Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 10

PA01C TWO KOSSUTH COUNTY ADVANCE, ALGONA, IOWA Fenton P. T. A. Hears Doctor Talk on the Human Body DOG, MEYER IS ON PROGRAM AS SPEAKER Fenton, Dec. P.

T. A. met at the H. S. last week Tuesday; program: instrumental music, Robert Schwartz, Edward Lindsey, Roland Geronsin; piano solo, Donna Jean Bailey; chalk talk on human Dr.

S. W. Meyer; quarrel song, Phyllis Snyder, Paul dialog, Phyllis Fauerby, Deland Bolte; Time to Re-tire song ly group of fourth grade girls. Hostesses were Mesdames F. H.

TJohn, W. V. Yager, Walter Jentz, George Boettcher, E. K. Johnson, Everett Dreyer Elsie Dreyer, J.

A. Schwartz, Walter Krause, and Herman Hintz, and Marjorie Bailey. Class Presents Owing to bad weather only a lair-sized crowd attended a junior play, The Black Ace, at the opera louse last Thursday and Friday evenings. Taking part were Robert Schwartz, Irene Krause, Donna Jean Bailey, Charles Glaus, Isa- and June Weisbrod, Harold Clair Bellinger, Maynard Jentz, Lyle Newel, and Marie Pertl. This was a mystery play, and though difficult was well given.

Receipts were $43. If. F. JT. S.

Program The Methodist W. F. M. S. met act the church last Thursday, Mrs.

George Newel and Mrs. Rex Wolfe hostesses. Mrs. R. C.

Goetsch had charge of George Boettcher was leader; Mrs. Frank gave an article on music and paganism; Mrs. Hattie Weis- one on music and Christianity; Mrs. R. C.

Goetsch and Mrs. Jolirt Newel sang a solo; and songs were sung by the society. Quilting Party is Mrs. Arthur Krause and Mrs. "William Weisbrod were joint hostesses at a quilting party at the TCrause home last week Wednesday evening.

Sharing in the courtesy were Mesdames F. H. Bohn, W. V. Tager, William Stamer, H.

E. Rei- TOers Walter Ohm, Daniel Hantlo- -man, Elsie Dreyer, Minnie Dreyer, -Bernard Weibel, Herman Luedtke, -Herman Dreyer, Fred Dau, and Theo Blockwenn. luthcran Aid Officers The St. John's Aid met at the -church last week Wednesday Mrs. "3Pred Dau and Mrs.

Elsie Dreyer "hostesses. Mrs. Arthur Krause was elected president to succeed Mrs. S. E.

Reimers; Mrs. H. E. Reimers -vice, to succeed Mrs. W.

V. Yager; "Mrs. R. W. Kabelitz, re-elected sec- President Roosevelt Endorses Christmas Seal Campaign THI WHITl HOUSC IMiNOf 21, 1934, Hy Doctor Dunham: approach of tha holiday seaion brlngi again to our thoughts tht annual of Chrlatmas to aid right agalnat tubarouloala for another yaar.

Although In racent yaara tht datth rata from tubareuloala haa been haltad, thlt dKeasa still ranka flrat caaia of death between tha agaa or la and 40, and It atill marly 79,000 death! In tha Unltad States annually. Not by ona thing alona, but by many maana of attack, both direct and Indirect, tubarouloala Bust ba fought. Fifty yaara ago Doctor Trudaou pointed tha my to successful treatment. Sanatorlun oara la still Indls- panaabla, Hehea, naad eotmodloua apaelal and ganaral heapltala for tuberculous patlanta. Tor thoaa "1th aarly disease, I ballaTa tha sanatorium baat for eura; and pfctlants with advanced disease alao naad a raaoureaful hospital.

Mora bada ara needed, especially for tubanuloua But preTentlon la avan more Important. To protect Infanta and young children and to S7old tha Infection of adolescents and adults, tha ra- aourosa of aTary ootnunlty ara taxed. Tha taak bafora ua la than a aadleal problem. Phyalelaaa, nurses, and hospitals ara only a part of tha graat dafanalTa foroa, which oust laolude tha haada of all faalllaa, goraraora and nayora, aduoatora, aoalal workers, ecout DOStare, volunteer workers, charity organltatlona, pure food experts, and tha foroaa of tha Unltad States Oorarmant, Tha National Tubarouloala Association and Ita local branches glra competent leadership. By wise arrangaaunt, tha responsibility for tha aala of Chriatnaa Saala la a local one.

