McMullen of Walker 3622 evenings. Lisbon. 14tflIdahoGmmm .Alfalfa...:... bu. 25.00[ (~!arenee, Iowa. Potted Plants. Cut
~o ~-st es', the r,,~.~"¢~' me ~mn- were played and refreshments serv- HOLD SERVICES FOR were recent visitors visited the Nibecks Wednesday eve-t RUG AND CARPET WEAVING: ]~er~.~vmntana ~emand Cl,o. bu. 32.001r rowers, ~.torsages, Baskets. Phone
.... P.R. K~,~.z~u~, ~ooneys and ied" Attending were Linda Stahle, MRS. MADELINE BAKER ! William Chansky Kansas City ning. 1Two automatic looms, no long waits. !~viomana ~ea t:mvec ............ bu. 30.001Ramona t~ouse, 2319, Lisbon 24-27c
.~E Loo~nev" veima Beck i Camille Del Commune Mary Po- i Funeral services for Mrs Made-IMo. was a weekend visitor with his' The Kenneth Barley' family" of Bring" rags in now for early de-I~l.m°~nY-/°wa. ...................... . bu. 10.001, ~:~r uxt ~z : - - ............. • .
o u r e~'=~_~_~" ine group ~duska, Cheryl Meskiman, Carol line Baker, 80, were held Saturday parents, the Ralph Chanskys. Whittier, Harl Daws of Marte!le !livery2__ I-I-.S. and Louise Smith, t~)lin~°amd~r°me, Neb~ ......... ewe. 4tj.00 dress size~.~e5 Wpbt~toC~ n~2h)n l~ce
)u cab. ~ , at 2 p.m. in Solon with" the Rev Mr .... and Mrs T J Mougin Medi- ano me riowara, ivic~nane ~amiiy ..... 191hi :d~ttIO, ~lSDOn. tf'Cert N a~ .................. . . cwL ~7.U0]Arnold• .... Brawner+~" M" .e .... "*~oi. ivn's.
ad aga~ | ;Richard J. Wagner officiating. Bur- l apolis, were Sunday dinner guests were entertained Saturday evening/ LAWNMOWERS machine ground t .. • .Y. Empire Trefoil .:lb. 1.651 , t. Vernon.2~c
nd tele~ | l ial was in the Oakland cemetery t°f the George Krobs and Patrice m the Ga!en Robertsen _home at/and engines overhauled SutliffGen-l~t~...pen7 clays a week until 9 p.m.I
npmyea~ lg,,[I I:.~.. --£ |4Sho diort ~th.,. h,,,.~ .n,,,.~.~., .,'land Judv !~namosa m nonor ot ~9on Mc-[erator Shun Lisbon o.,.l~/,ve over on weaKen(Is or eve-j
they h~ • ,v,, ,-,,,v u. |iter-a'brief iilne '2. ............ ~ "~-/ Sunday' evening, visitors of the J [Shane's birthday• The P. N. Nielsens ~ T ....... ;" ,, ~ • ..... ~"~ntngs. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
• ~ • v ~r,~vst~,., monaecl ~ecnnlcian I FARM SEED
~u ever~,lp~e,,,. .m s • . |l Mrs Baker w-~ ~-~--- " ........ IF Cern,,s were the William Leon It°°k refreshments anl helped Don/ ......... , & SERVICE CO
--i~..mu.--.*m --~--m-m__ n . " " ao .~..,., o.,mbon! • ~ "celebrate Wuesda " rau,o and record players Ior sale'] ScotchGlove Jo
rogs., --. -~,e and ccessornes county Jan, 25, 1877. A lifelong res- ard family• Mary and MarleYneeV~felnncgh attend !also used radio record players, am- (On hi-way 38 sout~e:f ~I°on:°e~, I
~ok. ~t - n,ident of this area she was a mem- The George Ulches and Michael .............. - plifiers Bill Ran,~^, ............ I Io)!
• ' t~ or, ~la-- - , . " :, - g , - Sunday the Frank Zemans and PaulThe Gale Batchelder family of • . .. Y. , ater heaters, water softeners.
