Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 35

PROJECT DEMONSTRATION Board to Take Action in Chariton River Basin in Iowa. AMES- -Immediate action will be taken by the Iowa state planning board to inaugurate a proposed demonstration project, involving the co-ordination of all state and federal agencies working toward the improvement of agriculture and the rehabilitation of human resources, now definitely determined for the Chariton river drainage basin in Iowa, it was stated by Dean H. Kildee, chairman of the planning board. The board has definitely comresult of petitions to mitted itself to the proteclose a 5,000 names of residents, chiefly farm persons, living within the six counties touched by the Chariton river in Iowa. The petitioners requested the planning board to undertake the demonstration in that area, including portions of the counties of Appanoose, Wayne, Decatur, Clarke, Lucas and Monroe.

"So far as we know, this is the first time such a co-ordinated effort has been undertaken in the United States," Chairman Kildee stated. "Its first result will be unifying and co-ordinating the many established state and federal programs within a particular area where results can be checked and actual benefits recorded. "The ultimate result, we hope, will be a permanent rehabilitation of an area which is admittedly in need of help, where erosion has seriously impaired the land and with. it the agricultural industry, and where, human need also nas become because of the loss of soil and its productivity." ACTION ON BILLS IN STATE LEGISLATURE DES MOINES, (P) -Bills duced and passed in the Iowa legislature: Introduced in senate: S. F.

473-By claims committee -Appropriating $101 to Emmett F. Ivory of Des Moines for car damages. S. F. 474-By claims committee -Appropriating $2,500 to Luella Sherling of Missouri Valley for injuries suffered when she was struck by a stray bullet "when police officers and two highwaymen were engaged in a shooting fray." S.

F. 475--By claims committee $550 to Ira Dalton of Keokuk, Iowa, for injuries suffered while an inmate at the Anamosa reformatory. S. F. 476-By claims committee -Appropriating $200 to Emily A.

Nicoll of Council Bluffs for the death of her husband, George H. Nicoll, while a member of the national guard. F. 477-By claims committee Wald of -Appropriating Goldfield: $5.67 to F. D.

S100 E. R. Cox of Grinnell: $53.65 to D. H. Anderson of Scranton.

and $23.30 to B. L. Basinger of Goldfield for claims against the highway commission. S. F.

478 By claims commitice -Appropriating $154.62 to Will- iam Schneider of Wilton Junction for highway collision damages. F. 479-By claims committee -Appropriating $500 to Willie Claussen of Ricketts for injuries suffered in a highway collision. S. F.

480-By claims committee -Appropriating $1,000 to Francis Woolman. of Winterset, "for being illegally confined in the state penitentiary." S. F. 481-By claims committee -Appropriating $1,278 to John W. Abel Keokuk county "which he accumulated from the sale of walnut meats while an inmate of the state hospital for the insane at Mount Pleasant." Passed by senate: H.

F. 341-By emergency legislation committee -Amending moratorium act to provide for court jurisdiction either in term time or. in vacation. (28 to 0.) S. F.

375-By social security committee -Placing aid to the needy blind under state and courty welfare departments. (43 to 0.) F. 181-By motor vehicle committee- Motor vehicle code bill. (37 to 3.) S. F.

377-By social security committee Placing aid to dependent children under state and county welfare boards. (42 to 0.) THERE'S ONLY ONE WAY TO STOP CONSTIPATION You have to correct the cause. Simply taking a pill now and then is. just temporary -and often harmful. Most constipation is due to meals low in "bulk." Put enough "bulk" in your diet and you can really correct common constipation.

That's why millions of people cat Kellogg's ALL-BRAN every day. This cereal furnishes "bulk" which does not "break down" in the body. ALL-BRAN absorbs twice its weight in water, gently sponges and cleanses the system. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is a foodnot a medicine. You buy it at.

the grocery -store. "bulk," it has vitamin to tone up the intestines, and iron for the blood. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream. Three times daily in se. vere cases.

Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. 27,000,000 Get Social Security ceremonies marked the completion of 27,000,000 social Fitting security records in the department's Baltimore burcau. Frances Perkins, secretary of labor (right), is pictured during the broadof the event, with Arthur J. Altmeyer, chairman of the casting social security board, and Martha J. Carlson of New York, who was the to be listed for old age benefits.