Tha money la spent locally by and for tba of aach city, ton, or county. part of wisdom for each locality to aaauma Ita due ahara of rallaf and Tha wad urgent) tha came moat Vary alnoeraly Dr. DuabML)' Pretldent, Katlontl fiO Tiftletb Stnet, Mew York City. President Roosavelt'a endorsement of tha nation-wide Christmas Seal campaign that Is conducted from Thanksgiving Day to Christmas by tha 2,000 affiliated tuberculosis associations. Insert (upper right) shows tha seal, which commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of tha beginning of sanatorium movement In this country.

The one room cottage It daplcts waa the first American sanatorium for modern treatment of tuberculosis. It was constructed In 1884 by the late Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau, "father of the sanatorium movement," and was tha forerunner of tha 600 Institutions In tha United States today. December 1. Mrs.

Farrell was formerly Ethel Hanson. retary; Mrs. Edw. -elected treasurer. Mitchell, re- Hogs and Cattle "Wegener Johnson shipped two of hogs to Eagle Grove and a -car of cattle to Chicago Saturday Mr.

Wegener accompanied the Chicago shipment; Mr. Johnson and Alex Radig the hogs. 'Mrs. Johnson and the children spent Saturday night with the former's mother, Mrs. Henry Wegen- Algona.

"Wnlther League Sponsors The Passion play, "Christus," at "the opera house Sunday was sponsored by the Walther League. A seven-reel motion picture, Christ-ns, depicted the life of Christ sfrom childhood to manhood. A large audience attended, and the -Teceipts were $58, of which the received a percentage. for Oil M. V.

Yager, local Farm Bureau aervice tank man, left last Thursday for Des Moines, where ho and 400 other salesmen boarded a special train for tho refineries at St. 'CLouis. This trip was given men -who sold their quotas of oil in a time. Mr. Yager got Monday.

Mueller Commercial Clnb The Community club met at the rooms last Thursday even- tag and elected officers: Doctor Mueller, president; O. H. Graham, S. E. Straley, re-elected secretary-treasurer.

Plans were laid a Santa Claus day the Saturday Christmas. Bazaar, Supper Clears The Aid held a bazaar in the church Friday afternoon and evening. Many artislos of fancywork were sold, also lunches and candy, and tho women cleared $75. Isabelle Weisbrod is Isabelle, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. P. Weisbrod, has been seriously sick with the flu since Friday at Mike Weisbrod's. At this writing she is improving. Other Fenton News.

Raymond Priebe had a growth removed from his back at Doctor Mueller's last week Monday. William Hantleman, attending Concordla college, Minneapolis, has returned to his studies, after a Thanksgiving holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Han- tleman. Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Zumach, Mr. and Mrs. August Zumach, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Ohm, all of Fenton, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Zumach, of Whlttemore, were Sunday dinner BASKETBALL from Last Lu Verne, Dec. Verne sasketball fans turned out almost 100 per cent last week Tuesday evening, when the local first and second boys' teams went to Renwick to play a first game in a new gymnasium there. The Lu Verne firsts lost, 22-17, but the local seconds won.

Ledyard Twice Victor. Ledyard, Dec. week Mon- night the Seneca boys and girls basketball teams played here, and the Ledyard boys won 27-11 and the girls won 18-4. Saturday night the boys played Forest City and lost 20-7 in a close, fast game. First one team was ahead and then the other.

BUSINESS MEN PLAN A TRADE PROJECT: BURT Burt, Dec. business men are putting on a trade extension program which will continue for six weeks. Each Saturday evening prizes will be given, and prizes and grand prize will be awarded at the end of the six weeks. Final plans have not been made, so the amounts of prizes cannot be given, but they will bo cash prizes of considerable value. On Saturday afternoon, December 15, a program will be given partly by the school and part of it will bo a short movie.

On Saturday afternoon, December 22, a free movie will be given, and Santa will be on hand with a free treat for the children. P. T. A. Has Program The P.

T. A. will meet at the schoolhouse this week Thursday evening, and tho program will be in keeping with the Christmas season; vocal solo, Ed Thaves; How to Preserve the Christmas Spirit, Eva Whitney; Origin and Development of the Christmas Spirit, Mrs. Weir; Exchange of Christmas Gifts, the Effect, Good or Bad, by another speaker; and music. At the close of the meeting it is planned to organize a Red Cross chapter.

Woman's Club Has The Woman's club met Monday evening at Mrs. W. T. Peters's, with Mrs. W.

