PAGE TEN AUSTIN, MINNESOTA MOWER COUNTY NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER iS, \9XQ ocie Club. Miss Midji's class ,together A nice bunch of Baby €oats, sweaters •iiiaiiii MBiaia with a talk by Judge Catherwood, and aresses at Hollister's Smart PERSONAL NOTES comprised the program. Mrs. L. M. Shop. Adv. 2-42-c. 1 Crandall will take the place of Mrs. Laws who resigned' as secretary. I Don't forget P. 0. Ensrud's auction sale, three miles west of Corning, Lyman Brooks is deer hunting in Monday, November 22. There will be a basket social at the Northern Minnesota. He expects to O. S. Welch of Des Moines, Iowa, Rev. Henry Nass of Canby, Minne Enterprise School House, near Varco be gone a week or ten days. •was in town Tuesday on business. sota will preach the Sunday morning Station, Friday night. For insurance, loans, city property & and evening services at St. Olaf Lutheran Roy Paulson of Blooming Prairie consult J. E. Crippen, Phone Bridge Mrs. Frank Wilbour is spending a church. A large attendance is The Normal Alumni girls will meet was in town yesterday. 140. Over Austin National Bank. "few days in the cities. desired. Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock at Adv. tf-c. the Y. W. C. A. rooms. The committee Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Young are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schleuder Col. W. Cooper of Hendrick, Iowa,1 in charge urges every teacher in spending a few days in the cities. leave Friday night for Hollywood, GREAT WESTERN M. A. Judy of West Lebanon, Ind., W. Mower County to attend. SAVE Calif., where they expect to remain G. Sikkema from Illinois, Mr. Huber, CHANGES TIME antil about the middle of May. Miss Edith Fulghum went to Meltonville, Iowa, A. C. Binnie of Miss Ethel Voigt and Robert R. Dodge Center today. Chester, Iowa, Henry Ludwig of Waltham, A new time-table goes into effect Smith were married at 5 o'clock Monday "Mrs. Geo. Campbell went to Minneapolis John Little, Jr., of Kasson, evening, Nov. 8, by Justice Detwiler. Miss Lena Schmitt returned home on the Chicago Great Western railroad yesterday to spend a few Chas. Torrens and Martin Hoban of They left Wednesday on a from Hampton, Iowa, yesterday. days with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Sunday, Nov. 14th. Oakland were all here to attend the wedding trip to Farmingtori. They Hancock. Babcock sale. The time of the trains has been will be at home after December first S. G. Baulden who has bten. visiti»g on the Alfred Sodergren farm east of adjusted with particular reference to his daughter Mrs. H. L. Warfield Mr. and Mrss E. S. Babcock and C. Austin. Mrs. Donald Hormel entertained left last night for Los Angeles, Calif., Winter Tourist traffic, tliru Pullman S. Babcock left for Lyon, Neb. Wednesday twenty-five of the Koterie Tuesday where he will spend the winter. morning, called by the death sleeping cars for which and special STATE FARM FEDERTION night. Plans for a Christmas party of their sister's daughter. round trip fares are now in effect. MET AT ST. PAUL TODAY were made for about December 20, E. F. Daley. reDresentative of the Miss Anna Roble to act as hostess. Aberdeen Augus Journal at Webster Mrs. Albert Gayer of Flint, Mich., Teach Your Dollars to Have More Cents Members of the Minnesota state Dolls were dressed to be sent to the For additional information apply to City, Iowa, was in town Tuesday. who has been a guest at the Dr. C. farm bureau federation begin their schools and hospitals in Siam. By having your broken parts welded at Chicago Great Western Railroad F. Lewis home the past week left annual convention in St. Paul today. The County Commissioners drove Wednesday for California, to spend Adv. 4-42-c. Farmers from all parts of the state INN THE MOTOR over to Grand Meadow today. the winter. Mrs. Solon Wood's division, under are attending the convention. Hotels the supervision of Mrs. Harry How- in all parts of the city report full Get a pair of trousers FREE with If looking for a erift for the baby Just received, a large shipment of'ard, served refreshments Tuesday afbaby houses for the two day session of the your next suit at the Imperial Tig. call at Hollister's Smart Shop. Adv. garments at Hollister's Smart ternoon at the Whittier school at the. federation. Adoption of a state agricultural Repair Department 2-42-c. Co. Adv. tf-c. Shop. Adv. 2-42-c. ^regular meeting of the Clover Leaf program is the principal business before the convention. •IBIHIlKfliiiiHiKlSii 9 THanRsgiving Sales Meeting the ilew Merchandise Condition with Sensational Price Cuts AT The date is set—FRIDAY is the final day. That's your last chance to save in the FISCH'S STORE Great "Wholesaler's Surplus Stock Sale"—the biggest bargain event Austin—the saving campaign that has put the highest grade merchandise- into the homes of our customers at amazing savings.. Beginning SATURDAY NOV. 20th. Ending SATURDAY NOV. 27th. Don't be late. Time is short. You can count the very hours now to close. Re­ GROCERIES member, Friday is the last. day. Get your share. Get here on Time. PERCALES 1 lot mostly light colors. Some dark, per yard PERCAJ-ES 15c 1 lot 35c to 40c value, per yard Coats Waists Plush Coats 25c TOWELING I 10 piece fowling. V2 inch linen. Former price, 35c. This sale per yard All silk plush coats during 1 lot Is dies gloves. 