CHARLES CITY NEWS 100. Attend Baptist Missionary Session CHARLES CITY--One hundred delegates, representing 15 churches, attended the east division of the Cedar Valley association of Baptist missionary societies in the Baptist church. Miss Mary for Parish, a mis- adsionary in Burma session 30 years, conference dressed the two and Mrs. F. R.

Asquith, Waterloo, state president. was also a guest speaker and several local women had a part on the program. Music included a duet by the Rev. and Mrs. George Vouga and trio by Mrs.

Vouga, Mrs. Eugent Chenette and Mrs. Lyle Bushbaum. Miss Parish also spoke at the midweek meeting of the Baptist church Wednesday evening, Funeral for Young Is Held at Charles City CHARLES CITY--Funeral services for Charles Fremont Young, 74, were Hauser held funeral Friday home afternoon with the at W. F.

Belling officiating and Rev. and burial was in More Greenwood cemetery in Nashua. Young, who lived on a farm near Bassett, died Tuesday evening of heart disease. He is survived by Mrs. his widow Mabel and two, daughters, Boyd Mrs.

Ethel Duncan, all of Bassett. Charles Cityan Signs Confession of Theft CHARLES CITY--In a admit- signed confession, Jack O'Connor ted that he stole a car belonging to Albert Briton and took 15 chickens. O'Connor is employed at a local factory, His arrest resulted when he returned to town with a flat tire and a motorist notified Sheriff B. F. Atherton that O'Connor's actions were suspicious.

Divorce Is Granted. CHARLES CITY--Judge Henry Graven granted a divorce to Roy E. DeMaris from Sophie DeMaris on the grounds of cruel and inhuman conduct. The plaintiff. was given the custody of three children, Irene, 15, Clifford, 12, and Walter.

8. No order was given as to Carl, 19, or Violet, 17. as both are married. Mr. and Mrs.

DeMaris were married in Hampton in 1917 and lived together until a year ago. Skater Is Visitor. CHARLES CITY -Ken Chrysler, 19 year old New York boy. spent Wednesday night in Charles City on his way from Ft. Francis, Ontario, Canada, to Del Rio, Texas, a distance of 2,000 He is making the trip on roller skates without funds.

Charles City Briefs CHARLES CITY--The second American Legion traffic school will be held here Friday night in the Legion Jesse F. Goetch will show three safety films. The Rev. D. A.

Manker Marion, will begin a serics of special revival meetings in the Wesleyan Methodist church Friday night. Prof. Herman Kuhlman, member of the faculty of Wartburg colIege, was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Lutheran Brotherhood. H. K.

Bennett, state department of public instruction, spoke at the meeting of the Floyd Schoolmasters'. club in the high school auditorium. Mrs. B. M.

Feeney, Mrs. George Messersmith and Mrs. R. W. Zastrow were named delegates to the missionary society Methodist church which will meet in Water100, April 30.

Mrs. R. W. Zastrow. was called to Waterloo by the illness of her lather, W.

F. Maaser, who had a stroke. Go to Rochester. PROTIVIN- Klinsesk and daughter motored. to Rochester, Wednesday.

10 THREE MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE, APRIL 93 1937: HERE IT IS- For LIMITED TIME CURRIE-VAN COOKING Kitchen 1 OFF! on all GRISWOLD Kitchen For a few days we are making a pronounced saving on Griswold Cast Iron, chrorne and We have sold these products for years. Their quality is unquestionable. Now is the time to get the extra size skiilet, oven, chicken fryer or what you like. A. $2.00 item will cost you only $1.50: item $1.13.

Other savings in proportion. Buy liberally! But hurry. this 'special event for a limited time only. a Meats inside it get wonderfully tender! The steamy, dripping heat inside this Griswold Tite-Top Dutch Oven makes any fowl or roast. get delicate and full of Such tenderness roasts get! Any cut of- meat! Any vegetable! And nothing can.

scorch. Regularly $2.85 off--only $2.13 No. 8 IRON. SKILLET Regularly 95c off- only 72c NO. 8 CHRONIUM PLATED SKILLET Regularly $1.75 off--only $1.32 NO.

