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THE MOUNT VERNON. IO~VA, HA~VKEYE-RECORD AND THE IJSBON t.ht ........... ..... Local Conservation Employment Off,ce FARMS FOR "HOU Rk, LE. - -- ............... " " gALE I SE T " IAre you interested" in House Committees Elected i Will List Skilled The undersigned, as administra- Mount Vernon, Iowa WEEK END GROCERY SPECIALS ot~- FOI,GEIUS CO!'~I:I~E, Pound .............................. CHOC()I,ATE COOKIES, Miut or Marslunallow, Pound .............................................................. 19c II1;N'I'E'~ JEI,LY MINTS, delleion.% t~ lb .... 17e MARASCitlNO CIll':I{IHEs, 5-oz. i~ttle ............ 15c MIRACLE XVHII* ~ALAI) I)I{ESSlNG, Qt. jar 33c CHICKEN & NOOI)IA'~, ready to cat, jar . ....... 32~c HEINZ BI{EA1) & llUTElg P1CK1A':s, Qt jar 21e MONARCH S~VEL'T GHERKINS, 20-oz bet. 2.5e CROSSlC & B[~ACK~VEIAJ DATI: NUT BI~li~'AD, 2 calls ............................................................ 2:~t" BAKEllS DOT I)IPI'IN(; CltOCOI,ATI'~, 1/,- lb 25c ILAKERS lllT'rF, l{ BAKING CIlOCOI~ATIq ~.~ pound (.ake ................................................ 16e COCOANUT, l:l~esh ,'4hred, l~mnd 23c CORN KIX in the new package 2 for 25c With Rainbow Milk and Cream Pitcher Free JERSEY CREAM FLOUR 49 pound bag $1.19 Monarch Quick Cooking Tapioca Lb. Pkg. 15c LUX FLAKES Large Package 24c With Free Cannon Towel Thursday, October 5, 1939 .......... ____~__r tercsted in the latest devcloplncnts pcrfcetcd by our eng.ineerS. And COCOA, big 2 i~mnd can .................................... 19e PFACHES, 4-B, l|aivcs or Sliced, 21~6 can .... lie 6 Cans for . ................................................... $1.09 GItAPEI:RUIT, Onr l:an~ily, 2 cans ................ 2;k' APRICOTS, in SyruD. No. 21/~ caI|.................... 20(' l)l':h 3IONTE PEAItS, No. 2V2 CAU .................... 2:k' CHEItRll'.~S, lied ,~mr Pitted, No. 2 can, 2 for 25e (?CAN, Ntecro Vac Pwok, No. 2 can, 2 for ........ 2.~*e PEAS, 4-B S~veCt Early June, 2 cans ................ 25e ('.~MPBI(~IJ;S TO3IATO SO1UP, 3 cans ............ 2~k~ REI) ALANKA NAIJMON, 1 ]b can ................ 25e PRUNE JUICE, Quart l~)ttic. ............................ 2"k~ GI~EEN JAPAN TF~, ~.~ pound package ........ 15c HOaI|N'Y G|{ITS, Quaker, package ................ i~r I-B YEI,I,OW CORN .M]b~kL, Ohl flt~hioned, 5-1~)ul|d bag .................................................... 19c (;llAltAM CIIACKEI?*S, 2-potnid h~x ................ 19e CAMAY SOAP 3 Cakes 19c With Free Dressing Comb TALL CORN PANCAKE FLOUR 3½ Pound bag 13c Fidelity Whole Wheat Pancake ........ 21c Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Pancake .... 33c P. & G. LAUNDRY SOAP 5 Bars 19c Crystal White Soap Chips, 2 pkgs 21c 12-ozs. The township elections to select I Farm Workers township agricultural conservation I ~fr. Lloyd C. (}rover, MAnager of c.omntittees were held iu Bertram tthe Iowa State Employment Office and F'ranklin townships on Tues-at Cedar Rapids, today advised that day evening. In Bertram townshiphis office is making special pl•e- the committee chosen are: Sher- mnn Caldwell. George Visliscl and paration this harvest season to (Henn l~laiIle. Ill l,'r'tnklil~ township lhe old ~OIl] tlliltco Ill Olll ])el's vfero ~l.il re- ,letted: t(oss t'lart,:, chairlnan, j. (~. 