Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 10

'YfiURSDAY, JTJNB 1922 WITH OUR FARMERS nmuiBST TO THE RUEAL BUSINESS MZX WHO FKODUOB TEB MATIOM'S' WEALTH will direct experiment with forage crepg. maS. and corn and hare 'charge of 'the eoopera: tire experiments which are coa- ducted in nranr parti of atate. The 17-year locust, or cicada, as It it more properly called, may be expected thus year in Illinois and southern Wisconsin with small kroods along the Lakees. In Indiana, on the border of Lake Michigan, and in the southern tier of counties in the State of Michigan, the characteristic whirring noise of the cicada will ie heard.

A big brood will appear in eastern Iowa. Unlike the locusts of the Bible, which were really destructive grasshoppers, the 17-ear cicado does bat little damage of a serious nature. Interest in it is due chiefly to its unusually long life cycle. broods. There are about 30 of the 177-year cicada scattered over the United States in different sections and appearing in difterent years.

From 1924 to 192S almost no cicada wilhbe seen. A iThe Bureau of Entomology of the averaging and only 2 per cent LOCUST DUE IN ILLINOIS Uttiud st tet Agri the io TM as seuled wl1 LULUdl UUC IN ILLINUId, culture will welcome, observations IOWA AND I I A A on thte year's occurrence in order to maintain ite records, from which Twenty-nine states are now coop- is forecast the reappearance of the crating with the United States De- INTERESTING NOTES ti partment of Agriculture in es'Jm- ating-crops and live stock. Each hanest season appioxi- mately Bounds of binder twine is 'used in tending the small-grain crops of tee United States. and girls' club members 84 the Illinois counties H. Cooper engaged in strawberry grow- fcut Mr.

Thomas F. death came at o'clock, this morning, following an operation, performed test night, in a desperate effort to save his life. It was one chance of a thousand, following a blood clot in the with gangrene superinduced. The worthy Iowa City man became ill, almost irithout warning, at and was 'taken to the hospital thereafter.Erery effort was made to avert the sad end. Reader Takes Newer Form of Iron--Feels Years Younger sold forty-three Aberdeen Angus TMS, according to reports receiied recently for $349 41 in Qiica- i by the United States Department go and three bulfi for J2S5.6? each.

of Agriculture. Tins work has ap- In three sales he sold worth, mostly to the older 'o -f of age, the reason being that it i-5 a basis. Thus far 74" bos and gisls are strawberries, each having 1 from 100 to plants last year. About 230,000 plants were of the Dunlap variety. I When the blanched kernels of peanuts f-om which the shells have are in making cil the cake can be ground Rccotd Breaker lOc 6 in foil SOc.) The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock, from St.

Patrick's church, Saturday, July snd the interment will be in St Joseph's ceme- Mr-. Grsdy resided at 20 West Premiss street He born in Iowa City just a half-century ago, last March, and had made bis home here the major part of his life. He' was a faithful member of Uncle Sam's staff, at the Arsenal, Rock Island, a long time, and a couple of months ago, he returned Iowa, City, and was engaged in-the reconstruction of the Old Capital, on S. TJ. I- campus, when he was into use'i with wheat, SIr i ten.

corn, and similar starchy flours his ane son, I to make very palatable and nu- an( one daughter--William aged tritious cakes, gems, and hat an( Genevieve, aged Five and three brothers also mourn--Mesdames Robert E. -Freeman, Iowa City; Al. Fair, Casper, James Sowers, Buffalo Center, Iowa; Thomas Grady, Davenport, Iowa; and B. James Lattt- mer, Springfield. and CONVICT LABOR BOMBERS CHICAGO, Juae former labor union officials, including a woman, were yesterday found guilty of to extort and bomb, by a jury in Judge.

Marcus Kavanagh's court. The maximum sentence" from on- to five years in the penitentiary and a $2000 fine Inrestlgators from the state was i mpose each, fire office 'have left the city, after completing their of the rained Kane building, where the Brarerman'B grocery store was burn-, ed oat the other morning. Messrs. Frowick and Melllh, the state men, made no announce- fShc weeks ago I saw a special ment as to the character of their offer in the paper telling how forthcoming ruling about permit-' thousands people grow old in ting the Kane building to be looks and energy kng before repaired, hut it is beliered ther they -are really old in years, be- intend to recommend that it cause, as examinations by physi- whoily rebuilt, being of frame, Icians have shown, an enormous aad in the fire limits. 5 number of people do not have Another Near I enough iron in their blood.

