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NOT. 15, 1945
a Solemn Duty..."
OUR WOUNDED.--The Victory Loan affords the people of a grateful
to slmw by action their thankfulness to our disabled
it this Victory Loan which shall help to make it possible to hospi-
rehabilitate them. ta~ that they may take again their rightful places
We eamaot fail---we must met fail these heroes of ours.
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WEEKDAYS
EVENINGS
MORNING- 8:30 to 12:30
EVENING--5:30 to 9:30
THE LONE TREE
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man, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buser, Mr. I
and Mrs. Oliver Stewart, Mr. andI
Mrs. Lyle Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Bell, and Mrs. Mayme Estle.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bell and dau-
ghters Virginia and Helen entertain-
ed at Sunday dinner: Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. H. Bell. Ruel and Rae, of Lone
Tree, Mrs. Mayme Este, M~s. Robert
Brown, Patricia and Linneus Norman
Buekman, and Darrel Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Vcre W'alP.er ,~nd Don-
ald, Mr. and 3ira. Charles Busex, La-
Moyne and Lorcn attended a family
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Shellabarger, near Wapello, i
Sunday, which honored the silver wed-;
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Vere Walker. i
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Laird, Peggy
and Jane and Mrs. ,qwailes and Patty
Sue, of Davenport, visited Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swafles.
Mrs. Anita Neiswanget and Mr. and
Mrs Merle Chambers, of Amsworth,
%vere Wednesday dinner guests ot Mr.
and Mrs. I. A. Summers.
Miss Flossie Morse, of Muscatine,
was a special guest Wednesday even-
ing at the adult church party h¢ld at
the Grace E .& R. church.
Mrs. R. V. Wolford, Mrs. Pearl
Kennedy, Mrs. Elbert Snyder, Mrs.
Isaac Abbott, Mrs. A. W. Jones, Mrs.
Stacy Todd, and Mrs. Ardie Edgar at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Myrtle
Jennings at Columbus Jet. Friday.
Miss Anna Gay, Mrs. Hattie Gill-
ette and daughter, Emma, of Iowu
City, were Friday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Abbott, ,and at-
tended the Mrs. Myrtle Jenntngs fu-
neral at Columbus Junction.
Miss Anna Gay of Minneapolis,
visited here Wednesday. Miss Gay
is visiting in Iowa City and Itedrich
before going to California to spend
the winter.
A thank-offe}ing service directed by
Mrs. Win. McCormick featured the
Veednesday meeting of the ~,V6men's
Guild of the (;race Evangelicalal~di
reformed church. I
The December meeting will featur~i
the birthday pot-luck luncheon and]
annual reports of officers I
Mrs. A. W. Jones has received
word from her" cousin, Major Paul
Wagner, saying he has re~e,.:t:y ar-
rived in Paris where he will be sta-
tioned for three months.
He will superintend the distribu
tion of clothing and food to the
French and Belgian families who
helped American airmen escape dur-
ing the war.
Pfc. Lester Johnson returned last
week to San Antonio, Tex., where he
will receive treatment for wounds r~-
ceived in Germany. Pfc. Johnson had
spent a furlough here with his wife
and daughter, who are making their
home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Barnhart.
:omers are ewer
... and find your comfort greater
Christmas crowds are sure to be enormous. And, as
usual, they will also be jolly, patient-and tolerant.
But, even casual observation will show you that ser-
vice is better when cfistomers are fewest, and in
effort to be hepful we want to tell yotr just when to do
your Christmas Shopping with the expiration of
getting better service.
*Profit by shopping earlier---NOW--in
November... when stocks are more
complete--when salespeople can give
you individual attention--when you
can give more time to each gift you
select.
This is an effort on our par* to be helpful; don't for a
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minute think that we n!,t do our best to s -pply
your needs on any occasion/when the store is open.
Iowa City, Iowa
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Mrs. Maude Dyche, Miss Naomi
Pogemiller, Miss Verda Covell and
and Mrs. Kelly McKee and Evelyn at-
tended the Junior class play at Col-
umbus Junction Tuesday evening.
T/5 Alden Babbitt has been honor,
ably discharged at Pittsburg, after
three and one-half years in the army.
There was a program at the Oak-
land school Monday evening at ei~zht
o'clock. Mrs. Cecil Schllchting is the
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teacher.
The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist
church met Wednesday at the church.
A chicken dinner was served to the
public at noon. Mrs. J. H. Gippte,
MI~. Vere Walker, Mrs. Donald Buser,
and Mrs. Harry Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson haee
been visiting relatives at Albia. Mr.
Johnson is on vacation from his du-
ties as Milwaukee section foreman.
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IT WILL COST M!LLIONS TO BRING OUR ARMI ES BACK
and it's just as expcndv¢ as it w~* taking them over.
Meanwhile, thousands of our men who stay behind in
occupied territory mu~t rece*ve their pay, be clothed,
housed and fed at Uncle Sam's expense.
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UNCLE SAM MUST STILL PAY FOR THESE. Although
America had already started to cut down on production