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The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 3

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The Courieri
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Rn. i-vi a ATRK. WEDNESDAY, y.vn,Tn mil.Y WATKHI.nO. IOWA give rank, cally fit male rhlsre open to phyaU rutins of ths follow. ilc course, 17-24; rt white course, 18-28; ahlrhj BaMe white course.

Inl acfa: Certificates in il i ii nn null I course. 17-25; No Fooling: Snow on April 1 ScoutmaHtcrsnip Presented to 17 Seventeen certificate were pre am QUOTA FDD BLACK UN. 26; JULY 8 Tfl H. 6 Haltmeyer. MfOregor; Delawaro-, IX CoU Thnmaa H.

Trary. Man-Chester: Dubuque-23. James J. Nora. Dubuque; fvctte 11.

C. NeUon. OcUetn; floyd-7. RuMell McMaini. Charlea City; Franklin 5 C.

R. Benbrock. CCC camp. Hampton; Orundy-5, Capt. Jordan L.

Urson. Orundy Center; Hardin I Harry Pagel. Eldora; Hoard-5. Plummer, Ume Springs; Marshall. 12.

O. H. Albee. Marshalltown; Mttchell-5. E.

K. Hendricks. Rice-ville; Tama-. WUliam Dahmi, Oladbrook! Winneshiek I. First Lt.

aaw i a Ufa.la.aHl i'jKil BUILDING PERMITS DOUBLE TITHE sented Tueday evening at tearoom to iw Dleted a 12-eeks training course i blue course, 19-29. AH camp expenses are paid by tne government, and there 1 an allow, ance of 5 cenU a mile for travel between the candidate home and the camp. No obligation for future military service Is incurred. 19 BANKS PAV DIVIDENDS. Des Moines Nineteen cloned Iowa bank paid a total of $451,819 in dividends to depositors during March, the state banking department announced Wednesday.

Eight were final dividends. Kouunasiers. iii frtifiratci ere: 1 Auhrrv Ran- LUST 10 HUM DRAMA OF DEATH FOILED BTP1I "Talk Loud, Warden," Newsman Yells as Big Break for Bruno Comes. ft. harry nur.inoM i b.

r. nHm Tlr L. JVOIIU. Harry Sievcrs Now Receiving Ben C. Rogers, urcoran, Hugh 8.

Bulfan. tiuwr E. J. iJarjow, wjimi. Figure of $40,572 Exceeds 1...

a. trn Mathias. Erich Four There are four courses of tucces- waverlv: Alva March of Last Year by $15,450. nnnahue. W.

L. oray vM Aixnnnnrt r'r iw lii i-aa a Applications for Camp at Fort Ocs Moines. Application, for admittance to the Cituens- Military Traintn. i camp at fort De Moines. July are now being taken by aia Linden ave BUILD UP FOR SPRING! til Ol arthur Phelps, botn of Cresco: Roy J.

Bridge. Cedar RP- AFTER a hard winter, working in- doors weakened by frequent colds Sixty-six building permit valued at S40.57250 were lwued during u. rfrvuM. the value of Ids. Reno Reeve.

Cedar Falls, yoke Motivation." Re- TJflUra vrrmm ni Trenton. N. J. (U.fi "Even money Marcn, n.i permiU Issued the preceding month, and $15,460.60 higher than In March "lTOp iusi. H.

M. Normann. Cre.co sr.klng on nue, physical education Instructor at East High school, who Black ii. ir rnuntv chairman for CMTO he doesnt go wnignu "How much?" L. 1 1, I year 4 narmllil valued Rl i I Scouting Applied to ur.

training of the youth of today Is the greater task ever given to any gen uuta. "No bet. Thcre'i aomething gemg February, and IT. on around nere procurement. Black Hawks quota Is 2.

fnuntir. Mm It. r. 13.114 and coughs or other ines us feel tired, worn-out no pep. It requires only a little effort to get back your old-time energy.

Uo this uo to the drug store today and I bottle of Dr. Pierce ldf Discovery, which backed up by near-ly 70 yean of success. It will increase the appetite and improve digestion so that food, the natural bodv-buildcr, will be digested and assimilated, for there is generally preaent in these cases Iom of appetite and lacic eration. 4 priuill 'lul March. 1935.

vi nd chairmen tor i PermiU last month were wura other northeaM Iowa counties art ii i. D. Walter. Post follows: Nine new reawenira. vllle: Benton-e, Dr.

R. T. Hansen, larase. 2.550: remoaeiini Vinton: Bremer B. ur.

n. r. hue nun nniininiiB. aA.ww. EDWIN A.

