SPAGE SIX MOWER COUNTY NEWSt AUSTIN, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1920 The Only Man It Ever Hurt MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL By Charles Sughroe Western Ncwiptpcr Union —=ft LANSING fcCN, WNOOW UfcNfcC* "6UNNN «i\VK^ By Uanitta Bates •XW94 QOVX k^RXVS\V\fc wXWWS fcOSS, JEST PNV.£^ tut advjebtvseo VAN* OU,\KMO\ttx -j* Ntf W&, \WV\N OO SoWte OWtii ROASTED OK feKtXVeAX B\s C»VAK\JB2.YVS\V\S-N?UU^ The Bible Study Class will meet at AS W9.U.VCU0W& AS AWHtU\U€\ -Crrandma Summey's every Tuesday M0&CK7H EVER 5\\)9S XOO afternoon. Are you attending this KYiDm MA. CNfc* "tW W\WvktV*&OGU* class? It not, this is a very helpful JWOfctfc'? and interesting study and all are cor^iially urged to come. The Mid-Week Union Prayer meeting will be held at the S. H. Vaughan laome on Wednesday evening. All are eordially urged to attend these meetings. The Ladies Aid will be entertained 3»y Mrs. O. P. Quam on Thursday afternoon. All are cordially invited. Miss Glady's Summey of Mankato uwue? come last week,f Thursday to spend &)6ttRo6 Thanksgiving and Sunday with her ifather, B. R. Summey. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood and with sport and white costumes. Rubberized bodices made from organdie or voile, agreed on the slogan "Back to the Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hansen and family of White Bear, Minn., were With Snow Flying, Summer Clothes silk is pressing to the fore as There are tunic dresses of taffeta Soil," for all the hems show a noticeable nephew Harold Kuhl, spent Sunday over Sunday guests of his parents, a hat fabric.* with Medici collars of organdie. drop. Nine inches above has afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wood. For Fair Ones Appear In The Shops There are beaded chiffons and georgettes, come to be the standard height, in One charming model of rose color Jtfcunyan. and duvetyn, the winter's contrast to the winter vogue for Mr. and Mrs. Mark Krueger enter-j trimmed with flowers of the same Miss Agnes Holleque spent Thanksgiving favorite material, continues into this twelve above. tained the following on Thanksgiving material is being shown. Day and the week-end at her warm-weather stock. There are many day: Mr. and Mi*s. 0. P. Quam and The shiny effects given by glycerined in Austin. Jaome jacket blouses of crepe trimmed with News items from all sections of this By TIARJORIE" Miss Anita Tucker spent Thanks-1 daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stemgiving feathers, ribbons, and shellaced territory are wanted by The News. gay duvetyn collars and cuffs. day and the week-end with an(^ daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- son braids are being resurrected for next ru.ess, 0„a Send them to us by mail, tell us per- (Written for the United Press) oae skirt and suit makers seem M*ain 450. 3ier parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Tucker don Summey, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. sonally or call season. Many of the most exclusive Blowers and family and Mr. and Mrs. Brownsdale. shops are selling hats of cire taffetta, jji John Justice and family. New York, December 2.—Fifth silk skirts adorned with hand-blocked 'rimmed with hugs bows of self-material. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bates and family flowers that swirl about the hem. avenue windows of today look like Organdie itself fashions many of Austin spent Thanksgiving day Miss Stella Thomson of Austin & Greg's Cafe There a white skirt, bordered in at the home of his parents, Mr. and spent the week end with relatives )S of the airiest hats. Flame color is lawn fetes or Easter bazaars. Fluffy, gay black eyed Susans. Another very popular. All cloth fabrics are Mrs. C. A. Bates. here. 3©S JfORTH 5JA1N ST. crisp and cool organdies, embroidered shii*red iftodel of canary yellow crepe Regular Meals All Hours W. Newman of Austin was a caller very good, by the way. A house Our teachers, Misses Tucker and nets and laces, sunshades and At uses a motif of georgeous nasturtiums. which sells importations is asking a at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Holleque and their pupils gave a fine bathing suits, and leghorn and maline Plain colored silk skirts are Open Till 12 Midnight fabulous price for a demure poke bonnet -Jack Zelsdorf Sunday afternoon. program and lunch in the school soling very well to the southern Good Coffee, Chops and Steaks a Specialty hats haCe routed the sterner fashion fashioned of porcelain blue taffeta \W. Corson was called to Forest' house last week, Wednesday afterCity, trade, especially modes of cornflower Prices Reasonable and trimmed with vari-colored Iowa, last week, Thursday byi^oon. All report a splendid time, stuff of winter. The Palm BeachHot blue and rose pinks. appliqued flowers of silk and wool. the death of his brother-in-law, Eu- young- A. GREGERSON, Prop. Springs crowd are casting eager Messrs Surb Ewing and Other nobby skirts are developed in gene Reed. Mrs. Corson and children Organdie has been found fit for a eyes upon this torridzone rainment, held an aut5on sale on the Young combinations of silk and wool. One spent the day with relatives in Austin: nortMve3t the village, Mon- brand new fad. This is its use for and the stay-at-homes cast no less farm of house is showing crepe made up with and were supper guests at the home November 29. Thev little corsage bouquets. Rich evening ardent orbs. For, be it known, it is report a dav yokes and panellings of duvetyn. