MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN? MINNESOTA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 192CF PAGE TWO ECLIPSE CORNER while wounds rendered other thoulands FRANCE NEEDS -FARMERS HIS THANKSGIVING WISH unfit for service in the fields. IMPORTS FROM Books The Boys And Girls 'Combined with this was the bringing Edited by of the peasant into contact with the Weekly Shavings by United Press Splinters Monday, November 22, 1920 Volume 346. Of Yesterday Enjoyed Paris, Nov. 10 By Mail})—rScarcity life of the towns and cities and the of farm labor is bu^ one of .the many wages paid there all of which has cut STORM SASH COVERS UP THE "It's a poor nut that falls for the problems arising from the war which Rev. Shuman:—The Ihotiks 3 loved a wide swath, in a country which before Mrs. West:—Robinson Crusoe and WEAKEST SPOTS IN THE HOUSE. first frost'—Let us continue for the France is seeking to solVve and as a as a boy were the Bible and Pilgrim'? the war was noted for its large Swiss Family Robinson were her ffirst Fuel is money and it'll pay you to real winter. result food prices continue high. So and industrious peasant population. Progress. stretch your supply as far as you books. Her favorite books of "teen" serious has the situation become that Frank Fleck:—The first (money can. age were the Alcott stories. Her A self feeder will not save all the Since the establishing of its farmhand A STORM SASH on every window is ever earned I bought a (copy of Byron's large farm owners have .demanded favorite book of adult age is "Tale of labor and may not work to advantage the only way to accomplish this with recruiting bureau in Warsaw that the government go into other poems, says Mr. Mack. on all classes of hogs, but it Two Cities." "The 'jaz?' literature 500 demands have been made* upon countries in an effort to secure .workers Mrs. Jenks:—The modern book does jrive rapid gains in young pigs COMBINATION STORM AND of today," says Mrs. West "will not the Government for this imported which are being prepared for market. who will remain on the farms and SCREEN DOORS ARE A SPRING which I thoroly enjoyed was "Amenities live three years, but Dickens, Elliot labor and it has already begun transporting It also gets old sows who have just AND FALL' CONVENIENCE. provide food for France. Acting on of Book Collecting,'" toy A. Edward Sand and Turgenieff will stand the weaned their pigs ready for market 3,600 farm workers to this Ask the Eclipse about them. these requests and with the consent Newton. ±est of the ages—always new, novel quicker. country, all of whom sign contracts of the Polish Government this country Sisters of St. Francis:—Books the ^nd interesting." 1 A poultry house should have the1 to remain on the farm for a certain has recently established a farmhand sisters have read and enjoyed::—• Eclipse Chief Sunshine Hog House following requirements: fresh air,, Mrs. Skinner:—"Little Women" period. To further their contentment recruiting mission in Warsaw. Boy—Jenny, I'd like to be found Windows have saved thousands of little sunlight, dryness, durability and^ nodraughts. Son or Siro—Copus. wjasJier best loved. "Life of Horace and efficiency the Government pigs. Every sunshine window put Do not crowd the birds into dead wM dat whole turkey In me The farmer-soldier of France suffered Voyage of the Pax—Canmi. Mann" was her inspiration as a in use has paid for itself many times too small quarters. A henhoase a little also contracts to bring their families etummlek an' dat bill o' fare for & heavily during the war, forming Guardian's Mystery—Faker. teacher. "Bayard Taylor's Travels" over. Ours is the original roof window too large is much better, with them and to house them. tombstone? as he did the bulk of the Frendh Life of the Cure of Ars—0*Meara. that first made it possible forthe she read aloud to her father. She armies. The percentage of mortality hog raised to get sunshine on the Inner Life of St. Francis ©f Assissi CEMENT BAGS are scarce and deeided then as she and her father Check That Cold Phone your news—Main 450. floor of the hog house. The "Chief" among the peasants was great, are urgently needed. Eclipse customers —Vernet. travelled these foreign lands thru can easily be installed either in an old will help us and serve themselves The Library mothers' cloab and Right Away print and picture that some day she or new hog house and in connection by the prompt