RUCG NAMED SECRETARY OF SUNNYSIDE CLUB A Rugg. 215 Frederic ave-nue! has been appolnud Sunnyside Country club. He auc-ceeds Mrs. Wayne Raymond. Co i ne pinto iTv tinder the big clock In the con-idor Two newspapermen were talking, ine time was 7:50 o'clock Tucsda, night Ten more mlnutea and Bruno Richard Hauptmann would be taken out of his cell down In the for a walk up the corridor to the electrocution chamber.

Time crawled. You had an empty feeling In your stomach. Nine mlnutea of eight now. 1 mnMtinir ioht residences, s.oou, Hey, li.uuvu-B nrivalo onraees. fl.tsu.

vwu of "hm'nt eii2Vf the individual is below normal, to put on solid flesh when the weigni oi inc in rowin- boys and Many worn-out business men and women and rapmiy growing iust what they need. it Heraev. inarpcnacntc, Mai. William H. Fields.

Clarksv le: Chickasaw-5, L. Opdycke, New .1 inn- hm nvu nunainK iuui iLKiia, tion. $700: repairing fire damage (2), umnitnliriir anartmcnt. $200! i no Laree size, tablets or uquia 0 HarveT r. IV ew size, laoiris -r lonial apartments.

aiD. iiHiwMv.Min repairing church, $200; poultry house, $100; moving two buildings, avarniii ii i ibui u- nn slen. and one gaa tank. in addition, a hlcher valuation ADDIL of $2,950 was placed on a residence permit previously Issued, a higher valuation of $1,375, and an additional valuation of $930 was placed on remodeling an apartment. HEREIS ANOTHER OP ftnimtT jar WC mlnutea of eight.

The prison physician came in A stethoscope stuck out of his right hand coat pocket. "Do you spell your name W-e-l-s-: l-e-r or W-l-e-s-l-e-r?" he was asked, lies German. Too. l-e-r." replied I Hoard Wlesler. "I'm German, too.

"How many of ua are going to see lSTrToUt the doc with a tache. walked tn reverybody how are you. Colonel? everyway ld- Am c.a. Mark O. 12 Canvass Reveals Official Returns in City Election 0 0 The weather man wa.

ZJK ThirdPand South as Official returns In the Waterloo city election Monday, announced late KlrSinnc keeper ofTren- Fivo nppr in Waterloo Game Area: Tuesday after canvass oi mc -r chart FASHIONS FOB ton atate prison. Seven mmut of eight a it vvv a a 11 il books by City cierK cnanes ma-Kay and Municipal Judge George J. Sager, follow: ALL Fawns Are Kept Hidden lor morons Mayor Ralph B. Slippy, 5.482; M. J.

Morgan, Saner C. Bell, BE WISE AND SHOP PENNEY'S FIRST TREflSURLR STUT -Mp OI a floor. ttrVC Young Animals, Two-Thirds Grown, Are Discovered by John C. Jago. i haven't had time DRESS TIES 398; E.

Ferry twies, Treasurer George W. Nauman, Guy M. Johnson. 3.936. Assessor Fred L.

Northey, J. A. Townsley, 4,287. East councllman-at-large T. Dolan, 4,876: E.

A. McFarlane, W. Wood, 1.436. BOYS' to go down and see NEW SPRING SUITS CULLS CASH FBI 4-Pc. Suits Hand made In a line new assortment for spring.

A new tie for your outfit instead of three, are are two ministers down i irame area northwest of Wa West councilman-at-large War-. t. aoi-v C. Menges. HUGE MI Pllt Fine assortment or piam belted backs.

Ught or dark pat- terloo and north of the ner j. 'o, iiv Phillo Frledl. 1,756. and the number nas du Neat new plaids In this fresh assortment. Just the thing lor the Easter pante- Select yours early from full stocks.

Our low price. Come wun i terns. Sizes to 18. First ward councilman Earl B. 1 m2: H.

E. Vaughan, 950; aometlme last summer of jonn u. jbo. this week observed two 'awns, about Coectjons Up tO ClOSe two-thirds with the otner a II Anh 1 March 31 .90 NEW EASTER SHIRTS Men! Don't fail to see this line new group of assorted, patterns or plain colors. With the new no-wilt collars.

Second ward councilman vvj Business wr 1.220; a. three th-what are they doing, giving him so. I guess they're just consoling him." KUmtrllng on the 'Xleptne'colonel. In your of-flee." leIt Two mlnutea of eight. Klmberling came out of his or him room." somebody yelled.

"And talk loud. Colonel. AKlmberllng began talking loud: Rnrn Last Summer. $1 rriiinriiman J. Total $755,612.

wwt of the fawns. Burtner. 1.363; J. W. Steely, 820; Lew 1 a A was inc which probably were born last July nr Allirlist.

W. MarKer. oiu. niinrt1man Stanley The Black HawK county ireiw- MEN'S OXFORDS that aeer iuub .00 urer's office weanesaay wheh remain iuuw- rvurni B. Shane, C.