A. Peters as assistant hostess. Tho program consisted of roll call, Christmas Customs; the Best Plays of 1933 and 1934; by Alice Elhme; When the Chimes Rang, by Mrs. Donald Weir. Jr.

High Beclams This The Junior high declamatory contest will be held at the schoolhouse this week Wednesday evening. A similar contest will be held at Lone Rock the same evening Lone Rock, Fenton, Lu Verne, and Burt will compete. Rebekah New Officers The Burt Rebekahs elected the following offices last Thursday evening: Edna Staley, N. Dorothy Steward, V. Lottie Hawcott, secretary; treasurer; Mrs.

trustee. Esther Olson Elva Hansen guests at Floyd Torgerson's, Bode. Mrs. Torgerson Is the former Lucille Zumach. Carrol Wander, and Josephine and Helen Chubb, all of Algona, were Sunday guests of Carrol's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Wander. The elder Mr. Wander returned last Thursday from Chicago, where he attended the international exposition. Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Weisbrod entertained their bridge club last week Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. William Boettchor, Burt, were guests. Mrs. W. V.

Yager and Dr. E. W. Rusko won the high scores, J. A.

Schwartz the consolation. The New Deal bridge club met last week Monday evening with Mrs. Clarence Theesfteld. Mrs. Walter Jentz and Mrs.

George Jentz were club guests. Mrs. F. H. Bohn won the high score, Mrs.

Jentz the consolation. Mrs. Otto Ohm spent from last week Tuesday to Friday at her Whittemore Girls Win. Whlttemore, Dec. public school basketball teams played at Wesley last week Tuesday evening, and the local girls won, 45-11, the boys losing, 27-15.

Seneca Alumni Winners. 4 Seneca Lone Rock Masons Have Elected The Masons elected the following officers last Thursday evening: A M. Gustafson, W. H. V.

Jones Senior Warden; Ray Dremmel Junior Warden; H. A. Thompson secretary; C. C. Smith, treasurer.

Three Cantatas Next All three church choirs are pre paring Christmas cantatas. Th Presbyterians will give theirs nex Sunday evening; the Lutherans December 20; and the Methodist Sunday evening, December 23. Scarlet Fever Quarantine Bemoyet Mrs. Belle Reynolds and her so Frank visited at the Carl Reynolds home at Corwlth Sunday. The Carl Reynolds family had been recently released from quarantine for scar- et fever.

her mother, Mrs. A. W. Slgsbee, Algona, who recently went there for an operation. Mrs.

Ella MacArthur, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Dora Bannick, came home last Thursday. She had been at Wilton Junction two weeks, following Mr. MacArthur's funeral. The Joe Kings, who had been at Fred Hamilton's, are moving this week into the Verne Owen home.

Mr. and Mrs. Enos Wrede visited Mr. Wrede's grandfather at Dayton Sunday. Elizabeth Rath left Friday even- ig for Evanston, 111., where she as a position.

Her sister Mararet has been working there for everal months. The Albert Hirsch family, of hompson, moved last week Into ho J. W. Dorranco tenant house, dr. Hirsch will work" for Mr.

Dorance. G. W. Leek, Annegard, N. ame for a visit at the Tom Tren- ry home and with other relatives, drs.

Leek is a sister of Mrs. Tren- ry. Howard Patterson, Billings, left Friday, after a couple of lays here with his mother, Mrs. Jlizabeth Patterson. Dr.

and Mrs. W. T. Peters were Des Moines Tuesday, and Docor Peters attended a meeting of he Mystic Shrine. Mrs.

L. 0. Bush left last Thursday for Iowa City, where she is aking treatment at the university lospital. Mrs. Mary Rasmussen, Pomeroy, ipent the week-end with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. G. U. Fairbanks. The Missionary society meets Saturday with Mrs.

B. W. Brooke, Mrs. D. T.

Hobson assisting. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Chipman and Mrs. M. M. Chipman visited rela- ives at Armstrong Sunday. The Rev.

S. Aten and the Rev. Gladstone, Lone Rock, were Fort Dodge visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Ray Dremmel will entertain Fortnightly club Wednesday af- December 12.

H. L. Sauerman went to Spirit Friday evening. to referee basketball game. Legion Auxiliary members quilted at Mrs.

A. W. Radeke's this week Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Rlngsdorf are parents of a son, born Friday, December 7. The O. H. Grahams, Fenton, vis- ted Sunday at the W. W.

Boettcher home. The J. P. Stevens family moved last week to a farm near Irvington. The Robert Leasons entertained at a bridge party Sunday evening.