return of every available bookdealers are pushing the ^Good with any other kind of roofing. It's too intended to see the world. bag. Book" campaign. Messrs. Pooler the SUNSHINE on the floor that Lafayette French:—"Tom Sawyer" makes better pigs. Dr. King's New Discovery Wold, Erret and Ebei'sol have a splendid says Lafayette is full of good You cannot always judge by appearance Another Royal Suggestion soon breaks a cold and display of children's books. The the early bird may have clean kealthy pranks with just enough checks a cough been up all night. library will have an exhibit of gift spanks fkom Aunt Polly to keep-\a Griddle Cakes and Waffles J. CLEMEN books for children Saturday.' PIECE OR A CAR LOAD ASUDDEN fellow straight. chill—sneezes—stuffy Judge (batherwood:—"For go$d feeling in the head—and you have the beginning of a hard cold. Get right clean fun and wholesome humor Dogs Chew Way Into Manager after it, just as soon as the sniffles From the NEW ROYAL COOK BOOK nothing exceeds O. Henry," says thf Rabbit Hutchep And start, with Dr. King's New Discovery. Judge. The News, and your friends and For fifty years a standard remedy tor More Why Pay Kill Eleven Head neighbors are interested in any news Mrs. Cathenvood:—As a child colds, coughs and grippe. Tmaking HERE is an art in that you might have. We would appreciate Mrs. Catherwood loved Swiss Family N You will soon notice a change for for a business course by correspondence, flapjack pancakes, H. C. Burgan sustained quite a it greatly if our subscribers the better. Has a convincing, healing Robinson, Scottish Chiefs and griddle cakes or would phone any items they might when your home instituI loss Friday evening when a numbe^^f taste that the kiddies like. Good for ""•I' Little Women—later she read Empress have, great or small, to us for publication. wheats, call them what tion offers a better course, in residence croupy coughs. All druggists, 60c dogs., literally chewed their way into Call Main 450. Thanks. Josephine. It was the deas you will. But it is an and $1.20 a bottle. at $95. Call on us or write the hutches which contained some of art very easily and grandmother who -opened the door? for our catalogue. DrKing's his prize rabbits and killed eleven quickly acquired if you ForcctasaaxtGaa&ig of beautiful books to the little girl, Storage Service head to the valtie of $60 or $70. The ROYAL UNIVERSITY OF follow the right recipes. Mrs. Rice:—"Hoeg&er School Master." BatteryJ [Station loss included two New Zealand Red The secret, of course, SOUTHERN MINNESOTA is Royal Baking Powder. does and three month old litter of WINTER STORAGE New Discovery Mrs. Ralph Crane -The Alcott nine Flemish Giants. John Helgeson stories, Frances Hodgson Burnett1 lost four of the Giants the next night. When you are ready to put Griddle Cakes Ben Hur were her childhood favorites. Put "Pep" in Your Work The phesumptloa is that the same 1% cups flour your car away for the winter, BAKING "I read these old time stories dogs who did airsy from the Burgan teaspoon salt call the Pierce Battery Co., to to my boys and enjoy them as much 3 teaspoons Royal stock also killed Mr. Helgeson's.— Many a man has been a failure in Baking Powder as I did as a little girl." says Mrs. business, many a woman in her home, take care of your battery, 112 Adams Review. 2 eggs Crane. because constipation has clogged the 3% cups milk POWDER whole system, storing up poisons that E. Maple street. Phone Bridge 1 tablespoon shortening Miss Brobeck:—The Alcott stories 35- enervate and depress. iDr. King's I Mix and sift dry ingredients because they are go probable ani 301. W 7CK Pills act mildly and make bowels act add beaten eggs, The Thanksgiving. 4L4Q "homely." naturally. Same old price, 25 cents. milk and melted shortening mix well. Bake immediately At alt Dr. Swisher:—"Robinson Crusoe/ griddle. on hot By Eugene C. Dolson. "Daniel Boone" and "Scottis'f AbmotuMy Pure Work of the harvest ended, Waffles DELCO-UGHT Chiefs." Dr. Swisher says he read Now, as the year grows .old. cups flour 2 backwards and forwards as a boy. Granaries overflowing, 4 teaspoons Royal Full as the bins can hold. Mrs. Swisher:—Black Beauty ant* Made from Cream of Tartar, The complete Electric Light and Baking Powder Power Plant the Alcott stories. teaspoon salt derived from grapes. Peace and plenty surround us— Stop thatpain! N O I E 1% cups milk Each has a bounteous share Electric light and power for less Rev. Patterson:—Ben Hur was eggs 2 Thanks to the fertile farmlands. than you are paying for poor 1 tablespoon melted about the only book we had in our Opulence everywhere. light. QiUICK,follows shortening warming, Boothlngr, comforting house as a boy, says Rev. PattersSn SAVE YOUR PAPER. WE relief application of an Sloan's Thanks to the sturdy toiler, Sift flour, baking powder liniment. Just slap it on the strained, BUY IT Higfceet prices paid for That book and the Bible I grew to Answering duty's call and salt together add overworked muscle. Good for rheumatism, Thanks to the gracious Giver, •crap ires. Rage. RvUben ud milk to yolks of eggs mix too.