MOWER COUNTY NEWS AUSTIN, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1920 PAGE SEVEJF LIST OF LETTERS on the City Springs Farm. Bids will $ 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36" 36 36 be received for the entire group or 36 36 36 DO YOU Remaining Uncalled For in This any part thereof. REMEMBER THIS? Office fori the Week Ending At the same time and place, bids Twenty-five Years Ago November 20, 1920 will be received for the renting of the North Half of the farm, Ninety There was a very pleasant musical! Gentlemen—Albertson, Edward 0. acres more or less, for the raising of entertainment at the residence of Mi*, Bowers, S. J. Davis, F. L. Earl, hay, corn or other grains or vegetables, and Mrs. F. J. Crane last evening in Kenneth. Evans, M. George, Mr. for a term of ^ears may be which several local artists partici- Gerber, H. Hamilton, John S. Harpated. agreed upon. This land will not be A very enjoyable evening was ker, Geo. Harding, Albert. Howard, leased for grazing purposes. spent. C. A. Jensen, H. L. Johnson, The right is reserved to accept any Sid Ellis is home to spend Thanksgiving Carl. Julsen, Jul. J. (5) Herr, 3 27 TO bid in whole or in part, and to reject day. Harry. Miller, H. C. Moore, Emerson. any and all bids. Dr. Hollister, Abram Hollister, Nelson, C. J. Olson, Albert. AUSTIN COUNTRY CLUB, Eugene Wood and Jas. R. Webb and Parrish, Floyd. Rex, Henry. Roed- By. P. D. Beaulieu, families will dine on Thanksgiving ei\ A. J. Sedlacek, James. Sjoberg, Secretary. day with Dr/ and Mrs. A. M. Lewis, I Algot. Tandeck, Ed. Wolden, 0. P. Nov. 25-29. at their new home on Main street. Railing, Clarence. George Kerkow and Lena Guille- Ladies—Beck, Cornelia J. Boughman aa were married last evening at4.ten, Myrtle L. EJjnerson, Lorraine. AUCTION DATES 5:00 o'clock by Justice ^Robinson. Frost, Florence. McClellan, Thelmia. Miss Cora Hathaway will go to Robbins, Carolyn M. Snashell, Anna, ft red lest the Fox with Mayor and Mrs. L. D. Symore, Alice. Wallace, Lulu B. Monday, Nov. 29—Horses, Cattle Shoats, Farm Machinery, Feed, Baird for Thanksgiving dinner. These letters will be sent to the Miscellaneous, Young, Ewing & Clerk of Court O. J. Simmons was "Dead Letter Branch" Dec. 6, 1920 Surber, Owners. Located on the in the city today. if not delivered before. In calling Hirsh & Fijiend farm, 1% miles County Attorney Catherwood has! for the above, please say "Advertisbusiness north and 1 mile west of Lansing. Tuesday, Nov. 30—Horses, Cattle, Special values every hour for thirty-six hours, six hours at the capitol of Freeborn ed," giving date of list. Farm Machinery, Furniture. Walter county today. COOK, P. iil M. Clock, Owner. Farm located John Rahilly and Geo. Pierc3 from! mile north and 3 Y2 miles a day. Begin Saturday at 9 o'clock A. M., November west of Oakland, known as the old Dexter were in town today. SEALED BIDS Rice Place. 27. Ends Friday at 6 o'clock Sealed bids will b*i received by the 50 Registered Du'roc Jersey Hogs. Castle Wood Stock Farm,. I Directors of the Austin Country Club Thanksgiving Time. Earl Padelford, Prop. Sale at at the office of Sasse & French, in P.M., Decembers the Stock Pavilion, Mower County the City of Austifa, Minnesota, until YVJien brimming barns reward the workJilled Fair Grounds. year, I 6 o'clock P. M., Dec. 2, 1920, for the "When fuel-i}iles and bins bring indoor disposal of the main group of barn ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS cheer. buildings, foundations not included, AND GET RESULTS When life and health have clung to those No Charges. Cash Only, No Exchanges we love. The normal human heart will look above And thank a blessed Source for what Ha sends In basket, store and intercourse with friends. When through another year our nation's Saturday, November 27 soul Monday, November 29 Has triumphed though the war-waves madly roll When in our lives still live the patriot fires AH silks one-half off from to 10 9 To fan the which each loyal heart aspires A. M. When we all unashamed can face the All world goods third 7. wo?.I dress one Suits from to All suits one And Stars and Stripes unblemished are 2. 10 11. A, unfurled— off from 9 to M. half price, All notions one fourth Then and then always shall we deem it 8. children's coats oue fourth off meet To send aloft a prayer as Incense sweet fr 11 3. Muslin and sheetings from 11 to For grateful hearts to fe^l and tongues o[f to io to say 12 one third off. Feelings and words that fit Thanksgiving Children's dresses one half off Day. 9. Sins on! God's goodness never can be Worsted dress goods from to 4. 2 3 from 11 to told— 12. one third off. Shoes lot Womens 1 2 Brogue oxfords, suede one eyelet, Outing flannel one third off 10. ties, plain pumps, Colonial pumps from to 2 3. Winter or Summer and theo ties in brown and black, 11. Furs ojne half off from to 4. 