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Page Eight Audience Greatly Interested In Talk By Morris Fishbein A combination of medical facts and a great sense of humor made the lecture fo Morris Fishbeln in the Cornell chapel last night one of the most popular talks of the year Speaking to a considerable crowd the head of the American ~Iedical association interspersed jokes and witty "(:racks" in his talk on "The Prolongation of Life." I)r. Fishbein named many great strides forward which the medical men have made in the past hun- dred years, expanding the life ex- pectancy from 33 years in 1825 to 67 years in 1940. Hc traced the development of vaccination, anti- toxins and innoculations. Heart disease now heads the list of diseases of death, with cancer second and pneumonia third. Au- tomobile accidents have greatly raised on the scale, and come fifth in the number of deaths per year. Tuberculosis is seventh. "High 'blood pressure," said Dr. Fisbbein, "is not a disease, it is a A comparison of this generation with the two preceding genera- tions, shows not only greater life expectancy, but also greater size. The young people of today at uni- versity entrance, average two inch- es taller and seven to ten pounds more in weight. In conclusion, Fishbein said that "a sensible amount of rest is a factor of the utmost importance to the prolongation of life." Following the lecture, Dr. and Mrs. Frank G. Brooks held open house for the speaker and those Corncll students interested in medicine and nursing. Mrs. IL P. Ink left today for Washington I).C. to attend the D. A. R. Centennial Congress. She is corresponding secretary of the state order of D. A. R. and will serve on the reception committee for candidates for national offices at the Centennial ~Mr. and Mrs. George Buck of Cedar Rapids were guests Sunday in the home of the former's mothea Mrs. Flora Buck. condition. The medical flehl is on Charles Hartley of Davenport ts the way of finding a control for it spending the week with relatives within the next few" years." I and friends in Mount Vernon. 9 e s PHONE 4312 MOUNT VERNON Deliveries at 9 and 11 a.m.: 2 and 5 p.m. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Cauliflower 19c to 25e Radishes, 3 hnnches 10c I~ettuce, large New Potat(~s, 4 lb~ 25c CarvoLs, 2 bnnches 13c Pascal (~lery, bnnch 12c Bro(~oll, each 19c Nt~v Cabbage, lb 5 Asparagus, bunch 10c Tomatoes, lb 20c Artichokes, each 10c Pineapples, Igc to 25c ()ran~es, jui(~, doz 29c Navels, dz. 19c, 25c, 354~. 496 Grapefruit, 6 for 176 Winesap A1)l)l~, 4 lbs 25c Cranberries, lb 23c Idaho l{u.~tt Potat(x,s, Imck 29c and 85c Red Triumph Potatoes, pk 25c ~weet Potatoes, 4 llm 2,~ Parsnilk~ ,3 lbs l lc Par.~eley and Cncumbers. Yellow Onion ,~kets, 2 qt.s 1be BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS SPECIALS GREEN BABY LIMAS, packa~ 23c ASPARAG'US CIYPS, package 24c PFAOHES, Sliced, package 23e HADDOCK FILLETS, pound 27c WEEK-END GROCERY SPECIALS, APRIL 11 & 12 Chocolate or Sandwich C(~kies, Ib 19c Spanish Olives, quart jar 49c Hills Bros. or 5I~I.B. Coffee, ponnd 28c Monarch Catsup, 14-oz Ibc Chocolate Stix, Ib 21e Chocolate Covered Peanuts, l~mnd 19e Grapefmflt, whole segment, 2 cans 25c I~le Pineapple Juice, 47 oz 31c Dole Pineapple Gems, 13 nz 2 cans 25c' Crushed Pineapple, 9 oz can, 3 for 25c Pcamlt Butter, 2 lb jar 29c Pink Salmon, lb caza 1Be Franco Spaghetti, 2 casts 23c 4B Dt~ Beets, 2 cans 19e Vma