31ilholin, vicc chairlnan and Howal'd Neal, ('O]llnlittce lnClllber. \'fill l{ein,,ev and a. (?. Bowers were cle~'t,'dill{el'ngl{C COll/lllittoo I/lCnl- I)CI'S. lU)ss t'lgtt't-: was elected delegate 10 the ('OllUiy ttgricultural conser- ivation convention ill (?odar l{apids Saturday wllieh will ('ltoose the register a sufficient number of qualified farm workers to take care of the anticipated heavy demand by farm employers this fall• In view of the outlook of heavy crops and a large harvest, it is expected that more farm hands and farm ~workers will be needed this fall than during the harvest season in the past several years• However, present indications are that there will be a sufficient nuln- i ber of skilled farm workel•s resist- county conlmittcc of three inombcrs ~el'ed to meet the demand, tnd t we altcrnatcs. At lhc I~(,rtram election Shel'wil~ Caldv~ ell was clecicd chairman. (leer.re M. Vislisel, vice chairman, and C, lcnn IC. l~;laine committee lnCll/l)t'r. A]tcrllatC lnonlbors elect- ed are: l#rank l~idcrman, lirst al- {t!l'II/t{¢! lind l.conzo ]{Ol'ry, second altcl'nqte. Mr. ('aldwcll was chos- en delef:ate to the COIIUty conven- tion. The I,inntownship election will bc hehl this cvcnin~ at Mt, Zion. The t-I. S. club Inet with Pauline Farnl employers can assure themselves of best selections of farm workers by making early ar- rangements at the Iowa State 1,.'in- ployment Office located at 308, 3rd St. SE in Cedar Rapids by personal call, by mail, or by telephone, No. 3-2067. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ehle and fatnily were visitors Sunday ill the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mile Trp- kosh. Miss Evalyn I~irkpatriek spent l)altbcumi(,r on \Vednesday cvenlngllast Saturday and ,Sunday visiting of last wcek at 5:30 o'clock for a lher sister Miss Bonnybel Kirkpat- ) . pi('nie supper, and mcvting, qhoseillck in Cedar Falls and attended H'CSCIIt '.~ePc: ],:ula Bnrnett, Shirley the 1)airy CAttle Congress. Miss Minnick, Betty Herring. and Con-]Kirkpatrick is spending this week ilic Sullivan. ]visiting her cousin Mrs. V~ral.ren I Hepker in Marion. ~lr. tt~l¢l MI's. G. l,. Albright! were S tiurday nighi guests of 5{1". ; 5II•. and Mrs. H. C. Bushnell of tad Mrs. Paul Mitchell of Rein- ]Owen, Wis., came last week for an beck. and ~tuday file four attcnded1, extended visit with their daughter he I)airy ('attic Collgrcss. Mrs. Sailor Phelps and family• RAISINS, R.~lle~,~, 2 pound lmeka:,'e ............ 17c OXYDOL llegular lmekltge ............................... 21c BR()IVN SUGAIL 2 lb~ .................................... I:~c IdN~,VEAVE TOILET TlSSUF', 6 rolls ............ 23c GREAT NOIVi'HEi{N BEANS, 3 l~llluls ........ 23C BROOMS, (]ll~l VAlues, ............ 39e - 49c - 69e I,'RESI[ I,TRuITS AND VEGETABLES JONATHAN APPI, ES, 5 l~mml bg~g ................. 23¢~ AVOCAIX)~, I,ar~ size, each ........................ I.Se ........................ .o TOKAY C, IiAI'FS, l:1"csh, 'l ]lounds .... 