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Copyright. 1932, by Central Press Association. Inc. GET YOUR NEWS WHILE IT IS STILL NEWS you ever notice that the i. reader of a morning paper always has the advantage over the man or woman who does not.

The reason is that readers of morning papers, get their news up to the they go to not after they come home and it is too late to take advantage of any opportunities the news may offer. Keep yourself informed to the minute by being a reader of The Hawk-Eye. Hawk-Eye Classified Advertising Rates Telephone Your Want Ad To The Call 54. I Tu-c' cents word less ono-half word a r'or iulviTtlscmenta paid with or within ten days from dato r.j-.it Minimum charffe Ono dollar a lino a month. I'hifNiried charged the cents a column Inch.

One minimum space. No discount. telephone your want ad Uau-k-frya and bill will be von f.t CHOP. chunked at 2 word, with tho tlinr discount will ho i if payment Is made within Thf discount "makes -iff one and otse-haU cents per i' tho number of words ad nil words which are ftb- all initials, numbers and i the ada aro counted as aft miift carry nn Indication it rh" ad In Intended to All for rentlne: houses hepln "For Rent." All nds for must begin not want their number to np- nd mny have replies to The TTnn-k-Kvo. The TTawk- u-IP, supply the number nnd mull replies to the ndvertlser.

i -d. All bo charged with Hie number of days 7f nn ad Is ordered --'K day." nnd the merchandise in 'one day. the fid may be and charso bo only one day. advertisers aro urrred vint a ire of 1 discount. -i! you PMV c.MPh with tho order within fen the rnte Is nnd one-half rents per word.

not nfild for within ten dayn -c: be ciinrcred at the rate of 2 n' per word. PERSONAL 1 ASTHMA SUFFE11EKS 12 1MS- covery. Smothering- banished, sloop nights, no mvdlclne. simple. Information furnished price one dollar.

B. Ward, 1825 Lojjan, Denver, Colo. 203 HELP TR AVKL1NU SALKSMA X. Voting man of good character; not afraid to work: for old established wholesale house to travel in nearby territory. Address cure lluwk- Kye.

258 Funeral Notices FUKERAI HOMES B. A. Prutfh Son DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL. SERVICM PHONE 118. AS K- keeper.

Country preferred. AtltlrfHS i ISO, care Hawk-Kyc. WANTED FAUM WORK T3Y EX-' perienced man. 2SOO Division, Phone 750-X, 239 Ashen, 50c, 51. Ph.

855. 1'SO Baby Chicks, Poultry and Supplies A A GING AND painting. Prices reasonable, 2299-M or FOB iLD "TjELTilXa, sound und well broke. 1'runcia Walljasper, Salom, In. 2G3 FOlTsA 3-YEAR-OLD HOUST I bull.

Ph. 9F3. 2G3 KO AI, I' POLAND CHINA bred gilts, cheap, ISred for May I'ar- row. Kxtrn onofl. E.

D. Sea- nianfl. Koute 1. Salem, Iowa. 260 FOB IXAT3 FOR RENT ROOM MODERN house.

Garag-o. $20. Ph. 4623-R. 261 FOR ROOM UNFURNISHED apartment.

Ph. 4210-W. 260 MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME Hawk-Bye Daily Pattern FOR ROOM MODERN apartment on High St. Ph. 20-15.

258 For Room Modern House, Sleeping: porch. Close In. Ph. 3446. 258 FOR ROOM MODERN house.

Reasonable. Garage, Water paid. 1600 Agency. FOR MODERN FIVE room house. Inquire 912 South Fifth.

243 J. W. Topping A Son, Real Fourth Floor Elafeld FOB SALE OB TRADE rf rf FOR SALE OR DODGE i aedan. 4210-W. 260 A HI CKS IOWA' FI NEST LAWNMOWER SHARPENING Chicks both day old and on feed.

If you want started chicks let me know at once; they don't last Ions. Cuato- Lawnmowers sharpened. Myers Ph. 4o97 rners report best luck ever. Make more profit from your poultry this year.

Richard Lonsdale, Wlnfleld, Iowa. 202 261 BAHY SAI.K— Tl A CHOICE Pereheron stallions welching a ton. Priced reasonable. Have perin- OH1X and Custom Hatching. Poultry Farm.

