MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1920 PAGE SIX BIG BATTLE RUNS ECLIPSE CORNER HOLIDAY?""0/es" REMEMBER THE 'PHONE Farmer's You knew all about it. You by Weekly Shaving? Edited didn't let the paper know it. You Volume 346. Thursday, November 18, 1920 Splinters found fault because the paper Forum didn't have it. Hardly fair. When "It's a poor nut tliat falls for the STORM SASH COVERS UP THE you have an item remember the first frost'—Let us continue for the News and WEAKEST SPOTS IN THE HOUSE. real winter. Fuel is money and it'll pay you to REMEMBER THE 'PHONE Pi ices Showed Moderate Decline—Some stretch your supply as far as you $ Grades Steady can. A self feeder will not save all the Veals Up Hogs and A STORM SASH on every window is labor and may not work to advantage the only way to accomplish this with Sheep Off FARM BUREAU DRIVE on all classes of hogs, but it comfort. Bring Your Birds docs give rapid gains in young pigs IN STATE NEARS END COMBINATION STORM AND South St. Paul, Minn., November which are being prepared for market. SCREEN DOORS ARE A SPRING 15, 1920—Record smashing receipts It also gets old sows who have just Excellent Results Shown in AND FALL CONVENIENCE. TO THE of cattle featured last week's trade weaned their pigs ready for market Ask the Eclipse about them. Ft Counties Where Organization at South St. Paul. The former quicker. MOWER COUNTY POULTRY banner day, November 24, 1919 when Has Been*Formed 1 A poultry house should have the 25,333 cattle were received, was Eclipse Chief Sunshine Hog House following requirements: fresh air, eclipsed on Monday last week when SHOW N. J. Hedlund, county agent of Windows have-, saved thousands of little sunlight, dryness, durability and no 25,657 head arrived, and the week's Benton county, advises the Minnesota pigs. Every sunshine window put draughts. Do not crowd the birds into marketings at 55,767 head shattered Dec. 14 to 17 Inc. Farm Bureau Federation headquarters in use has paid for itself many times too small quarters. A henhouse a little the former yard record for one week at University Farm thfct all over. Ours is the original roof window too large is much better. by more than 4,000 head. With this townships in his county now have &Y that first made it possible for the great influx of cattle locally, and lib-1 their own organization called township State Fish and Fur Exhibit hog raised to get sunshine on the eral receipts at other points, marketing "•ObTVOW CEMENT BAGS are scarce and units of the farm bureau. This floor of the hog house. The "Chief" Will Be On Exhibit At channels were temporarily clogged, are urgently needed. Eclipse customers work has been done and 704 members can easily be installed either in an old The Same Time. causing uneven declines in cattle will help us and serve themselves secured for the Benton county farm or new hog house and in connection •Vi/i.»erc prices up to mid-week, ranging by the prompt return of every available Write For Premium List bureau since the membership campaign with any other kind of roofing. It's from 25 to 75c. By Thursday the bag. was started in Minnesota this and Entry Blanks to "MADE the SUNSHINE on the floor that congestion was cleared by the demand fall. IN MINNEAPOLIS makes better pigs. for cattle on shipping account,1 You cannot always judge by appearance The movement for towHiship organization E. A. NELSON, Treasurer which continued on Friday, and enabled has so^ far carried to only the early bird may have 17VERY dealer is more than i-e-ady to answer your inquiry when it concerns AUSTIN, MINN. salesmen to retrieve a good two more counties, Noi*man and Blue been up all night. the sale of this splendid product. share of the early losses. week I JEarth. Every township in Norman CLEM in He knows that he is selling an article of guaranteed quality and that your J.J. of common and The bulk the me-' -county will be organized by the end ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD /J order means another regular buyer added to a large hst of satisfied users. -of the week, according to J. S. Jones idium grades of beef steers sold at -of University Farm, leader of theithe finish from $6.50 to $9.00, with state membership campaign. The work 'best steers in the week's trade, some Manager WE BUY POULTRY 5s also proceeding favorably in Blue North_Dakota rangers of good grade .in—.a •|1| _n here Friday at $11.25. Butcher cows Earth county where more than onehalf Highest market price paid for and heifers closed mostly from $4.50 'V of the townships have organized to $7.00, with best butcher heifers, Ducks, Geese and Turkeys. JtR1 Greg's Cafe local units in the farm bureau. NUTMARGARINE