8 CHROME PLATED Chicken FRYER Regularly $3.60 off- -only $2.70 GARBAGE CANS Most every spring you need a new garbage can. These are made in black; galvanized after assemble which makes them leak-proof. 8 Gallon 98c with Bale 10 Gallon. $1.19. with Bale 17 Gallon $1.49 with.

'Side Handle 21 Gallon: $1.79 with Side You ladies who have attended the School have had on opportunity to see up-to-date cooking utensils speeds up work. Now, we have planned this sale lowa women can properly stock their our Housewares deportment tomorrowmarvelous values are being offered! ONLYNESS SCHOOL FESTIVAL Globe-Gazette Cooking how the use of fine and improves kitchen so that all North kitchens. Plan to visit -see for yourself what: F10TH CONTROL The NO SAGGING PINLES CURTAIN STRETCHER LENGTH CONTROL STEICHE A PAR AT CALL TIME SAG PROOF CURTAIN STRETCHER, PINLESS! Proof Curtain Stretchers, Pinless: Here's the latest thing for Sag house-cleaning time. Finless stretchers. can be hung anywhere; made so that you can harg two curtains at.a time; away in stows smallest place.

Quickly assembled and will give service for the very years. No thumb screws to lose, more clips in each stretcher. Top, bottom and side rods are all numbered. See this new item! Single $1.98 Double $2.95 OLD ENGLISH FEATURE Quart No Rubbing We LIQUID WAX No Rubbing WITH $1.00 You just pour this Old EngBah No Rubbing Liquid Wax on floor or linoleum, spread it around, and that's all. Your Door dries NO to a RUBBING.

polish with absolutely, HERE'S AN EXTRA SPECIAL ON POLAR IVORY ENAMEL WARE, TRIMMED IN RED qt. Tea Kettle $1.29 regular $1.75 5 qt, Tea Kettle --1 1.39 regulor 1.95 cup' Drip-o-lator 1.98 regular 2.75 8 cup .1.39. regular 1.95 6: cup Percolator. 1.19: regular 1.65 qt. Double 1.19 regular 1.65 1 qt.

Double' Boiler. 1.19 regular 1.50 Dutch Oven. 1.19 regulor 1:65 qt. 4. qt.

Sauce Pans. .98 regular 1.35 6. qt. Sauce Pans. 1.19 reguiar .1.65 6 Cup Tea .89 regular 1.25: 12 qt.

Oval 1.19 regular 1.50 15" Oven Pan- Oblong .59 regular .75 This is an opportunity to put a little zip into your. Polar Ware is high-quality enamel ware, our regular item. This season of the year "every woman wants something new. A little red trim in the kitchen will snap it up. Therefore, we are offering our Ivory, Red trim line at a pronounced sav-.

ing. Buy now! Currie Van Ness Co REMEMBER This SALE for Limited Time: Only MARKED RISE IN PRICES IS SEEN Davies Cites European Buying, Strikes, Rising Costs as Cause: CITY, (P) George R. IOWA Davies, University of Iowa business research director, reported European buying, strikes and rising costs: have brought about a marked rise in prices throughout Iowa and the nation. Davies said "in Iowa, as in the nation, the general level of activis distinctly above that of a year ago," and added spring buyting was stimulated further by an carly Easter. "On whole," he said, "business in the state probably is 85 to 90 per 'cent of pre-depression, but the gains are unequally.

distributed by industries and localities." Iowa registered business gains in commercial building, public building, employment and life insurance sales, but declined in re-. spect to residential building, otal building and freight carloadings, Davies reported. Bank debits (check transactions) for nine leading cities of the state declined seasonally about 16 per cent in February compared with January, but were 12 per cent above February a. year ago, Davies said. Life insurance sales increased to level of 24 per cent above the a February, 1936, mark, Davies increased said.

2 He added employment cent in Iowa and it now is per 17.5 per cent above that of February, 1936. CHARLES CITY--The following criminal cases have been assigned by Judge Henry Graven for this term of court: State of Iowa vs. Johnson; state vs. Nixon, (two cases); state VS. Freeland, are docketed for Tuesday morning, April 13.

Other cases set for trial next week are: Dietrichs vs. Kalen; Hahn vs. Ward; Guthart vs. derson: Brunsvold vs. Henderson; Calkins vs.

Sherman; Lambert Vs. Powers; Bluhm vs. Gabel; Zastrow and Carr vs. Koenig; First State bank cf Rockford vs. Merrick.

