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Eight THE MOUNT V*EI~NON, IOWA, HA~-RE+(X)RD A~I~ qPl[Ig LliilBON I[llg1P.JkLD q[Shnl,sday, Alqgtt~ 10, 195|
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Phone 50 Mount Vernon
%VEEK END . PECIAL. AIYGU, I? 11-12
I~'REStl FRI~ITS AND VI';(;I~TrABIJ~:S
GREEN LIMA BF2ANS, home grown, IX)lind paokztge ........... 25c
FRESH FROZEN PEAS• Sweet, large, 12-oz. pac.l~t4~'e ............ 23:"
V~'HKI'le" GRAPES, Se(.dles~% ~ect, 2 lmumL'~ ............................ 25e
BING CHERRIES, For Salads, lxmnd ...................................... l'~x~
GI{APEI,'RUI'I', California Needles~, 6 for . ................................. 25c
LEMONS, Imrge, Juicy, dozen ................................................... 29c
CANTALOUPES, Homegl~wn ............................................ 5~' and 8~'
COOKING APPLES, 5 pounds .... - ..... 25c
HEAD I,I~T~FUCE, Solid, each ..................................................... I(R"
PICKLING ONIONS, tiny xvhitc, 2 l~onnds ................................ 15e
Mlchig~an (.h'ry, hnnch ......................... 8'.'
HO~IFGI~O~VN GI~EI.;N BEANS, ENDIVIC, CAItROTS, I~EFTI'S,
TURNIPS, CAI$1~AGE, TOMATOFS, CUCI'MI~i,'I{S, GREEN
PEPPERS, GAItLIC.
COOKIES, l,'ancy sandwich, l~mnd .......................................... 17e
GRAPE JUICE, Monarch, Concord, Qtmrt 39c; Pint ........ 20c
AMERICAN CHFESE, Shefford, 1 lx)nnd h~tf ....................... 25C
MIRACLE WHIP SAI:AD I)RESSING, quart ............................ 33c
MONARCH ORANGE PI;:KOF; TEA, ½ l~)lind {'all .................. ;{|}-"
SUGAR, Pure ~rannlated, 10 l~)Ul|d (!|oth brig" (1 linlit) ........ 49(!
JAR LIDS, l~egular 3I~L~on, dozen ........................................... 19c
JAR RIYBISERS, t~d, T~vo IAp, 6 packak,xes ............................ 20c
SEALING WAX, For Catsup, paoki~ ......................................... 8c
PA1L~klVINE WAX, Pound Puckag~ ................................................ 9c
I~D PITTED CIIERIIIF.N, No. 10 can, eadi ............................ 49c
HEI) RASPBFRIgIES, Monarch No. 2 can ....................... 25(
PRII)E O JUNE PF~XS, 4B, No. 2 can, 2 for _ ............................... 25c
BABY FOOl)S, Clal)p's Chopl~ed, '2 for -,)
Gerber's Strained, 3 for ............................................................ 2,)("
DOG ~OOD, StroiLgheart, 4 fans ................................................ 2"{c
VINEGAR, ~ gaihm liefrig~rator lh)ttle, e*t('h ........... .-] ........ 2"~)c
PREb~X) GLASS TOP JAR LIDS, dozen .................................... 28'-"
DRIED PEACHES, Extra Fancy, l)ound ................................ 17c
PO~VDERFD or BIgO~VN SU(;AR, 2 lxmnds ................... 13c
S(3OT PAPER TO~VEI~S, 2 rons .................................................. 23c
OXYDOL, l~aflur Size Pack~g'e ............................................. 19c
P & G LAUNDRY SOAP, 6 tmr~ ................................................. 23c
REMODELING CLEARANCE
lzADIES and CHILI)ItFN'N DI{ESSES ................ 49(', 79c to $1•95
PRINTS from our t~t~g'ttlar st{x•k, 80 ~luare, (~florf&~t imtteiaL%
50 pie(~, whlle they last, yard .............................................. ,~
and
PHONE 29
MOUNT VERNON, IOWA
Specials For Friday And Saturday
HILL'S COFFEE, pound ........................................ 28c
LONGHORN CHEESE, Genuine Wisconsin ........ 19c
STANDARD CRACKERS, 2 pound box .............. 13c
BUTTER, Pound O Gold, pound ............................ 26c
COMET RICE, pound package ................................ 10c
RED PITTED CHERRIES, No. 2 can, 2 for ........ 25c
PINEAPPLE, Hills Dole, No. can .................. 19c
PORK & BEANS, Libby's 22-oz can ........................ 25c
VALLEY PRIDE PEAS, 2 cans ............................ 19c
MARSHMALLOWS, pound package ................... 15c
COOKIES, Fancy Varieties, pound ........................ 19c
ARMOUR'S MILK, 3 tall cans ................................ 19c
SWEET PICKLES, Quart Jar ................................ 23c
SMOOTHIE DRESSING, Quart ............................ 23c
SARDINES, 6 tins .................................................. 25c
CRISC0, 3 pound can ................................................ 53e
MOTHER HUBBARD FLOUR 24 Ibs 85c, 49 Ibs $1.65
The Crop Report ]
FEEL I {coHl"
0o0 OF Y0o, g?
