The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune from Muscatine, Iowa • Page 10

10 MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1939 Library Interest Is Expanding at Letts which opens here. on next day, Nov. 6. The tentative assignment follows: Wednesday. Nov.

8: Havner vs. The mission; Iowa Friday, State Nov. Highway Lafferty ComMonday, Nov. 13: Palmer vs. Long: Tuesday, Nov.

Drake 14: Fraseur vs. Eider, et al; Wednesday. Nov. 15: Jacobs vs. HiBred Corn et al; Thursday, Nov.

17: State of Iowa vs. Gruemmer. In the first case set for trial Ada Dean Havner, Glen Ferguson and Claude Ferguson Ferguson, as dians of Bridget A. are seeking to appeal from the appraisal proceedings instituted by the Iowa State Highway Commission in January, 1938. At that lime the appraisal commission appraised a strip of land along the Lincoln highway west or Mechanicsville, amounting 10 approximately one which is owned by the plainuff, Ada Dean Havner, and upon the plaintiff, Bridget A.

Ferguson, holds a mort. gage. The plaintills seek the sum of $10.041.50 as damages by reason of the appraisement, charging that the Highway commission not seek the land for the purpose of improving the highway but to harass the plaintiffs and prevent them from constructing a filling 1 Since moving to new location, a definite interest has been. in library work at Letts. Utilizing the old bank building as its present headquarters the library is now centrally located and easily accessible to all who.

wish to take advantage of it. The library has proven popular to the students and younger children, particularly. The library is open twice a week. on Tuesday and afternoons, with about 85 as participants of the library, and the high issuance of books has been in one day. New books are being added, as the library association can afford, or as they are donated by residents of the community.

Officers of the association for the year. are: Mrs. David Reddick, president, L. E. Parson, vice-president, Miss Mary Cashman, secretary, and Miss Nellie.

Lee, treasurer. Miss Lucretia Turkington serves as librarian. In the picture at the left Miss Turkington is showing and telling little Doris Boulton why she. should read that particular In the other picture Eldon and David were busily. trying -to find just what book they wanted.

when they had their picture snapped. Garrett Boy Ill With Meningitis Now Past Crisis has 1 received word that. her neph-Mrs. Oscar Brehme ew. Edward Garrett, who is ill with spinal meningitis at a hospital at Great Lakes training station, has passed the crisis.

His temperature is normal but he will be in quarantine for. one more week. His condition is good and it is thought he will suffer no ill effects. Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Carney spent Tuesday at Iowa City with their. daughter, Evelyn. Evelyn was to have had an operation but after further' examination it was not thought necessary at the prosent. The Reformed Ladies' Aid sostation, lunch room and cabin camp. at that point.

For the land itself they seek $175.00, $200.00 for tearing down, and rebuilding the destruction of the site the 160 rods of fence, $9,000.00 000.00 for oil station, lunch room and cabin camp, $56.50 for grading already done by the plaintiff, Ada Dean Havner, and. a further. sum of $600.00 for materials already purchased by her. and for incidental expenses. WHY PAPA LOVES MAMMA! BECAUSE SHE SAVES MONEY TRADING AT HINSHAW'S 201 West Second Telephone 1249 CORN GOLDEN BANTAM 2 for SHREDDED TUNA, No.

Can PEACHES, $1.70 No. WHOLE Can APRICOTS, 16c No. Whole 2 Can GREEN BEANS, 2 for. 27C 3 for PUMPKIN, No: 2 Cans, 25c 3 for SAUERKRAUT, No. 2 Cans, 25c SPICED GRAPES, No.

2 Can 20c Pure Granulated SUGAR Taper 10 Lb. Bag SALMON, tall 2 for 25c CORNMEAL, 5 lb. bag 15c V.an Camp's TALL MILK, 4. cans SWEET POTATOES; 5 lbs. 7c Hormel's SLICED BACON, 16.

Jack Sprat PANCAKE FLOUR 3 Bag Lb, 12c XXXX COFFEE, 15c; 3 lbs. MATCHES, carton 15c. SPAGHETTI, TOMATO SOUP, VEGETABLE SOUP, CORN, TOMATOES, PEAS, GREEN BEANS, RED. BEANS, KIDNEY BEANS, 3 cans NAVY BEANS, 3 lbs. 15c BLUE ROSE RICE, 3 lbs.

FIG BARS, 2. 17c. CRACKERS, 2 lbs. 15c Brook's Sunweet Crescent. Tabasco PRUNES EGG SUNSWEST 2.