I Another fire might have started hare been talking Xuxaxed Iron in the same building for two weeks; the results are but for timely discovery. simply astounding. The roses Chief J. J. Clark Attorney have come back in my lips and C.

P. Hambrecht, -Mrs. Kane's cheeks, and I can conscientiously! representative, strolling say that I feel ten years through the Forester apartments The above is a typical hypotheti-; on the first floor, front, and! cal case showing the that: ihe chief perceived a wisp of have been achieved by a great! smoke wavering- rfp" from the many people since we started floor. this "satisfaction or money He investigated; turned offer on Kuxated Iron. We will! 'a mattress and found it burng.

make you the same This indicates spontaneous com-', if. after taking: the two week's bustion, following the soaking treatment of Iron, yon! given by the streams that inun- do not feel and look years young- dated the place, during the we will promptly refund your ter-midnight blaze. Inasmuch as 1 money. sereral days had it is! Call at once or bottle of Nui- Speaking of pleasant ot --dc smoking do you know Harvester? It's a cigar, men-- a real one. TIw Humor fjtprd NewVorfc DiMTibotcdbr MARTIN BROTHERS COMPANY Waterloo Iowa great SHADE and HAVANA cigar breads, says the Tinted States Department of Agriculture.

The hroad-noed weevil, is prevalent in Florida and occasionally found in Georgia and South Carolina, can not attack whole grain or seed of a medium degree of hardness, according to the United States -Department of les. and John Grady, all of Iowa City. Mr. Grady was a member of the Agriculture. rice -weevil, Eagles, the Catholic Order of For- however, with which it is commonly associated, begins the attack, making it a simple matter for the weaker insect to reach the softer parts of the grain.

Cracked, dam- esters, and St Patrick's church. A devoted good citizen, a loving husband and father, had a circle of friends, and his untimely death Trill bring foraged, or soit seed is quickly in- row to one and all. Great sympa- fested by the broad-nosed weevil. 1 thy is voiced to the bereaVed fam- AMES. June 29--Special: H.

D. Hughes, head of the farm THREE FLYING crops department at Iowa State KILLED College and chief of the-farm crops SAX June 29-section of the'Iowa Agricultural i Three aviation cadets were "killed Experiment station, has returned and their bodies burned, when an to his duties at the college after I airplane In which they had just a year's leave of absence. risea at Brooksfield fell 20(T feet, Mr. Hughes, fc- one of the late, yesterday. They are -TWaldron best known agriculturists in the i R.

Farrell of Philadelphia, the pi- country, wiil again have supervi- lot; William C. McCoy, XashviHe, sion of thl farm crops investiga- and George C. Thompson, i tions of tlis experiment station. 1 West Philadelphia. Pa.

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Wben JOB are on yocr tap and need a utsr toe, po to tbs nearest World Th-e Store, Ton set teesaae grade tires--titesarac iow prices and the sasss conrteoss semce. oafe to assume that the mattress had not been sircldering all that time. ated Iron at Shrader's Drug Store. Brady's Specials FOR Friday and Saturday Gunpowder or Japan Tea, per Ib. 2 Ibs.

Cocoa for large canMilk for 3 cans Corn or 6 cans Oil Sardines 10 Ibs. Cane Sugar to each for 69fr 10 Ibs. new potatoes for Fresh tomatoes, per Ib. 20c Wax Beans, per Ib. 15e Watermelons, per Ib 03c 2 cantaloupes for 25d 2 doz.

Fresh Eggs Fresh pineapples, each 23c Sweet Oranges, per doz. 59c Sunkist Lemon's, per doz Black raspberries, while they last, per qt 35e 3 large cans Peaches for 2 Ibs. Peaberry Coffee for for Creamery butter, perlb 2 Ibs. Cream or Brick Cheese for 55d 3 pkgs. Macaroni or 24c 3 large rolls Toilet Paper for 89c 10 bars P-G, Bob White or Peosta Soap for Phones 820--821 PHONE 17 26 PHONE1727, Her.

J. Alexander Jenkins, formerly of Johnson county, now one of America's foremost Congregational clergymen, will be here from Chicago to deliver a Fourth of July address; and he will also fill the pulpit for his old-time Welsh parishioners Sunday, July 2. and Sunday, July 9. He will give the patriotic address at Hughes' park, when the noted patriotic association of churches holds its annual Fourth of July celebration next week The program will embrace oratory, music, feasting, baseball ganres and other events. J.