75c values to close Fine Cloth coats, with and A beautiful assortment of 1 25c per pair this sale, at Georgette, Crepe de Chines without fur collars, values to 34c Merrick's and coast thread, 150 yards, trieolette, waists,, values to! $45. Special 25 per cent per spool Colgates tooth paste, small size $15, at 8c 9c $23.75 $3.49 ft $4.89 Discount Colgates tooth paste large size SILKOLIN 19c 20 pieces silkolin, plain and colors, yard wide, per yard House Dresses LACES AND EMBROIDERIES Ginghams 33c Percales 20 Per Cent Discount FLANNELS 10 pieces dress and skirting flannel, 27 inch beautiful dress ginghams, 1 lot outing flannel, plain, ^|ite, 2 dozen fine Gingham house all wool, up to $1.50, per yard reg 39c at stripes and checks 36 inches wide both dark and 79c Dresses beautiful stripes and 25c TS 19C plaids, all to go at light values to 50c, at FLEECED colors, 32 inch Imperial Chambrays GOODS MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, Former price 50c. This sale per yard and plaid ginghams to 65c, at 33 1-3 Per Cent Discount:- One-half Price 18c a Yard 35c 290 25 Per Cent discount on HI CORSETS On all dress and walking skirts We carry only the Warner corsets Petticoats Muslins 20 Per Cent Discount COATS COATS WOMEN'S FLANNEL 25 per cent discount on our entire 3 bars Palm Olive soap 25c GOWNS RIBBONS line of ladies' and misses' coats, 36 inch heavy brown Pequot A large assortment of fine 2 cans of corn 25c 50 pieces ribbons up to 75c per yard, 1 lot, old style coats up to $20 00J muslin 29c In white and striped, made This sale per yard each 2 cans of peas 25c heather bloom petticoats with 36 inch good weight muslin, 39c $2.98 lib can U. S. Cocoa 35c of extra heavy outing flannel. 1 lot, old style coats up to $20.00, Vz lb. can U. S. Cocoa 18c silk flounce, regular $5 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS HOPE MUSLIN each Our reg. $2.50 and $2.98 values Fresh California soft shell walnuts, per Men's work shirts, each 36 inch bleached, reg. 45c $4.98 pound 35c $2.95 98c $1.79 3 bars Walka white Naptha soap 1 lot of dress shirts, each MILLINERY 23c 19c We are offering all fall and winter Sunbrite Cleanser, per package $1.19 5c millinery at 3—10c rolls toilet paper 23c Bungalow Aporns Sheeting LADIES' RUBBERS Silks Vs Best Peaberry coffee, per pound to i/2 OFF 39c Ladie's rubbers, per pair We have just received a number of Oatmeal, per pound 6c 89c per pair very pretty mid-winter numbers in In light and dark colors 5 bax*s Crystal white soap 27c 9-4 bleached Pepperell sheet­ Entire lot of silks, values to Satin and Fur combinations in the made of best quality percales, Package gold dust 5C TABLE DAMASK very newest models. These we offer values to $3. In 2 groups. ing, reg 98c, at Summer sausage, per pound 23c $4 a yd, Special for this sale 20 Per Cet Discount at special prices Matches, per box 5C $1.39 & $1.89 59c Yard BLANKETS MEN'S hose $1.43 ft $1.69 Large package, Post Toasties 19c 1 lot of plaid blankets, good size, each 1 lot, part wool, per pair Small package, Post Toasties 15c $3.47 19c Saleratus, per package 7c 1 lot plaid blankets, good size, $6.50 1 lot part wool, 50c values Wool Serges Blankets ,values, each 39c MEN'S FURNISHINGS $4.49 1 lot part wool, 65c values Men's work shirts \A71 knit goods and sweaters 20 Per Cent Discount on all A limited supply. Colors of 49c 25 Per Cent Discount navy, brown and Copen. Very Reg. $6 values at $4*29 Other Blankets 89c MEN'S UNION SUITS special 20 Per 1 lot formerly priced at $3.50. This Reg $5.50 values at 3*39 Cent Discount on all sale each SUIT CASES Ladies' Waists $1.35 a Yard WINDOW SHADES Men's $3.50 union suits. Reg. $4.00 values at 2.98 $2.49 Black or brown. Each EACH 25 Per Cent Discount $2.49 Wool Blankets $2.89 64c TOWELS Furs 20 per Cent Discount 25 Per Cent Discount on all Women's silk hose, reg $2.75 $9.00 20 per cent discount on'. all huck and Men's Flannel -night shirts Ladies' and Childrens dresses bath towels $1.69 a pr. $2.25 CHILDRENS UNION SUITS Laces and embroideries Regular $12.50. Ribbed cotton, light fleeced lined, discount size 8 to 14. each 20 Per Cent Discount M. S. FISCH 59c MACKINAWS The VALUE-STORE 20 Per Cent discount on all A few left in boy's sizes, values up! to $8.50 to close, each Ladies Underwear Austin, Minn. $5.49 IIMIflllMMIHMIllftl—•IIIMlllMllMHIIMllllWillMlllMillMinflllMllllMlllMiyMIIMIIIMIIflllMtHM—mf