~tehin,~ -~, and aluminum arrows. Feather or plos- por~, and Mrs. Nettle Adams and Franhaultzes and Kathleen and Jim- Marion we r e Saturday evening Nowork for you to .d_o: Neal's~oft Priced to sell. KALIBAN APPLI-I
~'ts. ~?( ..~rm guards, shooting tabs, gloves, ond ivirs. Edna Baxa of Lisbon . Two mie went to Davenport to visit the visitors of the Harold Batchelders. wa~er mervlce. Dial 8~Ul, Me. Ver- ANCE CO. 31tfe
kinds of arrow tips, target mats et¢ brothers, John SmRh of Burhngton Ernest Zemans and Jane. Mrs. Ruth non. 29tf
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and Lewis Smith of Tipton. She Huff, the Paul Koubas and Marie EXCAVATING and construction: Refrigerated for your protection.
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P.N.G. MEETING
The Past Noble Grand club met
Wednesday afternoon, March 27, in
the home of Mrs. Antoniette Crofta
with Irma Greenwald as co-hostess.
Ten members and two guests attend-
ed. Traveling rummy was played
and numerous awards given. A de-
licious lunch was served by the
hostesses. Next meeting will. be
April 24 in the Rebekah hall.
JUNIOR PLAy, APRIL 4
"The Family Nobody Wanted" is
the title of the junior class play to
be presented at the Solon school
gymnasium Thursday evening, April
4 at 8 p.m. Numbers will be given
by instrumental and vocal groups.
PLAN CHILI SUPPER
A chili supper is schedtfled for the
M.Y.F. at the Methodist church,
Sunday, April 7. There will be a
theatre party after the supper.
Everyone will meet at the church.
Mrs. Joe Miltner and Mrs. Ber-
nard Miltner and Debby and Eddie
were guests Sunday of the 5De Milt-
ner jr. family near Iowa City for
the 9th birthday of their daughter
Betty Jo.
Mrs. Anna M. Kucera, Mrs. Anna
Zeller and Florence Kucera were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
James McCutcheon and family in
Mt. Vernon.
The Joe G. Raims were Thursday
evening guests of the F. J. Bittners.
Saturday evening the F. J. Bittners
were guests of the Godfrey Raims.
The Otto Dennisons, Cedar Rap-
ids, were Sunday dinner guests of
the Frank Reyhons'.
The William Fuhrmeisters, Iowa
City, were Thursday supper guests
of the Roy Eastwoods and Leo Dale
and Mrs. Emma Hartman for the
birthday of William Fuhrmeister.
The Allan Serovys and sons and
the Frank Mallies of Muscatine were
Sunday guests of the Frank Serovys.
The Howard Hendersons and Bob-
bie were Saturday visitors of the
Louis Beraneks and sons. Sunday
supper guests of the Beraneks were
the Elmer Golap family of Marion.
The following were Sunday din-
ner guests of the William Lorences
at West Branch: the Gilbert Lor-
ences, Mrs. Frank Matela, Frank
Lorence and Mrs. Emma Shima.
Sunday evening visitors of Mrs.
Emma Shima and Mrs. Mary Lor-
ence were the Frank Mallies of
Muscatine.
Mrs• Florence Kessler, Mrs. Emma
Shima, and Mrs. Emma Hartman
were entertained Friday evening by
Mrs. Antonietta Sovers. The Martin
Sovers family were Sunday visitors• !
J.NEW STYLE ROCKERS
MODERN SWIVEL ROCKER
Good looking practical new model "
' Enjoy TV while rocking or turning in this full-
size rocker. Swivels on a steel ball-I)earing hase.
For your comfort, the seat, hack and headrest
ihave springs and are fully padded. The wear
points . . . arms, headrest, and hottom edges
are protected with long wearing, easy to ,:lean
Bohaflex plastic. Your choice of Red or Toast
in a woven Tweed fabric with metallic |leek*
to accent the colors.
REG. $$4.95 ~ 95
imports in
lized finish.
CUp A
'R~UtAR ND SAUCER
~1"$0 VALUE
89¢
OUR
"ltem-o f-th e-M onth"
FOR APRIL
HIGH BACK PLATFORM ROCKER
Foam rubber for your comfort
']'ruly a sensational value that cannot he
duplicated! FULL FOAM RUBBER back over
springs. 1)ouhle springs and FOAM itUlgBEH
in the seat. Wood parts are finished Inailog-
any. The fahric is Deep Texture in a choice of
Brown or "rnrquoise. With this rocker "Sitting
is believing."