Camp Pork & Beans, 2 cans 19c ,~,ftt~ilk Cake Flour, pkg 25e Fresh Creamery Butt~,r, Ib 36c Sugar, l0 lb cloth bag 58c Kelh~g's Cornflakes, pkg 10e Minute Tapioca, 2 pkgs 25c Omar Flour, 49 lbs $1.69 24 lh~ 89c Buy Now! I~'Ws, (~umtry Rim, 2 doz 45c With Free Egg Tints Bla~k Peplmr, Cinnamon or Mustard, 4-oz tin, 2 for 19c Boraxo, 2 cans 25c Oxydol, reg. pkg 19c Camay Toilet ~p, 2 bars and dish 14c lw)ry ~lp, meal 3 bars 17e {L~V.C. Bleach, qt 19c; gal. 39c G~'C Wall Paper Cleaner, 3 cans 21c Northrup King Package and Bulk Garden Seeds and COOL ROASTED COFFEE, lb /-(]c DIAL 3121 MOIJNT VERNON, IOWA I Ir I PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb jar SANTOS COFFEE 1 pound 15 COCOA, Ambrosia 17c COOKIES, Sand- wich, pound 12c EGG DYE Pure 8 Food, 10c bag C PEAS, Hollyhock, 19c No. 2 can, 2 cans PEACHES, Del Monte, No. 2 size lSc BUTTER COOKIES l0 Sawyers, 15c size C WHEATIES, 9 Reg. 13c pkg GEL RITE GELATINE. 4 pkgs 17c FRUIT COCKTAIL Reg. 15c, 2 for 25c sw s.ow 23c CAKE FLOUR, pkg SALAD DRESSING qff Full Quart .on or 15 SUGAR, 2 lbs C MARSHMALOWS lq Lb. Package 1/ c DATES. 10 Lb. package IOc PEACHES, DRIED 2 lbs FLOUR, Mother Hubbard, 49 Ibs $1.65 CAMAY SOAP 2 bars, dish free 13c HAM, Armours Star 9[: 15 lb average, lb rmoor'a 25c Spiced Ham 12 oz cn GRAPEFRUIT, f -r Tex. Seedless, 7 ORANGES, Sunkist, dozen 21c SEED POTATOES, ONION SETS, NORTHRUP KING ,BULK SEEDS Get Yours Now While Assortments Are Complete ~OUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWKEYE-REOORD AND - T Pays To Be June Bride I ,J~v -.~,~u.~ ~al~ I Allen B gacks-~n. 4 Farm Crops class members of the. . ::." . ' Lis~o Vocation 1 A-ri---l'-'r De leas[ or Mecnamc~vme n a g cu ~u e - u * mog, C r~aplu p . partment were busy Tuesday lay-]the nlmproved 80 a ing" strips" on / farm for $70 an acre r~e Tarms . . ' ~" for oh out contour the S. F ~ .s l " Emerson farm, one mile south of ~m anam conjuncuon. With o~ner .It.~s~st .usuxa, xj [Wheat, per bu 80~ctPhone 5641 Lisbon I]mprovea tans near tnm proper~y. " Oats -er bu 36"c ]~ e w xne iOllOWlng are no~ new lus~,p ~z ~^,f~p ~,- ~ I Sal as reported by Lyle F. Shoot I WANTED" Gardens ~,~, ~.~ ~[~. ~;~,~u ~ ~y~ ~.~[!of Manchester, field representative some o I ~;ne. gooa.?ooKs ,you will fl~ T --&^~ r~'.-------'~ lashes to i~aul fertili~! vu L ~a~ t,= u,a~a u~= ~ ~a aa of the Equitable Life Assurance So- nna in me ,dsoon norary: Tne Ten IUU la~d[t~ IU ~.~l~L~lly I .~,h.~ ~#;, :. Mt Vet a sou managemenz projecz. Tne eiet, of *h,~ TI ~ ~ 1~. ~ih,~,+Commandments," by Warwick Ts~rn t~ Pa~a "/ for l{,~o~flar [~' '"' class has something tangible with ~ .;,~ .~ "-.:, ~"~ *". %' "'~7-~.~ Peening' "TheClansman" by ~ --o-- ~ -.--~ -:-~ 4 FOR SALI"' Moder~ . . -- : O[ A.vlecnanlesvllle, nanolea ~ne seal. o ~ a UII~IIIeCK 2~ I ~tlon " ~' " wnlcn ~o worK, anu mr. ,;merson~ Thomas Dixon; "The Kingdom of land for sale. For Frances FAlenberger. Courtesy Des Moines Register Announcement was made Sun- day of the engagement and ap- proaching marriage of Miss Fran- ces Ellenberger, daughter of Mr. and M~. Charles Ellenberger of Springville, and Ivan M. Hempy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hempy, of the White Oak community. The announcement was made at a din- ner at the home of the bride's parents on Sunday. The wedding date will be in June. Scout Leader to Speak One of five annual regional meet- ings in Region 8 of the Boy Scouts of America will be held