25C PEAi~N, Fancy l~artlett,s, dozen "~c NQUASH, Acorns or C, oidcn Hllbl~trds; Br~'oli, HEAl) I,I:7Iq'UCI;], ScUd Crisp ]icad, each .... 8~' Endive, Radish(~, Pa.~!al Celery, CueumbeL.~, CILANBI:]I{ItlEN, ICatmore, I)ound .................... 18(, Tomatoes, Green or R~! PepI)crs. GRAP[qFI{I:IT. CAlif, S(~qllcss, very nice 6 for 25~' IIONOIg BRANI) I,'I{OZEN PEAS, llackagc ....23¢" SWEI,Yr p(YI'ATOES, Deep Yellow, 6 l~mnds 25(" HONOI{ BRAND I.'I{OZFN L1MAN, pko' ......... 25e LADIES PAJAMAS, a very complete line of Outings, Balbriggans, or Prints, priced from .............................................................................................................. $1. to $1.69 CHILDREN'S & MISSES PAJAMAS, from 2 to 14, Outings and Knits, priced 50c to 89c Infants Outings with two pair pants .......................................................................... 89c OUTING FLANNEL, for winter nightwear and beddings, yard ............ 10c - 17c - 23c BLANKETS, COTTON FLANNEL, double, pair $1.49; single .................................... 79c BABY GIFTS, a lovely assortment from which to choose for showers or presents, all new merchandise from ................................................................................ 25e to $1.00 ' R HIGHEST PRICES FOR No. 1 COUNT Y EGGS CRISCO, 3 pound can .................................................... 49c EVAPORATED MILK, Jack Sprat, 8 tall cans ........ 49c l With This Coupon TRUE AMERICAN MATCHES 3 5c Boxes for 7c TOMATO JUICE, Jack Sprat, 8 12½ oz. cans ........ 49c PORK & BEANS, RED BEANS, LIMA BEANS, RED KIDNEY BEANS, HOMINY, 5 Tall 19 oz. cans .................................................... 49c APRICOTS, J. S., Heavy Syrup, No. 2 ½ can ............ 19c GRAPEFRUIT, Jack Sprat, 4 cans ............................ 49c PINEAPPLE, J.S., Tidbits or Crushed, 6 8-oz cans 49c PEACHES, J.S. Heavy Syrup, No. 2 ½ can ............... 19c TOMATOES, Mayflower, 5 No. 2 cans ........................ 49c OVAL SARDINES, M.F. Mustard or Tomato. 4 cans 49c PRUNES, 40-50's Santa Clara, 6 pounds .................... 49c CANDY, Standard Choc. Drops, 2 pounds .............. 19c COOKIES, Butter Cream Sandwich, 2 pounds ........ 25c S'()DA CRACKERS, M.F. Fresh Crisp, 2-1b box .... 17c l REAKFAST COCOA, Jack Sprat, ½ lb can ........ 9c OATS, J.S., Quick or Regular, large package ............ 17c MUSTARD, J.S., paddle free, 8-oz. jar ........................ 9c PEANUT BUTTER, J.S., Contains Vii. "B", 16-ozs 19c CHOCOLATE CREAM COFFEE, 1 pound jar ........29c CORN FLAKES, WHEAT FLAKES or WHEAT .PUFFS, Jack Sprat, 2 for .................................... 19c i ROTEX SOAP, NOLA SOAP, 3 bars .................... 14c SO SOFT TOILET TISSUE, 12 rolls ........................ 49c VANISH, Bathroom Luxury Costs So Little, can .... 25c BROWN BEAUTY BEANS, Choice of Plain, Baked, or Mexican Style, 6 cans .................................... 