R. Bruggeman, 750; E. E. Mohr. 301.

rommlssioner Mrs. kilt-it i ara All leather construc huge staclc of letters checks and money orders In pay novcAin nr BniiimiB ti- tion with rubber or Sch. and Otitis said the $2 a 741- R. L. in l-nther heels.

Newest ment of property taxes auc uw April 1. Remittances postmarlced ioia r. it omn- J. Carroll, 1,938 have no seem ma -I iusX got a telephone call from styles In sizes to 11. before midnight Marcn ji o.mmi winner Elmer R.

Tog of dogs or other aninrnw. ru. officer, however. a ono. a Liffrine Allyne Freeman, foreman or cer county grand Jury.

accepted without penany. taxes In erspn, i.ou. w. that the fawns LADIES' COATS Don't fall to see thia amazing assortment of new spring patterns. You'll delight at their chic appearance.

Your style and color are here. r-rr. hn reoorted earlier, since LQtf liOiiecLiui.o the Waterloo office since Jan. 1, to nnrt iudees (two elect "He said me fhe to call and me to pos pone the freauent the area, taled $755,612.17 ai ed) George J. Sager.

6.601; Ben Howrey, Arthur W. Hyke. CMC STYLES DRESSES Hauptmann execui r. and the deer are not very wild. North of Cedar River.

business Tuesday nigni. 36 per cent of the total levy of Him in 1936. Mail re- iff! "He said tney t0 lng the wendel case and J. iA t.hpm from a dis- rlerk E. W.

look into some vcij us fppt. he said. IMUIUtipBJ. Koepke. bert Stewttt.

4,146. lance 4U. in ih area of the Clar- ceipts and collections at the ce-dar Falls office will swell the 38 per cent considerably toward the 50 per cent which was due before April 1. Municipal couri Daum aex. Martin A.

Parker, 1,953. have decided to delay "S'Sursday ence Albright, John Carpenter and uMan farm.s across tne L. E. Huggett, 1,28. river from, and north of, Sherwood Amount Above Last xear.

night. Coioneu time FAST PARK ELECTS Park, he reported. r.t nirrpnt taxes in the Waterloo office up to April l. ROBT. SUITER ELDER Famous for their quality and price.

All fresh new patterns that can't help but please. Select yours now for Easter from full stocks. $4-98 totaled k- "Well, i Kl Wednesday." A guard opened the inRhia the prison and there waa the open air. onetninute after eight the total levy uuc DISTRICT 10 Robert Suiter was elected elder of East Park Presbyterian church at a mwtinir Tuesday NEW EASTER $1,868,697. SHOES mrnnrtav'.

receiDU of congreBuu" the church. This was the were the heaviest In the Waterloo Inst llirlPSl CHAIRMAN only office filled, terms of the other this year. iney ELECT i'recipiiuiwn mo Above Quarterly by two large nrms. mo officers expiring ai a iier John Deere Tractor company ana As Illustrated. Black kid with the new wide strap.

So soft and easy to wear. Many other new Easter styles for your choice. Priced at only CUU Reports ox wiiwn creases in contribuUons to benevolent A I I LA tne James omu nBnv Tuesday's receipts tapered on Aschenbrenner Resigns; Ten nJ70s61 causes, ana a year oi Don't let the price Comparatively heavy snows for the in all aeparimeum ui mislead you. There County Delegations Are rimt Trpasurer Anna M. Decker .98 la plenty of style in this rpSu tion to 4 inches sur-tne Plcl-' nuarterly average of rUordln; Ttn.

records of Depend on Zemo and class paid high tribute to the efficiency of her staff in handling the heavy Expected Thursday. group amazing for Skin Irritations rhairmart Of volume of business, rr aj Tuesday, despite the large number of individual transactions, there was 1fl nnt in nuarterly average since 1887. from an itching, A new inuo the Farmer-Ubor party MB JUM hnrninc irritated skin? There a no a discrepancy oi umy the amount of cash on hand and E. R. AscnenDreiuici, MEN'S ha at You'll be proud to wear these finer dresses and the the amount recorded as co nwu.

need to. For 25 years Zemo has brought welcome relief to millions of it. rara lnaxedl- recenuy, mi at 8 p. m. Thursday In the large This high degree ot accuracy courtroom at the courthouse.

Ray "ost unprecedented. Trunnell. Third district secretary and urieu aniiuuv in AtitTpnt. taxes sunerera. oau -t.

usually cools, soothes 1 coi- price will please vou. All new tiiook. Hawk, county chairman and relieves the Itching of eczema. um rinoinrm and simi- lected does not include any special enrh AA the for BiacK too when The peak year was in 192. wnen 09 inches of rain and snow ell dilng the first thre n.onths Other high years were 1906.