REG. $69.9S
95
Dial 2501 Lisbon
Dial 5012 Mt. Vernon
Novotny were Saturday visitors of
the Frank Zemans.
Sunday dinner guests of the J. E.
Kaspareks were the Leo Kaspareks
and Donna. The J. E. Kaspareks at-
tended the golden wedding celebra-
tion of the Wesley Dvoraks at the
Legion hall in FAy Sunday.
The Leo Beuters and Denise were
Sunday dinner guests of the Louis
Reyhons' near Me. Vernon. Sunday
evening the Beuters entertained the
Frank Reyhons' and the Orval Kor-
thaus family•
The Albert Hrubys visited with
the Anton Novaks near Me. Vernon
Sunday afternoon.
The Joe Pavels and Mrs. Geneva
Randall were entertained at supper
Sunday by the Cecil Goodlove fam-
ily in Shueyville for the birthday
of their daughter who was 5 years
old. The C. R. Stephens family of
Cedar Rapids were also supper
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stephens sr. of
Cedar Rapids were also supper
guests.
The J. E. Kaspareks, Mrs. Otto
Buchmayer the James Hams and
Mrs. Frank Zeman were recently
entertained by the Frank Panzers.
Sunday dinner guests of the Rich-
ard Bartosh family were the Larry
Pont family and the Robert Cerny
family, Cedar Rapids, and the Fred
Melichar family of Marion.
Charles Bartlett, the Wes Croftas,
Mt. Vernon, the Mild Cervenys,
i Fairfax, the Frank Reyhons', the
Stanley Zeniseks, Gloria, Mary and
Verlee Smith, and the James Pan-
zers were visitors of the J. M. Zeni-
seks during the week
The Harry Clarks and David, Ce-
dar Rapids and Mrs. Blanche Brick-
ner were Sunday supper guests of
the Dean Keith family. Mrs. Anna
R. Pauba was a recent visitor of
Mrs. Brickner.
The Joe Krobs and Edward and
Duane Krob were Sunday dinner
guests of the Bernard Achenbach
family, Iowa City, the Gilbert Crof-
tas, Alma Rushek, Bill Gregory,
the Frank Zemans, the Charles No-
votnys and the John Varnholts were
basements or what have you. Mike I MEDICATION~
............... N'OT;C'~" .............. Schick. Mt. Vernon. Dial 4771. 35ff IM~R~,,DITH DRUG
OIL BURNER Service--24 hr.--] 42tfc
plus higher heat, No. 3 Shell fuel[
............... i~Ci~" ............... oil FOA-SX treated--means trouble/ AMERICAN Standard plumbing
When Morgan Funeral Service free heating at a really noticeable/fixtures, boilers and furnaces. Len-
phone does not answer dial 3271, $$$$ saving. Judy Johnston Oil Co., ~nox furn. aces; Youngstown kitchen
Mt. Vernon. 37tf Phone 6781, Mt. Vernon. 22if|units, mshwashers and food waste
~WARD: For first information " ... • ~disposers. FRINK PLUMBING &
leading to recovery of missing hive h:r~e.t~9~5~IOofN e~oul~blD Z:anY°~er~HEATING, dial 3771, Lisbon. 32tf
of bees taken from R. P. Ink farm.
If you know of, have heard of or in repaired on the spot: We_go.equiP. / IhINN RLIg~PRIC CO ----
pea. ~ew low rages. Call U:g'$1, ! W|~i~, ~.,..,,a.. "
the future hear of any recently ac- Kali " "'--~ .......
quired stand of bees, inform the ban Apphance Co., Mr. Vernon. Mount Vernon - 2400 Lisbon - 2"/18
23tfc
teehni
including Sundays and holidays, phone number. DIAL 4701. Flynn
10:25 a.m.; lv. M.V. for I.C., 2:55 p.m. Motor Service, in the Lifts Chevro-
week days; Sunday and holidays, lV. let Building 49-tfc
M•V. for I.C., 3:25 p.m. 25c
SHELLANE bottle gas, stove in-
JOIN" ROBERTS Studio's Baby
Club. $4.50 for 6 pictures, one each
year. Stop at studio for details. 13tf
FOR THE FINEST in newer hy-
brids plant Lynks' Miracle-Gene
Hybrids. Walter Burgess, Dial 5381}
evenings. 18-33p i
FOR SALE: GOODYEAR TRAC-[
TOR TIRES at lower prices. Better[
traction, longer wear. On the farmi
tire and fluid service. Beacon Shell t
Service, 24 hours, dial 3461 Lisbon. i
o Paint -w and
y ur Spring denning schedule lighted
Have prtffier, cleaner rooms soon~
wife Kufleea Rat-Tint one-coat well
finhh . . . dries in minutes, reedlF
for hang|ng curtains .br draperies.