49c Phone 38 Springville School I Gets Added Grant A tele~raln to ('. I,. l'}llrroughs. secretary of the Springville school board, on \Vedncsday afternoon fronl ]~.. A. Radford, rcgion'tl I'\VA director, statcd that .in additional ~rant had been allotod for 1)Ul'C}laso r)f equiplttent, 1,tndscal)ping gTOtlllds • tnd rehuildiuK of the holler room vhich will brilL'4 1he total gl•'tnt for 'he Sprin~villc school building to $7 i, 100. The original ffl'allt ~A'as "or $(;5.250. The boiler rooln is in tn oldcr building altd is not Darl of 1~ OII ~ XXr lluihling. [,ions Have Business Meeting The 1,ions club, on Tuesday eve- ling at the Baker house, dispct'sed ;vith their usual prograln and held % bnsiness scssioll. Two Ineltlbors !'veto adnlitted. I)r. John Benj. 5Ui- rec, president of (7ornell college, a l)(,l" of ttle Lions club ill Scat- tie. Wash., who transfcrrcd his bership to Mount Vernon. and :'. I,. Gricr, of the looal offi"e of ~he lowa Electric Light and Power toni party. Loras College Defeated 20 to 0 By Cornell The fightinx lqn'l/lc of Cornl!ll lnade it two in a row wheu they de- fcated I.ol'as College of l)ubuque by a 20-0 connt on the latter's field la.st Friday night. The previous week they h'lnded tile highly touted ~t. Ambrose teanl a 6 to 0 drubbing Thus with two victory scalps on their belts and their goal line un- ,rossed tlle Hilltoppers are off to :~ fl:¢ing start. ',:onference play will start on October 14 with Beloit here. Purple Drills For Game With Culver-Stockton Jack Sprat Food Store Mount Vernon, Iowa It will be tcachel• vs pupil when Cornell invades Canton, Me. on Snt- 'wday for a game with Paul Scott's team. Scott is a fornler star (~l)lTM nell quarter baek eoached by I)iek l::,rkel', who was graduated in '29. A:though the school is sniMler than Cornell they have a larger football squad. Enroute to Canton, the team will stop off at Washington. ['L, where the reserves will play a shortened gaule Friday night ag~dnst the - .=_ ..... -_ _ =~=--:= :~ ~ _~• D/ashington junior college. Specials For and Saturda, Southeastm, . Wilto Franklin.u,= OAP, P & G White Laundry, 10 Giant Bars ............ 37c anli Mrs. ( ravdon Johl>o, ALMOND'S. Blue Diamond Medium, ½ lb bag .... 31c of Mechaniesville called at the \vii- COFFEE, Hills Bros. All Purpose, pound tin ............ 28c 'ton (:,tnn and WiUa,'d l ho,u, APRICOTS, Fancy Blenheim 1939 Pack, pound ........ 25c W,,,lnes,t,w fo,'enoon. YOUNG BERRIES, Richelieu Heavy Syrup, 2 tins 37c i \Vill t,.d l ight put lip soy ASPARAGUS, Baby Stuart, cut green, 2 tins ........ 35c hay XVednesdav aftcrn(,on, lte was assisted by (;eerie :lll(l }[otnel" CORN, ,Baby Stuart, Whole Kernel, 2 tins ............ 23e ,.ight. Willo,, < u,tn :tn., ",,,t,es FRUITS FOR SAI, AD, Richelieu No. 2 tins, 2 for 49c Wl,i hl. PEAS, Baby Stuart., Sifted New Pack, 2 tins ........ 27c [ (,barles Wri; ht is workin.,c for KRE-MEL DESERT, Van., B. Scotch, Choe., 3 pkgs 10c Iciiff°rd Kettel•in~' [ Mr. and Mrs. l':,l I,itts attended SCOTT TOWELS, No Laundry, 2 rolls .................... 21c /the Catth. Congress Wa.'rloo, MARSHMALLOWS, Campfire, 4 unit package ........16c I. nm'rllm': dw V(i]ton (}Ul]:I ;llld PI1ONE 29 aud MARKET MOUNT VERNON. IOWA Specials For Friday And Saturday BUTTERNUT COFFE,E, 2 pound can ................ 53c STANDARD CRACKERS, 2 pounds .................... 15c FIG BARS, pound .................................................... 