By CHARLES B. ROIH
TRUTH about
TODAY ONLY: $5 BILLS FOR $1.98
MANY times, on a wager, men
have tried to sell $5 bills to
strangers for as little as $1.98--1egit-
imate $5 bills worth $5 anywhere.
They have usually failed.
The reason is simple to see: Lack
of confidence.
Their proposition sounded too
good to be true, failed to arouse the
confidence of the prospects, who
were afraid to buy.
No one trusted the seller because
no one knew him. He might be a
counterfeiter. Who
knows? He migh~
have some trick up
his Sleeve. Who
knows? Better have
nothing at all to do
with him.
Confidence is the
mainspring of busi-
ness. Without it no
business can succeed
and no product can
be sold, because be-
fore any one of us is Charles Roth
willing to part with
a penny, we must have confidence
that that which we are going to buy
will give us value received.
Confidence is not a matter which
can be bought. It must be earned.
It is a process of growth. The idea
of confidence grows from one cus-
tomer to the next one. It gives vi
tality to everything about a bust
hess.
When confidence enters into a
Milk Ordinance Is
Passed By Council
At Monday Meeting
businesstransaction, everything
about it becomes pleasant. But
whenever confidence is absent, no
amount of any other qualities can
take its place.
You have often bought something
from someone you did not know, say
a solicitor who succeeded in taking
away your money at the door. Will
you ever see him again? Will you
get the goods you have paid for?
Was it a miniature swindle? You
wonder and worry.
You spend hours in painful doubt.
Perhaps everything turned out all
right. Even so, the profit went out
of the transaction when you had to
worry about getting your money's
worth Buy goods that are adver-
tised from merchants who adver-
tise. There lies confidence.
One of the chief services of news-
paper advertising to consumers is
that it denotes which merchants or
products are worthy of confidence.
Because newspaper publishers are
so jealous of their advertising col-
urns and are quick to reject any-
thing which does not live up to their
standards, readers know that if a
thing is regularly advertised in the
newspaper it is worthy of their con-
fidence.
As a matter of fact, the appear-
ance of an advertisement in a news-
paper is recommendation of the
character and quality of the goods
being advertised•
@ Charles B. Roth.
Summer Session Will
Officially Close
On Next Monday
Monday morning, August 14, will
officially close the second term of
(?orncll's summer session. The
fifty-two students enrolled and
acting professors name this one of
the nlost SUCCeSSfUl sun/nler terms
yet seen.
Students who studied music un-
der 1,'rank Mannheimer, guest
piano instructor, considered their
0xperiencc a rare and distinct pri-
Tho new ini]l{ ol'(tina n ('(~ xA'as
passedat its third reading by the
Mount Vernon (,ouncil. The ordin-
tinct is OUC prepared by tile Iowa
State l)epartment of iiealth which
has been t)cfor(: the Council for
SOllle XV()(2I-:S. laocal daiF.',*lllcn ]lave
met with a rcprescutative of the
Iowa I)ci)artmcut of }icalth and
I gone Over the ordinance wllieh is
la
, rather strict one and will require
i some expense on the part of the.