The following cases will be heard by Judge T. A. Beardmore beginning Monday, April 26; Losee vs. Losee; Ellis and Ellis vs. Koebrick; Newling vs.

Jung; Eggert vs. Nickerson; Jones vs. Jones; First Stock Land Bank vs. Spaulding, (two cases); First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank vS. Schmidt; Brown vs, Brown; Greenswig vs.

Frerich. Criminal Cases for Floyd Court Assigned Celebrate 90th Birthdays. OSAGE Two Osage women ohserved their ninetieth birthdays Friday. They are Mrs. H.

M. ory and Mrs. Milton Stacy. home They spent the day quietly at with their families. McNabbs Leave Algona.

-The Lawrence McNabb family left Algona Friday for City where Mr. McNabb received a promotion in the Kennedy and Parsons company. They have been in. Algona nearly four years where he has been superintendent of the freight department in the local branch office. First in Contest: LONEROCK The Fred Flaig implement shop won first in a contest of sales of International harvester tractors in percentage over last year.

This contest included the Mason City district. Mr. Flaig won a trip to Chicago. Mrs. Sandemeier Heads Sheffield Band Mothers SHEFFIELD-The Band Mothers club met at the home of Mrs.

A. H. Hinken Tuesday evening. Officers elected were: Mrs. Albert Sandemeier president; Mrs.

F. O. Hillman, vice president; Mrs. D. J.

Atkinson, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Lincoln, treasurer. New Pastor for Church. IOWA FALLS -The Rev. D.

R. Morris of Pierson has accepted the pastorate of the Iowa Falls Church of the Nazarene. He will begin service in this charge on Sunday, April 18. He succeeds the Rev, James Masterson, who is now pas-. tor of their church at Gary, Ind.

Car Stolen by Convict. IOWA FALLS--A car belonging to Russell Brown was stolen in Iowa Falls cn March 28. Late Wednesday morning, Chief of Police Joe Sallee received a long distance telephone call from police at Princeton, Ill. Frank Edwards, 'an escaped convict from Fort Madison, had been taken and was charged with theft of the car. -TONE Complete Hog Mineral 16 ingrediente: Iodine and Blue Vitriol.

Feed pint day to 30 SOWE. Write for free booklet, Howell Shrader Drug Co. Est. 1899. Iowa City, Iowa MASON CITY TERRITORY Henry L.

Gesme, Haniontown S. M. Kiser, Mason City, Rt. 4 Roy E. Sharp, Mason City, Rt, 3 H.

B. Biewett, Meservey Nels Jensen, Hampton, Rt. 2 John Smail, Thornton, Rt. 2 Howard Champion, Thornton John Warnboltz, Sheffield Frank Knight, Greene. Save ROYAL COMPLETE 700 CLEANING OUTFIT ALL 3 UNITS FULL SIZE FLOOR CLEANER ROYAL MOTH POSITIVE POWERFUL HAND CLEANER ROYAL $56.95 VALUE NOW CLEANER 195 A WEEK Currie Van Ness Co MIRRO specials of the month 98 I BRAND NEW SUPER-WEIGHT FRY PAN Use as a Vapor-Scal fry pan; Dutch: oven, top range roaster as two, individual akillets.

ideal double chicken fryer. NEW 204-PAGE COOK BOOK GIVEN with this new fry 1057 recipes. Illustrated. Reg. value, $1.50..

$198 SELF-MEASURING 3-PIECE COVERED PAN SET and 2-qt. sizes. Thick, hard; finest MIRRO quality $169 S-IN-1. COMBINATION PAN SET A new MIRRO utensil- may be used as 2-qt: double boiler, 3-qt. covered pan, 2-qt.

casserole, 3-qt. sauce pan, 2-qt. pudding pan. MIRRO DOUBLE BOILERS Regularly $1.95 On Sale Only $1.69 4 qt. Sauce Pot Regularly $1.65 NOW Only $1.39 One Quart SAUCE PAN Regularly 69c NOW only 39c Wonder We carry a.

full line of KVP paper. Shelving, heavy wax, dusting, parchment. and SO forth. The KVP enameled 14: inch shelf paper 75. feet, only: 45c.

The: wonder. dusting paper, once used always used, large 75 foot, roll, 45c. SO.