!3l' 3W!" *-Y»_ 1 -W MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA PAGE SIX MONDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1920 Comir? School Celebrates 6 RAND-MA KCG wen-sue said that MOST B€ to Hallowe'en With Program OLD PASCAL-TrtewJ OOD people ote YOUNG 4*0 teacHCR C6OTMNLY And Party Friday Night HOME Celebrating Hallowe'en with a party and prop-ram, the Corning School District SWEET 72, also sold refreshments, HOME which netted the scnool $23.59. For the rast week the school has been attending closed because of the teacher the Teachers Institute held here. Josena The honor pupils for October are Syverud, Arthur Syverud, Clara Syverud and Louise Friend. The program: Welcome—Cora Tollefson. MAJORITY OF MINNESOTA SENATE US Song—October Nuts are Falling vehicles pay will returned to them in The trouble with the Democratic Down—School. party is that so many of its leader^ Recitation—I am a Little Lady— savings on their cars, tires and gasoline act like their party emblem. Hazel Thompson. bills when they drive out of the Recitation—Little Orphant Annie —Dora Tollefson. cities. The state traffic census showing POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Victrola Music. that ten times as many motor vehicles Prepared by Mower uo., Vol. Com., to Play— Pilgrim Children's Hallowe'en. SUCCESS and FAILURE be paid for at regular advertising as horse-drawn rigs are using Mildred—Annie Tollefson. rates. the roads helped the argument that Mary—Alice Tollefson. Senators Believe New Program Can Be Carried On Without Lewis—Arthur Syverud. roads should be paid for by wheels HOMfeR B. DIBELL Indians—Carrie, Lizzie Lea, Tilman, Bond Issues—Large Cities Will Not Profit Directly By that use them. Do Not Experiment With The Henry, Nordal, Ole, Arnold, Amendment. James, HerschelSong—There's Supreme Bench Duluth Is Already Levying Pumpkins in the The difference between Opposed to any road bond issue Corn Field—School. Will Secure Help Wheelage Tax Victrola Music. for new state construction, a majority From Larger Cities sons who live this month on Now that argument is being made Hallowe'en Spirits— members of the Minnesota Senate of The last opportunity to get help Witch—Clara Syverud by city officials with the result that ALL of NEXT monhts salary, have gone on record as guaranteeing Ghosts—Hilda, Esther, Mabel, Josena, from the three large cities in the Duluth is levying a wheelage tax for Alice, Cora, Dora, Olga, Lizzie to taxpayers of the state the adoption state toward maintaining and impi-oving street funds St. Paul will vote Tuesday and those who live this month Lea, Marion, Hazel B., Annie. of a conservative, common-sense program the main roads of the state probably Lightning Bugs—Stanley, Sydney, on a wheelage tax amendment to upon the passage next Tuesday on PART of LAST months salary. will be offered by Good Roads Marion, Josena. Hilda, Esther, Mabel, its charter, and a like movement is of Good Roads Amendment No. 1. Annie, Alice, Reubin, Ronald. Amendment No. 1 on the pink ballot under way in Minneapolis. After Senator H. Nord of International L. tomorrow, its advocates now are they begin paying special taxes on Miss Stella Heimer and Miss Rice, Falls, awake to the interests of the explaining. their cars for city street improvements tcnchers in the Rose Creek Public farmers and working men in particular, Altho 42 per ce* of the automobiles those car owners probably will S hools were guests of Austin friends polled the senate members on the and trucks on which license fees oppose propositions to pay still more Saturday. subject. are to be raised to furnish the additional toward country road funds. YOUR BANK "Adequate maintenance to make money under the plan are owned Friends of Amendment No. 1 urge PEOPLE'S SERVICE STORES every road a good road in advance of in Minneapolis, St. Paul and Duluth, voters to remember also that failure START REMODELING WORK hard-surfacing except where traffic not a foot of the highways on which to vote on the amendment counts the is so heavy that gravel roads will not that fund is to be spent is within same as a vote against it and means In order to facilitate the handling The Austin National Bank stand up," is briefly the plan favored only road tax increases and probably those cities. It is a plan for improvement of their business, The People's Service by the senators, almost without exception. of country roads with a promise bond issues which otherwise will be Stores, located in the store formerly that the share city owners of motor unnecessary. