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MS. Vernon, h ~wkeye-Eeeord i~AA~ I~|AI~I r~u IM~ll Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bruch of M~ P~#Ar h~We t'~h~e~ i FOR SALE: Cold Spot 7 feet re- i FOR SALE: Dinette set, porcelain
~ ,m.- ~n HerstM l~sS~l~ mm~.w vu7 -1 i Osage were week end guests in the L . ~ ~. vv ~ ,~ v~,~ frigerater running ~ell good con- top table, two extra leaves, four
U~IU .ILJ~ A,U~UU " ~ . . ' . ' ,
Thm~ Sent- 20, 19S1 Page 8/ ql~s,r ~ ~# ~{~ltk I Kenneth Blake home. Mrs. Bruch Homemaker Chmrman dltmn,reasonable pr~.ce; ~mall off chairs, leather covered. Mrs. Verne
r- v~,v. v ~"r" is a ~ister of Mr Blake. i :burner.L. H. Cave, phone ll8, Lis-Beasmore. Phone 15, Lisbon. 48p
'-*-====-~==~~ Farmers can get started in the] Mr ~na Mr~ A1 l~henrk pn4nv~di BERTRAM --- Mrs Peter Dows ben. 48pi
~llrl=" ~lU~ ~tJn "J~n sheep business at the sheep field ~ .'i~'ni~'d'in'~r s't'B'~ve-r-~'ark"S~'n'~ ~was chosen chairman of the Bertram~ i ~~
"O be joyful in the Lord, O ye'day Sept. 2gth at Hawkeye Downs.~da~"with-his-daugh-ters M~rs,--Helen :Township Homemakers groups at: THE LADIES of Linn Grove will ilness coupe. Call 73 evenings, ais-
lambs; Serve the Lord with glad- IThe event is sponsored by the Iowa/Hamilton and family and Mrs Betty :the annual election held during the serve their annual fried chicken r ben. 48p
nes.~, and come before his presence State sheep assn. I.S.C. extension i Zearing and family. Miss Nellie C. autumn tea on Sept. II. Vice chair- sinner Sept. 27th. Serving starts at I~f]~ ro~
with a song." service State Federal market news ! Kennedy of Houston Tex arrived '~man is Mrs. Glenn Blaine and Mrs. ~5. Prices $1.25; 50 cents for chin I suitable for apartment. R. T. Pence,
Rejoicing, singing and service to I service, All Iowa fair, agricultural ! Tuesday for a few weeks visit with i Dolezal is publicity chairman. Music ' dren under 10. 48-49c ' Dial 5771. 48c
God are all offered each Sunday bureau of the C.R. chamber of corn- her niece and husband and relatives featured the afternoon program
in Cedar Rapids and Blairstown. ~with the Linn County Rural Wom-
Flowers by Stahl
Everything in flowers-wired to all parts of the world
STAHL'S GREENHOUSES
Lisbon Phone 11
morning at Mt. Zion Community tmerce and Wilson and Co.
church for you and your family, f
We welcome you to church wor- The Merrill Pitliks, the Vincent
ship at ]0 a.m. and Sunday school at Perisiches and the Eddie Pitliks
10:45 a.m. t were entertained at a steak fry
George I. YetterJTuesday evening at the Ed Pitlik
Student Pastor home.
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Dial 2441 Mt. Vernon, Iowa
The entire personnel of Jennies Grocery
Welcome All New and Upper Classmen of
Cornell College Back To School and Mount
Vernon.
~en's Chorus as guests. More than~
Mr. end Mrs. Harry Michael, 60 women were present.