in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday, April 23, at the R'oosevelt Hotel. Scouts from Iowa will attend this meeting to which the V~aubeek area council, which includes IAnn, Jones anti Benton counties, will be hosts. At the evening banquet, Arthur A. Sehuck will give the principle address. Mr. Schuck is national di- has the advantage of the class! findings with the recommendation i of their instructor, Severin Soren- son, and Harold Nilsson of the Mar- ion soil conservation office, who has been assisting the class. In October the boys collected soil samples on which to run the acidity test. The tests showed that the lime requirement varied from 0 to 3 tons per acre. During winter class sessions the boys became familiar with the the- oretical side of soil conservation practices With the assistance of Mr. Nilsson and Mr. Sorenson, maps and plans were made showing how strip cropping could be put into practice on the Emerson farm. Tuesday the boys laid out four contour lines, using a spirit level, on which the shop boys had put homemade sights. These contour lines and the trip boundaries on either side were marked with a plow. This summer the boys will ob- serve the results of the strip crop- ping. The project will be of great interest to them as well as to the community as a whole. If the re- sults are favorable, strip cropping! may be adopted on many of the home farms of these boys. Mrs. Dillon Bridges entertained at a birthday party in honor of her son Jackie on Saturday. Guests rector of the division of operations, ! were: Susan Albright, Barbara Boys Scouts of Americt. He has Solma, Alberta Kohl, Jeanne Kohl, been an active scouter since 1913 i Crystal Carmer, Patty Wall, Jackie holding his present poc~ition since IPayton, Barry Morrissey, Donald January, 1931. i, Nost, Eugene Lefebure, Juddy Wal- The evening meeting is open to iter, Francis Pitlik and Buddy everyone and all interested men lBridges. Mrs. Joe Pitlik and Mrs. and their wives are urged and in-IJohn Woods assisted Mrs. Bridges cited to attend, with the serving of refreshments. Volunteers for Red Cross sewing' are asked to meet at the home of l Mrs. Mac T. Mitchell on Wednes-i day and Thursday afternoons of] next week. A number of layettes i have been received and are ready] for sewing. For Friday-Saturday April llth and 12th Corn, Wh. Gr. Golden Bantam, 2 No. 2 cans 25c Raisins, 2 lb pkg 15c Coupon CARNATION MILK 4 tall cans 25c Egg Dye, pkg 10c Tomato Juice, 46 oz can 19c Grapefruit Juice, 46 oz can 19c Blended Juice, (Grape- fruit and Orange, 46 oz can 25c Salad Dressing, qt. jar 29c Brown Sugar, 3 ]bs Cookies, Butter Cream Sandwich, 2 lbs 25e Cocoanut, J.S. Shredded, pound 13c Chocolate Peanut Clusters, pound 19c Mixed Vegetables, J. S can 10c Spinach, J.S. 2 No. 2 cns 27c Josephine's Grocery Dial 0212 We Deliver Mount Vernon, Iowa Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Roaring Adventure dra- ma set in the savage Northwest. Beautifully filmed. son PAUL MUNI GENE TIERNEY A thrilli~tg adventure of two daring and colorflfl French- Canadian fur trappers. A BIG SHOW Also March of Time Sun. Mon. Mat. 2:30 Sun. Eve. 7 and 9 p.m. Your Favorite Stars James Stewart and Hedy LaMarr in another Hit Picture. The Headiest, Happiest Comedy of the Year. 21c Tues. - Wed. 21c Cisco Kid Romero in "ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE" and No. 2 "THE SAINT IN PALM SPRINGS" Coming-- "Men