MONDAY, DECEMBER, 13, 1920 *AGE EIGHT MOWER COUNTY NEWS AUSTIN, MINNESOTA use of surgery or unnatural medial NOTICE TO ALL ELKS WE CLEAN RUGS zema, Bright's disease, diabetes, asthma, LOCAL, We invite you to come into our cines. tuberculosis, blood diseases, store and see our fiill'tine of: Christmas As the Elk's Christinas committee New and successful methods of high blood pressure, liver and gallbladder Large or small. Work Guaranteed. goods. Variety makes choice OPENING* has been appointed, all Elks are urgently Twenty four hour service. We call treating piles, fissure* ulcers and" diseases, stomach disorders, easy. Pettycoart & Errett. Adv. 46-tf for and deliver. Telephone: Bridge requested to remit for their. other diseases of similar nature without chronic appendicitis, nearly all skin 154-L. Imperial Tailoring Co. Charity Ball tickets immediately, as surgery or loss of time from your diseases, tonsilitis, goiter, cancer, epilepsy, We have a wonderful. display of Adv. 3-49-c. business or any hospital bills. TOese Semper-Eadem. the committee wishes to use this for The Mowtr County Newt and nervous and mental troubles, ladies and gents Phoenix Hosiery in ymur neighbor* and frieitdi are The first official business meeting tlte annual Christmas Charity Work. cases will for a time be examined paralysis, female troubles, bladder wool. Holister Smart Shop. CONDENSED OUT OF DOORS iattcresled in any news that .you free. Call or write about your case.^ and prostate diseases and a great of the Semper-Eadem society was held Adv. 49-2-c. have. Wo would appnd and other Non-surgical, Natural and Dr. A. I. Arnesom, Physican, spec-, You will find a wonderful selection many other chronic and progressive ate it if subacribors of the Nows at the Machacek residence, Friday Sanatarium types of treatment, offering of silk petticoats, "silk or crepe de -Get a pair of trousers FREE with would phono any itoms thoy ialist in Natural Therapeutics. conditions are ve^y often not the disease evening. The purpose of this Society chine kimonas, aprons and hou^e by far the best means of cure might naTo, groat of 'email, to ue your next suit at the Iirperial Tig. Office over Austin Furniture itself but rather the result or dresses at the Hollister Smart Shop. for publication. Call Main 450 for diseases of all kinds not strictly is to cultivate our -hobbies and increase Co. Adv. tf-c. ...** Store. (Opposite Fox Hotel.) symptom of some other deepseated, Adv. 49r-2c wad a«k for the editorial departmeat. surgical in nature are available in interest in. social doings. The Adv. 46-tf-cf painless and otherwise unsuspected Big bargains in suits and cgats at Austin. FOR SALE following officers were elected to the Hollister Smart Shop. Adv,, 49-2-c disease which can readily be discovered' Road Island Red^, single and rose Autointoxication, chronic constipation, serve until January 1: Alfrays something new in blouses? Mrs. C. S. Campbell returned last eomb Cockerels and pullets. Call Main and treated By the special methods mucas diarrhoea, rheumatism, Dolls, games, toys, etc. Everything at the Hollister Smart Shop. Mogul—Walter Peg£. Slight from a visit tB Owatonna. 783-F. J:.-' Adtf 49-a-C- Adv. 6-5 2-c headaches and backaches, ec­ used in this office without the Mogul's Teller—-Norval Sadler. for the children. Santa Claus^ headquarters Banker—Ross Machacek. Miss Elsie Peterson spent Sunday here. Pettycoart Errett. ^rithrelatiyes in Brownsdale. At 10:30 refreshments were served Adv46-tf and, the boys left cheering for their Max Erdman went to the cities hostess and the future development of One lot of silk and serge dresses up Semper-Eadem. Saturday on business. -5 to $35.00 going at $19.50. Hollister Smart Shop. adv. 49—2-c Mrs. E. Hadley of Waltham was ip Smith-Johnson iovn Saturday. When you think of Xmas, think S. A. Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth of Peddycoart & Errett.