brother of Mrs. L. C. Kettering of Mrs. Herman Nebiker accompan-!~
Mechanicsville, and the John Mich- ied her sister and husband, the Leo i'd
aels of Fort Bragg, Calif son of Freemans, to their home in Denver,
Harry, arrived Sunday for a 4-day r,1, Th,~ ,~r+~, I,~t h, ~uto Man
"" w t rin-sT ~a - IMI
VlSl~ lIn tne ~xe~ e g. uesu y day
evening they were dinner guests in - Mr. and Mrs. Delbe~t V'~ss ~-n ~
tyrol J ~e:rysdha m:v:nnin?~ha~c)] their mother Mrs. Ante V'o~s we~ m
Vll!e ,S~,I y, g ;2. . visitors Tuesday in the home of~
eke~erlngs, w~m me harry ~ewar~s M~ ~n,~ M,'~ H e~ gkow ~Id
as co-hosts entertained for dinner ~;" " .'tb " .~" ~. - --
--" l " "~ -- m in Mr. ana ~v~rs. t-aul ~alaweu at-
~ney e zt.~ lnursaay. o rn~ g zor tended the funeral services for Mrs. IW
~ansas t;l~y Me. where mey Will ;-- 1 ~* "f^ ~;~. ~, -
- " '~ ' a ~ -o on home Anna Zl.~u~a ~t ~,w,~ ~t~ ~.~.~-
spenu a zew nays nu g da "
via the Gran"~ fan-'on y afternoon. The Zmgulas form-
" "" ~ ~" erly owned the Mile Machula farm. i
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THURS. - FRI. - SAT.
Warner's rousing story
of The Guns That
Fought It Out At
In Technicolor
A Big - Grand and
Colorful Picture with
RANDOLPH SCOTT
i i
SUN. - MeN.
Sun. Shows - 6 & 8
FRED ASTAIRE
JANE POWELL
As Brod~w~y'~ famous
brother-slster song and dance
team:
IN
In Technicolor
A Big Wonderful
Musical Shawl
TUES. - WED.
Another Big Show
JOAN CRAWFORD
ROBERT YOUNG
FRANK LOVE JOY
SOON:
THE FROGMAN
STRANGERS ON A TRAIN
THE GREAT CARUSO
Coffee, Folgers 84c
Fruit Cocktail, Del Monte, hvy. syp. No. 37c
Peaches, Hunts, heavy syrup, No. 27c
Pork & Beans, Van Camp's, No. 2 23c
Cream Corn, Tendersweet, No. 2, 2 for 25c
Peas, Tendersweet, No. 2 19c
Campbell's Tomato & Vet. Beef, 2 for 29c
Raisins, 2 lb. package - 43c
Jello, assorted, 4 for 29c
Sure-Jell, 2 for 21c
Mustard, Our Family, 16 oz 17c
Marshmallows, 1 pkg 17c
Baker's Chocolate 39c
Tomato Juice, 46 oz 29c
Beef Stew, Dinty.Moore 47c
Jenny Lee's Noodles, I Ib pkg 29c
Cinch Cake Mix, white or chocolate 33c
Vinegar, apple cider, gal 52c
Ten Pack, 7 cereals, pkg 30c
Sardines, in oil, 3 for 23c
Flour, Gold Medal, 5 Ibs 48c
Tide, regular size 29c
Crisco, 3 lb. can 99c
Ivory Soap, Personal size, 4 bars 27c
Pet Evaporated Milk, 2 for 29c
Oranges, Sunkist, doz 33c
Tokay Grapes, red, Ib 18c
Lettuce, per head 14c
Sweet Potatoes, Yams, 2 Ibs 21 c
Butter, Lisbon 68c
MONARCH
PEANUT BUTTER, ] 2 oz. g
CORNED BEEF HASH,
CLOVER FARM GOLDEN
Two Showings every Saturday
gnd Sund~y Only one show-
ing all other nights ~t 7:30.
Fourteen guests helped Mrs. Joei ]]]]
birthday at 1
[INaveratil celebrate her Dabinett on
!the home of Mrs. Laura
Sunday evening.
The Vernon Barretts and C. C. I
Berrys were among the Odd Fellows i
families at the lodges annual picnicI
Sunday at the Upper Palisades. I
Robert Caldwell spent Thursday !m~
afternoon with Ronald Berry. i
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rogers and son t
of New London, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Rogers of Cedar Rapids, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Rogers and Mrs.
Celia Gillette of Burlington enjoyed
a get-together Friday night in the
home of Walter Kohl and Mrs. Car-
rie Rogers.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my friends and
neighbors for the cards, gifts and
flowers sent me during my recent
illness at the hospital.