3 high and low heels. Regular 1HEML0CIC $10 •xdhuAfui-\ A Garage Pays Shoes lot Boys shoes in brown and values at one third off, 4 $12 and black calf lace, English pattern. All ladies coats to one half 5 3 4 Regular values up to $6 at price, Perhaps you don't expect advice about your car from lumbermen, one fourth off. and maybe our advice on the best spark plug to use 6. Curtains and curtain goods one would not amount to much BUT— half price. Shoes from to lot 4 5. 3 From to all rugs one third We have heard plenty of people who have, tried keeping 12. 4 5 -children's shoes in brown calf, the car "any old place,'' and finally built a garage, do a lot oft. All gloves and mittens one of talking. brown kid, black kid and gunmetal fourth off. The sum of everything they say: "Build a garage—-it calf, values up to $6 at one pay9 double." fourth off. We'll just add: Read the "Old Faithful" HEMLOCK garage books. They're free. Just write, and please mention lumber dealer's name. THE HEMLOCK MANUFACTURERS (.of Wiicontin and Northern Michigan) OfficM at Oshkosh, Wisconsin Tuesday, Nov. 30th. Wednesday, Dec. 1st. "The good die young," for good cannot We We spread spread the the good good news news ab about "OH Faithful" HEMLOCK but grow old! we do not sett it. Get it from yew LOCAL CAL LUMBER DEALER. L'Envoi CO or SHINGLE RIGHT ONCE WITH (A bas the Scrooge-like soul with accents 19. Ail hosiery ladies, misses and men's, gruff 13. All silk dresses from 9 to 10 price 1-3 off from 9 to 10. Who sees our theme and grimly sneers M0//7FCEDAR SHINGLES "Old Stuff.") 20. Linings, V2 off. Table coverings 1-3 14. Xmas handkerchiefs 1-3 off from 10 —Strickland Gillilan in Farm Life. off from 10 to 11. to 11. and forget roofing troubles for good If we kept count of our blessings, 21. Percales 1-3 off from 11 to 12. every day would be a Thanksgiving 15. Umbrellas off* and bed spreads 1-3 Vs 22. Ginghams V2 price. Yarns V3 off from 3**. .... I 2 to 3. Shoes Lot. 1 Women's lO1/^ inch off from 11 to 12. high top lace boots in brown kid, brown fclGGS IS SORE— 16. Underwear, ail underwear 1-3 off 1 calf, black kid and gunmetal calf, high for 2 to 3. and low heels. Broken sizes regulai now—says he Riggs is sore at us $10.00 and $12.00 values at 1-4 off. LIGHT-SIX 17. Buttons, velvets and crochet cottons lost $150 thru an ad in this paper. 23. Quiltinsr cloth price. All towels 1-3 1-3 off from 3 to 4. You see he advertised he had six pigs off from fco 4. 3 See this NEW LIGHT-SIX— we for sale and it wasn't long before he 24. Cretonnes and drapery goods 1-3 off sold them out and got enough inquiries 18. All dolls off from 4 to 5. are now ready to demon-, from 4 to 5. afterward that he could have sold strate and make deliveries $150 worth more if he had them. He says that the little want ads not LIGHT-SIX motor. Its completely only bring home the bacon, but they AT all driving speeds, the J\ NEW LIGHT-SIX is freer machined crank-shaft and connecting can get rid of the whole hog in short from vibration than any car of rods will not be found in order.—Exchange. Thursday, Dec. 2nd. Friday, Dec, 3rd. any other light weight car yet produced of its approximate size or weight in this country. This construction MICKIE SAYS: yet produced in America or Europe. reduces wear and strain Its powerful motor is an 25. Ribbons. All ribbons Vs price from 9 exclusive Studefcaker design— 011 the bearings and tli moving 31. Ail celluloid toilet articles 1-4 off 9 to 10. conceived by Studebaker engineers parts, and means longer life and to 10. NMUEtt and built complete in smbotfcer riding qualities. Studebaker factories. It is most 26. All millinery Vz price. Suits V2 price, 32. Ail ready-to-wear 1-3 off from 10 to You can have the advantage of efficient in utilizing the low 10 to 11. 11- this motor's wonderful, gasoline TVWO grades of fuel now on the market—no economy and the satisfaction of 9 33. Aii hosiery and underwear 1-3 off other light six-cylinder 27. Waists price from 11 to 12. its smoothness of operation only from 11 to 12. VOsSCNU motor yet produced is as frogfrom by owning a Studebaker-LIGHT* vibration or as flexible, economical six. 34. Ribbons, laces and notions 1-3 off 2 28."" All regular basement goods V2 off 2 and powerful. to3. to 3. Let us give you a demonstration Power with smoothness of operation 35. All blankets 1-3 off 3 to 4. of this NEW LIGHT-SIX anywhere has been the dominant idea 04 29. Blankets 1-3 off from 3 to 4. and under any conditions o-9 36. Entire stock at 25 per cent off from in^the construction of the NEW you choose. 4 to 5. The closinifhour of the greatest 30. Outing gowns 1-3 off. Corsets 1-3 off A sale ever held in Austin. MARTIN & SCHROEDER from 4 to 5. Austin. Minnesota We West Bridge Street CO wrfe A R. R. MURPHY $1485 CO /. O. b. South Bind 0) 0 Minnesota. Austin, Cb 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 —-36 36 36 36 36 36 36 —36 36 36 36 36