-Adv. 46-tf. Johnson were married at the home of Mac Cunningham spent Sunday in the bride, 104 south St. Paul street .Albert Lea visiting his parents. It will pay you to look over our Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, the line of beautiful serge, tricollette and Wallace Jones of Minneapolis was Reverend Swisher of the Congregational tricotine dresses. Hollister Smart st. Sunday guest at the Wilbour Gos$ee church officiating. Following Shop. Adv. 49-2-c.. home. the ceremony a wedding luncheon Wear your Sunshine tag Friday Sophia Skaran and Mai'tha Temansm was. served. of Grand Meadow were in town and Saturday, you will save time for •Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for the Saturday. This Fact is Surely Good News. It's A both yourself and the committee. cities and will be at their home after January 15 in Austin. V" "j/. Adv. 49-2-C. Mrs. 0. Myhre and Mrs. Henry Store wide Price Reducing Movement ^Xockwood of Grand Meadow were OUT SUE Jtastin shoppers Saturday. Roy Paulson of Blooming Prairie spent Sunday here visiting his par°jeats. WE'VE MADE REDUCTIONS IN PRICE MUCH GREATER IN EXTENT THAN WILL BE On account of quitting farming I will sell to the highest bidder at Auction JUSTIFIED BY ANY REDUCTIONS THAT MANUFACTURERS MAY MAKE WITHIN A Ernest Green leaves today for on the farm known as the old E. G. Sactee farm, 3 ihiles east, 2 miles north YEAR. WE'VE NOT STOPPED AT WHAT WE THOUGHT MAKERS WOULD CUT THEIR JBisbee, N. D., after spending a month of Austin, 2 miles south and 2 miles west of Brownsdale and 3 miles east .hgre with his wife and parents. PRICES LATER ON, WE HAVE GONE MUCH FARTHER—WE HAVE GONE THE LIMIT. of Ramsey, 4 milessoath of Mayville, on December 15th Clinton Vaux of Swea City,. Iowa, sent Sunday at the George Shortt J. C. PENNEY CO. Inc., 297 Stores- Stand Starts at 10:00 O'clock Sharp home. REGISTERED MACfPIG GIVEN FREE TO LUCKY MAN 24 CATTLE: 10 extra good milk cows', 6 of which have come in fresh last Ed Martinson, who has been visitrag- Between You and Unreasonable High Prices sixty days, balance frfsh soon 8 heifers, 1 and 2 year old 5 steers, 1 year his mother at Lake Mills, Iowa, old 1 full blooded Shorthorn bull, extra good one. returned home Saturday. 10 HORSES: 1 Bayfrelding, 6 year old, 1600 ibs 1 Gray team, ll year old, 2200 ibs Black mare, 8 year old, 1300 lbs- 1 Bay Belgian colt, coming We arp daily in touch with the Market Centers of the world through our New York office which has representative 2 years old, 1200 '.1ds, make ton horse 1 Iron Gray colt, coming 2 .years 'Tomorrow night the L. A. H. Class buyers for each line of merchandise we carry. The prices in our store today are so low that to put off buying old, 1100 lbs 1 Black Colt, coming 3 years old, 1300 lbs 2 sucking colts of boys will give a playlet at the ivith a iupe of lower prices will be of no advantage to you. OURSYSTEM of first hand merchandising in great quantities 1 Bay Driving horsef Here is where you get the good ones. East Side Chapel. 16 HOGS: 10 extra good pure bred duroc sows, bred to Registered hoar 6 makes ita safe buy here every time. barrows, will weigh 200 pounds. Our merchandise comes from the largest manufacturers' in America. Sure their labels are not on them. The J. W. A. Bateman of Fort Dodge, la., 85 CHICKENS: 75 white Plymouth Rock hens, full bloods 10 full blood C. Penney Co. lable instead which is the best guarantee you can have. Just remember 1 store in 1902y 2 stores in was a guest at the Dr. C. F. Lewis cockerels. These are chickens that came from prize winning strain of national 1909, 1910, 34 1913, Jiome over Sunday. 1904,, 4 stores in 1908,6 stores in 14 stores in 22 stores in 1911, stores in 1912, 48 stores in 71 reputation. stores in 1914, 86 stores in 1915, 127 stores in 1916, 177 stores in 1917, 197 stores in 1919, 297 stores in 1920. HAY AND FEED: 5 Tons of good timothy hay in stack 5 acres of extra Art Ingalls took one of the Geo. good corn fodder. WATCH FOR THE NUMBER IN 1921. A. Hormel & Company big trucks to MACHINERY: 1 John. Deere 7-foot binder 1 John Deere 6-foot Mower Deere John Deere 12-foot rake 1 Emerson gearless hay loader 1 John Minneapolis Friday to be overhauled. corn planter, 80 rods of wire 1 Janesville, one-row cultivator 1 Flexible MEN'S FURNISHINGS Hoseiry prices Way Down—• harrow, 4-section 1 Lever harrow, 3-section 1 I. H.