Mrs. Don Goodyear
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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WANTED: Baby sitting. Experi-
enced. Charlotte Blake. Phone 6605.
Mt. Vernon. 48c
FOR RENT: Partly furnished
three room apartment with private
)bath. Mrs. Jake StudS, 215 6th Ave.
IN. MS. Vernon. 48p
I WANTED: Part-time bookkeeper.
Must have some experience. Apply
~in person. Buresh Implement Co
MS. Vernon. 48c
FOR SALE: SPECIAL allowance
!for your old watch in trade on a
Friday & Saturday Specials at
-- DICK'S --
Last chance! Can another lug-
PRUNE-PLUMS, 12 lb. lug
mm
DOG FOOD
CLOVER FARM
303 tin
3 cans
FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 2 can 2-89c
.~v stock Brach's Choc. Covered
CHERRIES, 1 lb.
Large Size
WHEATIES, 2 for
Boys & Girls -- Better start saving Wheaties box
tops for a FREE football. Details next week.
P. & G.'s new heavy detergent--
Large Size
HERSHEY BARS, 2 for
Sweetheart Toilet
4
Hunt's Tomato
CATSUP, 14 oz. bottle
---DICK'S--
We will have PEPPERIDGE FARM Products
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MONARCH MANDARIN
11 oz. can . . 21c
CLOVER FARM
TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. tin
PAPER TOWELS, per
YACHT CLUB
No.
10 0Z.
MONARCH
9 0Z.
O
SWEETHEART
TOILET SOAP,
Deliveries Tuesday & Friday
Bulova. We only have a FEW left.
W. H. Hoover, MS. Vernon. 46-49C
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
18c
18c
Dial 4012
Advertise or Be Forgotten.
Every Day
Dried I~.-ef C=sserolo
I c:~ ~hredded ~ cup w~ter
dried beet ~,~ cup P ~ Milk
2 l~b~e~i~oo~s flour1 cup grated Amer|-
icw gsalns gel~pet tan cheese
Cock ar, d stir the beef in her shorten-
ing ur~til edges curl. B!end in flour
and pepper. Stir in water. Cook and
r:ir 1 rain. Then stir in milk. Put
i::~o greased shallow baking dish hoid-
i::g about 4 cups. Drop potatoes by
spoonfuls around edge of dish on beef
mixture. Top potatoes with cheese.
Eake in moderately slow oven (~50)
25 rain or unti! cheese melts and
potatoes are hot. Makes 4 servings.
You Will Need:
Pe~ Nff~k, Dried Beef, Po-
ttc~oes, American Cheese.
SPECIALS FRIDAY and SATURDAY
COOKIE ASSORTMENT
ICE CREAM,
lb.
Lisbon .
V= am.
@
41c
CHEERIOS, Ig.
TUNA, Van Camps
JUICE,
MILK CHOCOLATE CHIPS, Nestles . 2]c
for 27c PIE MIX, Betty ( . 38c
. . - ;0 - ;S -
SQUASH
. . Acorn 8 lb
. Buttercup 9c lb.
CELERY, Large 19c
We deliver Tuesday and Friday
We reserve the right to limit quantities.
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Ask any man who wears a Pan American and he will
te!l you that there is nothing like it. Two types c[ unusvol
wcc4s found only in South America are woven into a fabric
(exc[usively for Hart Schaffner and Marx) which combines
,'- .
fine rich feel with rugged wearing qualities
--a combination most unusual in tweeds. This
veil the Pan Amer
comes in many interesting
can suit
new patterns and color combinations. Everything
considered, it's a remarkable value at
Se ha ff n er
& arx
Longs Shorts Regulars
Clothes. .
Open Wednesday and Saturday Evening
!
Rec:ders of Heart~
Sckcffner & /,',c.rr
N:tlonal ads
w;ll recognize this
illustration as the one
opoeor~ng in LIFE (Sept. 10)
~,d POST (Sept. ~).
We hove this par)icular /
suit: atso mony other "~
models and fabrics.
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