Dorothy Clemans entertained young people Saturday evening. Lucille Sewick spent the weekend with friends at Lake Park. Willford Seeking Sullivan's Scalp In the third congressional district one Willford, of Waterloo, renegade republican who turned democratic and was elected to congress In 1932, was badly defeated year, His record on appointments to office was so bad that even democrats turned against him, including John T. Sullivan, Waterloo lawyer high In state democratic councils, cousin of the late J. W.

Sullivan, of Algona. Willford, In revenge, Is reported to have gone to Washington recently to get Sullivan's scalp by having him turned out as receiver of a failed Waterloo bank. Supper at Hurt. Hurt, Dec. 12 The Methodist Aid will hold its annual bazaar this week Friday In the afternoon and serve supper from 5 o'clock on.

Your broken glass replaced while you carry a complete line of window glass als lower in price than last year. cent JOE GREEN PHONE 118 WANT ADS 2 CENTS The New Home ICHAMPLIN super SS Station 300-302 E. State Algona, Iowa. 1'lione 708 GREASE JOB OH, GEE DAD! TAKE ME DOWN to Gamble's and see what I'd like for Christmas there's bikes 'n suits 'n trucks 'n everything and swell dolls 'n things for sister, too. Dolls, 15o and tree lights trains, 79c.

43-13 Russ Maxwell, Mgr. 24-Hour Service. Let us service your car. New building, new equipment, modern methods. Grease all connections Check batteries and tires Check differential and transmission Spray springs WASH JOB Wash car Brush out inside Check battery and tires BATTERY SERVICE I Tires Battery charging Battery building New rentals Including Rental Complete tire service Complete tire stock to 900-20 See Russ before you trade tires Tires Where Quality Merchandise pays the customer a dividend on each purchase.

Special until January and grease jobs, $1.50. Lone Rock, Dec. alumni defeated the -Student Does Practice Elsie Bieckwen spent last week Monday night at A. K. Gaarde's, Cylinder, and Tuesday morning left Cherokee to do practice teaching.

She is the daughter of Mrs. Theo. Bieckwen, and is a student -at the State Teachers college. -Christmas Party IH The Walthor League met last Wednesday evening, Lorena, Raymond, and Ella Dreyer hostesses. Plans were laid for a Christ- Bias party December 26, with all young people of St.

John's congregation as guests. Donald Uoettcher to Mr. and Mrs. George Boettcher 'took their son Donald to Iowa City Sunday for a check-up at the unl- hospital. Mrs.

F. H. Eigler accompanied them as far as Ames, she Urookers. visited the Clarence "Walther Lpugrne Elects The Walther League has elected officers: president. Alice Dreyer; vice, Emily Mueller; secretary, Ella Dreyer; treasurer, Lorena Dreyer; librarian, Hildegarde Ka- Tjelitz; reporter, Alvina Dreyer.

Two Schools Plan Pupils of Nos. 7 and 9, under direction of the teachers, Adris Peterson, Algona, and Helen Radig give a public Christmas program Friday afternoon, December at the No. 7 schoolhouse. Pastor's Uaby Homo Paul infant son of the Hev. and Mrs.

K. D. Stamer, was brought home from a Fort Dodge iospital a. week ago Saturday. He Is slowly improving.

Meta Cade, H. is caring for him. Son fur the J. B. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Hanson have word that a. son was born to their Mrs.

J. F. Farrel, and her daughter Mrs. William Meyer's, of Lotts Creek, helping care for a grandson who has been critically ill for some time. The Charles Theesflelds, Annstrong, and Viola Struecker were dinner guests at Clarence Theos- field's Sunday, and Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Reeder were supper guests. Mrs. G. B.

Johnson was hostess to her bridge club Saturday. Mrs. H. E. Reimers won the high score, Mrs.

O. H. Graham the consolation. Mrs. F.

H. Bohn was a club guest. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haase entertained at dinner Messrs, and Mesdames Raymond Stoeber, Howard Reeder, and Clarence Theesfleld Tuesday evening.

The Claude Humphreys, alumni in a basketball game here on the Lone Rock floor Saturday evening 36-25. Fenton Defeats Ringsted. Fenton, Dec. Fenton Tigers journeyed to Ringated last week Tuesday night and returned with two more basketball victories. The seconds won, 20-16.

and the firsts, 27-17. Lone Rock Loses to Indiana. Titonka, Dec. week Tuesday Titonka's basket ball teams played Lone Rock here, and the local firsts won, 23-20, but the seconds lost, 20-11. S.

