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26, 1941 THE ,MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HAWIt~YE-REOORI) AND THE LISBON 18[~RAI~ P~ I I I i-h~ flfll- IMarioo Sentinel as required by Section structure for the eonstruetion of the fol-i l]enish l)r Frank B, poor med Knight Mac, poor rent 12.00 S 1~.~J[. JL][|e [4746 of the 1939 Code of Iowa, all mem-ih)wing described bridge as approved by the l aid 13.50 Kysikla Helen, Door rent 5.00 12.00 !Kopeeky F E. S R Cormn's sal. F,' I 0f "~alnL]~*'r~ Jr~l*Qkbers voting "Aye" thereon. [l~,ard of Supervijors on April 16 1940 B(.:heard Dr W H, poor med aid h.JqMt][.l% J, vlOIJ.Lo A petition having been filed by W. E. ion motion by Superv]or Petty, seconded i3agley W G C State Treas. state ary & mileage 11.50 Qua~ 't "d a~king f r establishment of by Superv sor Beeson that the proposed l ins) 1.863.99!Lilly l"rinting Co. Ltnn Co Safety 41*l~IL SI~SSION, 1941 l a Secondary Eoad District for the put-/change be approved and the work author-ifl:lgl('y W G C State Trees. state ) Comm 15.64 Cedar Rapids, h)wa Ivusez of surfacing the. following described[ized to be done. All members voting "Aye"[ inst 16,695.30iLinn County Produce Co Co Home May 27,1941towdsifil] "road. to-wit: thereon. L Baglcy W G C State Treas. state i grain & prey 192.98 ) Comn)eE cing at tim NE corner of thei Bridge 7S9. IDeated in Section 22-85-61 inst 5871.411Darimer Hdwe Co. E K, road ] ss Sl,~J/~ SEb~ Section 26, Towoship 85 ~N i On motion by Supcrvisor Beeson, second-iClillera Peek binding, clerk bind- [ mash & tools 19.62 ) Ra;lge, 7 W. thence running west ap- ed by Supervisor Petty, the resignation of inz 21.00 i Leonard Bert, poor rent 6.00 of Supervisor~ met pm'suant 0rex matcly pig ~t tenths of a m le, also Freer J. Chramosta. as Jam or, effect vc as Clark B.os~, fox bounty 1.00 i Larkin Mrs. Glenn, sol relief rent S.00 all members beiug present.(,oJnm~,ncing at the NE corner of the S Eiof June 1, l!ltl, was aceept(~l, all me, tubers](?l"w & Son James B, Ct Hse i Linn County Food Stamp Office, Supervisor Secvell. seeon(1- i NE ~ of Sectmn 3a, Township 8o ] voting ' Aye thereon : - ! ~Ultplies 2'0.10 ! SO1 relief prey '224.00 Petty, the mi otes ef the i N Ra g 7 W~ thence running west! On motion by Supervisor Petty, second, iCa0a(lueas Steve, poor rent 5.00~ Linn Courtly Food Stamp Office. 20, 1941 wcre approved! appr.~xmmtely ei-~ht tenths of a mile. led by Supervisor l~,eson, thc fol]owJl~g re-iCady' Mrs. Gee ~)oor rent 12.00] poor prey 1.368.75 nlembers voting "Aye" there-i Said projcct being appLoximately 1.6iolution was adoptvd, all members voting j5' & N W Ry Co. sol relief trans 14.93 Larson Gunwell, I~oor rent 10 00! 12.00! miles io length and lyiog in Otter Creek ["Aye" thereon: !<:-mral City News Letter, pub [Lindsey Mrs Elizabeth, Door rent SUpervisor Beeson second- Township. i RESOLUTION i proc 19.95 Larimer Hdwe Co E K. Co Home i C It llakcry Ins. ].)