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May 28. 1925.
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
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have all varieties of ice cream, choc- 4
Daily Papers and Magazines
25c
Po,,-00or, 25c
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Rod Wash Powder,
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ages ..................
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Bantam Corn, C
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about the New low price on Cuban Pine-
Cane Sugar.
and Package Con Flakes FREE
Eggs or more, continuing all next week.
weiners, minced haln, pressed loin,
at, bacon and cheese at this store, it's al-
will be closed during the memorial serv-
morning.
E. SHOQUIST
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LONE TREE REPORTER, LONE TREE, IOWA
i lew vent0 ot tbe Iat eek i
"-- ---- -- "=---------- ''----------" **, Mansure Outside White Paint, Z 2 =
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Charco M for your chickens at Bert Reaches base ball supplies at Brols- ;; per gallon . . e,m .
P. Doerres' feed store.--Adv. ]ma's Drug Store. Adv. " " ............ :
Platt& Holdeman are painting the] Jesse L. Baker is reshingling his :i: Cresset Barn Red, 1 '=/if,, .,
Alois Hotz home in Lone Tree. ' house this week. $ plr gallon ............... .O-.--o $
/Save your screens, paint them be- Get your soy bean seed at the O:e
fore fly time. Brolsma sells it.---Adv. Farmer's Union Exehange.--Adv.
H. 1V. Reece spent Suday in Kalona The cemetery is looking much bet-
where he visited bis wife and family, ter now that Memorial Day is nearing. " ......
Helen Litz, a student at the State Tim hoys and girls wboi, ave been '2
University of Iowa, spet the week- away to college will soon be return- 0O
end here with home folks, ing to spend the summer months. :: 1 rA ::
Joe Walker has been under the t Mrs. C. E. Rife and daughter Mar- ;; =m 1 " m#= ;
weather the past week suffering with ljorie and Gladys Riggs was here Fri-
heart trouble, tday to attend the school picnic. ;;" Uncle; Auspices of American Legion -*
,_9, *:°
Soy Beans, good ones and plenty of , Semi-Soliaouttermilkinsmall]ots ij I Wednesday June 3
them at the Lone Tree Farmer'sJif you bring your own container at
Union Exehange.--Adv. I Bert P. Doerres' feed store--Adv.
Dr. C. A. DeLano and family ofj Supt. Mantle has been spending a ;; :@
Cedar Rapids pent Sunday here atlpart°fthepastweekin I°waCity : Gfriends. rand Oo House
the parental Dr. A. It. DeLano home. t.vith _._era
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnstone i Glenn Rayner of near Gladwin was :: - Lone Tree, Iowa **$.
spent Suday here at the Underwood a Lone True visiter on Tuesday morn-
h°me" "Bring in ),our camera jingofthisweek.; ".:":" Wh=77" Bang 0rchestra .,.
films. "Vork I Jack Sherburne has been helping °€. --HI-- m •
guaranteed. Our prices are right. ]Charles Doerre with his farm work
Brolsma's Drug Store. Adv. !during the past week or more. " ;;
Playing i
Ir Duncan of the I estern Od
. . .- , V [ Ice Cream by the dish, pint, quart, ** ;;
Company of Ioa Cty as a Lone
• - " " "'' Iand gallon. Brolsma's Drug Store.--- ::
Tree visitor on Tuesday. J Adv"
Carl Menzei o[ the S ate Uniter
' " "" .. ''[ The frost Monday morning di,1 con- ;: Everybody Inwted Ladms _Free ![
szty of lo'a as a Lone Tree 'mtor
". " , " " ' " " " .[sitlerable damage to garden re.get- 0O
th home folks the latter part o:I
" |ables and even to some corn in this • - .O , 4 O. O
last week. t vicinity
Ellen Benson is in Iowa City where[ Mrs Eva Snyder and daughter Gavl , " "=
• "" " - .... , are here fom ,lount I leasant for a
she zs helping care for Mrs G I r
Day ho as able to go home from O..=OT.O.,.O..O..OT=¢
" . lvisit at the parental H.U. Bak''r €O .0
REX THEATRE ;::
l the hospital yesterday. . t howe
Mr and Mrs (up Atkm of Muset
.... "-"3 .... " - "'" Miss Gladys ldggs expects to
fine were Lone Tree visitors on Tues-[leave soon for ('&orado where he ;;
day of ths eek having dmen out
" " , " "'" twi.l spend the summer. She ,,'ill drive °i ° ......
'by ca," to spend the day. lthrough in her Fords Coupe. #i @. SUNDAY, THE 31ST , .
Mrs L %agner and son Male&z,* )
..... " " " " " Mrs. I hilip Slinker. a student at the ##
of Des Moines arrived last Fiday for State University ot" Iowa was a week-
a visit here with the format's sister, end visitor at the parental Jos. R.
Mrs. W. R. Brewster and husband. Corbett home.
