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THE MOUNT VI'~I{NON. IOWA. HA~VKEYE-RECORD AND THE LISBON HERALD M~Y Page Eight ......... , ......... i |ll i Ill. m .......................... , ............................................................ i- - l& ...... Clinton; three daughters, Mrs. l|ltn * I° ll, e olher at t{osedale, Union woniplace in the freshman triangular. Obituary im, th Rogers of Minneapolis, Minn., I LIF~iliI1LP~k--~IAH[~IJ~IJI! ~ • both game.~: :Ill I'Mst,'r p.arty at [l'o(. again was first with S2 points, MI s Gelti ude Baltby of Steele . ," " . ./Able To Flay Again (]ri)ve s,.}lool:a lout' of (,ornell hud 45 points, and Grin- MRS. ,JOHN IJ. • ,~ . i N. l)ak. and Mrs. Verna .M. Wade ] ~ industrial plants ill Cedar Rapids, inelI was third with 34 points. Funereal services for Mrs. John l,. i of Los Angeles, Calif., a step-son,] Junior Simpson, son of Mr. and includiug \Vilson (~o., Hutchinson's,! Van Tuyle in tbe two-mile run I)unn were hehl at ! :30 SundaY]S. S. l)unn of Chicago; two sisters, / Mrs Earl Simpson, who has been a \V.M.T., ('olonial Bakery, C°urti'md Vodieka in the javelin w'on the t'rom the Non funeral hol,le in ! Mrs. George +backer and Mi .l ufd.. .r of nepl','osis for mo,'e ti, a,I m.,s,.. :i:,il: and luneh at a ri.stau,'- Mount Vernon with Rev. Gaylard!olive l.eber and one brother, Wil-" a year was lille last week end to ant. ]only firsts for tbe Cornell fresh, S. Hamilton of the Lisbon Federal- ! lic MeMatlon. Sbe also leaves a )lay for the first time since he be- A total of 1 S0 bookh~ts were i but other Cornell freshnlen won Eight team soft ball tournanlent starting at tvn a. m. Sunday. Ad- mission frec. Happy Valley Ser- vice Station, on No. 3o west of Mt. Vernon. Market Report ed (,burch in eharge of the service, i host of friends in the several places Burial was in tbe Mount Vernon I she had nlade her home. cemetery. Pearl 'May l)unn was born July 9, 1877 to Albert and Sarah Me- Ma'hon in Clinton, Iowa, 'wbere tile father was a raih'oad engineer. She received her education in the Clinton high school. In June 1921 she was married to John I,. I)unn at Marion and they had their home ill Cedar Hapids. Mount Vet'- non and lAsbon. Until the time of Mrs. l)unn's Out of town relatives were Mrs. Sarah Mc.M&hon and Mrs. George Bella.s of Clinton; Mrs. 1,illian Jones of I)eerfield, Ill., Mr. and i Mrs. George Thacker and Mr. and Mrs. S. S. l)uun of Chicago; Mr. land Mh's. R. C. Malthy and son of Steele, N. 1).. and Mrs. l{uth l{og- ers and d'tughter of Minneapolis, Minn. death there were live generations:. I)r. J. H. 1,:nnls spoke to tile in her family. Intembers of A.A.U.W. (in Wed- iOollowing a year's illness of call- i nesd&y evening, ell tbe s~bject. cer, ,Mrs. I)unn passed away leriday ; "l'opulation as a l,'actor in hlterna- morning, May 12, at the boule of itional t{olations". The meeting was Mrs. IAllian Crofutt in Mount Ver- [ held in the Methodist church Din- non, w'here she was taken fronl nor for twenty-three In(~InLbers was her Lisbon honle several 'weeks!served by Division No. 3, of the previously. ] l.udies Aid society of the Methodist 'Surviving are her husband, her !church, preceding the talk by I)r. mother, ~Mrs. Sarah McMahon of I Ennis. Phone 50 Mount Vernon WEEK END SPECIALS l,~resh l.'rlllts and Veg~tahh*s: AIA~ F'IR,~'r QITAIATY, xvc do not halune s(~l'olld ~l.aih, Vl~tahles or Fruits cAI~IAt'IAiIVER, hirge ]iealls, eiidi .......................................... '-):It, NEW I'I)TATOES, lied or White, tl OOlllid~ .......................... 