This year, paint eedy. . . w|tlt
completely washable, stein-reshtant
Kuda~ Rat-Tint. Choose from •
rainbow of Rat-Tint colors at ou~
store. Come in today--we'll be glad
fo help you select the dght colq¢
¢ombinations for YOUR home, ~"
Mt. Vernon, Iowa
friends for the many expressions of
sympathy received on the death of
our daughter and sister.
The John W. Carbee family
FOR RENT
"" g6-fi" gt?N ¥:" i o'& ?n:'t'#o:g e ?tro;
house, utilities except electricity,
May 1. Owner will reserve apart-
ment in basement and share utility
room. Mrs. Joseph Tvrdik, dial 2306
after 6 p.m. week days and Satur-
day and Sunday, Lisbon. 24, 25c
FOR RENT: Tape recorder, sound
systems, microph o n e s, speakers,
amplifiers. Bill Randolph Studio,
Mt. Vernon. 19tf
FOR RENT: Crutches, when and
if you need them. MEREDITH
DRUG. 42tfc
FOR RENT: Wall paper steamers,
sanders, edgers, buffers and waxers.
! Kaliban Appliance. Me. Vernon. 18tf
FOR RENT: Modern one-bedroom
house with garage.Adults only.
Glenn Lehr, Lisbon. 24, 25c
FOR RENT: Five room apartment,
two bedrooms, near college. Call
3422 in morning. Inquire William
Wallace, 411 N. Second St. W., Mt.
Vernon. 25c
FOR RENT: Residence on Depot
Street, Me. Vernon• Immediate pos-
session. Merrill Garrett,Martelle
phone 54716. 25tf
--FCiR-'-RENT: 40 A pasture, with
shade and water. Sailor Phelps, Lis-
bon. 25p
recent visitors of the Otto Buch .........................................
mayers. The Buchmayers visited
Sunday in Iowa City with the Louis
Vilhauer family•
Renew Wiley's
Contract For Year
ELY --- College Community board
Tuesday night renewed the contract
of Supt. S. W. Wiley for one year
and that of Howard Strong, prin-
' cipal at Prairie High, and all teach-
ers' contracts for another year.
The board raised the salary of
plant engineers to $4,000 and that
of custodian to $3,400.
The board's action came at the
end of a session attended by about
50 residents of the district. A group
of eight discussed with the board
the possibility of not renewing the
superintendent's contract• However,
they did not present a petition to
be heard, only a letter stating that l
they were "not satisfied with con-
ditions" at the school.
Another group including teachers
of the four schools praised Supt.
Wiley. The Citizens Advisory Com-
mittee recommended that the board
give a vote of confidence to Supt.
S. W. Wiley and that his contract
be renewed.
Ely Lutheran: Communion at
10:30 a.m. April 7; Sunday school
at 9:30 a.m. The Martin Luther film
will be shown Sunday evening,
April 14. The public will be invit-
ed.
First Presbyterian: April 7, 9:30
a.m. worship service, 10:30 a.m.
church school, 7:30 p.m.C.Y.F, with
outreach commission in charge.
April 8, 9:30 a.m. Presbyterial at
Vinton; April 10, 7 p.m. junior boys'
choir; April 11, 7:30 p.m.P.W.O.
meets with Mrs. Larew. Francis R.
Larew, pastor.
The Oliver" Bakers and John
Schultz of Cedar Rapids were Sun-
day evening dinner guests at the
Albert Schultz home.
The Carl Pastines and daughter of
Denver, Colo., visited four days last
week with Mrs. Pastine's mother
Mrs. J. O. Clark, and with other
WANTED
........................................
WANTED: Ironing to do in my
home. Dial 3871, Lisbon. 25c
WANTED: Riders to Cedar Rap-
ids who work 8 to 4:30. Phone 8252
Me. Vernon after 5 p.m. 25c
WANTED: Ironing. Call 3392
Lisbon, after 4:30 p.m. No calls Sat-
urday. 24, 25c
WANTED: Experienced baker.