Jayne Culver And
Lyman Perkins Were
Married Sat__urday
Tile following article of the wed-
2ing of Miss Jaync Culver and Ly-
man C. Perkins which occurred on
Saturday, August 5th, was taken
from the newspaper of Appleton,
Wis. Both parties are well known
ill .Mount Vernon and in Cornell
college. They were graduated from
,:orncil in 1938 and 1937, respec-
tively. '['he article follows:
The bride's father will perform
the ceremony which will unite in
marriage at 4 o'clock this after-
noon Miss Jayne Culver, daugh-
ter of l)r. and Mrs. Harry C. Cul-
ver, 54 i)ellaire court, and Lyman
C. Perkins, son of Dr. and Mrs.
James Perkins, Anamosa, Iowa.
!The wedding will take place at
First Methodist church, where the
pride's father is pastor.
Mrs. Ralph Bircher, Chicago, sis-
ter of the .bride, will .be matron of
honor, and the .Misses Margaret
Hedges, Mt. Vernon, Betty Puter-
baugh, Miledgeville, IlL, Irene Liv-
engood, also of Miledgeville and
boretta Perkins, Anamosa, Iowa,
sister of the bridegroom, will be
bridesmaids. Richard Wessling,
Maywood, Ill., will be Mr. Perkins'
best man, and Ralph Bircher, Chi-
cago, James Miracle, Evanston,
Robert Cline, Indianapolis and Lar-
ry Lehr, Davenport, Iowa, will be
ushers.
Prof. Cyrus C. Daniel will play
the organ for the ceremony, and
William Hogue will sing.
White embroidered net over satin
fashions the gown the bride has
chosen for the wedding. Her long
veil will fall from a wreath of lilies
of the valley, and she will carry a
prayer book with lilies of the valley
and forget-me-nots. The matron
of honor will wear a gown of
fuchia lace and a blue hat and will
carry blue flowers. Net dresses in
four delphinium colors deep blue,
light blue, orchid and pink will be
worn by the bridesmaids. They
will have flowers in their hair aud
carry colonial bouquets.
A breakfast was served at the
Candle Glow Tea room to mem-
bers of the bridal party and a
few other friends of the couple.
lgF3~EPTION AT CHURCH
After the ceremony a reception
for about 150 guests will be held
in the Social Union room of the
church, Mrs. J. Bon Davis will act
as hostess for the affair, and Mr.
~nd Met. Herman Heckert, the for-
mer being president of the board
of the church, will head the re-
ceiving line. Presiding at the re-
freshment table will be Mrs. Jud-
son Rosebush, Mrs. J. R. Whitman
Mrs. C. O .Davis and Mrs. C. A.
Hopfensperger.
Out-of-town guests here for the
wedding include Dr. and Mrs.
James G. Perkins, Anamosa, the
bridegroom's .parents; Mr. and 'Mrs.
Sern Madsen and daughter, Beth,
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rath.bun,
Clinton, Iowa; Miss Jean Hall, Chi-
cago; Mrs. Robert Puterbaugh and
Mrs. F'red 1Avengood, Miledgeville;
Mrs. John F. Hoagland and Har-
old Arthur Jayne, Alexandria,
Saturday. Sunday
One of the screen's finest
pictures
Mark Twain's
Starring
MICKEY ROONEY
Don't let the carnival,
the weather or anything
else keep you from see-
ing this sensational hit.
Coming--"Each Dawn I
Die" and "Lady Of the
Tropics."
Market Report
Chicago Live Stock
Hogs, Chicago top ................ $6.15
Cattle, Chicago top ................ $10.25
Sheep, Chicago .................. = ..... $9.00
Hogs, Cedar Rapids ................ $5.90
Chicago Grain l~lavket
Corn ........................................ 42½c
Wheat .................................... 64~c
Oats ........................................ 27 % c
CLASSIFIED ADS
Hater One cent a word. Minimum
ehurl~e for an ad. 25¢ each week.
