f}^ v% ^r^7- BPHM -r ^Pg 'P£S •:.' 9iP!!i '^T^- 'Vs" *v 4 „w' ••if: PAGE TWO MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA MONDAY, DECEMBER, 13, 192a Misses Ida and Mabel Haarstad ECLIPSE CORNER spent Friday and Saturday in Austin. IN THE JEWELRY STORE BEFORE AVOID BREAKAGE OF JARS yfll.Aoimd Mrs. Harris McNier and daughter, by Edited Jennie of Austin spent Sunday and Weekly Shavings AND AFTER WEDDING BELLS the House Do not place cold jars, either Splinters- Monday with her parents, Mr. and Volume 349 Monday, December 13, 1920 Mrs. Ottis Morrell. filled or unfilled, in hot water. Do not place hot jars in cold Phil Byers of Austin spent Friday ALL IN FAVOR, PLEASE RISES Feed your hogs sunshine—through By HAROLD D. JACOBS evening in Dexter*with friends. water. We must have a revival of home owning Blip a thimble on the end of the curtain Eclipse Chief Sunshine Windows. (United Press Staff Correspondent) Emery Peyo was an Austin caller Do not overpack jars whi^h and home life. Farm tenaants and Sunshine is cheaper than corn and rod when putting it through the Monday afternon on business. I are to be processed. Some products city renters are bad for the country. just as necessary. curtain. «, Sheriff Nicliolsen of Austin ifras a like corn, pumpkin, pea?, AH other building should give way to Dexter caller last Thursday afternoon New York, December 13,—There "It's interesting to watch the development necessary business extensions and to lima beans and sweet potatoes, Winter eggs can be gotten by paying on business. Cheese pared thinly, smeared with houses. We, can get along for a while of a young couple's ^courtship swell In processing. Pack jar is no business that furnishes abetter atention to the housing and feeding, W. P. Rahilley of Austin visited butter and wrapped in a cloth will without memorials and theatres ana especially, and by having the and marriage," Barthman said. only to within one-half Inch of opportunity to study human psychology friends in Dexter Friday afternoon. keep soft In a cool place. ouija board factories, but we cannot best kinds of hens at the start. top. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lavervall "A young man will come and buy than that of selling jewelry, a do without farm owners. It is fine Do not allow draft of cold air In providing quarters for the flock a baby boy Sunday. The Dexter some small present, such as a brooch, wnen according to William Barthman, who thing to have an automobile News, sends congratulations. see that they have plenty of room. to strike jars when they are removed A CARLOAD OF CHRISTMAS no one can you can afford it, but costing $15 or $20. A few mon£}is for more than a quarter of a century At least 3 square feet of floor Mrs. S. W. Stevenson and Miss from the canner. bought* TREES afford it until after he has later he will make a little more expensive space should be allowed per bird. Be has had a shop in Maiden Lane, the Hazel Burke were Austin callers The wire ball should not fit too estate mortgage house or a farm. A real sure that the greatest amount of sunlight Tuesday afternoon between trains. gift. Then, as birthdays and diamond center in 'Amgrica. of ana tightly or the Jar will break when is usually a mark thrift J. W. Hare the seed man is to have gets into the coop. Fresh air is Mabel Haarstad spent Tuesday Christmasses arrive, he increases the a mortgage— the lever is forced down. progress but chattel "One can invariably forecast the afternoon in Austin. a car load of fancy Christmas trees, also essential. Cold is not bad for never.—Saturday Evening Post. vaule of his gifts until finally the engagement All new jars should be tempered married life of a couple by their the birds provided they are not in a which will be shipped this coming ring is bought. Next is the before using. To do It, draft. JAPAN ADOPTS WESTERN attitude when they come in to buy week and arrive in due time for the .Don't be contented with your lot until put them In cold water sufficient wedding ring. After this there is a MATRIMONIAL CUSTOMS •Remember that frost in a poultry the engagement ring," he said today. there is a house on it. holiday season. Better order early. to cover them and bring house is & sign of poor ventilation cessation of three or four years. "It is easy to tell which will dominate Adv. 2-47-c to a boll.