Large Lbs. 22c NOODLES CATSUP. Extra Lb. 13c PRUNES 2 Lbs: 25cl 15c. Pkg.

ciety met Wednesday afternoon at the church. Twenty-five were present. Hostesses were Della Bebb, Eva Jean, Crete Heither, Ella Alfred and Gertrude Bebb. Pupils of the Oakland school, southwest. of here, will preser.t a program Friday night al 8 o'clock, under the direction of the teacher.

Miss Nellie Wilson. Lunch will be sold following the program. Mrs. Kemp accompanied her sisters, Mrs. L.

G. Browning of Letts, Mrs. W. E. Gabriel and Mrs W.

H. Hall of Columbus Junction, to Moberly, Wednesday, where they will spend the remainder of the week at the home of Mrs. Browning's daugh- ter, Mrs. Carleton Moore. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Burck and family moved Wednesday from Lone Tree to the Orris house recently vacated by Jason Wolford and family. Mrs. Rose Shellabarger of San Prairie, and Mrs. Mamie Walts of High Prairie, visited Tuesday with Mrs.

Josie Bowlby. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Abbott of Mt. Pleasant, were Sunday guests in the home of the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac Abbott. Betty Hankins, Doris' Cozad, Mary Kemp, Edith and Virginia Stafford enjoyed a wiener roast Tuesday night at the Hankins farm, I ZOLLER'S QUALITY FOOD MARKET Phone 900 Free Delivery THESE MONEY SAVING PRICES GOOD FRI. PLUMP SPRING CHICKENS, DRESSED DRAWN, lb. Kohr's Sugar Cured (Creamery Butterl Kohr's Boneless BREAKFAST "Clover.

Bloom" COTTAGE HAMS BACON 25c Lb. Lb. 28c Lb. Fresh Pork Shanks, Bacon Squares, 1b, 10120 13. PURE LARD Fresh BOILING BEEF "Armour's Star" SIDE PORK 94c Lb.

Lb. 122c Lb. Ground Ronnd No Limit Steak, 20c 1b. Fresh Cleaned Pig Foot, -1b. LEAN PORK OLEOMARFresh Pork STEAK GARINE SHOULDERS Lb.

"Sweet Sixteen" (Small Whole) Moatz, Spareribs, 172c Lb. 132c lb. Baby Beef Pure. Pork HAMBURGER Skinned Small SAUSAGE Lb. FRESH HAMS 'Lb, Ham 5 to 6 Lbs.

10c Meaty Neck Bonos, 95c Each Short Cute Spareribs, 1b. 9c lb. FANCY JUICY SUNKIST Doz. 10c TEXAS MARSH SEEDLESS for 25c LUCIOUS EMPEROR GRAPES .2 lbs. for 13c EATMOR CRANBERRIES .2 lbs.

for 35c HOME GROWN EGG .3 for Ile WASHED TURNIPS OR CARROTS ..........2 lbs. for 5c Fey. No. 1. SWEET POTATOES, pk, 25c; No.

2 pk. 15c. U. S. 1 Early Ohio POTATOES, pk.

25c; 100 lb. bag $1.53 "Three Pearls" Granulated Jacksprat (Whole Sliccs) SUGAR TALL MILK in NO. Heavy 2. Syrup 25c 3 BAG LB. 20c PINEAPPLE 3 CANS 19c 2 CANS LB.

bars Crystal. Soap, 350 White 6 cads BAG 5 30c Meat, 19c BLISS COFFEE GREEN GIANT 10 59c Lb. PEAS BAG 2 CANS 31c RINSO Ron Such 19c Cake Flour, Santa" Clara, Prunos, 2. Ibs. CLINTON for 15c 3 FOR: 25c TOMATO JUICE GLOSS FOR STARCH.

LARGE 21c 2 Large Cans 46. 29c 2 17c SIZE. New Shallbark Nuts, 3 LB. PKG. 21c "Golden Prairie" 4c 1b.

Value Guaranteed True Big Flour, 3 Hit lb. Pancake 14c' SAUERKRAUT FLEECY WHITE: FLOUR 2 Large No. BLEACH LB. Cans 23c 1 Qt. 15c SACK Buskets, 2.

29c 5 17c Oakite, 2 pkgs. LB. 69c Our. Best SPRY Sack PEABERRY 1 LBS. 20c 49 SACK LB.

$1.29 3 FOR 38c LB. COFFEE 3 52c 8 rolls Toilet Brook's Tabascise FUJI PRODUCTS Tissue, 25c. Flavor' MAKE CHOP SUEY AT HOME 'PEAS, GREEN 2: Cans GIANT. WITH Butternut CHOP SUET FOODS Bean Sprouts Chow Mein Noodles: Chop Suey Vegetables Vegetable Chop Suey Chop -Sauce An Englishman invented matches a century, ago. A.