New London la. 261 REDUCED PRICKS ON BAXTER'S Radio Features For Today Bu The Associated Press. Superior Chlcka from blood tested and culled flocks that are true to i typo. Buy chicks that will develop) Into profitable flocks. Baxter Hutch- i Jesters WMAQ, WREN KOIL.

ery, Mt. Flea an nt. Iowa. 264 6 30 AUce Joy WWJ WTAM WENR Chicks nnd Custom Hatching at Mil- WSAI. Lombardo Orhchestra ler's Hntrhery.

Reasonable Ph. 2332-W. 2421 Gnahn St. 284 of soundness. No trades e.in 'idered except for a good L.aet stallion.

Otto Nuu. lllllaboro. i KE'S SUPER QUALITY CHICKS Iowa. FOR SM.E—Replfltered Hereford Bulls rnnerlnu In to 22 months. Priced according to tho times.

Ellla Cornick. Mt. Pleasant. In. 239 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Guusl Piano Co.

LOCKSMITH SALE, EXCHANGE FARMS yMrt'in-r or farm lands In S. E. inu-ii, for "brink certificates of deposit Frnncis W. Walter. Attornoy- nt-I-iw.

New London, Iowa, 259 OF LOCK AT To well located rented houses Myers. Ill Washington St. S3; or a.vn-ase. Ad. 186 care Huwk-tyc.

and custom hatching at hard time prices. Chicks every Mon. and Thurs. Hatchery. 1S18 Mt Pleasant Burlington.

la. Ph. 3833. 211. TOR POULTRY JERSEY William Hall, WMT WLAP.

Dowpey. WISN WMT KMOX. Goldbergs, WTAM WSAI WWJ WENR. Three Queens, WSM WMAQ WREN KOIL. Fighters.

WREN KOIL. Piano Team, WMT WISN. WGN KMOX OTIDEHS TAKEN FOR na -nri-o -nrr -ntr blaok and white plant and I Orchestra. WJR WLW chicks. Mrs.

Russell Den- WMAQ WREN. Orchestra, WTAM-T KYW KSD WOC-WHO WOW. Mln murk phone. Route 1, Ft. Madison.

263 WANTED TO GUNS all 161 FOR SALE KEY MAKING. Phorty Onmble. Railroad and Bus Time Table of lUirllnR-ton Route trains Trantiportatlon id cnit of Burilngrton. effective r.rn "Main Arrive Depart Pa 5:27 AM 6MOAM PM 1 i 3:12 PM 2:57 AM 3:11 AM .11:30 AM 11:40 AM bound leave dolly at A 1:10 P. M.

and 6:15 P. M. Main lAnt No. Arrive Depnrt 2 Holy 12:35 AM 12:50 AM 8:20 PM 2:33 PM fatly 3:65 AM SALE ALSO engine, A-l shape, bee il. w.

Aupusta, la. FOR RALK A hourlntr strawberry plants, Ic each. WANTED TO BORROW BORROW SIGOO strels, WLS. Merrymakers, WLAP WREC. ON Night Club, WTAM WWJ WSAI WMAQ KSD WOO well improved 220-acre farm near WHO WOW.

First Nighter, WJR Eye. 263 TO BREAK. PH. 4275-W. Ph FOR GROWN Ohio seed potatoes, $1.23.

per hundred Charles Meller, Kingston road Ph. 37F5. 6I For for pools. Ph. S4-F3 25D FOR PERMANENT machine.

One and two chair barbor fixtures. J. C. Durr.s.u, N. Main.

FOR PH. 239 FOR ur. Rooms. 314 AM i Dnlly ex. 2:05 PM leave dally at i 11:15 A.

P. M. and YOU CAN OAMBLJE Shorty Gamble, open Sun. 2:015 AM In No. Pally ex.

Dally ex. Dally ex. Business Notices Attorneys Arrive Depart 8:20 PM 2:50 PM 7:20 AM N'o. Arrive Depart Dally ex. ex.

.10:30 AM hound in No. Arrive Depart Hally 5:40 AM 2:30 PM Daily ex. ,10:20 PM K-Lln Train No. Dally Dally 12 30 Dnlly ex. Southbound Arrive Depart 3:20 PM 11:20 PM 6:40 AM 7:10 AM Ben P.

Poor J. Beckrrfaa Poor Bookman Second Floor Elafeld BIdg-. Holstcen HIM 1 Office Fourth Floor Elafeld Wilson Jackson Third Floor Tama John J. Srprloy C. C.