()or rent 10.00! maint 104.86 Seevell, the petitions ofII And said petitioll having been found to BE IT P~ESOLVE, D BY THE BOARD OF Cach Glass & Paint Co Frank, i Merey Hospital. poor hosla 224.00 L. Baldwin, Burness S. ihavc the required number of signatnres as I SUPERVISORS OF LINN COUNTY, IOWA ta'ii~e paint 7.01iMikulas Dr Gee, Door rent 10.00 Ciester Hancock, Walter:required by law, on motion by Supervisor!That it is ordel~d notice to depart, as pro-!Cash Glass & Paint Co, Frank i Miner Gertrude, poor rent 12.00 Edward p.Scott asking for!Seevoll, secon(lel by Supervisor Petty, theivided by Chapter 189.4 of the 1939 CodeI En~ ear cxp 2.711Marshall Mrs C M, Door rent 3.00 for1940 taxes pay-[I tition was referred to the Cmmty Engm-l of iowa, to prevent the aequiring of a i !:ities Service Oil Co, road main) ll.221Mear Mrs Mary, poor rent 19.00 as provided by Section 6949',eer f-r report and plat of the proposed/se4tlcment in this county be serve~ upon i; /t Gas Co, shop exp 1.60 Me To() Grocery, sol relief prey 20.20 of Iowa. were granted. '~So(,o1~dary Rued District as petitioned for leach of the following named persona, to-i,).w Dr L C, poor med aid 3~50iMt Vernon Hawkeye Record. pub "Aye" thereon, i Supervisor Becson. second-I r Petty. the report of W. i o fthe Peace. Rapids town-i l~irst Quarter of ]941 was ordered placed on file, all l "Aye" thereon. I SUpervisor Seevell ,~eond- i l~eeson, the Coun'ty Andi-I to draw warrants oncei on the Widow's Pension Payment of Widow's Pen- in Section 36.tl of the Iowa, in the amount shown Conrt Order. and as grant-: S. Johnsan to the fol- ( p' vi le I for in Section 4746 of the ! w t -- ~- x~ ( * 10.00 ' pros 23.00 19.10 Code of Iowa. all members voting ]JOHNSTON. Ncd, 322 H. Avenue N. W. ! f)orlan Leon. sol relief rent 12.00] Mauer Mrs H. poor rent 10.00 "Ay." thereon. (Warsaw. Illinois.) !I~i R)ek 0l C(rp. ro~l xnaint130.57[Malloy Mrs Jos poor rent 6.00 A i~'titi(m imving been filed by George!LLOYD, Mrs. George. Central City, Iowal 'hiwl'ds Io~, ! )or rent l~.00iMarinn Sentinel. pub proc 3g.50 Caraway jr at al, asking for the estab-! iS:~mwney. Iowa) F:;~stburn Allie. poor rent 18.00 i Martin Roasa Tractor & Equip li~hment of :~ Secondary Road District for] 0e motion t)y ~upervisor Besson, seeond* leo n my ]A)" C(. Ct Hse rprs 12L30I Co. road maint 296.94 the ])urpo~e of surfacing the following cd hY Supervisor Petty. the County ~'U~I'] Fritz Robert, poor rent 3.~51Mannen Frances, poor rent 12.00 described township road. to-wit: I tor was anthm'izo, I and directed to assign lFlack Mrs Anna, poor rent 10.001MeShane Mrs Nora, poor rent . 10.00 P,e~im*ing at a point approxlmatcly two the followix~ tax sale certificate, and in lFa~ily Shoc Store prisoners ex- i McG:owan Becky. poor rent 12.00 t[~ ~t s 1O,~ of a mi e Sol]th of the I the : m( ]t )f texas ( c. with interest an 1 ; pence. . 2.04,~ MeDonel] Hal, poor rent Northwest Corner of Section 9. Town- penalty thor~,on date of assig~]mcnt, all iGazette Co, pub pros 28.97iMeKesson & Robbins. Co Home ~hio $4,North, Range 0 West' thence members w t g "Aye" thereon !Grc~orv Mrs J E. poor rent 12.00 reed aid n~)rth to the Northwest terrier'of said: Certificate No. 139.PB Tax saleof " Gr,cn N A, poor rent 12.001IN W Bell Telephone Co. O'seer tel ~oetilm 9 thenoe East one-half mile ter- February 2. 1940 assign to Mary An-(~ardn.r Mrs Bernie(]. poor rent 12.001 set Ininatil~7 at the North (me-quarter eor- tllony. IGattoGroceryNo.3. solrelief n(,r ofsaid Section 9. Township 84 North, Range 0 West. Also. )~dnning at the Northeast eor- bnrial 6.5.65 Reamer Mrs Tom, poor nursing 25.00 Rogers James, poor rent 6.00 Rygr Jerry. sol relief rent 10.00 Rhon Mrs H M, poor rent 12.00 Stamy Agency I) A. Ins on co property 3.00 Sheftie Ed, dragging river 12.00 Star: Printing Co, ShrI Die suD- plies 2.4,5 Smith N A. dragging river 42.00 