254! I~E'I~PUCE, ttlid heaiL~i, 2 for ....................................................... 1.5c 'I~(}.t|AT{)ES, fUllt'y, ripe, "~ ll~llllidS ............................................ 7Pli' NEW pEAS, Swat Variety, -'1 liOUlid.~ .................................... °3c IIAiilSHE~, 3 bunt,hes ................................................................ lib' ASPARAGUS, lionit' (irolvli, bUlil'h ............................................ li~' Lt.~MONI, large size, dl,2en ............................................................ 7,~ll, I,'IAiRiliA ,JUI(}E ()IIANGI'],% laege, thll~n ............................ :l,~' NAVEL EATIN(I OIIANGES, dozen .................... 2-'it', 29(' lind llgl! PINEAPPI,ES, largt; ripe, 2 for ................................................ 7,54"> CARROTS, ~weet (~,alifol'llill, 7 lllllll'ht,~4 .................................... 13¢' AVACADOS, (ll'alR~frult, lll~lll, N~v Beets, Ne~v (!uhlla>~*e, Sl~li•~et lJot~t~M~, (~ll(!lllllb4"l~, Muslil~[,ll|S, (Irelql IleallS, Wlnesap and Delll.hlus Apples, Strawberries. COOKIES, Sandwich or Cho('olate, pound .................................. 19e MAXWEIA~ ]tOU,'~E CO]PI~'EI':, 2 I~ llOiilids, l)rip or lt~'uhir ,'>5~' SANKA OR KAi,'PEI'; HAll, lei~ .vou .~l~ll, llound .................... "171' WE HAVE 'I~iE NEIV Ci{ADI~F ,IELIAES, Stl'allled and So~llet% for Infants (}r Cliildl~n, jar .......... 10(. PINEAPPLE, No. III (;all Crll.~411ed ............................................ lille O.%LAR FI~OUR, 49 poinlds ........ II.59 24 pounds ........ 8Ill' OVAI~TINE, Snlali Size, l~g'lllar 39c t~lli .................................. :lilt' NHITRF]NE R(X)T llEER OR GINGI':IIAI~E, truly (hqlt'iolus beverages, full 32-oz Quart bottle, 3 for . ....................... 2.5(' (Plus bottle cl~rge) GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 2 ('.an, 3 for ....................... 2,5(.' SltRI_~IP, fancy large wet pa~k, can ........................................ 1,5~: GINGER SNAPS, fresh, 2 1)oul~ls ............................................ 17v CRESCENT MACRONETS, short cut for ~, lb. pkg ........ 15e SAIA1)A TEA, M-lb, pkg. with Free Utility Dish, Black ........ 2Oe Green Tea ................................................................................ lSc SEE IT AND BUY IT IN GIM~SS, Brlaxu]ale Tiny %%~]1ole iie~t~, jar 18c; Tiny Green Bemm, 20(.; Sweet Peas 18~.. YACHT CI~UB WHOLE KERNEL CORN, No. 2 Pan, 2 for 25c S~PUF~ED OLIVES, 4B, No. 7 h(ittle ........................................ 23e HUSKIES, 2 pkgs ~'ith l~'erdhland B4dloon ................................ 19c GWC CLOTHES BLEACH, QIlart Bottle .................................... 1,~ LE~VlS LYE, 10(~* cans, 3 for ........................................................ 25e TOILET BO~VL BRUSHES ~'ith varnished handle, each ........ 10e ,calno ill, He rode his tiqeyele and did things boys tire years ohl like to do. He accompanied his parents and brother Richard for a motor trip to (,lerniont oil Sunday where the day was spent visiting Mrs. Siuipson's tnother, Mrs. H. J. Hel- gerson. Junior's condition has sho\vn a nlaFked iulprovenlent in r0cont weeks, tie lllllSt still con- tinue to have blood transfusions .and this nlorning he submitted to his 8Ist transfusion, Up to today he has been given inore than nine and one-half gallons of blood be- sides two quaFts of serunl. Junior has had