Clark John Halo Clark Hale 406 Tama Bids. Telephone 2C2 LYMAN E. COOK. 407 Med. Arts IKS Insurance M.

Bell Ag-cncy. Elsfeld Typewriters, Office Supplies REPAIRED. Phone "nv iiniiiis in SOLD AmJ jrnone HY A HAWK-EYE WANT AD strack Typewriter SOSi Jefferson FOB AND TRUCKS BARGAINS 1931 Chrysler Sedan. 1931 Chrysler Coupe. 1930 DeSoto Sedan.

1930 Oldsmobile Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Sedan. 1929 Ford Sedan. 1929 Plymouth Sedan. 1929 Pontiac Sedan.

1928 Chrysler Coupe. 1928 Studebaker Victoria. 1928 Nash Sedan. 1927 Studebaker Commander Sedan. 1927 Chevrolet Coach.

1927 Peerless Sedan. 1926 Studebaker Sedan. 1925 Nash Coach. 1924 Buick Touring. 1927 Ford Coupe.

WISCHMEIER MOTOR SALES 405 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 3501. WLW KYW KOA. Hour, WGN KMOX. Hour, WTAM WWJ WL! WSAI KSD WOC WHO WOW KOA That El ting and Shilkrefs KMOX. and WREN Nights, WJR, KWK KOIL WREN.

WGN WCCO. and Andy, WMAQ KOA WLS. Redman WCCO WGL WMT WIBW. Jesse Crawford WWJ WTAM WOW. Joy, KSD WOC-WHO WOW WSB KOA.

Slumber Music WMAQ. Rogers Orch. WTAM KSD WOC-WHO. Morton. Downey WGN.

Dual Organ, WREN KOIL. Kirbery: Coon Sanders' WTAM WWJ KSD WOW KOA. Lombardo WJR KYW. 11-30 Orch. WMT Bulletins.

Requests. Requests. Talk. Bookman. Requests.

and Weather. Band. Program. Dr. Donald Gray Barnhouse.

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Also it may Those in charge of the were: be tailored or daintily trimmed with; Mrs. R. F. Johnston. J.

Oak lace at top and at hem. Yardages are ant i J. R. Johnston. The work given for every style.

Favorite colors and patterns included undergarments, for lingerie are beige, tea-rose, flesn clothes for school children, pre-schcol and i and infant clothing, feet and I-ccicry Pattern 2256 is obtainable only in and care of i 0 thc-s. A great i.iar.y sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 50. Size 16 palt; rns wero cu and this mecJr.g requires 2V. yards of 29-inch fabric, finishes the ork for the year. Send FIFTEEN CENTS in lub met Wednesday eve- coins or stamps (coins preferred), for ning at the fcome of Mr3 p.

0 cr sor. will? thirteen in flio subject-waa "Our Nation's Following wore the- subjects ers: "City D. lira. House and Capi'd." Mrs. F.

2. Mol.iberry: "Congn-ssicnTl Lib.an Mrs. J. Pence, and "Smi.h? Institute," frocks for afternoon, evening and Mr.7. C.

E. Pierce. sports wear, exquisite lingerie, attrac- The Missionary £ociety of the Unj- tive house dresses and adorable kiddie ecj rc met Thursday models are personally a lernoO with llrs. C. N.

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CATALOG AND PATTERN TOGETHER, TWENTY- FIVE CENTS. the devotional service 1 The subject, was led oy Mrs. S. J. Lewis, with Mrs.

J. C. Richie with Mrs. W. A.

Norris taking part on the re gran. Mr. and H. RaUoenbergcr of Cedar. Falls came Wednesday to visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Schocli NOTE CAREFULLY Hawk-Eye Pattern Do- at Columbus City, partment, 243 West 17th Street. New Mr. and Mrs. Sud York City.

Radio Features For Sunday SUNDAY Bv The Associated Press. Symphony, WMAQ WJR WL.W. Catrjedral WLAC. Organ Recital, WWJWTAR Flute, WWJ WTAM Wonder Pi-ogram, WOWO WEEK KMOX. WTAM WWJ KSD WOW WCCO KOIL.

Sons of Eli, WOWO WBBM WCCO KMOX. Leslie How ard, WLW WMAQ WREN. and Honeysuckle, WTAM WWJ WMAQ KSD, Kays WJR WLW KYW WREN WSM KOA I Church of the Air, WCCO WMC VVIBW. WSAI KYW WOC-WHO WOW. Youth Conference, WMAQ KOA.