Swift & Co. Co Home prey 160.59 Standard Oil Co, Co Home fuel & gas 38.02 StandardBrands lne, Go Home prey 62.83 St LukeaMeth ttosp, poor hosp136.00 Smulekoff Invest Co, Door rent 18.00 Simou Frank, S 1~ Comm'r salary & mileage .l 15.00 21~2 Sterling Grocery, sol relief prey Seaton Wm F, C R Assessor sal. cry 100.00 Shepaxds Citations, ~aise exp i~.00 Spenglers Dora, poor rent ft.00 Sharps Mrs Clara, poor rent 7.00 Siseo Edward, poor rent 8.00 Stoeker N C, poor rent 10.00 Stark Mary J, poor rent 6.00 Sehmidt Typewriter Exoh. Roe roach rprs 12.70 Swaney Oil Co, road maSnt 106.10 Standard Oil Co, road maint 13.37 Service Garage, equip rprs 2.59 Tewalt Perle, sol relief rent 5.00 Tribune Publishing Co, ~ sup- 8.001 plies '2~5.08 I ThomDsoll Melvin, dragging river 1~.00 44.3~ Texas Co. feud maint 18.07 Unger Auna, poor rent 12.00 5.00 University Hospital sol relief heap 17~0 Cook, 507, K Ave N. W nor of the Northwest one-quarter of the e Drabos, P~,rtram, Iowa. Northwest one-qnarter Section 5. Town- Engineer having filed a fay- ship Si, North, Range 6 West thence and plat in the matter of East for a di,tanee of approximately one establishment of a Secondary aml thren tenths (1.3) miles terminating for the purpose of surfacing ai the North one-quarter Corner of See. described township road. to- tion 4, Township 84, North, Range 6 Wcst. Ambulanoe Service Co, poor trans$ 15.00, lladsell Ads, sol relief rent 10.00 ! pie. I0:: Pioneer Lithe CO, 0'seer ore sup- Witwer Grocer Co, Co Home prov 95.59 York Sam, poor cash alh)w 1O.00 Yellow Cab Co, poor trails it the juno)ion with U. ~. 151 approximately at the of .Section 3-83-6 and East along the North line PeteCortez $ 2, and 1, all lying in town- poor rent 10.~ J G Camp Range 6 West. and thence tows]ships. Peoples Grocery, sol relief prey 15.89 :GIIy Mikesell sewing proj light 27.29ParamountPharmacy,poor reed Chas Oabbert NE corner of Section AII(I the said petition havit]g h(,en found l (laments .' S.00'[gram & Kalcll. Door rent 20.00 supplies 7,14 ICiehard Lee road approximately tilree to haw, the required number of siffnaturesLBnildors Material Ins, Ct Hse & IrvingKate,poor rent 5.00Phehm leoC. Door rent 10.00Delbert Norris and ]ylng in Marion town-'as reqnived by law, on motion by Super-I Jail rprs ' 5 17 Jooes Dempsy Co R~c, recording PerpetualSays & 1~oan Ass'n, GeorgeThorringtou visor Set!wall. soc()nded hy Supervisor Bees-l~,atty Mortuary. poor burial 6o.05I easem0nta 2.5.5i poor rent 10.00Win. Woof Engineer havin~ rcoom-~ e. the petition was referred to the ll]o~tm~ Store. sewing proj sup-120.56t<~qlog~ Dr f, W. bangs disease t Pawuee Land & Imp Co, garden Rhea Wood report the establishment of i('o tv Engineer for rc0ort and plat of the! plies expensc 12.40I proj rent 30.00Jack Wrigley Road District on motion:propose I Seeoodary Road District as petl-iHclhm Frank, poor rent 3.00 i Pratt Frank, poor rent 10,00John Lopez Sceve]] seconded by Sup- ! L o e 1 f r and provided for in S~etion 4746 ! Be.t 0il & Fuel Co. so] relief fuel I Kruber Morgan Electric Co. Jail the re'port and" plat were of the 1939 Code of Iowa, all membersI oil 0.51I supplies 5.31 ,Quaker Oats Co, Co Home feed133.50IsaiahPatten mtiee of hearing was set for !votio~ "Aye" thereon: ll]~,t~:~ fi I,jE,1 lr~':lt arts 17, 19tl d the pub- The C ty Engi havir,'~, filed a! i:(~ ((so ef rent 12.00[ ' ." " . ' ~ 20 00! l{rejsa Dr OIdrieh. quar reed aid 0,96 A/-o tim a~l ext( )d g~ult f mthe ~ I Archer Mrs Frank, poor rent ] 26.00[Hedges00 i lIollywood Cafe. sol relief meals 0.60 Powers R H. <]ragging river . ~2,00 Yorst Sarah, POor rent 12.0~ Nort'hwe,'tr co'ner''efmSeetio-h~r ~''---.