nation wide recognition during llis rare illness ,and has uiany friends who will be glad tO leal'll of his inlprov(~luent. Noted Catholic Speaker To Lecture at Cedar Rapids Can tbe ideals of denioeracy sur- vi~,e? What iLlethods can we use to offset the dangers of ~'omnlun- isnl and I,'uscisui ? ]S there a solu- lieu of tile war t)etween the fOl•('~'S of delnOdq'aey and tile forces of dic- tatorship ? These and otbor silnllar quos- tions 'will tie answered hy 1)r. (_leorge HernlanI1 ])t!l'l'y, hOlt'(1 or:t- Ior, ~,dueator and author of l)e- troll, Mich., when lie lectui'es und0r the atlspiees of the I{nlghts of ('OIUUlIIIIS, Thul'sday, May 25, :it S:15 1).111. in the hnlnaeulale Con- ceplion school auditoriuln, S:te 4Ih Ave S.I']., Cedar Rapids. Adinission is free and an invi- tation is extended by the ('edltr l{al)i(ls K.C.':~ to all ('iIiz('lls of Mounl Vernon and vicinity tO ;it- loud. Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Mutthews' were (.ailed 1o I~.edhouse, \Vest Vir- ginia, last week by the serious ill- ness of Mr. Mattllews sister, ~Irs. Noru I)unlal) who suffered It slrol.:e of paralysis. They plan to be in Ihe south foF sev(q'al weeks. I)ivision 4 of the Methodist lind- ies Aid will be entertained by Mrs. )ion 1{. King on \V(~ 1 I('sday. May 24th at '2:45 o'elo('R. MeIn- bel's are asked to reln0nltier thal this is tile last nleeting for Imy- lncnt of pledgos. Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Kirkpatrick were bests for the \Vest 1,]nd Chin nieeting oil \Ved nesday e v(~ning. "Phirty were l)res(~nt. Gaules 'were played and a social tilne enjoyed. l{efreshnlents wl!l'(, served 1)y ~]l'S. George \Vilson and Mrs• McMillen. The Salu Bair property just north of Ash (,i'ossillg will soon be receiving its water supply fronl the town of Mount Vernon. Work was started digging the ditch for the water pipe last week. The pipe will lie ('onne('ted to the water inaiI1 at the (.oi'l~t~i' of Seventh avenue, and Seventh street north. Part of the Pit)e had been laid and digging of the ditch from the R. A. Nelson corner to the Bair property is go- ing • thead rapidly. Mrs. Kathrine l'enn of t{arlung a caller Tne~tay aftt~i'i/oou on Mrs, Eva Travis at Mrs. Ollie I)un- ('un's' honie. Mr. and Mrs. lrvin l,acock and Mrs. Eva Travis were Sunday eve- ning callers ut the Mrs..May~, I)~qtn at Amana. ]{alph l)uncan and flmi v and dr. and :Mrs. ~qllard Hoffnuln spent Sunday "it the honlo of .\ll's. Ollie ])nnean. Mr. and Mrs. l':. \V. Young atrd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young of St. Paul, Minn., returned to their home on Wednesday after a short visil with Mr. and Mrs. l{oy Young and family Mr. and Mrs, E. %%". Young !, PHONE 29 nnd MOUNT VERNON, IOWA Specials For Friday And Saturday CHASE & SANBORN'S COFFEE, pound .............. 23c CRISCO, 3 pound can ........ 53c SMOOTHIE DRESSING, qt. 25c PORK 8: BEANS, 4B, No. 2 n/z size ........................ 9c PUTTER, Pound-O-Gold ...... 27c NAVY BEANS, 4 pounds ...................................... 17c SODA CRACKERS, A-l, 2 pounds ........................ 15c FIG BARS, Fresh Baked, pound ............................ 10c MARSHMALLOWS, full pound package ............ 15c SWEET PICKLES, full quart ................................ 23c ORANGE SLICES, pound ........................................ 9c ARMOUR'S CORN BEEF HASH, 2 for ............ 19c PINK SALMON, 1 lb cans, 2 for ........................ 