Dial EM 4-7555. Cedar Rapids Bak-
ing Co., 330 6th Ave. S.W., Cedar
Rapids. 22tf
CUSTOM CORN shelling with
John Deere sheller. No job too big
or too small. Glenn Plattenberger,
dial 2751, Lisbon 48tf
WANTED: Fill dirt. If you are
looking for a place to haul dirt in-
quire of Hillcrest Country Club, C.
F. Bauman, or Ralph Streets, Mt.
Vernon. 21tf
WANTED: Cash paid for clean
used cars. Gilmore Motor Sales.
dial 3091, Lisbon. 39tf
WANTED: Night waitress. Apply
Beacon Cafe, phone 2391, Lisbon.
10tf
WANTED: To rent 2 or 3-bedroom
home. Call 4711, Me. Vernon, be-
tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.C.M. Du~-
!up, office manager Iowa Electric
Light & Power Co. 13 tfc
WANTED: Young woman for
general office work. Prefer some-
one full time, but will consider part
time help. Must be good typist. Of-
fice experience desired. Will con-
sider graduating high school girl
with top grades in office courses.
See Crystal Carmer, Johnson Mfg.
Co., First Ave. N., Mt. Vernon, dial
3651. 25tf
WANTED: Custom silo filling
with Gehl self-propelled chopper, 3
GeM unloading wagons and blower.
Use either sickle bar or hay pickup.
Call Willard Palmer 6404 Mt. Ver-
non. 25tfc
WANTED: Will plow and till
gardens in Lisbon evenings. Floyd
Carpenter, phone 3795. 25-28c
WANTED: Your upholstery, rugs,
and carpet to clean with our new
portable cleaner. Phone 7302. De-
relatives. Camp Furniture Repair. 25-28c
A large crowd attended Dorcas ........................................
Society Thursday at Mrs. Claire
Doyle's. There were guests from
Ely as well as Cedar Rapids. The
group worked on a quilt for the
Society.
A group of Ely Rebekahs last
Tuesday night attended a pancake
supper sponsored by the Springville
Rebekah lodge and later attended a
lodge meeting with the Praha group
at Cedar Rapids.
Paralta
Connie Campbell
Visitors in the Otis and Lona
Campbell home during the week
were Leo Campbell and Lloyd
Schooley of Marion, the Melvin
Campbell family, Mrs. John Nibeck
and Mrs. R. J. Woods and Carol.
The Howard McShane family
were Sunday dinner guests of Alma
McShane in Springville.
Mrs. Lyle French and Delores
were Tuesday luncheon guests of
Estella McCleary at Whittier•
SERVICE
EXPERT BUILDING, repair work,
inside or out, town or country. L. K.
Hatch, dial 3522, Lisbon. 25p
- CLINTON-EI~IGINES
Authorized Parts and Service
Sutliff Generator Shop, ph. 3931,
Lisbon
24tfc
PUMP SERVICE: Having pump
troubles? Call Frank Hartl, dial
!7652, Mt. Vernon, 23tfe
HOME O R FARM ROOFING:
New roofs and repair work guar-
anteed. Albert L. Allsup, phone 3302
Lis._~bon__ ............ 23-26p
WE SPECIALIZE IN RELIABLE
REPAIR SERVICE. We're head-
quarters for dependable Muffler and
Pipe Work, Tuneups, Brake Service,
A u t o m a t i c Transmissions, Bear
Wheel Balancing, Front End Align-
ment and Overhauling. Besler's
Auto Repair, phone 6201, Me. Ver-
non. 25 afc
stallations, service. The cleaner,
hotter propane cooking fuel. Judy
Johnston Oil Co., Phone 6761, Me.
Vernon. 22tf I : , 21tf]
..... e -- ORDER YOUR FUNK S G Hy
TV SERVICE--over 21 y ars in ,., ' " ' -
electronics Ken Blake dial aan~ orm now. Funk's "G" Hybrids are l
~-- -- " ...... ' .... ~ consistently good year after year.
tvi~. vernon; i~ ±viecnamcsvme. I Gene Strauch 907 1st Ave N Mt
39tf!Vernon, dial 7192 ....
FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT} 21tfcl
Including Caster, Camber, Toe-in.