-~u~.- Abodeely Ell. po t Co, poe t 16.06 "h I, ~4' Nc(rth }~111 ; 6 W S ' "[And Bill t 5.00 t;[ I)r H E, I ed aid 6.00 ]] ap woximalo distance of thirtyt-si: ~:n Am~p;')~:GroM~rth;~l Ir*~.;(iwf r;rn)tv " 12.00 Hoglan Mrs hie poor rent 12.00' , odt ~v (0.36) ofa mile t(tal length i- " ~ y .P 5.51 Hermanek Frank, poor rent 10.00 10. WORK RELIEF PAYRGLL NO. 184 . . ' . ~ Ayers 3trs erase, so~ renet ren 6.00]ltedges Co poor rent 8.00 Perpetual Sa s& loan Ass'n, .2 ]fl miles inBryant Dr Jobn B, bangs disease (]:In 'tl]:C)x ~], l)~OJ/(ts b~M IIa,'ris Mrs Leah, po0 t 10.00 ! g a ] y ng In ~ arlon and ~fallleexI~,nse I Bowers Panl P, bangs disease 18.50 la Electric Light & Power Co. 0.00 plies 1,53 Zika Antoinette. poor rent 0.00 Patten J V. Co Home stock 190,65 Zaeek Katherine, Door rent 5.00 Pearson C E, poor rent Kratls Shoe Store, Do0r shoes 8.50 Rapids Chevrolet Co, O'~oer ear 2.50 exp notice was given in the i roeommemlatim~ to change the type of i Butterfiehi 1)r L W, poor reed aid 19.50 i Kriz Emnm. poor rent 10.00 '~ Rhon Funeral Home. (~o Home 5 9.00 9.60 9.60 9.60 6.40 6.40 6.40 9.60 3.20 9.60 6.40 9.60 "i labor unions have made demands upon the railways of the United States-and through the railways upon the PUBLIC. These demands are vastly larger in proportion than any they have ever made. The economical and efficient operation of the railways is vital to the nation's defense effort. Therefore, the Western Railways present to the public the following facts: addttk,certo of labor unlom ha e demanded advw es in their pay not included in the above more rules for dm creation of lobs. The is II t total cost of complying aN the demands mode would be 900 raison dollars a yead The labor unions repn mn g engineers, men, conductors, brakemen and are demanding a 30 per cent incream in wage amounting to 190 million dollars a year-- although their present of are highest in histo . Other unions representing a grea ntm m' of railway employees are demand g wage increases ranging as high as 95 per cent- averaging 47 per cent-and amounting to 580 million dollars a year-although their present rates of also areI thei highest in hist average of railway empIoye am now kkgh than in the peak year 1929, of 12 per ceM less. demam of m way lab unions are being mode vdmn en e notion has imt been asked to make a s a eme National De n e. ?he deman wffho a in of Oanspc ation. They exceed by morn fl m 700 million dollars the come that the r lways had left a er paying the annual expenses, taxes and charges in 1940. Thus the increases being demanded by the labor unions amount to 770 million dollars a year, an average increase in excess of The railways have a vitally impo ant job before them. They need all their resources to continue adequa ly to serve you and contribute effectively toward the National Defense Progran Union Station, Chicago, III. Carl Welds 3.20 &nton Voracek 9.00 OU motion by Supervisor Beeson, ~cond- ed by Supervisor Seevell. the purcbase of one Eatcrpillar D 7 Tractor in the amount of $6,200 and one La Plant Cheats Serap- cr in the amount of $4.700. less 2% cash thirty days, plus 2% States Sales ~ax from the Martin Roasa Tractor