C. Juniors Lose. Swea City, Dec. Junior high team played Ledyard Friday night and lost by two points. Algona's Reliable Service Station Wishing a Merry Christmas to all our Automobile Friends Bride is The Birthday Circle surprised new Mrs.

John Kuchenreuther Friday afternoon by going to her home for a party, and presented her with gifts. Portlanders Plan Annual The Portland Farm Bureau will hold its annual banquet in the Legion hall Wednesday, December 12. Pannkuk at Veterans Hospital- Everett Pannkuk left Saturday for Des Moines to enter the veterans hospital there for an operation. Other Burt News. The O.

G. Stows, Decorah, brought the F. O. Stows home Saturday and visited here till Sunday. Mrs.

F. 0. Stow had been spending several weeks with them, and Mr. Stow had been there since Thanksgiving. Mr.

and Mrs. O. Isenberger went to Decorah with the O. G. Stows to bo at their son Ray's while his wife is at Iowa City with West Standard Oil Station.

201 W. State St. Tom Frankl, Manager. Phone 105 Red Crown Super Fuel. Polarino and Iiio-Yls OIL Atlas Tires and Tubes Spark Pings and Bulbs.

This popular firm maintains a modern and complete service station for tho convenience of their many friends and customers. Their place is modernly equipped, enabling them to render the best-of service. Tom features Standard Oil, pays products recognized for their high quality and lubricating value. Mr. Frankl has made many friends far and near by his untiring efforts to please the public.

Patronize your home industries, it always Barnsdale Service Station. Phone 23 515 Diagonal St, Algona, Iowa. B-Sqnare to Your Motor And use Barnsdall Products. Gas, Oil, Grease, Naphtha Drr Cleaner. Spark Plugs Guaranteed.

A service station on Diagonal street In Algona down by the Ice 2ream Factory, where well known Barnsdall 10-70 gasoline is sold. Barnsdall products are sold under Holldorf, her children, Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Peter Hayenga, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Haase were at Fairmont Saturday. Henry Miller is confined to his home with anemia and heart trouble. Maynard Mueller is helping with the work and doing the chores. The Charles Stewarts, of Bode, were Sunday dinner guests at Chris Geronsln's.

Mr. Geronsin Is a brother of Mrs. Stewart. The Lester Johnsons, of Bancroft, and the Truman Johnsons were Sunday dinner guests at Charles Newel's. Viola, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. F. F. Mueller, is critically sick with pneumonia. Doctor Mueller has charge.

Mrs. Jay Woods has returned to Paton after ten days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Weisbrod. Donald Boevers, Algona, was here Monday, and Gerald Voight went home with him for a visit.

Mrs. Georpe Seims was hostess to the Fairville Lutheran Aid last Thursday. Needle Pierces Thumb. Lone Rock, Dec. Delbert Geltzenauer recently ran a sewing machine needle through her left thumb, and it required three lacer- Mwsband at the McCreery hospital 'ations to extract it.

BRIGHT STARS IN A MAN'S CHRISTMAS Things to wear practical useful gifts that he would like to have in his wardrobe but probably wouldn't buy how to please a man at Christmas. Our selection of haberdashery and apparel for men's gifts has never been so complete at such attractive prices. We suggest an early inspection. White broadcloth collar-attached shirts Attractive designs in cotton-silk lounge pajamas Plain and fancy silk or lisle hose 85c-50c Silk mufflers $1.00 UP Rich, colorful, heavy silk ties at Leather jackets $5.76 MADSON HANSON The Home of Better Values tho B-Square to your motor plan. This well known product has served many satisfied motorists for many years.

Trade at home, it always pays. Cities Service Station, Algona, Iowa Phone 424,18 So. Thorington St. Henry Douglas, Mgr. This is fast becoming known as one of the best service stations in Kossuth county and has built up an enviable reputation for handling high quality oils, greases and gasoline that have always given satisfaction.

If you wish to reduce your motor troubles to a minimum, depend on the Cities Service station of Algona, Iowa. The experience in lubrication enables them to select the best grade of oils to suit your Individual motor needs. 1C you are having motor trouble, consult their oil specialists. It will cost you nothing and save you many dollars. Trade at home, It pays.

Pestotnik Oil Co. 701 E. State St, Phone 32, Algona, Iowa. Phillips "60" Gas, Oil, Kerosene, and Grease. Lee Tires and Tubes.