10c BAKING CHOCOLATE BAR ................................ 10c MILK, 3 Tall or 6 Small ............................................ 19c HOMINY, gallon size ........................................ 13c SHUEYVILLE SORGHUM, Gallon ........................ 89c MOTHER HUBBARD. PANCAKE FLOUR, 5 lbs 35c FARINA, Bulk, 4 pounds ........................................ 25c ROLLED WHEAT, Package .................................... 19c HOT TOMALES, can .............................................. 10c CORN BEEF HASH, 2 cans .................................... 19c PUMPKIN, No. 2½ size ........................................ 10c SPICES, Sifter Top, Choice, 2 for ........................ 11c SALTED PEANUTS, pound ................................ 10c CATSUP, 14-oz Bottle ............................................ 9c MACARONI, Golden Wheat, 2 pounds ................ 15c BABY LIMA BEANS, 4 pounds ............................ 25c NORTHERN TISSUE, 5 rolls ................................ 26c TOILET SOAP, 4 kinds, 10 bars ............................ 39c OXYDOL, Large Size ................................................ 21c MATCHES, 3 boxes ................................................ 10c NOLA FLAKES, for finer fabrics, 25c size ........ 19c DOG FOOD, 4 cans .................................................. 19c Fresh Meat BONELESS LOIN, pound ............................ 35c VEAL STEAK, Pound .................................. 32c SPARE RIBS, Pound .................................... 15c BABY BEEF ROAST, Pound ................ 22c LARD, Pound .................................................. 10c BUTTER, pound .............................................. 29c or For Both Mt. Vernon Lisbon Mr. Vernon Phone 61 Lisbon Phone 212 Rudolph Vodicka, Prop. FRESH GROUND HAMBERGER, pound ................ 16c BEEF RIB BOIL, pound ............................................ 12c FANCY BEEF POT ROAST ........................ 17c - 18c MINUTE STEAKS, pound ............................................ 24c BEEF STEAK, All Cuts, pound ................................ 28c FRESH GROUND PORK SAUSAGE, pound ............ 14c FRESH PORK LIVER, 2 pounds ............................ 25c PORK CHOPS, or PORK STEAK, pound .................... 20c PORK ROAST, pound .................................................. 18c FRESH SIDE PORK, pound ........................................ 14c SPARE RIBS, pound .................................................... 14c FRESH PORK HOCKS, pound .................................... 13c HOME RENDERED LARD, (2 pounds limit), lb .... 11c HOME MADE BOLOGNA, Rings or Garlic, lb ........ 16c HOME MADE WEINERS, pound .............................. 20c YOUNG FAT HENS, 4 to 6 pounds ............................ 17c FANCY SPRING CHICKENS, 4 to 5 t/z lbs, pound 18c VEAL LAMB FISH - OYSTERS PANCAKE FLOUR, Riehelieu, 5 pound bag ............ 23c CANE & MAPLE SYRUP, Richelieu, pint bottle .... 25c imp. and . trs. Than I,ean SALMON, Baby Stuart, Alaska Red, 1 lb tins, 2 for 59c the Catth, ('on,tess at Waterloo; AFPLES, Michigan Jonathan, 5 pound bag ............ 22c l.'riday. I STAHL'S Norton Litts jr., spent l,'rid'ly I CATSUP, Cross & Blackwell, 14-oz Bottle ............ 