WELCOME CHANGE FROM POTATOES CRESCENT MAC NETS COOKS TENDER IN 5 MINUTES: NO OFFENSIVE ODOR! FULL QUART COSE QUART WHITE Heecu LAUNDRY BLEACH White DISINFECTS FURIO DEODORIZES OL. CENTORIS 1 QUART 32 -PI FEMA By Makers of LITTLE BOY BLUE BLUING LITTLE BO-PEEP AMMONIA 187,122,402 Approximately acres of nationally owned land is under protection of organized fire control systems in the United Stales. If the carth stopped moving in its orbit, it would fall into the sun within two months. Many naturalists now are of the opinion that the lower animals are capable of thinking. Low Prices on lbs.

Baking Needs Silver Crystal bag Fine 10 in cloth SUGAR Granulated 10-lb. bag 55c SUGAR. Fine Granulated PURE CANE BRAND-All- 59c bag 49-lb. $117 FLOUR Purpose. 244-lb.

bag COME 244-)b. bag 55c bag AGAIN 49-16. $109 FLOUR SWIFT'S lb. Play LARD SILVERLEAF Tune MUSICO in SWANSDOWN 2 pkgs. 16-01.

WGN every at FRIDAY 8 P.M can Get your score card 19c o1 NATIONAL CHOCOLATE cake AMBROSIA Nationel Butter comes rolls.l Rushed fresh to only in flavor-sealed corions (no! paper us from the NATIONAL FINEST CREAMERY country's finest creameries, BUTTER lb: CORN Again Come 3. 20-oz: KETCHUP HEINZ 2 No. large 2 cans PEANUT BUTTER 14-oz. bottles DOLE Come Again 2-1b. PINEAPPLE JUICE 46-oz.

jar 25c. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE can CRACKERS Fort Solted Dearborn Sodos ened 2 cans 2-1b. pkg. 13c Fort Dearborn Fort Dearborn Oats CHOCOLATE Crackers. 2-15.

pkg. 15c HAZEL Pkg. PEPPERMINT CANDY 4-1b. FORT DEARBORN ASSORTED 16.19€ PANCAKE FLOUR bag Tasty- 2 16s. Sweet Girl Pure Cane.

beg Maple 19e Syrup pint bottle 21c SALERNO Slices 16 10c Virginia 12-oz. pkg. 15c. LUNCHEONETTE CAKES, Wrapped Together Cranberries FORT Twinette DEARBORN ROLLED bath for 21c Foncy Wisconsin. Oats 1ge.

48-oz. pkg. 15c shiny red. cheese 12 oz. tpb 10c.

Perfect, Arm and fb. Freshly Creamed Cottage FANCY LONG STRAUB'S G. NATURAL NATIONAL FOOD STORES Low Food Prices; Cauliflower need 15c FANCY CALIF. SELECTED REPACK QUALITY Tomatoes Rod- Ripe b.11c Texas Seedless Size Grapefruit, 3 for 13c HILLSIDE Scratch Grain 25-13. bag, 51c 200-lb.

bag, $1.69 HILLSIDE Mash 25.1b. bar. 59c Egg 100-1b. bag, $2,19 Block Salt 50.1b. block.

39c Vitamin Capsules izad. Biologicelly A month's of 2050 c. JOHNSON'S Glo-Coat pint con Camay Soap cake 5c Ivory Soap med. cek.5c 2 lge. cokes 17 c.

large Chipso 2 22-62. pkgs. 39c: HAZEL- -LEMON FRAGRANCE Cleanser 2 14-02. cons 7 I ATIONALT CO. TEA Food Stores 3 Four-H Members Will Be Given Service Awards Buffalo Prairie--Members of the Rock Island county 4-H clubs will receive service pins at the achievement party to be held Saturday at 2 o'clock at the Rock Island Y.

W. C. A. One -members will reccive bronze pins, three year members silver pins and five year gold pins. Club leaders who have had five years of service and now are in office will be given pins.

Officers will be elected during the afternoon. Miss Alice Mae Lewis of Buffalo Prairie, is the present secretary and the local club will present the music for the meeting. The county girls program planning committee is arranging a party to be sponsored by the girls this winter and a spring tour to assist the planning of summer proejects has been- arranged. Notes Birthday. Mrs.

Pearl Taylor observed the 82nd anniversary of her birthday Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Stella Kimball. She is the daughter of Zachery and Sarah Cooper Taylor and was born in Perryton township, Oct. 30. 1857, in the residence built her father.

Mrs. Taylor was married fo John R. Taylor of Kansas Aug. 31, 1882, in the home of her parents near Hamlet. The Fisk performing the ceremony.