—United States Department and excessive moisture. The best Build an Ice House now, to solve Tokyo, (By Mail to United Press.) They are spending all their money after the wedding ceremony remedy for this is plenty of sunshine A of Agriculture. your summer cotoling problems. —As Japan proceeds to adopt western furnishing a home and making a and ventilation. from their actions during the purchase. building 12x12x8 will store ten tons customs, the old usage of having start. If he is successful in business, A Simple method. of ice. The ice crop comes during a If she makes the selection and Swenson's parents chose husbands or brides for this period will be followed by one "I'm getting rich now/' season of practical unemployment for fixes the price, you m&y depend upon their offspring is gradually falling Millinery "Making more money?" the farmer, hence the cost of storing 00far more expensive presents. ACID REMOVES ZINC STAINS it that she will make most of the decisions "No spending less." it is very small. into disuse. In many cases the young Barthman said the expected slump after they are married, and people prefer to to depend on the in jewelry sales, looked for long ago, Metal 8hould Be Scoured With Bath J.J. CLEMENS vice versa. It is also possible to tell dictates of their hearts rather than Brick and Kerosene, Washed Most Ha to Price. Fur had not yet become apparent. 1 /t whether she will be thrifty or a upon the brains of their parents. and Wiped Dry. ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD Sets Almost At Cost. spendthrift.". Manager The, activities of marriage agencies Barthman cited an instance of a Ribbons At Cost. are also becoming quite common, as Zlncdarkens with use, but may be LYLE young cougle who came in to buy a Phone No. 47. brightened by the use of scourers. has been shown by a police investigation, From The Tribune diamond solitaire. The youth very .Zinc on floors, under stoves, and in like made recently in Tokyo, when the Christmas Gifts delicately' let his sweatjieart understand places, should be scoured with bathbrick Affairs of thirty of these bureaus of Advertise in the News, it pays! that he did not feel able to pay Jim Waugh was down from Austin that please and kerosene, washed and rinsed Cupid were looked into. to attend K. P. lodge Tuesday evening. more than $400 or $500. But every with water, and wiped dry. Zinc on tables, or wherever likely to come in ring she decided upon valued at Javanese Poor Coffee Maker*. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown came contact with food, should be scoured $1,200 to $1,500. They finally compromised Travelers say that nowhere In tha from Austin Sunday for a visit at the with bath-brick and water. Add, as on one costing about $900, J. A. Thorsad home. world is coffee, as a drink, worse tfcao In vinegar or lemon juice, may be used RECORDS about twice what he intended to pay. In Java, where the coffee bean |s sup- RECORDS Alfred Holfland left Sunday for to remove stains on zinc, but should Austin to attend the Automobile enU P®sed at its very best The Java "And if I had been that young man to be thoroughly washed off otherwise, gineering school at the college. nese distill coffee jessence of extreme I would have been tempted to call it the zinc will tarnish again very soon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartkopp are strength, bottle-^It, and pour a few off right there," the grey-haired rejoicing over the birth of a baby drops into a cup of hot water when jeweler declared. 'ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS girl born to them Sunday. Mr. and they desire refreshment. Barthman was asked how the average Mrs. Hartkopp live on the Dave Aultfather AND GET RESULTS farm. young man determines the size Elmer Deremer and O. B. Tufty of of the engegement ring. Austin purchased Carl G. Springer's When They Begin To Talk Copperized, Charcoalized "Well, a few of them bring their pool hall interest Saturday and took fiances right in to try it on," he replied. possession Monday, when the invoice Aluminized or any Kind Buncoized just remember of was taken. "Some obtain from us a cardboard Supreme Prelate Frederick Atwood arrangement to fix the size, of Minneapolis visited Lyle Lodge No. Others—knot a string about her finger, 59 K. of P. Tuesday evening, and a or try one of the rings she already class of five