some Montana heavy weights, at The significance of the township Call ZIEMER'S at Austin $9.35. Prime range for canners at •organizations can be seen in a movement rsC5R"iT33 MA1K gT. the clase was $2.75 to $3.25, with Main 360-F started in Benton county foi Regular Meals At All Hours reducing the number of varieties of aver"g2 above the even money mark, It is delicious and wholesome—a flavor and texture that makes it the potatoes grown in the county for Cutter cows are going largely from Open popular spread for bread—cocoanut oil and peanut oil churned with milk ft tasitB Till least four, two onrlv ?nd tv/n late $3.50 to $4.25, with bologna bulls at 12 Midnight and salted. Then, too, the price is so economical you can indulge yourself varieties. Grow h-.ve been hamper- $4.00 to $5.75. Best ftoc-kers and GojwJ Cnftee. Chops and Steaks a Specialty to the limit without feeling that you are in the least bit extravagant. •ed in Benton county by great mix- fspders recovered the 25c loss sustures Prices Reasonable of varities and the lack of un-!t?.'nec* eai*ly and closed about steady Your market mart, or delicatessen can supply you. grocer, Mi.,'J Iformity. The county agent reports ago while medium and A. GREGERSON, Prop. a week NORTHERN COCOANUT BUTTER CO., Minneapolis that after a questionnaire had been common grades showed a loss of MANUFACTURERS 25 to 50c for the week's ses- sent to members by the farm bureau] a.round Early Ohio and Cobblers were se- S10n- ilfalliMfflffllWfciiiiEjiMliiillilillHilM ihp f£r ?arly P° Hog —s receipts —i-, increased —ecu and bulk ihiik JnSS ?tT(lfd Saturday ami stood tatoe* and Rural New Yorkers and [at $12.00 to $12.15 GAMBLE ROBINSON AUSTIN COMPANY Green Mountains for late potatoes. I $1.00 to $1.25 lower than a week as-o. For Upper or Lower Wholesale Distributors .v bureau is now taking Best lambs around $10.75 closed rm 1 Full of AUSTIN, MINN. Teeth this list, says county agent Hedlund, fullv 50c lower and ewes $5 00 to et Set to meetings in township units for dis-! $5.25, 25 to 50c lower "for th* cussion and approval or suggested week. changes. When all township units have acted, a list will be made up for News items from all sections of this first and second choce early potatoes territory are wanted by The News. and first and second choice late potatoes, You just know it's a great-tast­ Send them to us by mail, tell us personally, and all farmers in the county O O I W E E or call Main 450. will be advised to buy only varieties I rl f\ PROGRAMME ing rich flavored home-made agreed upon in selecting potatoes for next years' seed stock. Just how it is $ $ bread from the first bite. expected the system will work out is The FARMER'S NEWS becoming clear in Benton county, the W O E E N I N S O W S 7 3 0 3 0 0 pioneer in the township units organization. The News wants the Mower Members of such units will county farmer's news as well as MATINEE DAIL\ AT 2:30 meet once a month to discuss questions that of residents of the city and various villages. If he or members of importance to them and the farm bureau. Outstanding features of of his family have been visiting these discussions will be passed on to elsewhere, if he has bought AND TUESDAY— MONDAY GUARANTEED the county farm bureau office where a new purebred animal of good Gold Bridge they will be summarized and the information lineage for his farm, if he has HART WM. sent back to all units. If a received a new addition to his Crowns family or if any other event of BREAD state or a national question is involved, Work in it will be referred to the state interest is taking place of real Dr. Harris, Dentist $7.00 $7-00 ana national offices in turn, and final news interest to him and his THE CRADLE OF COURAGE" action taken. friends The News wants to know about it. Write or phone it in. *^e state campaign leader was at Federal System Mack Sennett Comedy Each Per Tooth North Branch this week to launch the AUSTIN, MINN. membership drive in Chisago county. Solicitors began their work in Winona of Bakeries Hirsh Building Phone 902 county Monday and reported an averse© •J of 100 members 21 day. In WEDNESDAY Anoka county 520 signed up in five 402 North Main St. days, in Becker county 500 signed in MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN *i.ve £ays* roads and cold weather have been encountered this week in fcy the membership crews, but the Business and Professional campaign is moving successfully in "THE INFERIOR SEX" spite of them. Fox Comedy "The Elephant's Nightmare.' Directory DO YOU REMEMBER THIS? THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 25 Years Ago Miss Grace Baird returned to St. MAN OF THE WES" Paul after a