-C. Quack drag, 3section PRICES GREATLY REDUCED IN "Victor Peterson went to Blooming 1 Janesville Disk, 16-inch 1 Case gang plow, 12 inch Kingman Men's flannel shirts, warm and iPrairie Saturday to visit friends for Misses and Children's, fine ribbed -LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Sulky plow, 16-in«hr 1 Indiana Manure spreader 1 11-foot Seeder 1 Bobsleigh St. few days. durable—$2.25, $2.69, $2.98, cotton hose, Black or dark 1 John Deere harrow cart 1 Swill cart 1 w^gon with double box 1 wagon and rack. $3.25, $3.50, and $4.50. brown, per pair .... 25c, 29c, 33c, "Paul Johnson from Blooming Pra3rie Wdman's Cloth Coats, all the MISCELLANEOUS: 1 hay barn rope 1 wooden t?ack carrier 1 Harpoon returned home Saturday after and 39c. Season's niew materials and latest Men's work shirts, blue Chambray, fork and trip rope 1 set of harness, 1% inch 1 set of harness, 1% inch sisitrng his brother Iryin for a few 1 set of extra bridles 5 good collars 2 Sets of U. S. army stable blankets styles—$16.50, double sewed, large and roomy— $18.75, $22.- £lays. ... Misses and Childrens mercerized 150 rods of woven wire 1 Nelson tank heater 1 feed rack, 16-foot, built 50, $24.75 and $27.50. 69c cotton hose, fine ribbed. Black on runners Other articles too numerous to mention. "Miss Gertrude Maurek who is attending FURNITURE: l..Base burner, good as new 1 Carpet .sweeper 1 Cook or brown, per pair Woman's Plush Coats, long or ....39c, 45c, Men's outing flannel night shirts, St. Mary's training school at stove 1 buffet. short models—$22.50, 49c and 58c. made from extra heavy outing ^Rochester, spent Sunday here with her $24.75, •HOT ROAST VEAL FOR LUNCH parents. flannel—$1.69, $27.50 and $34.75. $1.98, $2.25. TERMS: One year's time on approved notes at 8 per cent All sums under Childrens ribbed Cotton Hose, $10.00, cash. Nothing reqioved until terms are complied with. Men's dress Shirts, Percale and The Dr. Hardy and Prof. Martin Ladies' Dresses in all the seasons heavy quality, pair 19c, 23c, 25c OWNER, W. H. CHRISTIANSEN. Madras families, and Birdie Mott, spent Sunday $1.69 and $1.98 newest materials in silks, satins, and 29c. AUCTIONEER LOVELL CLERK, H. LB AN FIELD Men's dress shirts, stripes, Crepe at the J*y Rugg farm east of mescalines, serges, tricotines j£own. de Chine, silk, Jersey and tub and jerseys—$34.75, $32.50, $29.- Ladies' Black Cashmere, Wool silks—$4.98, $5.49, $5.90, $6.50, 90, $24.7$ $22.50, $19.75, $18.50 Hose, biack only ....pair 69c and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rasmussen of $6.90, 7.90, and $8.90. and $16.50. Albert Lea, drove over in their car 79c. Men's silk neckwear for Christmas yesterday and spent the day with Misses and Children's Coats,— their son Harry and wife. Ladies' Wool Hose, black, per that are certain to please, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90,, $7.90, to pair both wide or narrow— 39c $2.49, Bert and William Newman returned $9.90. $1.98, $1.49, 98c, 79c and 49c fron» Minneapolis last night after Ladies' fleece Cotton. Hose, 49c. visiting their brother, Charles, who is ribbed top, per pair 29c and 45c DRY GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES ^seriously ill in St. Barnabas hospital. Men's silk mufflers, all the new ALWAYS popular colors—reversible, put •Rudolph Knauer of St. Paul spent Toys, Dolls and Christmas Boqks. up in fancy box, priced at— Sunday here, visiting his parents. His 40 inch figured Georgette^, per $3.98, $2.98, $2.49, and $1.98. iaister Maimie accompanied him back yard $1.98 'alew days visit in the cities. Large assortment. Price lower Men's fine felt hats, in alf the 36 inch Taffeta, black only, per new shapes and colors—$3.49, 3. S. Anderson and daughter re'turned yard $1.89 than elsewhere. $3.89, &nd $4.50. from Minneapolis last night, -where they were called Ty the death 36 inch messalines and satines, Men's Beaver hats, the