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~!!/~ i~ • /• THE LONE TREE REPORTER, LONE TREE, TOWA P.~GE FO'U~ .......... JIIIIII I q~'¢~ ' . . Mrs. Thomas A. Stanek and Mr. and ] Dr. and Mrs. ~r. L. Foster and Miss ] Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Cantrell and son I LOCAL NEWS ~rs. Richard Stanek and daughter A1-!1 Olive Todd retraced, v Thet° theirhadhomeSbeen BObMrs haVecantrell,sbeen enjoyingmother aMrsViSit Alma lfr°m . ........... ~ ice of Ft. Dodge were week end visit-lilt Chicago Sumta . y .. ,', , ' • , ~ " ., namerson WhO came Saturday Mrs --o-- m~ in the Chas. Hotz home.. Mrs. I visiting since Wednesday m tne Haldersou lives at Galesville Wise Mr and Mrs J L McMillan and James F. Stanek, also of Ft. Dodge, ~ homes of Mrs. Margaret Foster anni ' " son Larry Gene and "Mr and Mrs was a guest in the Ed Hotz home. [ other relatives in Muscatine and Iowa i Mrs. Jesse Baker left Sunday to Forrest Grubb and daughter Edith, ......... | City. {spend the winter with her daughter, .. : .......... ~etty jane ~e~sei arrived last weeK[ .............. ! Mrs. L. F. Hammond in Davenport all at t~OCK lslan(l" ~%lr. anti 5'lI'S ~ ..... l t~lrs. Harry Attig anu littlesou ' " ~.. ....... ' ........ end tram .*knoerson ind., to spena a t:nas i-~tcola Mrs b u wooaourn - • , • , • • • week wtth her parents Mr. and Mrs.| Larry Lee came home from the has- and daughter. Jeanet~te of Washington R D Petsel / Mtal" Wednesday afternoon. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1945 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Johnston came down from Cedar Rapids Saturday ev- ening to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hamilton and Mrs. Eva Crowe. Atlee, Francis and Burton Wolfe were Tuesday evening supper guests at the Charles Hotz home. FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Meyers 9 pound baby daughter born at Mercy hospital. They have! ed her Marsha Ann. \ H. A. McMillan. Mrs. F. O. Lutz returned Friday af- ter a mid-week visit with her dau- ghter, Mrs, Helen Walker and her children in Iowa City. Her daughter and husband, Sgt. and Mrs. ttomer Berven, visited Sgt. Berven's rela- tives at Webster City meantime. SHUCKS! NO TIME OFF NOW ~q ~| THAT I'M GETTING J k~ CARGILL -g= _YN '. Keep Your Hens on the Jobl Good poultry profits require good feeding. Feed Cargill Egg Mash --it's a rich source oI vitamins, minerals and proteins that help make your hens lay and pay. Buy in mash or pellet form. Newt's LONE TREE IOWA HEATRE "P]ways A Good Show" Sat. and Sun. Oct. 27th, 28th CARTOON NEWS Wed. and Thurs. Oct. 31st, Nov. 1st ROY_ ROGERS- TPJGG KiNG OF THE COWBOYS- SMARTEST HOR.~ .... IN THE MOVIES CARTOON NEWS Two Shows: 7:30 a;ad 9:15 Adtrlts, 35c Children, 14e @ John B. Sferenberg of Fulton, III. writes us concerning a bunch of Texas bred Angus heifers sold in Chicago in late June bringing $17.85 which was the top market price for that day. Their weight averaged 955 Ibs. and dressed 64.50%• They were purchased in Sept. and weighed 470 Ibs. These calves were put on self feeder in March. KENT BABY BEEF SUPPLEMENT was fed all the time they were in the feed lot and he states that he could not have picked a befler feed for the job. Mr. Sterenberg also sold a car lot of steers ~n July, topping the market at $18.00. These were the only $18.00 caffle in the yards that day. They weighed 1165 Ibs. per head. "1 can truthfully say in all my years of feeding cattle that I have never fed a feed that will consistently make market toppers like KENT BABY BEEF SUPPLEMENT. I sincerely recom- mend it to any good caffle feeder." GRAIN & FEED CORP. LONE TRy]E, IOWA NICHOLS GRAIN& FEED CORP. NICHOLS, IOWA \ Let's tear your electric bill to pieces Go AHEAD, lady--tear your electric bill apart and see what it's all about. This little piece lights all your lamps. This one plays your radios. This cools and keeps your food. This washes your clothes. This takes care of the cooking and ironing and cleaning. And so on. That's a lot of different jobs to be covered by one small bill. And--hold on! You've paid for more than just el~tric- ity. About 250 el every dollar you pay /or electric sere/co goes in turn for taxes wl~'ch benefit your com- munity and help pay for the war. Taxes UP .... General cost of living UP .... You'd think the cost of electric service would be up, too. But it isn't. It has even come down a little since the war began. Actually -- The average family ~ets about twice as much elec- tricity for its money today as it did t~fteen years a~o! This welcome fact comes from the careful planning and progressive spirit of America's business-managed, self- supporting electric companies. * Hear NELSON EDDY in "THE ELECTRIC HOUR" with Robert Armbruster'~ Orchl~fro. Every Sunday, 4:30 p. m., EST, CB$ Network. A self-supporting, tax paying, privately owned business 20 BOARS 25 GILTS Out of Victory Lo Down & Modern King Priced from $40.00 to $75.00 These are deep bodied, short legged, with wide backs. Extra good quality. FREE de- livery. H. Sywassink & Muscatine, Iowa, Rural Route 3 8 Miles East of Muscatine, take 61 Uncle Ezra loves ICE CREAM Th, rl No Matter What Day You Drop in OUR STORE You Will Find on ~m These Prices Good All Week! J Mayflower Halves in Syrup. No. ')~', _ /: Call .................... Tri Valley .~'O. o1,,:, Call Blue Plate. Small whole and cut, in Svrmp. No. . -,,., call ................................ :. ,,J GOLDEN VALLEY STRAWBERRY CHERRY Box P S BERR ~o-oz. ~ 29c GOLD MEDAL 50 lb. Bag ............................................... $2.49 I0 lb. Bag ............................................... 69 5 lb. Bag ............................................... Half Pound ................................................ AND VEGETABLES • California ORANGES, all sizes .. 39-69c If It's Available You Will It Here. Green Top CARROTS ........ bunch 9c Head LETTUCE ............. 15c GRAPEFRUIT ..... 3 for 20c ,,..,,, Grade "A" BEEF ROAST ...... . lb. 29c Fresh HORSERADISH • J ONIONS ......... 3 lbs. 20c Bulk MINCE MEAT • • ..... lb. New Crop CRANBERRIES Pound 33c . ,,, J Longhorn CHEESE ...... ...... lb. Fresh OYSTERS Price