pleasant visit at home. Dr. W. L. Hollister and Attorney J. M. HEIMCR French went to Winona. ••UflHM f»#i| 1 Saturday Specials J. K. LYNDE Mrs. A, H. Judd is spending a few F. H. MAYER ,t Lr#e Stock and Real Estate (lays in Albert Lea. DENTIST Auctioneer Miss teacher of drawing in UNDERTAKING With ELMO LINCOLN Office In Hirsh Block Specially Conversant with the State Normal at Mankato is a •y Undertaker and Funeral Directo* Telephone Main 117 Pedigree work. guest of Miss Luella Ober. Crispy day strolls will bo more AUTO HEARSE AUSTIN, MINN. Phone 9001. Adams, Minn. pleasant if you are decked out and 1000 People The first meeting of the Cosmos 677, Both Phones club will be held at the home of in the new togs from "Larson." Cal1 Night Can 120, Both Phones Miss Ada Noble Wednesday evening. Pathe News G. L. BAKER. M. D. Suits and Overcoats $30 and up J' A paper will be read by Dr. Daigneau I M#lj LARSON Physician and Surgeon subject, "Some Electric Discoveries 99 W. R. EARL FURNITURE CO. DONOVAN & GOSLEE and Experiments of Nikola Tesla." Office in Lewis Building UNDERTAKING and E. C. Dorr, who has been confined Phones 1 Residence, Bridge 130 Funeral Directors FUNERAL DIRECTION Over Wolds Drug Store to to his house by illness is able be Office, Bridge 277 and Ejnbalmerii Auto Hoarse Equipment out again. Austin, Minn. lilHlliHIIIBI! Gov. Nelson has invited the members mm Day Calls—Int. Prompt Attention in Every Detail 198 N. W. 281 A SPECIAL MESSAGE of his staff and their ladies to Ni,h» cJu Business Residence 1892 28 Years' Experience 1920 a banquet at the West Hotel Minneapolis *. W. Donovan—Interstate 114-E Phone Main 112 Phone Main 113 next week. Col. and Mrs. DR. F. E. DAIGNEAU N W 4 4 & AUSTIN, MINN. "West of Austin will be present. Goslee—Interstate «. A. 522-L Eye-tight Specialist Very Fine Select Oysters only 35 N. W. 1080 Scientific adjustment of GLASSES cents per quart at the Provision TO AUSTIN WOMEN Motor and Carriage Sywt Market. to all forms of defective vision ALBERT HOPFE Miss Neta Buck has resigned her 120 West Mill Street ARTHUR WEST ALLEN, M. D. position at Noah's Ark. Miss Julia Surgeon OcvHst "Weisel succeeds. Miss Buck in the Surgeon C. M. A St. P. Ry. store. HOFFMAN & RICHARDSON Surgeon Geo. A. Hormel A Cs. LIVE STOCK AND DISEASES OF THEE YE ATTORNEYS AT LAW TRY A WANT AD REAL ESTATE GLASSES FITTED If you have found anything. 315 N. Main St. Office First fUtienal Bank Bldg. AUCTIONEER Tf you have lost anything. Ph°ne Office—Bridge 75 Every pound of HormePs Floui is milled right in Austin. It is unqualifiedly AUSTIN, MINN KMidnce—Bridfe 4M If you have anything to sell. OFFICE HOURS: Apply early for dates, as I sell If you have anything to rent. W: guaranteed and consequently you can make the most de 9 to 10 a. m.—2 to 4 p. «. If you want to buy anything. THE HOSPITAL CLINIC nearly every day in the sale ®y Appointment, 7:30 to 8 p. If you want to rent anything. licious pastry and bread by always using season. C. A. Hegge, M. D. For any of these try a little ad in O. H. Hegge, M. D. AUSTIN CLINIC The News. The cost is small and the AUSTIN, MINN. P. A. Lommen, M. D. HOBMEL'S QUALITY FLOUR advertisement will do the business. Miss Malinda Lewis, Xray and Chas F. Lewis, M. D. laboratory assistant. 'Telephone Main 450. E. C. Rebman, M. D. Chas C. Allen, M. D. FOUNDERS AND SURGEONS DRS. FENTON & MEANY to St. Olaf Hospital. Havens, M. D. DENTISTS W. B. Grise, M. D. AUCTIONEER LOVELL Surgeons, C. M. it St. P. R. R. Austin National Bank Bldg. Per 49 lb Cotton Sack $3.30 General Surgery—. SPECIAL ATTENTION given Office Phone: Bridge 103 to diagnostic accuracy, clinical, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Per 24 and one half lb Cotton sack Talk with people I h*.v* Residence Dr. Fenton: Main 4S5-R microscopic, chemical and radiographic Glasses fitted examinations accurately Residence Dr. Meany: Main 564 cried sales for and those that Surgeons—St. Olaf Hospital made. c. a W. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA hare had other auctioneers a-*d R. R. General Surgery— BUY YOUR SACK XODAY Co. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. decide who you want to malca Geo. A. Hormel & Glasses properly fitted. DR. M. J. HARDY Co. your sale. Hormel Milling HORMEL MILLING CO. Babcock Bldg. Opposite P. Q. Office over Haugan's Pharmacy. DENTISV Secure your date 4C0 N. Main St/ Both Phones 197 it Austin National Bank Bldg. Phone Main 909 Phone Main 222 For Information Out Millars Of HormePs Quality Flour *,• Austin. Austin Minn. Minn. AUSTIN, MINN. Of Office Hours Call Any Of The Doctors miHMWIllMHHBiTlllWlllllMWIIll—IIIMHIIMIMIIMIHMIIIMIlMIWIinMIIB1Mini—IMHIM •--A"- DEFECTIVE PAGE