Phone 3271 Lisbon for appointment.
Pat's D-X Service,Highway 30,
Lisbon. 28tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 1950 four-door Chev-
rolet. Good condition. Radio, Heater,
Safety Belts. Phone 8521.After 5
p.m. 2651, Me. Vernon. 25p
FOR SALE: Small house and two,
lots. Ideal location for building. Mt.
Vernon, phone 4432. 25-27p
FOR SALE: Five tons of alfalfa
hay at farm. Rudolph Notbohm,
Olin. 25-26p
F O R S A LE: White ballerina
length formal, size 15. Phone 2571.
Mt. Vernon. 25p
.FOR SALE: Used Davenport:--$25,
sofa bed $10, two easy chairs, name
your price. Morgan Furniture, Lis-
bon. 25c
FOR SALE: Fresh eggs on farm
at end of A Ave. S. Cliff Peterson
phone 5971, Mt. Vernon.25-27c
FOR S,ALE: 3 formals, size 12,
worn only once. Phone 6503, Mt.
Vernon. 25c
FOR SALE: Two-wheeled trailer
and small shed. Don Billings, phone
5531, Mt• Vernon. 25c
H A L L M A R K EasterCards.
BLOOMS BOOK ~TORE. 24-26c
FOR SALE: 1951 International
L-132 pickup, dual tires, grain and
stock rack. Eddie Webb, Lisbon.
24-26p
U~ED GOODS: Four used reel
type power Lawn Mowers; one used
General Electric Automatic Washer;
one used A.B.C. Automatic Washer.
The following wringer type Wash-
ing Machines: two rebuilt Maytags,
one Easy, one Kenmore, one Speed
Queen, one Thor, one Bendix Drier.
Three used Gas Stoves; two used
Refrigerators; three new Admiral
Refrigerators at very special prices.
BERANEK'S. 24tf
FOR SALE: Two registered Duroc
boars, about 300 Ibs. Mervyn Arm-
strong, phone 4608 Mt. Vernon.
24, 25c
FOR SALE: Good feeding oats.
Glenn Lehr, Lisbon, phone 2715.
24-26p
FRESH EGGS at the farm be-
tween Mt. Vernon and Lisbon•
Gladys Kepler, phone 2416 Lisbon.
24, 25c
DE KALB Molasses Feeds and
Trucking. Webb Brothers, dial 4481
or 4486, Lisbon. 24-28p
FOR SALE: Vacuum cleaners,
used, upright, tank type, hand vacs•
Sutliff Generator Shop, phone 3931,
Lisbon. 43tf
FOR SALE: Hi Fi amplifiers,
speakers, tuners, speaker enclosures,
turntables, etc. Bill Randolph Stu-
dio, Mt. Vernon• 19tf
NEW AND USED Automatic and
Conventional Washers.BEST OIL
CO., Lisbon. 36tfc
WEDDING ALBUMS: Twelve 8xi
10 black and white prints in an al-i
bum you'll be proud to own, $35. !
I Roberts Studio, dial 6412. 22tfci
It Will
Wash Better
Look Cleaner
• . . with Soft Water
Dial 3233 Mt. Vernon
1949 Farmall M, overhauled and painted
1953 Oliver 88, a dandy
1950 Farmall C, like new
1954 Super H, like new
1952 Super C with Fast Hitch, have plow and
cultivator for this one
F-30 Farmall
35A I.H.C. 7 ft. wheel disc, like new
I.H.C. 10 ft. double-gang packer
Case 7 ft. tandem with clutch
John Deere 8 ft. tandem, like new
I.H.C. 15 ft. straight
3 - HM 238 cultivators
2 - Case 3-16 plows on rubber
I.H. No. 8 2-16 on steel
John Deere 290 planter with fertilizer, used
about 100 acres
Allis-Chalmers 8 ft. tandem, like new
Dial 3521
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Mt. Vernon, Iowa
It's Time To Sow Grass Se,
We have several brands to select from:
New Models
Fore Brand
Maytag
Miracle Green
WASHER
and
Shady Place Grass
DRYER
Full line of yard equipment -- Lawn Brooms
e,
and your old machine
Lawn Boy and Eclipse Power Mowers
Martin Senour Inside and Outside Paint
nson,
Plumbing Heating
Dial 5912 -.- Me. Vernon