candidates were initiated {"WHAT 1$ BETWEEN THE ASBESTOS I D0NT WANT YQUR RANGE "••"I AND RANGE BODY?" in the rank of Page. Following the has on one of their fingers. But work Mr. Atwood gave a very interesting the great majority just guess at it— and profitable talk to the and usually guess wrong. Most of number present. large those who guess select a ring too A letter from Rev. G. Storaasli, who was supply pastor'here during large, probably assuming they will be Rev. Moe's absence, says he has received Make Appreciative Gifts on the safe side when it comes to readjusting a message from the War Department it. But it is just as easy to asking him to consider his BLUHM'S STORE declination of appointment Chap­ make a ring larger as it is to make it of lain and First Lieutenant in the U. MUSI© smaller." S. Army and ordered to report at Ft. What does the average young man "I KNOW BETTER-1 SAW IT Des Moines, on the 8th. He says he *•4 OONT CARE HOW GOOD IT 15-THE "ASBESTOS 411 Worth Main St. Austin, Mini*, SWEAT WITH MY OWN EYES." buy his sweetheart, in the way of SWEATY ASBESTOS WILL RUST OUT has asked for a three week's leave THE BOOT." of absence that he might assist the jewelry, and what does the average church while another pastor is securred. married man buy his wife? Rev. Storaasli is especially Barthmas said that gold or silver fitted_ for the position as" Chaplain meshbags are the most popular gift and his many friends with him much success In his work among America's during the courtship period, with gold fighting men. bracelets and pearl opera glasses running After a close second. marriage, the woman usually demands pearl DEXTER ia Warm Bedding For Gifts From The News necklace or a diamond and platinum The sheet of copper must be between the asbestos and bracelet, and gets it. outer casing—range body, as it is in the Copper-Clad Range. It can do no good anywhere else: Gifts for children are generally in Miss Celia Farber spent Sunday in the form of a ring, bracelet or pin. Austin at the Ralph Vandenover Buy a Copper-Clad—The Worlds Greatest Range When women make gifts to men home. A pair of warm, luxrious blankets are just apout Mr. and Mrs. John Buhs of Austin they generally select a scarf pin or spent Sunday in Dexter with friends the nicest gift you can plan for Mother. She will be a gold fountain pen. Austin Furniture Company and relatives. pleased with ours—because she knows quality. These, very low prices will enable you to give her a much handsomer AS FAR AS YOUR pair of Blankets than you had planned you could EYE CAN REACtI afford to buy. you will see auto tops—hundreds eieivt- of them—and most of FANCY BLANKETS them as like as two peas in a pod. Most of them, too, will be $5.00 worn out in a few years—some $7.75 Fancy Blankets, of them in months. Let us now build your auto top to order, V. and you will top them all. $8.00 Fancy Blankets, now Auto Top & Auto Painting Each officer and employe of the $9.00 Fancy Blankets First National Bank is ready and Phone Main 347. R. H. GRAY, PROP. Austin, Minn. now $6.95 'anxious to serve their customers in $10.00 Fancy Blankets, whatever capacity they* are qualified now for. $8.75 $12.50 Fancy Blankets, JEWClRY JEWELRY A friendly atmosphere prevails $10.75 now here. We don't stand on ceremony. Further, you have our assurance of $15.00 Fancy Blankets /„, Us, V\U"// I iii prompt, efficient and courteous $11. handling of all financial matters $16.50 Fancy Blankets LED SHOPPERS that a progressive bank affords. now BELIEF HERE PLAIN BLANKETS For ANYTHING in the Banking Line The holidays are approaching rapidly. It's a good Remember this is, idea to buy your gifts early. $5.00 Plain 3.75 $3.25 Plain $2.51 We make this suggestion because the next few weeks will be busy ones for you. "THE BANK TO BANK ON" Blankets, now Blankets, now One trip through our store will give you more good ©fy* 3tat National Hank Ideas for X'mas than you will get in a month at home. $4.00 Plain *n nn $2.00 Plain' ttf.UU Blankets, now Blankets, now of Austin ORGANIZED 1868 West Dry Goods Co. J.S.R.5 COVILL Capital and Surplus $300,000.00 "jJEWEJLEA TO THE PEOPLE" O. W. Shaw# Chairman N. F. Banfield, Pre*. llHTrrrrTfTn N. F. Jr. V. Pres. H. L. Banfield, V. Pres. Banfield, II II II ll H. J. Drost, Cashier E. C. Banfield, Cashier. 5 *mk rtthtfrrriimiiirtii i'iW finii DEFECTIVE PAGE