PAGE SIX MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, ER 28, 1920 Move pullets into winter quarters OCT. 30TH TO NOV. 6TH COX'S VARIED ROLES before they begin to lay, the United S'tates Department of Agriculture advises. All should be in winter quarters By SCOTT C. BONE before cold weather. See that At "one" with Woodrow Wilson and for Wilsonism and all It the henhouse is disinfected and that Implies, without reservation, yet beseeching a weary, tax-burdened it is tight on three sides and that country to elect him President. That's Candidate Cox. there is no chance for a draft to An exponent, for campaign purposes, of progressive thoxight and Pull off your Coat. Roll up your Sloeves. strike the hens while on their roosts. lofty ideals, yet nominated and backed by Boss Murphy, Boss Rrennan, Boss Taggart and Ed Moore I That's Candidate Cox. ERIC LOSTEGARD DEAl/ Wettest of the wet aspirants for President, save Edwards, by FOR SIX GREAT BIG BARGAIN DAYS Eric Lostegard of Corning died at Bryan's appraisement, In a Democratic Convention dominated by the the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lewis wets, yet now endeavoring to convince an arid country that he is dry Lysne of Blooming Prairie, Monday and ever has been a dry! That's Candidate Cox. ,, __ You probably have had enough of this invitation price making events—those mark up mark down games. morning at 8:30 at the age of 79 Charging that a corruption fund of $15,000,000 was being raised to Use Your Eyes and Read. years. The funeral will be held Friday buy up the Presidency, and then, at safe distance from the seat of inquiry, raising the amount to $30,000,000, yet without producing an at 12:30 o'clock from the house in Who was ever guilty of marking a 36 percale 60 since the Civil War. It's those people who try to degrade iota of evidence in support of his wild charges. That's Candidate Cox. Blooming Prairie and at 2 o'clock at advertising—the only means4y which to inform the public of an Honest Bargain. A machine-made politician, vouched for by Tammany, yet pretending the Red Oak Grove Lutheran church. to have been given the light in 1912 as a disciple of Theodore The one who marks good that he may give 20 or 25 per cent discount and get more than an honest profit after doing this. Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson! That's Candidate Cox. HOMER B. DIBELL Arraigning the press for not taking him seriously by printing his If you doubt this ask the man who paid $2.57 more for a coat sold at 25 per cent discount than his neighbor speeches, yet knowing, as a newspaper man, that the cost of print Do Not Experiment With The paid before the sale. paper under this Administration is too high to give space to mere Supreme Benah words! That's Candidate Cox. You Have Read What Barnum Said Crying out against a mythical "Senate oligarchy," because the precious Wilson covenant failed of ratification, yet with full knowledge that hostility of Democratic Senators rendered ratification impossible! Your catalogue quotes 20% off and charges 2x/2 more for a yard of outing than a regular price, no use That's Candidate Cox. talking. A mild, dodging critic of Burlesonism and Palmerism, when confronted GET BUSY by hecklers out West, yet committed unqualifiedly to Burlesonism and Palmerism by the Democratic platform That's Candidate Cox. An apologist for the sinking of the Lusitania, a pacifist of the If you do not want the best and most for your 'money just bite on these fakes, get ready. way.<p></p>MURPHY'S Newton Baker stripe as clouds gathered, and intervening on behalf of The Good things are rolling your Come and carry them away from a rich slacker when war came on, yet today appealing for the support ©f American sons who went to the front I That's Candidate Cox. Dry to the drvs, wet to the wets, spirituelie to the spiritual, ail things to all crowds, in the face of the G. O. P. landslide clearly impending, SSL 'V\ yet never daring to deviate in his devotion to Wilsonism or the Wilson League by the dotting of an "i" or the crossing of a "t"l That's Candidate Cox! And, finally—an acrobatic Ajax defying the lightning of public disapproval! That's Candidate Cox. 36 in. Percales, light or dark, Beautiful union suits in all sizes Salvation Army Sets Judge Dibell's training and ability as Father Says Wfcy He Is a Lawyer and District and Supreme Aside Week of Oct. 30 25c 98c per yard 'and styles. For Son for Court Judge, has fitted him for the Pre ideat As Harvest Festival position he holds and entitles him to These Amoskeag Outings, Men's heavy full fleeced separates re-election. Harvest Festival week will be held Indianapolis.