25c SAUR KRAUT, Del Monte, 2Vz size ....................... OMAR FLOUR, 49 pounds ................................ $1.59 WHITE HAWK FLOUR, 49 pounds ................ $1.10 CHICK FEED, fine, 100 pounds ........................ $1.90 NOLA FLAKES, For Finer Fabrics, pkg ............ 23c (5c bar of Soap Free) NORTHERN TISSUE, 5 rolls for ........................ 25c BROOMS .......................................... 29c, 59c and 69c MATCHES, 3 boxes ................................................ 10c DOG FOOD, Dixie, 2 cans ...................................... 11c ORANGES, 2 dozen Sunkist Valencias ................ 25c NEW POTATOES, Calif. Whites, peck ................ 39c FANCY LETTUCE, 2 heads .................................. 15c FRESH STRAWBERRIES, quart ........................ 18c PURE LARD, pound .................................................. 9c BLACKHAWK BACON, Slab or Sliced, pound ................................ 25c PILOT OYSTER SHELLS ............ 85c BLOCK SALT ................................ 39c ROLLED OATS, for Chicks, 10 lbs .......................................... 35c Phone 11 Flowers wired everywhere. Lisbon, Iowa the parents of t{oy Young and I,'rank Young is l/is brolher. Mrs. IAoyd Me(NIteheon went us far" its t','hlora with Mr. and Mrs. IAoyd MeCuteboon Sunday on their way t)aek to Sibley and is visiting this week in tile Mr. and Mrs. J. C. lloyd ilonle. She is expected tiolile this afternoou. UNION No. I ~CH()()I, NI,]~'S Elizabeth Houver, Teacher Ttie Ih~ion No. 1 School closed for tile sunllner vacation on Friday with a i)ountiful pb'nic dinner ai noon. Those iu atlendalr('o \\('r(': Mr. and Mrs. line Noska, ])orothy and Bobby Jo; ,Mr. and Mi'~< An- tone Noska, Doris and la,onard; Mrs. H. W. Klinsky, Carl, I,;llen, leloren(,o, Harold and (llenn; Mr. and Mrs. John B'lrtosh, l{i,chard, talernadine and l~*orr/la, ,~]l'S. ],](1w. Zot)el; Mrs. Maqdo Jiroutek, Ar- lene and l)oris; Mrs. |larry ITp- nlier and Hihla: Mr. und .Mrs. Gee. Wolken and Mary Ann; Mr. and • ' rs. Charles Yarbrough, Annis. Vernon, Ix)is, 1,~rnest and (~harles; Mrs. Joe Stastny. IAoyd and Ozella; I{a:.hel Trular; Mr. and Mrs. An- tone Netolicky, Maxine und Max- well: Mrs. Ai•luon 1,0febllrc lind Margaret; Mrs. 1.)dwar~t l/roulik, Heru'iett:t and Helen; Mrs. Emil l~roulik and Richard; arid b]liza- herb Houver, teactier• "Phe forenoon was spent running r.lccs with candy bars as prizes. Tbose winning were: Ellen and C, arl Klinsky, Riehard l{itrl osh, (~:tlarles Yarbrougb, l)orothy Mae Nosku, Glenn Klinsky, Normu l{ar- lo,~:'h, l.loyd Stastny, Ill the s't('k race Glenn Klinsky won. The wh eel't)o r ro/v race was %¾"on 1)y IAoyd St,istny und Huroht 1,~lin- sky; l)orothy Mac Noska "lnd I)oris Noska won the tbree-leg~ged race. PEi{I,'ECT ATTlqN1)ANCi'" Six pupils of the Mxteen enroll- ed hnd a perfect atten(htnce records for the year. They are: l{ernudine I~artosh, Doris Jiroutek. I,conard and l)oris Noska, Florence and Harold Klinsky. lq'~eh of these pupils were presented with a gift .by the toucher. An average dally attendance of 15.20 was lnainlain- ed. Each pupil enrolled reud ten library books this year, several read nlore than ten. "Phose l'cud- ing niore than fifty were: l)orothy Mac Noska and Arlene Jiroutek. H'trold Klinsky read thirty and Nornla Bartosh, twenty. Many activities were carried on this year in our school. They in- cluded: Hallowe'en progralu ,tlld carnival; a visit to the Men's l{e- formatory; a large Thanksgiving dinner; a Christlnas party with