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA owned by C. Horrobin, has W. Judge Dibell's training and ability as started remodeling the interior of the Believe Program Will P. D. BEAUUEU, a Lawyer and District and Supreme /. L. MITCHELL, store. Shelving will be rearranged Work Without Bond Issue Cashier Court Judge, has fitted him for the President and the entire store put on a thoroly For Upper or Lower The same senators, after studying position he holds and entitles him to modern basis. the plan during the last session of re-election. J. T. Sandven, proprietor, announced Full Set of Teeth the legislature, state that they are this morning that further plans satisfied that the new program can be for improvements were under consideration. carried out without bond issues. The statement is based upon estimates by 'dfwL aHumjQ- Mem at dtleh engineers that $10,000,000 a year TWENTY-THREE LOCAL MEN from automobile license fees and federal SECURE CHAUFFEUR'S LICENSES for Highest Possible Quality at aid will provide good maintenance Lowest Possible Price of every mile of trunk highways According to Chief of Police and leave enough to grade and gravel Teeter, twenty-three Mower County 400 miles and hard-surface 200 miles men took examinations for chauffeur's each year. The engineers show that "it's more like license Saturday and passed. will mean that the entire 7,000-mile The examination was'conducted by system will be well graded, drained state officials. a Smoke! and graveled, and more than 1,500 miles will be hard-surfaced where GUARANTEED traffic requires, all in six years and Gold NOT. Bridge Election Day 2, 1920. without bond issues or the road tax Polls open Cities 6 a. m. to 9 p. Crowns increases which must come if Good Work There you have Spur's big reason in a m., Villages and towns 9 a. m. to Roads Amendment No. 1 fails to Dr. Harris, $7.00 9 p. m. Every man and woman $7.00 nutshell. It's what an American carry. Dentist over 21 years of age, who is an The senators now stand 60 in favor legion man said after, he had puffed American citizen, resident in of and 2 against adoption of Amendment Each Per Tooth AUSTIN, MINN. Minnesota since May 2, 1920 No. 1 and the majority willingly a Spur for a moment or two. and in his voting precinct since gave their views to assist toward Oct. 3, 1920, is entitled to vote. Phone 902 Hirsh Building its passage to "pull Minnesota out of knew cigarettes. Found how comforting He the Mud." fliaminniiiiitii^ a good one is. Had 16 months For insurance, loans, city property consult, J. E. Crippen, Phone Bridge in France. And he \new what he was 140. Over Austin National Bank. talking about when he said: Adv. tf-c. Good roads will bring the farms "More Li\e a SMOKE"— closer to good towns, good markets, good schools and good churches. Vote you can taste the good i. licit 's because 'Yes' for Amendment No. 1 next Tuesday. You get the aroma tobacco in Spurs. of and delicious blend of the a new AUCTION DATES leaf grown in Turkey, fine Burley finest other homegrown tobaccos. and 29—Farm Machinery, Friday, Oct. and Purebred Percheron Horses, Hereford Cattle, Chester White Unmarred bystarch because the seam Hogs. C. L. Rice, 1 Yz miles south, is crimped not pasted. east of Austin. 10—Big Type Poland Wednesday, Nov. 1 Longer and sweeter in the smoking— Chinas. Anderson's, Blooming Prairie. slower in the burning. Fresh and 12—First Mower County Friday, Nov. fragrant as you open the pack, because Holstein Sale, at Austin. 16—Sale of Aberdeen Tuesday, Nov. it's triple-wrapped. Angus Cattle. E. S. Babcock on farm north of Austin. Priced to be popular and packaged to 16—Farm Machinery, Tuesday, Nov. all the Stock, Hay, and Feed. Martin be select. Olson, IVz miles west of Brownsdale. See for yourself—"more li\e a SMOKE. 22 Horses, Cattle, Monday, November Hogs, Sheep, Feed. Farm Machin ery, etc. P. O. Ensrud, 8 miles LIGGETT 5? MYERS TOBACCO CO. north of Corning. OLD STANDBY, FOE ACHES AND PAINS Any man or woman who keeps Sloan's handy will tell you that same thing Eattacked specially those frequently by rheumatic twinges. counter-irritant, Sloan's Liniment A scatters the congestion and penetrates this NEW EDISON to the afflicted without rubbing part, soon relieving the ache and pain. and used everywhere Kept handy lor reducing and finally eliminating the pains and aches^of lumbago, neuralgia, muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprains, bruises, and the results of exposure. Schleuder Paper Co. 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