The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 2

fcaster gfMsliilft the Hospitalized the news of the death her grandmother, Mrs Chris ales of Irvlngton, killed Sat urday fevtmihg at SH. At Ft. Dodge Ronald Martin, teachin spent the holiday 1 v.Mk A Martin Underwent -Ittrgery In Fort Dodgg 'hospital, March 25. Her condition is reported favorable. Word was that' tfaek Of Lamer, recently raftered a broken leg while Skiing.

Mr and MW Galen Hettikel of OUR PHARMACISTS ARE PROFESSIONALS Our pharmacists are your on the corner," trained and licensed to Work hanct in hand with your doctor! Accuracy and cjualHy are our watchwords i THUENTE PHARMACY CV, 4-2528 INTEGRITY "SERVICE SAFETY Hi Hoi Baseball' Time l- -v T' 4 STOP, LbOK LISTEN i OFF on our WILSON NOKONA Fielder's Shoes, Baseballs, Masks Mitts BECKER'S "Sporting Goods Algona 4-2780 in the parental Supt, MarXin home. Jerry Groh, employed in Ind- smrta, visited the' Easter veekentl with his mother, (Mrs Marjory Groh ahd tHane. "jftwbert Huff, student ai ity, visited his parents, Mr and vtrs David Huff and Harry. Guests Easter in the LeRoy lanselman home were theif daughter Glehda, Mr and Mrs lonald Anderson and Douglas ot Forest City, Another Attdfty oi Ames the Holiday vacation here, 1 aatdie aay Guess, teacher In lie school Spent with her pafehte, fildefl Guess ana Jessie Stripling her daughter Sattafft tsf-Sbencer and hfer Mw Elmer 'Emery Of fdrl jDodge visited over Easter tt Grand Meadow, with Jack Xassell family. Chrfaterisen of 'Wheaton, visittsd Friday wtth her grand- Mrs Aftna wick; Mr and Mrs dra Ift ttte San- pm- jhef daugniffy-' MT afwyi srtdger Bahls, Dfennls; RoriSIB Ufftf Nancy ot South St.

Paul, ahd Jfohnnte Sehmidt of Forest City, Mrs Bahls and children turhed home after a weeK's ivith her Visitors in the Arthur Maass home Friday were her brother Merle Weiner of Ames and his mtttber-in-law, Mra fcva Mielitz ol Cedar Falls', palters were her sister, Mr and Mrs Frank Asa of Rutland anirthieir son, Mr and Mrs Asa? of Waterloo. Qary Agard celebrated hia tenth birthday Sunday with a combined birthday find party at the home of grandparents. Mr and, Mrs Woodasn In "Eagle tMtfetitM Agard ahd Liiida aad day, Gary had Gary ahd Paul Ififttfct far 'Mar. .17 Mrs Robert Eischen, Algona, boy, Mar. .18 Mrs Mark Kollasch, Algona, boy'-7-1; Mifchftelpellet and Earl Lejtthanti-attd boyirot Des Moines werfe Easter weekend with sister, Mr and Mrs 1 Fred Merkle and family.

Easter guests in the Mr and Mrs Jbss Jcrgensen home were their son, Mr and Mrs Jack Jergensen of Ames, their daughters, Mr and Mrs Charles Bastian, Nancy and Jane Virtcenl; Mr' and Mrs Smithy Craig and Debra of Algona. guests in-the'Herman' SchUlz home were their daughter Mr and Mrs Roy Roed and dren of Woodbine. Mr and Bryce A. Wldkett son Johnny Billy Miller visited'Friday'to Sunday at thdr. cottage near Mihn, Mr and Mrs Willie Blair, Superior, ahd Mrs, Earl Gronbdch of Hayfield, and Mr and Mrs W.

Dale Braylon Sheffield visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Frank "Gronbach Saturday. They came aUerld the funeral of their uncle, Frank 'Hoffman at the Livermore Presbyterian church Saturday after" noon. Easter guests in ot Mrs Margaret Jim and Doris word- their son and and Mrs Loule.Byson and Mr and ij-larvey Bernei' and their families of Mankato, Minn. and Mrs C. O.

McClellan were Easter guests of their 'daughter, Mr and Mrs Leonard Wilson and' family at Livermore. Weekend, guests parental George A. Eggleston home were their daughters, Beulah and Doris Eggleston of Des Moines. Sunday guests wei-c" their daughter, Charles Nygaard family of Wesley. Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and boys of Sanborn visited Friday to Sunday with their parents, Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyer and Mr and Mrs Carl Brown' at St.

Benedict. Mrs Lawrence Muschainp and daughter Jane of 'Minneapolis visited 'several days with her L. Mr and Mrs Milo Patterson eritertaincd their children- Easter Guests were -Mr and Mrs Vernon Shimon and boys Rotfe; Mr and Mrs James Radley and Patti Patterson of Dds Mr and Mrs.Milford McPeak and family, his parents, Mr and Mrs Walter McPeak of Ren- medical; Herman. Hlnt Lflrie Rock, medical'. Re-ffer, 'AlKd leal (expired); Algona, medical; Mrs McMurray, Algona, medical.