Cadman WWJ KYW KSD WOW KOA. Garden Party, WLW WMAQAVJR. Fogarty, tenor KYW, WREN. 3:30 Vocal and Organ WTAM WENR. The Revue, WMAQ KWK WREN KOA.

Vespers. KWK WMAQ WREN. Real Folks, WOWO WGN KMOX. 4:30 Leaf, 'WNOX WLAC. Guardsmen, WLW KYW.

The Circle WOC-WHO WTAM WWJ WMC KOA. Program, WWJ WENR WSAI KSD WOC-WHO, Raising Junior, WJR KYW KWK. Harmonies, WLAC WNOX. WREC. Musical Memories, WGL WGN KMOX WEBK: Klein, KMOX WMT WIBW.

fast year officially reported killing no Bakers, WJR WLW game of any kind. KYW KOIL. Novelty KMOX. WON WCCO KMOX. Jesse? WTAM WWJ KSD WLS WOC-WHO.

Melodies in WJR WLW KYW WMC KOA WOA. and Budd. WLAP. Gaieties. WCCO KMOX WCCO.

WLW KYW WGN WREC WMT. Album of Fa- millar WWS WOC WENR KSD WHO WOW. WGN KMOX. I Martin of Louisa Center neighborhood are th-parents of a son. born last night.

Jesse Tisor purchased the Walter Lewis property on Cherry street which was formerly the hcme of the late D. G. Lewis. The Woman's Relief corps held the April meeting at 2:30 Friday afternoon, April 8, ivith a social time following the meeting. The Shipping association shipped a car of cattle and two of hogs Wednes- to the Chicago markets.

Joe Kramer, aged resident, suffered a paralytic stroke Wednesday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Moody, where he makes WENR KSD his home. WOC WHO WOW WSM. Making John Parks and family moved this the Movies, WJR WLW KYW. week from the Richard Chown prop- Master, KOA WLXV erty on West Hill to the P.

F. WMAQ. Gibson, organ, Seth Parker, KOA. Kirbery WHO WOW. 1 son property on Fifth street which WENR.

was vacated by James Manley and WOC-WHO WOW family. Rev, Father Meinhardt of Lone Tree WWJ WOC: assisted Rev. Father Moore in the I funeral services of Dan Magana and With the Mail, WMAQ; talked in Spanish. WOC-WHO. J.

T. Kinmonth came from KMOX. 11:30 California Melodies, XVCCO KMOX WIBW. ILL. Review.

Hour. Hour of Dance Music, 15 Minutes. of the Air. Harmony. Program.

Milton's program. Orchestra. Runyon's Singers. program. Artist program.

WLW peasant. to visit his daugh- WENR. Funk's Orchestra, WOW. er, Mrs. Elizabeth Shaum.

WTAM. Duchin Orch, WISN WCCO! Mr and Mrs George McKay of don came to help care for Mr. Mc- WISN Kay's uncle. William McKay, a Civil war veteran, who is ill. S.

P. Morgan, Civil war veteran and a resident of Columbus City, is ill. Witnesses in the case of Phillip Povick, who is charged with the mur- der of Dan Mangana. were at Wapello, Wednesday, where the case was before the grand jury. Mrs.

Clarence Christopherson of Muscatine is here visiting her par- entsr Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Snyder.

Mr. and Mrs. George Edmondson i and daughter, Mary Louise, of Fair- field, were visitors with Mr. Edmondson's mother, Mrs. M.

R. Edmondson. A Kansas City motorist whose cari Farmers near West Plains, eaped from a viaduct escaped un-' started 1932 spring plowing in mid- harmed when it landed on a heap of February, favored by total absence old cushion springs in a junk yard, snowfall during the winter, Hoard Goods, Not "If you must hoard something, hoard goods. Buy real bargains in clothing, furs, furnishings, foodstuffs, anything that you have a.present or future use for, if it will keep. "See how much your old motor car will cost in repairs, and balance that against the smaller upkeep of a new Crowther.

Look ahead with Confidence. MUGGS McGINNIS HIS FUTURE JUST PASSED By WALLY BISHOP IM A HtCE KB-TrUE BPTV4 KiCKKO OOT O'SCHOOU 1 PAMTS HAVE To.