of ,Boy's Town" Slender Swords," by Hallie Ermine FOR SALE: Cobbler seed po- Fifth Grade Visits Hawkeye Office Miss Helen Walker teacher in the Fifth grade in the V~rards school and the pupils visited the Hawk- eye-Record office this morning. In- cluded were: Mary Gall Baldwin, Joan Peet, Helene Jolas, Marilyn Gray, Joy Litts, Mary Strickland, Arlene Ellison, Audrey Burnett, Betty Tracts, Joyce Ehle, Ramona Jorgenson, Dolores Diehl, Shirley Boots, Bill Barker, Orville Camp- bell, David Dean, Delmer Luettjo- hann, Charles Litts, John Rives; "The Harbor," by Ernest Poole; "The American Prisoner," by Edon Phillpotts; "The Deliver- ance," by Ellen Glasgow; "The Trail of the Sword," by Gilbert Parker; "The Winding Lane," by Philip Gibbs; "America or The Sac- tatoes for seed or table. Also pars- nips. J. Mulherin, Dial 4302, Mt. Vernon. 24c WANTEI) TO BUY: Brood sows to farrow in May or June. Inquire at this office. 24p WANTED: Custom discing and home you wish to discard. They lpairing Stop in. Eddie's East End will be appreciated for library cir-1 Shoe Shop in the Buser Bldg,Mt. Kirk- culation. Vernon. acreage of corn land. Agt. FOR SALE: MY modern brick house, south of the water heat, electric i water, fire place, finish beam ceiling, large garden, Kohl, at Midway Acret~ "WALLPAPER FOB paper hanging, dial Hammond. WANTED: 3 eggs. Peterson 24p 2612. a ca We're taking it for granted need an Easter suit, topcoat, hat, shirts and a lot of things. Well, you can be sitting pretty this time to-morrow if you'll drop in ad time to-day. SOAP, P & G Laundry, 10 Giant Bars 37c MIRACLE WHIP, Kraft Salad Dressing, quart jar 33c DATES, Arab Boy Unpitted, 1 pound pkg 19c WAX PAPER, Cut Rite, 125 Foot Roll 19c SOILAX, For Woodwork and Painted Walls, lg pkg 21c SCOTT TOWFA,101 uses, 2 Large Rolls 21c KIX, Marmalade jar with 2 packages 25c COFFEE, Richelieu Drip or Regular grind, lb tin 25c CATSUP, Crosse & Blackweil, 14-oz bottle 19c FRUIT COCKTAIL, Rich Ripe 13 oz tins, 2 for 25e BLACK CHERRIES, B. Stuart Pitted, No. 2 Vz tins 32c PEELED PRUNES Libby's special breakfast 2 tins 25c SPICED GRAPES, Richelieu No. 2 tins, 2 for 43c OLIVES, SPANISH, Green, Quart jar 45c CORN, Baby Stuart Tid Bid Golden Bantam, 2 tins 23c PEAS, Richelieu Sifted Early June, 2 tins 33c GREEN BEANS, Baby Stuart, Tiny Whole, 2 tins 35e POTATOES, Idaho aking, peck bag 36e Richelieu and Birds Eye Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Rich. Frozen Peas 21c Rich. Frozen Sea Perch 29c GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS ONION SETS We Deliver Mount Vernon, Iowa Dial 4012 Tenderized Ham Half or Whole Armour's Star, Rath Black Hawk, Cudahy Puritan, or Morrell Pride, per lb. SWIFT PREMIUM HAM, Half or Whole, lb 26e HOME CURED BACON, in Chunk, pound 19c Sliced, per pound 21c HOME CURED BACON, SQUARES, lb 13c No. 1 LARD, per pound 10c Rudolph Vodicka, Prop. Dial 2412 MOUNT VERNON, IOWA Phone 11 Flowers wired everywhere. Lisbon, Iowa In this Easter stock there is so much U in the styles and so much in the prices that you'll decide to put all your needs in one Easter basket five minutes after you've entered our door. EASTER SUITS to fit Tall Men . . . Short Men Big Men Men Stout Men Portly Men From: Hart Schaffner & Marx J. Schoeneman Stewart McCray Starting in price at $21.50 to $38.5{) Hart Schaffner & Marx Bench Made at $5{) Easter Hats Easter Shoes Easter Shirts Easter Neckwear Your Appearance Is Our Business