{I 1 'y?y.vj -nmi MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA PAGE TWO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1920 ECLIPSE CORNER FRED WELSH FLANS COMEBACK—USE A BEAR Same Thought in Great Minds. Carlyle wrote of "One life—a little WEST LANSTNG 1 gleam of time between two eternities." GAIN LAST WEEK Marcus Aurelius had written, "Deem Weekly Shaving? Edited by not life a thing of consequence, for Vol. 345 Thursday, Nov. 11, 1920 Splinters Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dugaw and Mrs. look at the yawning void of the future L. J. Haney were Austi ncallers Friday. THE MONEY MAKING FARMER and at that other limitless space, the Save 25 9c of your coal bill. Coal Supply and demand may vary. past." The old Saxon, Bede, likened costs a lot of money now-a-days. Prices may fall or rise. But in every Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Noble of Newry Storm Sash and Doors will save of man in his earthly life to a sparrow case the farmer who can produce the Prices Advance A Dollar Per your coal bill. Not only that, you flying out of the dark night into the called at the John Noble home most at the least cost is the one who will be comfortable and warm. Yot» Cwt. Cattle And Sheep lighted banquet hall for a moment Sunday afternoon. makes the most money. Up-to-date will pay for them on the saving of Started Higher But Closed only, and then out again into the black Miss Rose Jacobson spent the week farm construction is one of the agencies your coal the first winter and think and unknowD night. Steady To Lower that will help to increase production end at her home in Austin. of the comfort you will enjoy. and at the same time reduce, Sanford Ranum of Austin was a !lS!l!«:il!EIH!!!!H!!iHi! !IHI! labor cost. Many a building pays for South St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 11— guest of his parents Sunday. N O I E Don't let spring rains spoil your itself more quickly than expected. Election week found farmers and live Miss Kathryn Rolland of St. Ansgar You know that a modern manure pit walls and ceilings. Put on a new stock shippers in many quarters too saves most of the liquid manure so visited at the Nobles home a few roof now—one that is proof against busy tending to their voting duties to SAVE YOUR PAPER. WE valuable as fertilizer. You know, days last week. Jane Noble accompanied continual repairs. BUY IT Highest prices paid for too, the amount of labor you can save market much live stock, and receipts her home Wednesday for a scrap iron, Rags, Rubbers and with modern barn arrangement and dropped off both here and around and Metals, Hides And Wool. brief stay. equipment, with an up-to-date piggery, the western circuit. The result was Get our prices before Selling hennery, milk house or feeding Make your forms carefully if you Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dugaw visited elsewhere. that prices were boosted in all departments, floox*. are to have well constructed concrete their daughter Mrs. Cecil Padelford Whatever your needs, whether for but before the close of the Chas. Dubinsky & Co. work. When an i:cn casting is made, at St. Olaf hospital Sunday afternoon. building now or in the future, the wee kdropped back on cattle and the forms are of extreme importance TEL. NO. 400-L MAIN Eclipse will gladly give valuable aid sheep, the hog market alone holding Freddie Welsh, former lightweight champ, plans a come-back. —if the casting is not right, tho, it Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Noble of in helping you to select the most .economical A- he hopes it will "be "like avbear—like & bear." At least thiis new railllBiiliHIGHI! 1 IISIHHIHI! its gain. Improvement of consumptive can be melted again and repoured: type of construction for the Austin called at the John Noble home picture from his training camp indicates such, for the champiau, who You can't do this with concrete so work you have in mind- There's no demand with higher prices in Sunday. lost his crown to the present title-holder, Benny Leonard, has this MAKE HE FOhMb RIGHT, at the obligation when you call for suggestions Storagef|]|Pjr Service the fresh pork trade, lighter receipts young brain as one of his sparring partners. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker and BATTERYtlj^sl Station from the Eclipse. start. and a good demand locally from ship children of Crosshill, Yorkshire, England, WINTER STORAGE pers brought about an advance of started back for New York J.J. CLEMENS $1.00 in hogs last week, bulk of sales Tuesday evening and expect to sail A When you are ready to put ONE PIECE OR CAR LOAD^/ at the close being $13.10 to $13.25. Saturday for their home. What You Will in Negligees your car away for the winter, Best pigs closed at $12.50 to $12.75. We are glad to report Clarence Aldahl Manager I call the Pierce Battery Co., to After a running start last Monday is improving from illness at his and Tuesday with prices generally 25 St. Olaf hospital at Austin. take care of your battery, 112 to 50c higher, due to light receipts jj E. Maple street. Phone Bridge 3 and broad demand on the part of shippers Orchid More Than Beautiful. Associated Insurance Agency and speculators, the cattle market There are more than 12,000 varieties weakened Wednesday under the of orchids, and no man has a complete collection. While orchids influence of more liberal marketing, ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE are known most generally for their and declined both Thursday and Friday J. F. FAIRBANKS J. W. DeBuhr O. Niehili* rare beauty of coloring and form, they until practically all of the opening are also widely known to chemists as M. H. KENASTON gain was wiped out. Saturday's a basis for several forms of sedatives, Phone Bridge 802 Office Austin Nat. Bank Bldg. market, in anticipation of a liberal and the extracts from one of the most Monday run was weak to lower. The beautiful varieties is used to cure one DEALER IN week's top for load lots was made on of the most ugly of human ailments, •T Coal, Wood,Lime some Dakota Rangers at $11.25, with epilepsy. odd head on up to $12.00. Bulk of Greg's Cafe Adams Poultry Show Cement, Sewe common and medium beef steers at $6.50 to $9.00, butcher cows and heifers 4lis NORTH MAIN ST. To be held at Adams, Minn., Pipe, Brick and Regular Meals At All Hours at $4.50 to $7.50 closed weak to December 2, 3, 4, 1920. Five a quarter lower for the week. Canners Silver Cup Specials. Cash.Prizes Wall Plaster. Open Till 12 Midnight and Cutters at $3.00 to $4.25 on single birds as large as Gaud Coffee. Chops and Steaks a Specialty were steady to weak, as were bologna those given at the big Austin Office 301 Ea*$ Bridge St. Prices Reasonable bulls at $4.25 to $5.75. Best Veal Show last year. Other prizes in Both Phones No. 32 calves at $12.50 finished $1.00 higher. A. GREGERSON, Prop. proportion. Club specials. Send Austin, Minn. Stockers and feeders selling mostly for Premium list. from $5.00 to $9.50 were weak to a J. S. Schaefer, S"ecy. quarter lower. Receipts of cattle Adv. 2-40-c. and calves at the seven principal markets, last week showed a loss of around 39,000 head compared with AUCTIONEER LOVELL the previous week. The sheep market after a higher opening, closed about 50c lower than Talk with people I have a week ago, with best lambs around cried sales for and those thai $11.25 and $11.50, and choice cows have had other auctioneers ar*d at $5.50 at the close of the week. decide who you want to make your sale. Booze in Baby's Bott/e. 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