l{oger Grove ,,mhool as guests; two kitten-ball gameswittl Hose- dale school, one gallic a[ J;lliOli, nrade ill connection with the var- i()lls sludi~'s dlirilig the yetlr. Cornell News Notes Carl Sand/mrg Here-Monday (':/l'l ~:indl)ul'~ lasl night canle IO flit' (':lnlplls for llie seventeenth tiIllO since 19"0. ltis prograul, which was presented ill lower cha- pel, included his telling of the acti~iiies ill which he has beell eno gaged during ttl(, last year and the re:tdilrg ()f scvt,ral l)opulur poeuls. M r. Sandburg, a(,colnpanying him- se]f olr tl[s Kuitar, also s,Lng SOV- ('I'll1 0f the SOll~S inchlded in llis colh.c'tion. Fresh 'Fake Second And Varsity Third In Meets l{()y Me( •:tliley s!'()l'('(] the ouly lil'st foi" ( 'Oi'll~ql ill flit' triangular ienough phlces to pla('O thenl ~ltlead of Grinnell. Micbaelson won second in the shot put, third in the 220-yard dash, and fourth in the 100-yard dash and the discut;. Stevenson won third Dlaces in lhe low-hurdles and the high-hurdles and second in i the broad jump. Dahlberg won set'end in lhe discus and fourth in the slier put. Other Cornell fresh- Ilion ;',he placed were: l.oepp, third in the high julnp; McKinley, fourth ill both the low and high hurdles; ,: \Vallace seeond ill the 8St)-yard run; and Gash, tbird in the 440- yard dash. i JUST WHAT %VE ,~kR|q I~OOKING 1,~)IR, : It would be niee to have a job wilb good wages and no danger of losing it. ~,i':l(']< ilicel al ('~/,' Satllrltay, ('oe iIt would be nice to have a town won lhe meet ea>q!v with 71 l~ property Off which you could colleet ]the rent every month if you didn't point~. (;rioneil was second with ! bare to spend anything for up- 62 points. :lilt1 ('oruell was thirdi keep. /with 2s % points. ' It would be niee to have a farm ,\l('(':lllley \volt lirsl :lIl(t St'breed- on which the buildings and fences ~,i won l}lird in t}le two lnih, run. would uot run down, nor the soil (';IFSl)('l'l{¢ql \VtlS se('olrd in the ' wush away. lli~tl junip and lhird in llle pole vault. 1L,!l took second in the dis- cus and fourtii in lhe shol put• Glee ~\Oll I'onrlh iu the 440-yurd (la:dl and folll'th in the I)ro:ld juiiip. ()lher II/eli who plut'~ql fur t'ornell \vote: (~hqii~,ilS. folirlh ill the mile; l'eck, s(,('olrlt ill tlie l li0-yard dash, llcirli~,ll, tied for thh'd in the high junip: .Mcl{~,uii. lhird in lhe SS0- yard rlilr; Andersorl. fourth in the tll'Oad .i/llill); lind (Icshnor, second in lho jav(!lill. The fresh tl'aCl~.stel's won seoond It would be niee to have a buM- iness that would run right along Iwith an even ineoule without bay- ing to rustle or advertise for new business. I It would be niee to have a gov- ; ernnlent that would funetion slnoothly year after year without the bother of eleetions. It would be niee to live and not grow old. These are the things people are wanting those clays• They don't :call it crying for the moon. They call it demanding seeurity.--Indian- oil t{ecord. Clih,a~) Sto('k M~lrket Hogs, Chicago top .................... $7.25 Cattle. Chieago top ................ $14.00 Sheep, Chicago ........................ $10.75 Hogs, Cedar Rapids top ....... $6.95 Chi('ltgo (Iraln Market Corn, per hushol ................ 49%e Wheat, per bus'hel ............... 78 ~e Oats, per :bushel .................... 33~/~c CLASSIFIED ADS Call 135-\V, I)ale Halnlnond, for those yard cleaning aud repair jobs. l~awn ulowing wanted. 