<p></p>Sfoa manhood on. Pcnttmkt without tutting- FREE Infinite Lord of all. thoroughly and add to dry and Ihtab, Hides Aad WoeL Mrs. Patterson:—Dickens stories ingredients add melted Gat oar pricw Mere Seflfog Brothers, once more united were my favorites because of his shortening and mix in elsewhere. New Royal Cook Book containing Brothers from far away, beaten whites of eggs. these and scores of Liniment characters were so queer, quaint and Chat. Dubinaky ft Co* Each of us yet remembers Bake in well-greased hot other delightful recipes. Write to-day. funny. Clarence W. Rosenthal This—our Thanksgiving Day! lor it waffle iron until brown. TEL. NO. 400-L MAIN Serve hot with maple syrup. (©, 1920, Western Newspaper Union.) 40# St. Paul Phane Mala 666-L Mrs. Hubbard:—"Ben Hur" for its ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. It should take about 115 Fnlton Street, ftew York City. beautiful scenes and wonderful descriptions. ltt minutes to bake each waffle. Mrs. Hubbard's favorite anisaiWBi •IMIMIilBlillHIHIBSIiaiSllBJIIiBllliBlillBlllBl*™*!!!!**!!***** WITH THE DAY'S WORK DONE modern novel is "A Certain Rich Man.'! Thanksgiving Day May Be Likened to Jane Todd:—Jane's favorite novel the Beginning of a Long and is "Silent Places." She likes it for Pleasant Evthlng. ^THANKSGIVING its moral tone and the wonderful Associated Insurance Agency descriptions. As each Thanksgiving day approaches Mrs. DaigneauMrs. Daigneau's it becomes more and more apparent to those who are In the habit modern novels are "Cradle of the ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE of meditating upon affairs in general /L~* Rose" for its beautiful description J. W. OeBuhr O. Nidraii that the spirit of the occasion is one "Rutledge Rides Alone" for its description-gives M. H. KENASTON to inspire individual sensation, and British attitude toward that expression of that sensation falls Phoae Bridge 803 Ofice Austia Nat. Baak BlJg. India. "It is just different from the short of the mark. ordinary run of books, says Mrs. There is In the Thanksgiving season Daigneau. sort of benign pause to the energies of the year, a subconsciousness of "The Store Ailed granaries and of haj packed In Hnm Bridge II |/rytQTn|| desMane WILL ERECT MEMORIAL the barn loft, the cattle crunching la. IR. H. AtRnulUn Montreal, Que.—In honor of 11,062 802 MainSSMl That Satisfies the stalls, and the grapery of the trees employees who fought in France, 1,100 laid by for the approaching winter. It of whom were killed in battle or REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS Is the twilight of the year the chores died of wounds, the Canadian Pacific are dene and the men folks come, will holpyou Citr and Bummm PrvpcrtiM. Rental* and Insurance Railway will erect a statue of bronze stamping at the doorstep. The dinner Office wilk NietaU ft DoBakrLaad Co. in its stations at Montreal and Winnipeg. is steaming on the table and soon, the prepare The statue is by Couer De food eaten, we will settle 4$yn for the, AUSTIN. Jiff*#. Austin NatipiMkl Bank BMg. Leon MacCarthy, a Montreal sculptor, long evening. It has been a big day. The men felks and represents a dead soldier have finished a mighty harvest la Eo». borne to heaven by a laurel-wreathed rep& and come home. Wo give thanks angel. ROASTERS for those that come home because they Father 6 0 0 are the living symbols of the nation's Kan and Marriage. courage and for those that will not Will Want to $2.50 Why worry because the shape of come again save In the spirit^ for they 0. 0. ARMY SHIRTS ftnt ears does not exactly please youf Carve have betfn transfigured In the flame of Their peculiarities probably indicate to the great conflict. food points In your character. 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