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. gowns of stiff brocades and metallic this advance summer resort clothing For Uppar or Lower good sale. Sates, Thursday Black and white is most conspicious evening. cloths are given a wee ingenue thzifc sets the style for northern Miss Barbara Cern'y was an over in this line. Even white wash skirts Mrs. Jack Zelsdorf and children Full fleck by the flowers of organdie at Set of Teeth spring and summer wear, and it is an Sunday visitor at the home of her (glow with some fleck or color. Narrow -srere Austin callers Tuesday. shoulder or bodice. The "sweet-girlgraduate" open secret that manufacturers are sister, Mrs. Watson Storry near Austin. bandings of copper color edge Dr. C. E. Vaughan of Winnebago, effect is continued by little already making spring and summer the pockets and belt of many models. ?Mmn. came last Wednesday for a puffed sleeve dresses with high-waisted clothes along the very same lines indicated short visit at the home of his brother, Large, floppy hats in summery shirred bodices and full skirts. by the resort finery, which HORMEL FIVE EXPECT TO .55. H. Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. shades to match the rainbow tints of The baby sleeves are generally of 01gandie is now doing a thriving business for ANNEX THIRD STRAIGHT GAME •Vaughan and family from here and dresses, blouses, and skirts abound. and are trimmed with eyelet the retailers. "Xhvight Weniger of Brownsdale spent Ribbon hats seem most popular. Wide embroidery or beading. Flower effox-ts in both color, pattern I Thanksgiving with Mr. Vaughan's Roman stripe ribbon fashions many Dame Fashion seems more fickle and line hold sway in many different With the erection of 800 new relatives in Blooming Prairie. Miss with her warm-weather dresses than realms of fashion. One house chapeaux and demands no additional bleacher seats in the Armory, basket Vernelia Vaughan accompanied Dr. any other part of her wardrobe. There is showing a window of soft crepe trimming. These gay hats are worn ball fans may be assured of seeing '/Vaughan to Winnebago and spent the are Princess models with long-waisted You'll Always Find 97 the game with ths Manly Legion week end with relatives there. ft team tomorrow night in comfort. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wood entertained The Hormel Men's club are expecting the following Thanksgiving AUCTIONEER LOVELL says the Good Judge to make this the third consecutive day: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peppers and GUARANTEED win. The club will line up as usual Gold Bridge Henry and Russell Wood of Austin Talk with people I hare son, with Brown, Wengert forwards, Dugan That you get more and Arlie Wood of Rochester. cried tales for and those that center and Cress and Cipra Crowns Work genuine satisfaction Mrs. Harcor Lyons of this village guards. The game starts at 8:00 have had other auctioneers a**d Dr. Harris, iind Mrs. R. Johnsoiy of Austin spent $7-00 at less cost when $700 o'clock. No preliminaries. Dentist decide who you want to make Thanksgiving day and the week-end you use this class of your sale. with relatives in Cedar Falls, Iowa. For insurance, loans, city property tobacco. 4- Per Tooth Each AUSTIN, MINN. B. L. Stimson was an Austin caller consult J. E. Crippen, Phone Bridge Secure your date 140. Over Austin National Bank. Tuesday. A small chew lasts Phone Main 909 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beatty of Phone 902 Hsrsh Building so much longer than I AUSTIN, MltfN. JFlandreau, South Dakota, were guests Jensen-Phiffer a big chew of the at the S. H. Vaughan home Saturday. ordinary kind. And the full, rich real They were married in Flandreau., COMPANY ifr »t« »x« »I »t »I« .