28-3t YOU Pick--the farln. See us about financing the deal. Federal Land Bank loans to farm buyers nlade at lowest rates in history! Harold B. MeTavish, Sec.-Treas. National learm 1,oans Associations, 94-3d Ave S.E., Cedar Rapids, Ia. 28-9-30-1 4te 225-W, Mt. Vernon. 13-tfmade, very attractive. 125 b'or Sale: Practically new Per- b'eed gifts coupons (one fection tbree-burner oil stove, l()lt lb ~bag.) Muny other Priced reasona~ble. James Macau-lus F J. Peterson, I.nc. ilay. Phone '2'26 I,W. 3t7 Third "--[!n-'d-er-ssiz(~d VurnaCe." ! Ave S. 29-2tctrouble! Makes ,,forci For S'de: Dining table, 6 chairs, sary, Jburns out the cast 2 beds, sewing nlaehine, pasteColonktl's faetory engll ,board, papering tools, ehe'tp. Mrs. survey your heating r~ Harohl Minniek, 214 S 2nd St. E.[and prevent this error. Phone 195W. 29p Johnson. b~or Sale: Farms, Acreages, Painting Time: Town Property ill Mount Vernon ning to paint, either and Lisl)on. H. I). M'ueller, Off.see us for estimates phone 160, Res. phone 273W 29p tion on famous pratt ]~ ~ occupancy o-'---'~n o""--r paints. C. W. Iosty !before June 15, small eompletely Mount Vernon. nlodern house or 4-5 room apart- For Sale: Nursery ntent. Refrigerator and stove in- price oil fruit and [eluded. Responsi,ble couple will vines, currant busheS. . lease by year for reasonable rent. rose sale ends ,MaY 20. ' Address Box A this offiee. 29p Phone 277VV. i \Vanted to Rent: Sleeping room l,~or Sale: i to working girl. House number kerosene stove; high 317 A Ave S. 29-p 1.argo oven. Good aS Per Sale: Typewriter, violin, iJ°hn Haak, Lisbon. deer head, piano, eook stove, newFor Rent or Sale: rag rugs, hair switches, phone- -good ternls. Also graph, reeords, eacti, other things. G. Wolfe, Agent. It. 3, Box 185, Cedar l{upids. I)ial Wanted: Hitbestpr 3-2101. 29p wool. For Sale: For Sale: 1930 Model A Vord Yellow ]{esistant Week-End Specials BROWN BEAUTY BE,ANS, 2 cans .......................... 19c P & G SOAP, Giant Bar for lc, with 6 bars for .... 24c SALAD DRESSING, Mayflower, Quart Jar ............ 23c MILK, ,Jack Sprat, 4 tall cans .................................... 25c SALMON, Mayflower, 2 cans .................................... 25c RAISENS, Mayflower, 2 pound package ................ 15c PRUNES, Mayfh)wer, No. 10 can ............................ 29c ICE TEA BLEND, large cello bag ............................ 15c CHOC. COVERED PEANUTS, pound .................... 19c SUMMER DRINK, Lucky Charm Free, 2 lge pkgs, 9c NECTAR, Mayflower, Giant bottles, 2 8-oz bottles 17c WAX PAPER, 2 40-foot rolls .................................... 15c COUPON MARSHMALLOWS, one lb 10c pkg ......... 5~zc (2 limit) PRUNES, Large 40-50 size, 2 pounds .................... 17c NAVY BEANS, 3 pounds .......................................... 13c LIMA BEANS, 2 pounds ............................................ 19c BROWN OR POWDERED SUGAR, 2 pounds ........ 15c FLY SWATTERS, each ................................................ 9c CHOCOLATE CREAM COFFEE, 1 pound jar ....... 29c JACK SPRAT COFFEE, 1 pound tin .......................... 25c GOOD CHEER COFFEE, 3 pound bag .................... 39c HYTOX, "Wash and Clean with Hytox" lge pkg 22c PROTEX SOAP, 3 bars .............................................. 14c CRISCO, 1 pound can .................................................. 21c BABe, 2 cans ................................................................ 25c WAX RITE, pint can .................................................... 