19c evening with Jiimny Gunn. Flowers wired everywhere. ONIONS, Small Regular 10 pound bag .................... 19c l,ale and l)oris I,ig.lt spent Mon-/ ..... rnone li Lisbon, Iowa FLOUR, OMARd 5 pound bag .................................... 25c : lay e,'ening at the honte -r.1 TRY SrAHLq SMOKED SAUSAGE, pound ............ 36c : ~nd Mrs. Roy Light. [ #=-- ..... - _ --_- - - - - - -- -- - = ......... , • 3Ir. and Mrs. ]'~. B. Cook of :~iv- i @m' =~---_-: ..... -:~------~-~= -- -~c ~-~- ---- _~ mmde Cflif., c~lhd on \\ M ( ~ ._.. ,nflle ,'s ....C.rocerv - ,-' ' ...... :-.| FARMERS--If you are going to have an Auction Sale I nett list I t 1(1 l:, I Deliver Mount Vernon, Iowa Phone 132 f ,riday. | this fall, we have a Lunch Wagon and would ap- | We Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith of I .... a preclate your Ouslness West Branch, and Mr. and ,:rrs. i " / -----~=- -- = -J' --- - ---~---- " ---~--- --- -*'~ - Ralph Ramsay of Otranto silent .... | Call ED PITLIK or HAROLD EHLE | T==-~ A--D~ ~y! Sunday with Mr. I:tAmsaY in re-, {mcmbrance of his birthday. ~__~- -- - __ --- _ --- --:_- _~---- --------- w Trailers? Then send 10 (cats in if you desire one of ot]r factory • ' I " " " l'eetS tr,tveling in this tors of the estate of James G. coin for beautiful 10 l/age c,lt,llog'uc., !trainedl englt. ' "" .'se' with you on Bovey, deceased, are authorized by of 1940 model, Hiawatha House ,territory. will adxl. Court to sell two farms belonging Tr:tilc!'s, Hiawatha Trailer Co., Ce- your heating problt~ns. This ser- to the estate, vice i:; without cost or obligation. dar I{apids, Iowa .... re aboat " a di- v;e v, lnt "fOU to l,:n0W lItU : • One of these farms xs loc te l,'0r SaIe: A thorot'gh b "ed fox " ~ . - ...... auetS" Gt~,EI';N about 4 m,.les Southeast of Mount ]terrier puppy, 5 nlo. old. Phone !us an.d p.~o~'toou.t~.~)ACE woRKS. vernon ana is Known as me "~elk!, si 5f-x':ll^ I, 49 *" i [:O[i.N/II~X t~ *' t ., ' . i • . CV t t~, a, , -I~ , Farm" and contains about 92 acres I ,'-I :' 1) " c e ,-,- I)es Mornc.a • ' . . ' *~ ~ '~a C: . nOVS )] V ICS. UHC ] " * Thisfarm has fair~mprovements • " " . . with newl)'Hloon tires lnquu'e 40, i andthe }and ? productive. , , ]First Ave S. Mt. V( men. 49-p' • me omer xarm contains aoout, ' 155 acres, and is known as the For l{ent: Modern hOlnC, close "Kirkpatrick Farm." It is located to town. Mrs. J. G. l,'ox. 49c about 3 miles North of Mount Ver- --17o~~- S:~l(i---~"ii'~t~Ha{i'{'~hc:~tet'~ non. This farm is in an excellent fo/lr I'OOUl e'tpacity. Nearly new. location, highly productive, and is ll'e:~sonably priced. Also White Face very attractive farm from either ?ow and calf. Arthur Schott. 2 mi. south of IAsbon. 49-21p --For S'alc:- i~oii lop desk, good shape. \\'ill sell very reasonable. :Mrs. John Blair l{obinson. 49-c ............................. Are Yonr \Valls Slrcakin~7 Ask us about new Green Sllpcr-Air Reg- istcr. They're streak-proof. Phone 124. 1)ale I:. Johnsoi~. 49 Mat'~ elous (lifts, I:rct .... I )esl¢s, hi- )cycle.