and Equip- ment (~0nll)any, Cedar Rapids, was hereby authorized, all ~nembers voting "Aye" thereon. On motim~ the Board of Supervisors ad- journed to May 31, 1941. May 31, 1941 'Phe Board of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment, all members being present. On nlotion by Supervisor Seevell second- ~l by Supervisor Beeaon, the minutes of the mectmg of May 27, 1941, were approv- ed as read, all members voting "Aye" thereon. The Board of Superviors counted the cash in the County Treasurer's office and fonnd m) the 31st day of May, at the elose of business, on deposit in the various banks $1,334,753.93. cash in vault $300.00 I Cash in drawer $1,134.15, checks and drafts, $1'2,;]04.] 8, eash items $7,788.75, a total sum of $1.356,281.01. On motion the Board of Supervlsore ad. I journc~l to June 3. 1941. C. L. Beeson. (~hairman Linn County, lows, Board of Supervisors A~rF~ST: Robt. M. Vesely, County Auditor ing at the Hess home accompanied them to his home. Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Worrell near Mount Vernon and with Kenneth Worrell of ,San Diego, Calif. who is stationed there with the aviation corp and is here for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Konvalinka of Iowa City and Harold Konvalin- ka of Waterloo visited recently at the home of Mrs. Anna M. Kucera. Mr. and Mrs. James Barta were guest~ Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Slofer. Bonnie Rose and Verne 0cheltree have gone to Chicago for a two weeks visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Kessler and Miss May.me Rushek and Arthur Cambridge visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cambridge. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Krob were Mr. and Mrs. ]Warvin Stahle and Mrs. John Stable and daughter Jocile and Mrs. Leonard Serbousek and son Tony of Swisher. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Michel and ~family of Iowa City were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred! Michel. Linn Farmers Draw on Ever Normal Granary For Corn Needs Linn County farmers have tapped the ever normal granary corn sup- ply for a total of 71,339 bushels, R. B. Booth, corn loan supervisor, reported Saturday. Of this total 38,217 bushels were 1938 and 1939 corn resealed on the farms last fall, ]4,070 ,bushels were I 940 corn seal- ed on the farms, 15,222 bushels were withdrawn from Commodity Credit Corporation corn stored in steel bins in the county and 5,830 bushels were C.C.C. corn stored in licensed w~rehouses in the county, according to Mr. Booth. There still is under seal on farms 750,971 bushels of 1938 and 1939 corn and 134,582 bushels of 1940 corn. Corn held by the C,C.C. in steel bins in the county totals 391,- 776 bushels. Total of corn reserves in the county scaled on farms and stored in steel bins is 1,277,329 bushels, slightly it] excess of one- fourth of the 10 year average an- nual crop produced in ].inn County. At this time 1938 and 1939 corn resealed last fall for one year may be released from seal by payment of a little under 60c per .bushel, while corn resealed for two years requires the payment of about 66c per bushel. The difference in cost rep- resents the additional storage pay- ment advanced by the C.C.C. when the corn was resealed. 