6J mchw, 1915 6 inches, and 1919. ne" March rains after heavy winter Tows caused the Cedar river flood. rainfall average for the county Is 31.21 Inches. nnnw.ii Wednesday. styles.

SUITS FOR EASTER Single or double breasted. Plain or sport backs. All new spring and what line fabnesj See this fine group a this low punpies, a lar annoying skin Irritations. Buy M.Hrip rnmiort. assessmenm t--old aite pension, automobile license, 1 frnm IrtVm Word has been received from all 10 counties that they will have del-At the meeting, ne earn.

dog license Or aeimquem-ico Zemo waay vl Zemo haa been tested and approved 1 uncevnincf Bureau. No. CHILDREN'S mer years. John F. Wirds.

Iowa Falls, national Oxford or Straps Auto Licenses moinu UrpnsM lS BbOUt 4874. Zemo belongs In every home. mn 1 committeeman, wm speaa. Thiirarinv In the court- rds are black All druggists', joc, ouc, (advertisement) CHILDREN'S DRESSES Silk dresses for the younger miss. Sizes 7 to 14.

All new spring colors and patterns. Priced at DMIC Ul iuwuiv. a month ahead of last year, according to W. F. Jeffrey, cleric In the price AT.

I 11. III. in." JEWISH MISSION ecovir.F WEDNESDAY thrre will be a meeting of tne calf leather, straps are patent leather. IlllnnnH All lslon of tne ireasurei ui- gun iw. woruera soles flce.

Up to Tuesday nigni aeta' of plates for passenger vehicles ncrsons and wfa pcrsuiia nn, Pst.terson. only women, i nreanizer. Will had been Issued. speak. AT WALNUT BAruoi t.Syat i rwautVreft -5 charge of Rev.

C. P. Meeker, super- .49 "Tuesday's business was jusi that on the last day of December," Jeffrey said. An additional dollar penalty was affixed Wednesday on nnv WHO STOLE CAR Trt r.n WFST" PLACED IN delinquent payment. Crin of critics that movie money Tart 1 theatrj dU.

YOU RISK HOOD POISONING If YOU DO 1 t.arh PSYCHOPATHIC HOSPITAL i intendent of tne In addition to Superintendent inrludes Israel Kazors, causnc uuiu. plastera are dangerous. The aafe, i- AmoAa rnrr 11 With way hi had one ot the bt aeaaom In A 15-year-old La Porte City. ih a car to "go west." MeeKer, uic i Saxe. Miss Louise Johnson and M.ss a eav.

a Jew con quiet way recent nisiory. STUDENTS' SUITS Sizes 32 to 38 for the In-be-fween size. Lisht or dark pat. Sport backs. Our regular low price.

7. to the psy Betty Monaiiu. u. rviriaMn.n faith, will cads. They instantly relieve pain; Tuesaay Rut- unl LADIES' SILK HOSIERY FULL FASHIONED 'JJ verted to VC1 -r-h.

raihiir Is Invited lesiimuHy. Wednesday top thoe prewure: joothe. JJ i ore toe. aod blutert. Flh colori watrrproof; doo to all dru.

thoe and depaitmeot itorc. EASTER in Viaru of the tWO Pure thread silk in service or aU the new aivernutm women members of the party, ropnif MEN ANNOUNCE HATS before Municipal Judge George J. Sager. Action on a charge of lar-cey of an automobile will be held up pending outcome of mentel examination. The boy was returned to Waterloo from Alt.

by his parents. chiffon weight spring shadea. Sizes to lOli. a Two outstanding groups that are PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST 24 eart al 511 Jefferaon The Waterloo chapter of the Na- sure to please, j-eiva i all new styles. 98c $1.69 tional Associauon rr nounce.

W-, conlMt. held IN BEAUTY, QUALITY and PRICE memory man in memory 01 nmrt6ea ALLP ArfcKa r-nMPARISON 111 l.I.r.. vjc 1 Carl C. Bickley, M. D.

Longtvooi Hospital Special attention given te Maternity Case ana Disease ef Wemen. HOSPITAL: 1501 Kimball Avenue. 'Phone Ii4t. OFFICE: ill Laoerman Bldg. Thont WATERLOO, IOWA a WE INVITE YOU TO SEE OLR FINE SELECTION DUDl' tATNT GLASS CO.

J100" ditUSceforr icy" Itudente to credit prscllfe ti, ational fnstK" Tc Si A iglbles in class sre SudenU in Junior or senior cta.se. SUSls ol commerce or tajne administration In recognized coi: ges miversitle. Manuscrtp must be Office. 1 ii man East End of Bridge East Fourth Street rAiMX a --a pboBe Wet Foortn.

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