% travehng b'tgs. \Vide var- it,tv. Sintplv save SarKent Ireed I conpo is We h'~ve ~-il't list here and f',tll il~forlualion, b'. J. Pet- CLASSIFIED ADS ,,,.sot/ ll, e____ __ I [nsttl'e ~'oIIr lea|lilly.- \Vo prO- For Sale Horse power for g "~in ~" " " s ) ..... ot all • . ...... ,~, ] "t(10 /]OJt IltllnlSl.lriln(%* I " , e~cvAtOl'. J 31 KirKp*t -leg .vlt . , Ver " " ~ ulenlhcrs oI your fltllllly. ] "/y all vernon. 49c t essential bills, Ask for details. For Sale: A good IAnn county t Payson \V. Pelerson, Phone 1 t;0, Mt. 77 aere farnl, near Mt. Vernon {\'(,')'non 4{) good temns. J. M. Ki)'l~patrick,/ -_ ........ : ................. Mt. Vernon. 49-c Buying ,-t farm? Finance it the the standpoint of ownership as a home, or as an investment. These farms are being offered for ~ale with possession to be given March 1, 1940. Detailed information concerning these farms can be obtained at the affice of G. M. Wilson, Mount Ver- aon, Iowa. Carlton Ahalt and G. M. Wilson, Administrators of the estate of James G. Bo- vey, deceased. For Sale: Three ItUal'ter size violin with prqctieally new llow. Phone 18. 49p For Sale or |tent: Large and slnall farm, For rent: Modern house and cottage. G.G. Wolfe. agent. 4 ~,~ l:or Sale: Ford 4-door, good knock about or mud car. [.'sod range cheap.Also some timothy seed, reeleaned at 5e a lb. l'llone 20F14, R. O. Kirkpatrick. 49p Federal 1,and Bank way. See Har- old B. McTavish. Secrctary-'Preas- urer of National learin l,oan Asso- ciations, !)4 Third Ave,, Ccdar t~.ap- ids. Iowa. 45-47-49 Painting This lOall ? \\re strongly reCOlll nl(?n(t I)Fatt t~~ Laulbert I)aillts. Real value on flqt wall mdnt. \Vide variety of colors. (~. "W. losly l)rug Store. Mt. Vernon. To |ell rnaco () w n (!F,q.--Th e re is mlwh interest ever>where in auto- lnttti0 ]l('ot. This (.oI]VCl]ielqCO, for- For Sale or Trade: Duroc ulale hogs Henry I an'- I isbon I 49 nerIy considercl o it of the sInall • ~' g, • , , a. p " " '1 ,~~----- }honle 0\vncr's reach, 1s llO\V aval- wanted ( orn shelling Don s 1 lo (ost Gieen " : : . iamc al snrpri,'ingy w ' ," . ~" Lahman Phone q0F'~3 48 2tp I .......... I) TM We ............. , ............ o. ~to-~.tp ] C()lOnlal lltlS niP_tic [Ills pOSSl re. WAnted: 1,ivestock trucking to l earnestly Sllgffest that vou discuss Chicago. I have scIni-traihw, this matter with our local dealer, 1 make four or five trips weekly. Call I l)~'" ...... "" Ted Fisher, Meehanicsville, Phone ~ 122. 45-41p [f ~ | Piano tuning, usual charge $2.5o: eane seating and chair wrapDing. R. E. Sanderson, 319 Third ,qtvee~ North. Phone 125-,I :ttf Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. Floor Sanding: New and ohl floors. Lawrence Hunter, 191-\V. Mount Vernon. 23-tf(' For Sale: New Potatoes. ttigh- est priees DAid for \Vool, Hides, iron, rags and metals. I). Burgess & Sons, Dhone 225-\V, Mount Ver- non. 13-tf Wanted To Buy: Mediuln sized house, reasonably prieed. Address Box I,, e/o Hawkeye Itecord of- floe. 4 9-c Attention l,'aru~ers: Those hav- ing soy beans for sale eall 11S or see L. it. Cave, I,ishon. 4!)-p l~ost: Blaek And grey kitten, l(e- turn to John Becker. 4~)I) For Rent: Pleasant furnished room. Inquil, e 319-J. 49-¢, Wanted: A girl for general housework mornings. Call 241-J. 4,')