correct of Mrs. Anderson's father. per yard $2.69 hat for winter wear—. $4.98 MEN AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS The to one that all enjoy gift Men's caps, plain or fancy mixtures—98c, Best quality Amoskeag Outing Help the sick with a quarter's AT PRE-WAR PRICES $1.23, $1.49 to $2.49. Flannel, checks, stripes and •worth of Sunshine. CHRISTMAS Adv. 49-2-C. gifts are valued for the happi­ Don't swear off buying clothes, simply Boy's caps—79c, -plaids, light or dark, 98c, $1.23, $1.49, 26 and 27c ness they create. A Brunswick phonograph, swear off paying too much for $1.69 and $1.98. American calico, light or dark, which brings joy and pleasure to all, is the gift your clothes. Men's 220 Blue Denum Overalls, supreme. per yard 12*4c. You can get extraordinary values tlnion made, per pair ..$1.59 all the time. Christmas without music lacks the real holiday Jackets to match $1.59 Dress Ginghams, check, plaids spirit. A'Brunswick will fill your home with joyful Men's heavy Mackinaw or stripes, per yard—23c, 25c, 29c Men's all wools^its in young men's music. It enables you to enjoy all the world's Coats $9.50 and 33c. .. and men'j^conservative models best music because it reproduces with equal perfection Good shoes at lowest prices than $37.50, $$9.7£, $42.50 and $44.75 8-4 Bleached Sheeting Pepperal any and all records made. you have been accustomed to pay. •$$44.75. Brand, per yard 69c Men's semi-dress shoes, English Men's and youi\&men'k^ultsin or Broader toes, per pairi—$4.50, 9-4 Foxerdft Sheeting, fle* yard 69c all the new colors and materials, $4.98 and $5.90. Tweeds, Cfassiihers/ Worsteds Ladies Flatoiielette Gowns, nicely •Men's fine dress shoes. Bl&ck serges made and trimmed—$1.49, $ 1.69, and —$17.90, $22.50 or dark brown. All leathers, O N O A S A N E up COJ $1.98, and $2.48. $24.75, $27^50, and $29:50 to All styles $6.50, $6.90, $7.9tf $34.75. and $8.90. The exclusive BrunsWfck method of reproduction, Full size double wool bfciik&s, E.VERYONE Ladies' Shoes. Low .of medium with the Ultoria repr^ucer. makes it possible per pair—$6.50, in thefamily can $6.90, $8.90. Real money saving values in boys' heels, kid or gummetal, *«ly on Dr. King's New Diathestandard for you to plky all mates of recofdf.. This suits in attractive patterns— 4^,$3.98, $4.98 and $5.90. 4 remedy scientific invention has made The BnirtSwick the per cibtit ail Wool double 100 $7.90, $8.90^$M«^ $10»90, $12.50, E&dies' fine dress Shoes. Black JS far theust fifty years, to break universal ponograph. The Brug^wck :0val Tone Blankets, per pair ............ to $14.75. .it-vv~ $12.50 ap coughs, grippe and stubborn or brown, $6.90, $7.50, $7.90, Amplifier is ^te all-wood throat and tofte Chamber colds. No harmftil drugs. At" $8.90 and $9.90. £i "which gives this instrument its gorgeQtis nchness jour druggists, 60&and $1,20. Proctor & Gamble, "White Naptha Boys shoes, all solid $2.98, $3.49 to and resonance of tone, You should hear The covered, filled with puife white Soap, 4 bars foir^30c $4.98. cotton, full size, priced at $2.98, P. & G. Ivory Soap'2 birs Misses and Childrens Shoes, ..$2.98, Bu/your XmasBrunswicknow! $3.49, $3:98 and $4.98. for 15c $3.49 to $4.98. Hearing The Brunswick is the only way to prove to you that it is a superbly superior instnur ment. Come and let us give you an "aU?record'' concert showing you how much better it. inter- 4 Sallow Skin Not Pretty E prets the world's greatest music. Select your WE BUY FOR LESS WE BUY FOR LESS {^obstipation destroys the complexion, fc-S- -f. Vifc 4,' Brunswick now today and ayoid the incon* making ityellow and ugly. Keep the -venienee of Christmas shopping crowds. A larger fjowelaat work cleaning out the system Jrxstitutiotx WE SEILL FOR LESS qA WE SELL FOR LESS selection and better attention are ambng the advantages daily by using Dr. King's PJlIs. They of early buying. do the work thoroughly and gently. 'Utry a bottle today, 25 cents. Have you beard Brunswick Records? 205-207 North Main Street, Austin, Minnesota. Prompt! Wont Gti AUSTIN FURNITURE COMPANY A *i k**