Oil Change. Complete Gleaslng Equipment. A station like every motorist likes to find is one such have on east State street as in we Al- We strive to render quick, efficient, satisfactory service. Come to our up-to-date Btatlon and fill up with Phillips the gas that is alive with snap, dash, and tion, brimming over with eajej power, and you will Bee that youij car will step out and beat its past performances. Patronize home merchants, it always pays, longer he shook, the more thought, and finally he got Phillips 66 Service Station, on Hi-Way 18 Ed.

Johnson, Mgr. One mile northeast of Algona, phone 25 Phillips "66" Products. GBH, Oils and Schlltz, Hamm's And Bndweiser beer on tap and in bottles. "Where Quality Pays the When Mr. Johnson started In the gas and oil business he surveyed the surrounding territory very keenly and asked many questions of the auto drivers and owners to actually find out a brand of gas and oil that had merits to it and staying qualities.

So one auto owner told him one thing and another auto owner something else, so he put all of his advice in a hat and started to. shake it up. Tha thinking so seriously about lips "66" gas and oil that no' cided to put Phillips products his station, which ho has never gro tted Neither has bis ers. 0 PHILLIPS "66 TBR. Call again, please.

to trade at home. BETl Mac's Firestone Super Service Station Penzoil Products. 401 E. State Algona, Iowa Washing, Greasing, Tire Repairing and Battery Charging. bo at your rescue.

These boys have made many friends in and around Algona by treating their customers on the square. Square treatment is the foundation to an increasing business which Vic Mac enjoy. Patronize your home merchants, it pays. A complete line of Firestone tires and tubes. Vic Mac have a 24- hour service station and any time one has bad luck getting stuck in the snow or sliding off of the road and can not make the grade just phone 856 and you will be surprised how quickly Vic or Mac will Ken Harris Service Station.

Phone 856 401 E. State Algona, Iowa. Features Standard Oil Products. Also Atlas Tires and Tubes. The station on the corner where you get service with a smile.

Mr. Harris handles the well known Standard Oil Company's products, and is equipped to give quick efficient service. Trade at home, it Pays. Mr. Harris has served the Kossuth county auto drivers faithfully for the past two years and has made many friends near and far by his square dealings and prompt service.

Call again, please. Chas. Mgr. The Station That is Painted The people in and around Algona are very fortunate to be able to buy Shell products as its snappy power when used in cars is unexcelled for power and speed. Mr.

222 So. Phillips St. Phone 695, Algona, Iowa. Hoffman, manager of this station, is indeed fortunate to be able to furnish the public with this snappy gas. Call again, please.

It pays to trade at home. Aero Service Station, 304 N. Jones St Phone 91, Algoua, Iowa. Conoco Gas, Oil, Grease. II.

g. Tires and Tubes We aim to we fail, Conoco will. Give us a trial and and Tubes, become a satisfied customer. Trade at home, it pays. at Algona and let them at will frequent The Deldutch Super Service.

400 East State St, Algona, Iowa Bel and Butch Feature Standard OU Products. Goodyear Tires and Tubes. A 4-door Brlve la and See us when your car needs at- satisfaction. Drive your tention. Years of experience insures you efficient service.

All our work is guaranteed. The Deldutch super service station is an outstanding firm of Algona. In fact Lhls is a place that service built. The proprietors are not satisfied unless you are. The Deldutch super-service specializes in rendering first class service.

By making a specialty of this work they have been able to excel in this line. Day or night they are in Algona to serve you. Don't fail to pay them a visit when In Algona. They solicit your business in this line and guarantee regular tervals and you best of service and save the same time. lt ev( Have them change thousand miles and rease pairs.

you Oil is much cheap Win This station "prornpi service on your batten recommend tjy per service station service station petent mechanics oil. Trade at homo, Cook's Service Station on Highway Russell Cook, Prop. Standard Oil Mr. Cook Features Hamm's Beer on Brought. Beers.

Also Modern Cabins. People used to say meet me at the town pump, but in Algona they say meet me at Cook's a mile northeast of Algona on No. 18 Hiway, where you can be served with delicious sandwiches to your liking and a good glass of beer that is kept at the right temperature. diM What is more well kept and along with a sandwich. The service at Mr.

Cook's is place to receive hunger cure. Walburg's Bar-B-Q, on Highways Skelly Products. Lunches, Cigars, Cigarettes, Candies, lobaccob Barbecued beef and pork sandwiches. Mr. Walburg has one of the latest and most up-to-date electric barbecue roasters that money could buy.

These barbecued sand- wicbes are delicious tily prepared by JM iu Call again please. home it.