Terms cash, unless yOU have a reg-
ular account. Where statemenl
must be mailed u charge of lOe ad-
ditional wlll be made.
Wanted: Roomer and boarder,
modern house, hot water, close in--
convenient to town and college.
congenial family. Reasonable. In-
quire J. Clark, Jaynes Soap fac-
tory. 41-p
For Sale: New Potatoes. High-
est prices paid for Wool, Hides.
iron, rags and metals. D. Burgess
& Sons, phone 225-W, :Mount Ver-
non. 13-tf
Free! If excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges-
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat-
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free
Sample, Udga, at Iosty Drug Store.
36-48p
Watch Repairing.--Watches car-
ried in the fields should be cleaned.
Dust will penetrate. Bring them
:to us. W.H. Hoover, Jeweler, Mt.
i Vernon. 34-37-40
Just Landed.
A Whale of a stock of
Boys' School Clothes.
When we use these headlines,
we're not foolin' for it would
be poor advertising for us to
invite parents in to see a
whale of a stock and then
show sardine-like selections.
We really went overboard this
Fall in the size of our Boys'
School selections and we're
doing the same thing in the
values.
We figure that if we don't
leave Mr. and Mrs. Mount Ver-
non any reason for taking
Junior somewhere else that
we'll get the business.
Ready now.
Boy's Sweaters
Boy's Shirts
Boy's Red Wing Oxfords
Boy's Iron Clad Socks
Boy's Longies
Boy's Oskie Overalls
Boy's Jackets
This Locality Gets
Cool Wave in these
Lower Prices.
Gee . . . this should be wel"
come news to a city full of
men who are mopping their
brows and acting as ugly as
alligators.
At these prices, there is #
reason to suffer.
The last of these cool
picals are being rushq
as tho' summer were gol g
end to-morrow and we .-
know that it's going to;
as hot as Dutch Love
October 1st.
All Hart Schaffner & Mar
Dixie Weaves and J. sch0e#"
man "See Breeze" t w°'Pi et
Tropical Worsted Suits
sell for $24.75 and $21.50'"
25 Per Cent
DISCOUNT
Wanted: Housekeeper for semi-
invalid couple. No phone. Call on
Mrs. F. H. Brown, 314 1st Ave N.,
Mt. Vernon for information. 40-2;,
Films--Roll film developed and
)tinted 25c coin. Two enlarge-
ments free. Reprints 25c per doz-
en, Univex 20 for 25c. Best quality
work--one day service. Mid States
Photo Co., Box 157, Lisbon, Iowa
1 ltfc
Dead Aninmls Removed Free.
Call nearest phone by No. collect,
Mt. Vernon, 307; Marion 77; Aria-
moss, 74F21, for clean, fast court-
eous service. Francis Payton,
Agent, Anamosa, Iowa, for Parm-
ers Rendering Works. State Li-
oense No. 7, Iowa City, Ia. 17tf
Highest prices paid for Wool,
Hides, iron, rags and metals. Rub-
ber tire trailers and wagons made
to order. D. Burgess & Sons, phone
225-W. Mt. Vernon. 13-tf
Piano tuning, usual charge $2.50;
cane seating and chair wrapping.
R. E. Sanderson, 319 Third Street
North. Phone 125-J 9tf
Floor Sanding: New and old
floors• Lawrence Hunter, 191-W,
Mount Vernon. 23-tfc
For Sale: Wealthy cooking ap-
ples. 15c and thirty-five cents per
,peck. H. F. Hahn, 503 2nd Ave N.
Mount Vernon. 41-c
" For Sale: Hybrid large yellow
sweet corn. J. ,M. Mulherin, phone
3o~o~ ~0 ,ust north of Mount Ver
For Sale: Purebred Hampshire
Gilts, ~bred for Sept. farrow. Chol-
era immune. Clarence J. Sueppel.