D. 10 REST Funeral services in memory of Mr. J. B. Hedges, a pioneer of Iowa City, aged 81, who.

died at Pawnee, held here to- day.sThe officiating clergyman wa Rev. Bbbert Reed, and he conducted the services at the Hohen- schUh-Dpnohue mortuary. Mr. E. C.

Hedges accompanied the reP' mains here, this morning, but other from distant points could not come. Interment, was made in the family burying grqjind at Oakland cemetery. Friday, Saturday and Monday Here'sa li st that every housewife should read in offers the rlaoiToKIa AwwvfriAfi irrftflt.lv t.r» vniir advantage. Don't over- i most desirable groceries at prices greatly to your advantage, look an item. COFFEE -White-House Coffee, per pound ra 2 pounds Bulk Cocoa for 2 large packages Kellogg's Corn Flakes or Post- Toasties for r.

2 Pkgs. Cream of Wheat for 3 Pkgs. Shredded Wheat for 4 pound box Soda Crackers for Calumet Baking Powder, per pound 2oc package Star Naptha i Powder for 19c 25c 45c 37c 59c 25e 19c SUGAR -15 po'unds Pure Cane Sugar with $1 order for 10 pounds New Potatoes for Bulk Peanut Butter, per pound 3 packages Jello, any flavor for Good Country Butter, while it lasts, per pound 1 pint bqttle Grape Juice" for Ginger Ale, per bottle 25c bottle Hires Root Beer Extract for 45cJ 15cl 29cl 35cl 35cl 19cf I THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY I Mft I 126 So. Clinton St. (1 door South of 5 and We Store) --FREE DELIVERY-- HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHllHIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIMIIIIIIllinilllllllllllllllHIUIIIIIHlHIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIIIUIIHmHIIIIimiT Monarch Fabrics Guaranteed 7,000 Milts 30x3 $9.20 31x4 15.10 32x4 17.00 33x4 17.50 34x4 18.50 49 1A 24jOO 24.90 A CHAIN OF STORES COAST TO COAST HARMON TIRE CITY, IOWA Prof.

Frederick Highee of the college of applied science, S. U. 1., is thfe new vice president-of the society for the Pronfotion of Engineering Education, elected at Champaign, last week. when the annual ronvention of the great body was held. Otirer attendants at the meet- Ing were Dean W.

P-aymond Dr. Earle Waterman, Prof. J. H. Dnnlap also newly honored and destined to leave S.

U. I. and Iowa, City as related in the Press- Citizefi', and Prof. J. Lambert.

All participated fri discussions or other phases of the program. FUNDS SOUGHT TO BUY FIREWORKS FOR KIDS IN HOSPITAL Patriotic citizens wishing to spread a Ijftle eheer on the national holid'ay can do so by contributing to a fund with which to furnish fireworks for patients in the Children's hospital. An appeal was made for the children today. Contributions, either fireworks, or money, will be received by Miss "Watson, supervisor of the "hospial. The appeal asks that those wishing to give do so by Monday afternoon, July 3.

Because many of the children in the hospital are physically unable to take part in Fourth of July celebrations as most of Young America, authorities at the hospital have always arranged some sort of holiday for them. per set for these beautiful shakeless salt and pepper cellars Only one set to each customer. In the province of Kuiechow, China, is a race of dark-skinned aborigines called the Black Miaos, differing greatly in character from the Chinese. 50 1 Peck nicel argen ew potatoes for a dozen of our good juicy lemons for 50 cent oranges, per dozen 35 Curtis Supreme Ripe Olives for Bulk Queen Olives, per quart Try a dozen dill pickles for Medium size sweet pickles, 3 dozen for .69 .39 .39 .45 .19 .29 16 oz. cans Del Monte Baked Beans, 3 for Ever-Best Nucoa or Good Luck Oleomargarine.

Jiffy-Jel, while it lasts, per package 35c jar Armour's Veribest jam Thousand Island, Plain 6r Olive Mavonnaise or Yacht Club Salad Dressing, per jar 25 cent cans Del Monte Pimentos for Well filled comb honey, per comb .27 .25 .09 .29 .31 .19 .29 CLOSED Our store will be closed all day Tuesday, July 4th. J. CLASSMAN PHONES 672--673--674 MI 111 i 11 M-H i I-M 111 i-t-: i 1 1 1.