1940 corn may be released by payment of 61c per busbel plus accrued inter- est since date of the note. Hoglan Heads Cow Test Group Cow Test Group C. V. Hoglan of (~enter Point was elected president of the IAnn ]). H. I. A. No. 3 at the annual ~neeting of the organization held in the Farm Bureau office, Cedar Rapids, elected are: Martin Biee, Cedar Rapids, Vice-president, Philip Hand, Center Point, Secretary- treasurer and W. W. McG-ranahan, Pale and Roy Wickhavn of Center Point, directors. Dale Barker i8 tester for this association. 'Mrs. Gusts Minott spent last Fri- day visiting iMrs. Lemon in the Home of Aged Women, in Cedar Rapids. Her niece Mrs. Lulu Blaine remained until ,Sunday in the home of her son-in-maw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Boyd. READ THE ADS. SHOE REPAIRING -- Long wearing soles of carefully selected leath- er. Doubles life of ,your shoes. Give us a trial! Anderson Shoe Servioe Shoe Repairing Mount Vernon O~ See us for 106 2nd Avenue West Phone 7183 CEDAR RAPIDS, IA. Prompt Removal Of Dead Stock CALL COLLECT Mechanicsville 2O9 Tipton West Branch 41 D aMI v o, F. / kl hlRende .g wm s Slmte License No, 7 Clean -- Fast --- Service Friday evening. Other officers @ -:- -- - y~ - - Mrs Anna Zeller Cortes )On" It) (le~Vill youplease~i Only lc Per Word Per Insertion; 25c Minimum Charge. I man you copy one (lay early next - Mor in week'as the i~['awkeye will mail-~I Terms cash. Have Copy In By Wednesday n g ed Thursday morni~ hC~A~11~[~ there To Appear On This Page. will be no rural delivetT on Friday, I1 f~l-- .'~.' ~1 ~1-- Du~ ~. D 14-~ 1 the Fourth of July. ]1 ,jl~l[~l[l{:~U -/-~Ll~ DI-III~ ~-~ll~Ullb~ V I1 HeM I")C()]$|I N~ 14 -- ~ Th annu i homecoming date has I SEF R*VUp W ?Vm HEAT a been annouuced by the Community] FOUND --Gives mammum m not water ser- Club to be held on Thursday, Aug-~ vice at minimum of expense. $0.30 ust 14th. ! r puts one in your home terms as / F()tlNl)" wn'e natreo ~erme " low as 10c per day! Iowa Electrtc I{I,:BEKAII~ EI,ECT dog, and brown angora cat.Owner Light and Power Co. 35 Officers elected in the Rebekah lodge for the coming year are ~,~rs. Annice Heinsius, noble grand; Mrs. Frances Jensen, vies noble grand; Miss Arlene Jedlieka, secretary and Mrs. l,ucille Adams treasurer. IA)4~AL TI?~AIvFIC USES PAVING Construction work along the .pavement on highway 261 from Solon to the I,inn county line con- tinues, and the detour still remains directed west from Solon to the county line, although the pavement has been open to traffic for some tin]e, however as yet not officially. Sunday the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Zenishek was celebr'tted in Cedar ]~.apids at their home when a number of rela- tives .~athered at their home and a dinner was served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stransky, Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Zenishek, Mrs. Charles Foe)e, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. i)vorsky, and d-tnghters, Mr. and Mrs. l'aul Chadek and family, Mr. a.ud M~. l,:rnest Zenishek and fam- ily of b'airfax, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stransky and ])onald Chehak and friend of Cedar I{apids, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Zcnishek and daugh- ter Karen. The following composed a picnic party at l~ake McBride Sunday where a (tinl]er was served, Mr. and may have same by giving proper identification and paying for this advertisement. ~nquire of Mrs. G, A. Bcranek, 116 ] 0th avenue South. Mount Vernon. 