39c Jack Sprat Food Store Phone 38 Mount Vernon, iowa -- IIIII UNION MADE FAST-COLOR AND SANFORIZED Quality that stands out against the field! Pants are cut over stand- ard Oshkosh B'Gosh graduated patterns.., shirts are specially designed for roominess, fit, com- fort and appearance! Collars fit perfectly--extra large, roomy armholes.., plenty of length... two flap pockets with pencil pocket! Both shirts and trousers are cut from finest quality vat. dyed drills and jeans. Both are Sanforized Shrunk... fast color! IDEAL FOR Gas Station Men Maintenance Men Garage Men Fishermen Milkmen Campers Farmers Porters Taxi Drivers Store Clerks AT THIS LOW PRICE for both Shirt and Pants g bought separalely SHIRTS .... $1.45 TROUSERS.. $1.95 Two popular shad.s: TAN-TONE TAUP-TONE II II Soft Wood lmulber, $20 per 1000 $60. I,ynlan Howe. 29p toes,I,'ushion wilt and Oak, $25 to $40; Oak \Vood I,ost: Friday afternoon after and late ,plants, 60c ]1 l)elivered, 5 cords or nlore $4.50i cord, pay ell or 'before Sept. 1. ie°ncert' between the Grill corner sweet potato plants. and post office, a lady's dark redil)ep°t street, phone Posts, White uud l~urr t)ak, 1Be tO lsilk glove. Finder please leave at Vernon, Io'wa. 25o, aecording to size, also tops forI sale. H. Pieper, Phoue 21b'-30., Grill or H:awkeye Reeord office..p b'or Sale: Stnart Mount Vernon. 28-3tp [ Free: Bridge Table, chairs -- ' refrigerator. 1937 Sa~e." 2 Springingheifers-- ! Table has Masonite top. Strongly ITonne. IAMion. 1.. A. I,einbaugh, I.isbon -8-.3-1) Floor Sanding: New and ohl floors. Lawren('e l{unter, 191-W, : TWO of th~ Mount Vernon. 23-tfcI Delul Aninlals i¢l,lliO%'eli l'~ree, i Best Call nearest ldlone hy No. colle('t,i Mt. Vernon, 307;Marion 77; Anu- i SATURDAY Inosa, 74U~21, for ('lean, filet coln't-] TO-NIGHT - FRIDAY- cous ~rviee. l,~ran(.is Pa)'tou, i Bigger, better than Jesse James. The big Agent, Analiio~'l, lowa, for Farlu-[ ers lkndering Works. State I,i-i historical epic in Gorgeous Technicolor eense No. 7, Iowa City, la. 17tf Will be available for piano and ERROL voice lessons this SUnlnler. Call OLIVIA Dell 40I{3 for further inforluation. Elizabeth Bryant. 26-29-c The picture of the month. Warlttid: .... Buildingi~nd t(epa]r work. l.]xperieneed SUNDAY - MONDAY--No Matinee Sun a ill carpenter- ing, lnasonry, painting and paper hanging work, l ]slirnates furnish- Out of America's stirring" past emerges ano .er, i, ed. Pbone 222-J. N.J. Peet, Mt. Vernon. t)d. 2S4S motion picture. The story of 17{&no tuning, usual charge $2.50; cane seating and chair wrapping. R. E. Sanderson. 31,q Third Street North. Phone 125-J 9tf Highest priees paid Wool, One of America's most thrilling stories with a Hides, iron, rags and metals. Rub- of players--Don Ameche, Henry Fonda, Loretta ber tire trailers and wagons made Fidler gave it 4 Bells. Definitely a "Don't to order. D. 1]urgers & Sons, phone ture." Disney Cartoon. Fashion forecast reel and news. TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY A big Mid-Week Show "DUKE OF WEST POINT" Said to be the best West Point picture ever fl You get both at this store coupled with moderate priori that you can afford to pay Merchandise from these Makers are here for your selections: Hart. Shaffner & Mark Clothes Stetson Hats Crosby Square Shoes Arrow Shirts . . . Ties... Hankies . . . Underwear Wilson Bros. Haberdashery Cooper Jockey Shorts Paris Belts, Suspenders and Garters J. Schoeneman Inc. Clothes Bontany Ties Sizes and Styles to Fit Small Men . . . Big Men . . . Tall Men i