—Dr. George T. Harding, Prepared by Mower Co., Volunteer of by the local Salvation Army Corps seventy-six years father old, 33c 79c Committee, Austin. Minn. at at Senator Harding, came here from from October 30 to Novsmber 2. Siarion the A. R. to attend National G. The corpj will send out members Why Pay Mere encampment. He is the general surgeon 36 in. Plain White Outing, Men's heavy full fleeced union of the Ohio Department th« of authorized to get names and to recieve for a business course by correspond thank offerings such as vegetables, 35c $1.87 at suits, at deuce, when your home institution fruits, grains, meats, fowls, offers a better course, in residence fishes, flowers or potted plants, or at $95. Call on us or write anything you feel led to offer of for our catalogue. $13.75 value or its money equivalent. We mean what we say-—No mark up, mark down goes here. Cold blooded prices are the talking machine. UNIVERSITY OF Ladies Cloth Coats full length, waist lined, large collar, size 16 to 44 ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS SOUTHERN MINNESOTA AND GET RESULTS THERE ARE OTHERS ALL ALONG JUST AS VALUABLE. PLUSH COATS and up $19.75 SUITS AT AND OTHERS JUST AS PLEASING—YOU MAY LIKE THE OR $14.75 $16.75 Thirteen Incorrigible Kids—and a Bull Dog $22.50 BETTER. THEY ARE ALL ON THE MAP. ^Saturday, Oct. 30tH MILLINERY SPECIAL FOR THE DAY V2 PRICE H0ISERY RUGS BLANKETS ^Copyright by Dexheimer, Indianapolis.) Size 27 by 54. You have DR. GEORGE T. HARDING. Boys and Girls heavy black Size 69x70 by 79x80 A. R. He served in the Civil War been told lots of things M9 a private in the 136th, Ohio volunteer School Hose for School Cold Blooded facts and it infantry, enlisting eighteen. $3.75 "When Warren is elected President wear. All Sizes 250 prices should open you country will get a good, honest W&SLn who sympathizes with the common Eyes. Women's black Hose in And those beautiful plaids people. He was reared that way. had a noble Christian mother and Then see these going at was brought up under her fine influence." light or medium weight $6.75 at and many $1.98, S3.98, Dr. Harding is hale and hearty and plain hem or ribbed top Eia& use for neither glasses nor a cane. $11.75 & $10.75 others. ®S3ils was the fifth national encampanent 8H to 10 in. size. And then those Axminsters he had attended. He was the reenter of interest among his 60,000 $57.75 Size 9 by 12 at Price 2S^ comrades who attended the encamp We are out to give you an asaent. Congoleu ms 9 by 12 GOTTA Beat them if you can. STUMMItX $17.75 idea what you may expect VOTERS ENCOUNTER NO ACHE We are not talking of one DIFFICULTY CHOOSING Grass Matting 6 9 by BETWEEN CANDIDATES. $7.25 to find after 4 years of hard or two pairs. Dozens of Yes their is more and still "Washington.—The American people Struggling. are carefully making a close comparison Vou can hardly blame your Unc!? for not "'anting to let the place to thc.fi them ready. Some. right now between Senator Hardand Governor Cox. The choice between these two men and the policies fihey represent is not a difficult one Sm* Whether its Cloth Coats at $13.75 or $50 or $75 or Plush Coats from and the writer honestly believes the What secret scandal made American people have their minds $19.75 to $100 or Fur Coats at $450. They all suffer this terrific SlashDresses, saa.de up and are ready to vote. Senator Harding and Governor Cox the wealthiest old family in Shoes, Waists or any Item you may desire. We are not able to are almost diametrically opposed to ^ach other in everything. Senator mention all. Sarding stands for Americanism and New York adopt a pretty -•Governor Cox espouses internationallam. Wednesday, Nov. 3th. Big Basment Day. Harding is cautious about what Stlnd of a league he and his party goes bookstore clerk?* Into while Cox wants to wade right Thursday, Nov. 4th. Suit Special into the European league as proposed /. fey President Wilson. Senator Harding is careful, deliberate, On Monday a poor salesgirl in a bookstore. On Tuesday dignified, sincere, serious and she was living in a Fifth Avenue mansion surrounded by Friday & Saturday, Nov. 5 & 6th. Are Great Cloak Days. isonstructive, while Governor Cox is every luxury^ with jewels, autos, costly clothes and a maid «rafty, quick to seize upon any kind of her own. g»f an artifice he is bombastic and Come expecting the best. Bring your friends and we will see they are Impulsive. jRead the brilliant mystery story of New York Society by Senator Harding has been a llfesSme Kathleen Norris. not disappointed at accumulating a moderate fortune R. R. Murphy ^rhlle Governor Cox jumped into the srmitimillionaire class in a few years. iSarding lives modestly and quietly in Pictorial Review •ri»n unostentatious manner while Govpernor Cox lives In luxury on a large restate iij a home costing half a million dollars. for November fl^fr Warren G. Harding will be fifty-five of is O O A years age on Election Day. He old enough to know and young enough MINNESOTA to do. His rival has not yet reached AUSTIN, of discretion. even the years R. R. MURPHY Phone your news items to The News—Main 450.