Mar. 19 Mrs Loren Johnson, Algona, girl, Mrs 'Francis BjUstrom, Whittemore, Mrs Leonard Whit- matorntyyj Baby; Debbie i 'j j.rjvi^ Uker West Bend, Mar. 24 Mrs Murray Mowers, Algous, gfrl, 1 Ha.fl Steven Goche, dMel-im, i Mts to well t' vVGobd said 'a your nw' STOCK GATES tor heavy duly Win nity; Mrs CRNAMENTAl fltttH for walk Hanson, Mri'lid- ler, Algona. medical. -I I I.

11,1,1 'Albert, Br ical. Mar. 29 boarder; Allen, Algona, boy, Mar. 30 Henry l6n, medical Mrs Bertha I Imagine 10 ciobk orl, top of i DON'T NEiD A CLUTCH- JUST A LIGHT FINGER TOUCH I any power you need, by 4J speeds speed exactly, i And with or ROLLED CILOAK irpooD STORES 7 jT 1 Vi f. i COUPON AND 2.00 PURCHASE I 1 'I NATIONAL FOOD STORE COUPON APEIL 4TH.

r- I 1 i i SUGAR SALE CUT TRIMMED THE NATIONAL VALUE WAY MIXED VEGETABLES 'HOLMAKCUT GREEN BEANS OAEDEK.PRKSn SWEET PEAS. SECTIONS-OP- SIRLOIN OR CUBE STEAK i is-j. FEED 44701 CIRCUS PEANUTS SO FlfcSH BRAND 13-or. 809 RIB STEAKS 79c tst rnntf BTH RIB RIB ROAST BOUND' BONE ROAST S. BONELESS RUMP ROAST BONELESS PQT ROAST 89c 79c BLADE CUT, JUICY POT ROASTS LEAN, FRESHLY GROUND GROUND BEE BOILING BEEF ra 29c OX TAILS mis JTaes C' 1 Waim fbf an without Siickitit' io hot 1 of fbrriis after batch of golden griddle cakes; each' one perfect, without 'constantly adjusting ihe temperature.

These are fust a few of the tricks you can perform today 'with ihe revolutionary' tieW iherrrio- static, top burner heat control which automatically main''tains: temperailire" settings, 1 making- ihe' eh the most delicate foods absolutely ioolproofr, "to ''have ihe shape of her, "How much w'ill you charge?" shelasked a'befiUty surgeon. "Five hundred dollars', 'madam." dollars! Isn't there sbmething-Jess expensive?" 'replied the "you couldvtry into laiftp-po'st." ''Look here," Brown io- the' real' estate agent, "'about'' thdi Vriverside 'cottage you sold wrong, sir?" asked'the exclaimed morning and found ihe 'pllfe' fiati floated- iwcr niiles down the-river." said The agent. stroke'of PURE GRAPE JAM AMERICAN DELUXE FULL QUART. JUICE BANANAS THE SWEETEST oaovyw E'ED DEiictous' -swKisri 4 HAWAIIAN PUNCH A lady motorist drove into a garage and told the.ymechanic! "Fix 1 my horn please, my brakes don't work." Any ordinaryflat-bottometl utensil becomss'an. automatic with io perfection' every-time' on the new gas ranges with ihe "burner with a brain." Best of all, burning, scorching, boilipg under cooking and over become a thing of the past.

this is an automatic control on needn't even be in the kitchen. Just set it and forget itl', -k -4c did he pick- ufcK thai black eye?" "He was best mar and kissed the bride after a wedding:" "Well, what's wrong witt that?" "It was a year after the wedding." CKISP t5RF3EN( HEAD LETTUCE i WAsjjeh POTATPJ5S OATMEAL BREAD MIX BUTTERMILK 90FFII.QMI CO CAMAY TQJUJT SOAP pL? I CAMAY OXYDOL SPIC SPAN WE MR. QtEAN 12! IVORY SOAP 4-3T OAINESMEAU "Don't-, see the sign marked asked a farmer, 'fisherman grinned. 1 ariy4Wfig matk- I J( i A major' and a captain wer dining the Stork-' Club whei a lieutenant entered'escorting 1-avisWngly blonde, -Th major sent a'notfe to'the lieuten am; "The captain, who is a Yal man, and 'who 'hail from Wis bet a fin wo could gues the college you qajne Ma we stop at your table and se wto. was.

right?" came th reply-; ger tlemenAl ir tendj to classify h)j revolutionary new top control on the be i one or want IVORY LIQUID JOY LIQUIP Sm Tt 2 flUEft wW-ff possible the' gas oods which ha.ve." "No, Jie's jwt-ra; a to keef ij -r 1 Bmi A..