She has two daughters, Mesdames Edith Riordan of Rock Island, and Kimball of Buffalo Prairie, and four grandchildren. Other. News. Mrs. Merle McCormick was admitted to Aledo hospital Tuesday and submitted to an operation for appendicitis.

Mary Lindley, teacher of the Point Pleasant school, entertained the their mothers at a Hallowe'en party Tuesday afternoon at the school. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Stuart Castle, Mrs. Leonard Kadel and Miss Marjorie Long. Mrs.

Josephine Kelley has re-; turned to Newburg, after a brief visit here with relatives. Nichols Cast to Present Play, "Little Women" Nichols The play, "Little Women" will be given in the chols high school gymnasium on Nov. 10,. under the direction of Miss Florance Miller. Costumes typical of that period 1863-1865 will be worn.

The cast of characters is as follows: Hannah, the maid, Dorothea Polman; Mcg, Beryl Jean Fridley; Jo, Jayne Kirchner; Beth, Geraldine Green: Amy, Alice Elder; Mrs. March, Myrna: Carter; Laurie Lawrence, Aubrey Daedlow: Aunt March, Charlene Nichols: John Brooke, Donald Meyers; Mr. March, Raymond Porter: Prof. Bhaer, Rollin Smith. This play is being sponsored by the Alpha Omega literary society.

Birthday Party Held. A birthday party was given for Bobbie Fridley at his home Mon- day afternoon on the occasion of his fourth birthday. Hallowe'en games were enjoyed and gifts presented. Refreshments were Served to Freddie and Karen Lee Chown, Georgie, Rita, and Paul Stych, Richard Hazen, Donnie. Joy and Janice Coon, Burton Carter, Freddie Stevens, Mary Lou and Lois Christofferson, Roger, Arlen and Bobbie Fridley.

Ben F. Nichols attended the state corn husking contest at Fairfield Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox end family of Nichols.

spent Tuesday evening in Class Has Party. The Moonbeam class the Christian Sunday school enjoyed a Hallowe'en party at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Edna Kirchner Tuesday evening. The evening was spent with Halloween games. Ailer pleasant evening refreshments were served to, willard Borgstadt, Vera Stalkfleet, Lois Buckley, Lorna Nichols, Ruth Graham, Leroy Marine, Max Morgan, Carol Ann Coon, Odetta Carter and hostess, Mrs.

Edna Kirchner. R. A. Daedlow was a business! called in Davenport Tuesday. Charles Elder spent Wednesday in Davenport.

Assignments of Cases in Cedar County Are Made LEWIN'S SI Stock Reduction Sale PHONE. 840 FREE DELIVERY' 420 MULBERRY SUGAR, 52c NAVY BEANS, 10 lbs. 4 lbs. 19c 2 No. KRAUT.

cans 15c 5 lb. OATS. bags 21c 2. No. PUMPKIN.

2 cans 15cl TOILET PAPER. HOMINY, 15cl 5 rolls 15c 2 No. 2 cans SPINACH. JODIZD SALT, 4 No. 1 cans 2-10c cans 25c 15c 2 No.

2 cans MILK, TOMATOES, 15cl CORN, 25c 4 large cans 25c 4 cans 4 lhs, NEW PRUNES, 25cl small, PORK Ican, CHOPS, 1b. 19cl 2 NEW lb. bag RAISINS, 15c 1 lb. Crushed, Sliced or SPARERIBS, 11cl PINEAPPLE BACON Tidbits, 2 cans 15c PA Lb. SQUARES Sliced 14c Seedless for ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT 3 10c No.

PEACHES, cans 122c a. doz. 10c MATCHES, 15c 5c 3c 3 bottles POTTED. MEAT, JELL-0 3, cans PUDDING, 3 for 10c 11c PICKLED PIGS FEET; qt. jar.

Libby's Home Made Style 23c PICKLES. POTATOES, $1.25 1 Lb. Jar 19c SWEET 2': POTATOES, 9C 1 Lb. RED APPLES. 'ONIONS, 5 15s.

10cl FLAVOR BROOK'S TABASCO 15c COOKING 3. lbs. 10cl FOLGER'S COFFEE CLINTON STARCH 2 Lbs. 47c Corn. or Gloss: 2 for.

17 3 HEINZ Cans SPAGHETTI 25c 3-10c TEA, Lb. Lipton BLACK: TEA, 25C SALADA BLACK 20c RINSO Small 3 for 25c Large 21c. SPRY 1 LB 20c 3 LBS 52c OAKITE: 2 PKGS 21c Tipion Judge John T. Moffit this week made the tentative assignment for the first two weeks of the Cedar county district court, COFFEE ButterNuts 27c Crescent Egg Noodles 10c-15: Crescent -Macronets 10c-15c. Lb..