$« tobacco taste gives a long lasting chewing Tuesday, November 23. We join their satisfaction. zaany friends in hearty congratulaItions. Business and Professional BIG SALE Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew Mr. and Mrs. Nels Peterson of will tell you that. "Udolpho moved into the Bullman is still on liouse in this village last week. Directory Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Strong and Put up in two styles IN FULL SWING children spent Sunday with his parents, W-B GUT is along fine-cut tobacco 9 Mr. and Mrs. W. Strong and RIGIJT GUT is a short-cut tobacco other relatives near Brownsdale. ,$,^m5hJH5H5H5MJ«5MJWJ.MJH Ii 0 7 ad a N or it J. M. HEIMER 'I' **•{!. J. K. LYNDE Live Stock and Real Estate F. H. MAYER PARK Another Royal Suggestion DENTIST Auctioneer UNDERTAKING 0 Office In Hirsh Block Specially Conversant with MUFFINS and COFFEE CAKE WEEKLY Undertaker and Funeral Director Pedigree work. Telephone Main 117 AUTO HEARSE Phone 9001. Adams, Minn. AUSTIN, MINN. PROGRAMME V_ Day Call 677, Both Phones From the New Royal Cook Book 1 Night Call 120, Both Phones G. L. BAKER, M. D. 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' a ,1, ,f• »,|, ,|, .|,4.y TWO EVENING SHOWS 7:30-—9:00 Physician and Surgeon BREAKFAST W. R. EARL FURNITURE CO. is too DONOVAN & GOSLEE Office in Lewis Building UNDERTAKING and often eaten as a A I N E E A I A 2:30 Phones: Residence, Bridge 130 Funeral Directors duty rather than a joy. FUNERAL DIRECTION Office, Bridge 277 and Embalmers The Royal Educational Auto Hsarse Equipment Austin, Minn. Department presents Day Calls—Int. 198 N. W. 282 Prompt Attention In Every Detail THURSDAY AND FRIDAYCHARLES here some breakfast Night Calls 1892 28 Years' Experience 1920 Business Resid •nee dishes that will stimulate T. W. Donovan—Interstate 114-E RAY Phone Main 112 Phone Main 113 ROYAL the most critical DR. F. E. DAIGNEAU N. W. 44&J AUSTIN, MINN. appetite. H. Goslee—Interstate 522-L A. Eye*sight Specialist N. W. 1080 Scientific adjustment of GLASSES Muffins a Motor and Carriage Sefvict to all forms of defective vision 2 cups flour i1 »I* »*'t1 »fr 'fr 't1ft 4» 3 teaspoons Royal Baking ALBERT HOPFE 120 West Mill Street ARTHUR WEST ALLEN, M. D. Powder 1 tablespoon sugar Surgeon Ocoliaft BAKING P. teaspoon salt Surgeon C. M. A St. Ry. 1 cup milk HOFFMAN & RICHARDSON The Tale of a lad v/ho loved A new Fashioned Surgeon Geo. A. Hormel ft C*. 2 eggs LIVE STOCK AND 1 tablespoon shortening girl. .d DISEASES OF THE EYE ATTORNEYS AT LAW REAL ESTATE GLASSES FITTED Sift tog-ether, flour, baking powder, sugar and Office First National Bank BMg. Pathe News POWDER 315 N. Main St. salt add milk, well-beaten AUCTIONEER:! Phone Office—Bridge 75 eggs and melted shortening AUSTIN, MINN 499 mix well. Grease Phone Residence—Bridge twp muffin tins and put {j j} OFFICE HOURS: Apply early for dates, as I sell «. tablespoons of batter into 9 to 10 a. m.—2 to 4 p. m. each. Bake in hot oven THE HOSPITAL CLINIC m. By Appointment, 7:30 to 8 p. 20 to 25 minutes. $ nearly every day in the sale $ SATURDAY- Absotuteiy Pure Coffee Cake season. C. A. Hegge, M. D. SHIRLEY MASON 2 cups flour O. H. Hegge, M. D. AUSTIN CLINIC teaspoon salt AUSTIN, MINN. IN P. A. Lommen, M. C, 8 tablespoons sugar Miss Malinda Lewis, X-ray and 4 teaspoons Royal Baking "THE GIRL OF MY HEART' Chas F. Lewis, M. D. Made from Cream of Tartar Powder laboratory assistant. E. C. Rebman, M. D. 2 tablespoons shortening derived from grapes. cup milk Chas C. Allen, M. D. FOUNDERS AND SURGEONS DRS. FENTON & MEANY (Bride 13 No. 8) J. G. W. Havens, M. D. Mix and sift dry ingredients to St. Olaf Hospital. add melted shortening DENTISTS W. B. Grise, M. D. Surgeons, C. M. & St. P. R. R. and enough milk to Austin National Bank Bldg. General Surgery—* make very stiff batter. SPECIAL ATTENTION given Spread %-inch thick in SUNDAY- Office Phone: Bridge 103 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat to diagnostic accuracy, clinical, greased pan add top mixture. Bake about 30 microscopic, Residence Dr. Fenton: Main 455-R BRYANT WASHBURN chemical and radiographic Glasses fitted minutes in moderate oven. SENT FREE examinations accurately Residence Dr. Meany Main 564 Surgeons—St. Olaf Hospital in Top Mixture made. New Royal Cook Book AUSTIN, MINNESOTA C. G. W. R. R. containing scores of delightful, Genera! SurgeryEye, 2 tablespoons flour PROOF economical recipes, "BURGLAR 1 tablespoon cinnamon Geo. A. Hormel & Co. Ear, Nose and Throat. of many them 3 tablespoons sugar Glasses properly fitted. DR. M. J. HARDY Hormel Milling Co. use today. most famous in 3 tablespoons shortening Address The girls all called him "Human Safety Vault." You Babcock Bldg. Opposite P. O. Mix dry ingredients rub Office over Haugan's Pharmacy. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. DENTIST in shortening and spread had to use dynamite to get dollar out of him. Both Phones 197 4G0 N. Main St. thkJfly over top of dough 115 Fulton Street, New York City. Austin National Bank Bldg. before baking. For Information Out Phone Main 222 (Son Tarzan No. 3) of Austin Minn. Austin,. Minn, Of Office Hours Call Any Of The Doctors