J. C. Loehr is painting his house and Miss Jeneatte McCurdy arrived last
George %Valse is assisting him. A1- week for a visit at the home of her
though Mr. Loehr ig 80 years old. he sister, Mrs. IV E. Shoquist, and also
is able to work considerably anti he to visit her mother who has been very '
gets around well for one of his age. il for the past couple of weeks. @,
From a scorching heat on F:'iday
, F. %'. Shoquist spent Sunday here @:
and Saturday to freezing weather on
Sunday and Moray is the oxF,:-rience with his faimly, having driven out @'
of Iowa residents during the past from Davenport, Mr. Shoquist ex-
pects soon to move to Mt. Pleasant
week. where he will be located and from
Fers for Memorml Day are very which place / he will work. @:
srce this year. If you have any you @:
can give just notify any member on Marsh Matthews did a few stunts
the flower comaittee and they will with his aeroplane last week during
gladly call for them. Any flowers will the school picnic and entertained the @:
be very much appreciated, crowd. On account of the wind. fly-
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sherburne and ing was rather difficult, but he man-
Miss Norma Sherbune drove to aged the plane very well and took up
Cedar Rapids Sunday where Norma t a few passengers.
remained and where she is taking a I The seniors surely enjoyed their
course in Beauty Culture. She will work in and around the Reporter office'
likely be there for several weeks, ast week and as they said, although
William Otson. who lost his wife a t they did not learn all there is to
. t know about editing a paper, they did
few weeks ago following an operatmn,
now has a housekeeper from iowa/learn some things which we hope will
City" who is helping him out. It makes prove beneficial to them.
it mighty hard for a farmer to be left Mr. and Mrs. Frea Ludemann were
with children to care for and with :here the first of the week, having
farm work piling up at this particular- driven up from Sperry, Iowa, to spend
a few days with their son, H.J.
ly busy time of the year.
i Ludemaun who is pastor of the local
M..E. church. "
Announcement
We have arranged with Lee McGuire to drive
:our oil truck, starting at once. He will call on
regularly and take care of your needs
promptly.
can rest assured that we will put out a
quality of Gasoline and Kerosine at all times.
We are a home company and build our bus!-
hess on quality, service and fair dealing.
¶Phone 5/our orders to McGuire's Restaurant
No. 63.
e
We ster00
K. Duncan, pres.
We are gla to note that Lee Mc-
IGuire has been given charge of th.
Western Oil truck in Lone Tree. Leo
is anxious to.get something definite
to do and will very likely make a goad
't
man for this job.
t "lVilliam Cerny shpped out a fln
load of white face steers on Tuesday
morning of this week. It was as fine
*la bunch of big fellows as we have
seen for some time and seems to u'
lthat he should top the market witb
such stuff.
Rev. Hightshoe well.remembered by
many of the older residents of this
community, spent Sunday here at the
i George Siverly home. Rev. Hightshoe
was visiting in Columbus Junction in
*.! the L. C. Hill home and as they were
. planning a visit at the Siverly home,
the Reverand came along and the
day was very enjoyably spent here.
Frank Kline assumed the roll of
I)ra:man on XVednosday morning of
l this week and will rgmain in that ca-
i pacity from this ttme forth. Charles
g Milton Sills & Anna Q. Nilsson
o=o . -- IN --
"flowing 6 o Id"
An epic of the oil fields--first of its kind to reach the
WEDNESDAy, JUNE 3
Agnes A yrea & Percy Marmont
' -- IN --
i,
:" "' When A 6M Loves"
Its plot, romamee and adventure staxt in Russia and
end in America.
0hpter Four of the Serial "Wolves of The North",
.ntitIed "Yasions of War".
&dmiion 10 and 25
Lee McGuire, local agerit
Is Your Sxbscription Due?
t iYedlik has been with C. J. Loehr for
ithe past sevcrat years, but difficultie
.rese and it was'deemed bet to g(,t
a llt:w man. SO F$tnk was hired. "We
hepe k(; will make a good man an,l
believe he ilt. 'We dJIo! know what
Mr. Yedlik expects tO do in tte ;uture.
Ancng the uut-of-iown alumni who
:,:ere here to attend the Alumni Ban-
• qet which was &eld in the Reformed
church last Tuqsdty ewming wer the
following people. Willis and
Naomi
?J.nsr. :l;. Vernon. lowq.: Hehn
l
Lutz. 3iyrtlp Person. Ruth Morris',n.
ma Ilalt. Esther Bassos. Iowa City; I
5"lr, \\;Vihna Schaapveld. %Vc't trAb t
arty; Mrs. Mildred Griffith. Florence,
('oo.; Kmneth Holdeman, Rock Is- I 0'
knd: Mrs. Eva Snyder, Mt, Pleasant: I
Joy and Laurel LinSley, Riverside; I '
Gladys Rigga, Iowa City,
The ason's Newest *
in Straw Hats '*
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> A N'LaA\\;TL), friendly.lo0king **:
> at "re are sure you will like. $
> Take this introducti.3n as <
> an invitation to co:n:: ;- and
It's f, "
> , 'g"
Herrin '"
' Tree, Iowa,
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