35c FOR SALE FOR SALE: Kelvinator and Del- eD car radio. Phone 6352. 35p FOR SALE: 20 yearling Angus bulls Edward J. Murphy, Rt. 5, Tows City. 33-4tp FOR SALE: I,awn mower, just sharpened, rake. spade, Angel Wing ! Begonia. ,blooming; kitohen cab- inet; tq~i)le and chairs; dining room ta/fle and 6 chairs; 1 rocker; 1 con- goleum rung, 6x9 feet: 3 burner oil stove: 2 mirrors: 3 throw rugs; fruit jars; stone jars, and piano. Pleasc call before Monday "is I am moving next week. Mrs. Gtadys FOR SAI,E: Sand and gravel. Ashes hauled, gardens plowed. Highest prices paid for Wool, Hides, Iron, Rags and Metals. D. Burgess & Sons, Dial 5341, Mount Ver- non. 28tic Mrs. Colbert Goodlove of Marion Miss Jeanette Goodlove of Central City, Mr. and Mrs. Villard Good- love of Martelle, Mr. and Mrs. John Robertston of Waubeek and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Goodlove. The Misses Loretta and Louise Pratt left for their home at Cedar Rapids Monday after a two weeks MISCELLANEOUS visit with their grandparents, Mr. tnd Mrs. J. E. Kasparek and other GET AIA, THI'] T VINE YOU relatives. pay for! McCorntick- I)eering Binder Donald ])unshee of Iowa City Twine is guaranteed full length, full visited the week end with his grand- strength, full weight, and is uni- PIANO TUNING, usual charge ;2.50; cane seating and chair wrap- ping. R. E. Sanderson, 319 Third Street North. Dial 2622. 9 if. SERVICE BIG VAI,UE GIFTS, F'REE!-- You'll find a gi,ft coupon In every i bag of Sargent Feed. 'Phey can be used in the purchase of any of our large selection of val.uable gifts. Start saving them, and be sure to get a ,gift list. See F. J. Peterson, local representative, Sargent & Company, Des ~Moines. 35 HEATING COIYNSEI~.--THERE need be no guesswork in your home heating problems. Thru our local Green Colonial dealer, Dale F. Johnson, we will survey your home, Butler, 101 Fi~mt Ave S. 35p make recmnmendations, without l ) ] cost or obligation A Green Colon- "()1( r,"~AiA']: 2- vnc-e| Ir'~tll(~r, goo(l I . " . l ial factory engineer m at your ser- eondtt|on, w|th stock rack. Ear l ei~li [ i~bon 35,~ ] vice any time. If you're having ~ ~.' ~*-" ~lheatin,g ,pro!blems, ask us a~bout it. FOR SALF: At once, used small I Let us make a free inspection and sliding 1)'~rn door, approxinmtely give you our honest, un~biased Judg- feet by 8 feet complete with } meat. Green Colonial Furnace Co t|'ack.Inquire at Hawkeye-Record ] Des Moines. 35 office. PRINTING---I,arge jobs or small --they all get careful attentio~ and skilled workmanship at II&wk- eye Record. Dial 2431. t~EPA[RS FOR ALL MAKF-,S OF bicycles. Hall Bicycle Co 109 Sec- ond Ave. S.E. Cedar Rapids. 32-4tp DEAD ANIb~I~S REMOVED Free. Call negrest phone by No. collect, .~r[t. Vernon, 307 ; ~[arlon '/~; Anamosa~ 74F21, for cle~n fast courteous service. Francis P~lon, Ab, ent, Armmosa, Iowa, for l~,m- Free Prompt Removal of all DEAD STOCK Call Our Nearest Phone Colleet Cedar Rapids 4612 Anamosa 542 Stanwood 800 House of a Million Auto Parts West End 16th Ave. Bridge Cedar Rapids, Iowa Open Evenings to 8 p.m. Open Sunday to 1 p. m. SANITARY RENDERING CO. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE i Cedar Rapids, Iowa |/| C. CHAM BERS-|NSKEEP OPTICAL CO. | ,[] Realize--Real Eyes | Iowa Dept.LtcenseOf No.Agriculture1 /{! 221 3rd St. S.E, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1 ~ - -- - - . -- 7----" -' ------' ---