Solon, Iowa. 41-~
For Sale: Whitney crabs and
Wealthy apples by bushel or quan- *~* =,o
titles. Phone 190J E. E 'Moots [.'~ 1~
' "* 41 2tc {~ r nude. "
- - ]:i" If you e eompany at your h _,,
For Sale: Child's large size "i++ " JIj-l"¢ y09
seoote, ...... e ulppod w,th rubber t, res .'. yOU call on friends out of town.
brake and bell. Like new. Priced * -- • s o .... lell +a
$1.95. Phone 173-J. 41e :',: give a party in nonor oI a nous
• Feeding heifers--At Lisbon, 50]i!i If v.,, onto t inoel__Th t's
NeWS
neau good flesh - -,, i I ~" ,,7v~" ~'='~" "="='"~'" ~'~'~'~'"~'~" ~'"-----
Y nelrers, weigh- I~*
ing about 550 Ibs. Meyers & Frink, ].'~
Lisbon. 41 c I
i!~;i:}~i!:!ft~;:~}!: I li Phone 73
_, , • -
Wanted: Furniture to repairi[~**
and upholster. J. M. Thomas, 413"'*'[~: k^4-~, .... ~ .... J ~ =~
S 2nd St. West Mt. Vernon 41-c [~: I~l+Wt~ll ;~ ~.111. illlU ~ [J.lu.
F ' ' ' ;-*~
soo,Or2ale-.2 Guernsey cows, fresh [i:+ and give US the news
... . ~en ~lver, t none 15F24. 41-p I:~:
irarm, Farm Loans and City[:~: ,. ~.h~
Property. D. H. Mueller, offiee[:~" .,,r . . • . .~ .... ~ ~ tP
Phone 160, Residence phone 273W I:~: we are anxious 1;o prlnl; line new "
Mount Vernon 41 O I*-$~ - * •
. • -[ ~-$~ •
For Sale Used as stove in l community
entire
: g , good I*=•
condition, priced very reasonable. I*~,x"
Phone 245J, 210 W 3rd St. S. 41.c [:i: J
Watch Cleaning--Outdoor work-/.'.( •
ers, bring your watches in for|ili /~lil'l i,~Itlvil'lll'rlvltlt'l l/i'i~l~l'~-U~i
cleaning. Prompt, careful
W. H. Hoover, Jeweler. 35-38-41 |~.~
" ".I.4+1
Pratt & Lambert Paints--Looks]+ / I • - IJ
like a big paint year In 2Ylount Ver-/~' $1~ rl~'$~l~l
non' We'll I v ~- ..... /:~: ~atA~at at ~at~
• g adl. ~.ive ~ou ..... - /.~.
timate. See new Pratt & Lambert |'~'
color charts• C. W. Iosty Drug|:$~ Mount Vernon, Iowa
Store, Mount Vernon. 41 ]*$.~ . ~..~,~/.
.. +nce--~¢e now provlue __ ~~~
liability insurance giving "protec- ... ~~~
lion, no matter whose car you are I' __ ~_.q
d~v~ng...Ask us for informatmn. ! ~]r~t][| ,¢ f, DU 'MIJflII
'Y . vv. 'etepson, Phone 160, I i11l* l l =l]l ll lllV
Mount Vernon. 41|
| " e. 1
Ala Flower w red everywher 0#
r m Clock Free--Very attrac-
tractive, good time-piece. Save 15 I Phone 11 I lm
Sargent Feed gift coupons. Come I
in. W~e'll ten you how plan works.
~ ~m~.m~- ~ _ =~
F. J. Peterson, Inc. 41 ¢- -~-~*-~,~~ ~*'~'~'~'~'"-
Finance Your Furnace--Easy Q .... ~ .1~.. 0~..-,* XT ..... ~[XT;]I 1~ ~0UI]t$
monthly payments on any type of ~OIIlt~ Ol bll~:~ D~i:~bU INt:~YY~ ¥¥ 111 .~:; ~-"
Green Colonial equipment. 1 to
3 years at 5%. See Dale F. John-
son. 41