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1 3 0 ztt- ,\/:t ^"w A v. PACE FIVK MOWER COUNTY NEWS. AUSTIN. MINNESOTA MONDAY JANUARY, 31, 1921. nuts to. the people who went out and came up recovered. Henry Allen, tho strong, vigorous ageous,' inasmuch' as he agreed to WHERE TO GO K. K. Quint Meet* the Near East Drive. After the bout, the champion denied master-mind who disagreed with God Defeat At Hands a meet Leonard for a sum less than .J. that it was a fluke fall. January 31, Monday, F. O. E. Masquerade, and tried to take vengeance into his of Carpenter Five pne-half of what the "most logical TWENTY-TWO POINTS "I went down before an awful wallop at the Armory. Big sale on flowers and featfcem own hands. contenders" wanted, Mitchell is good Playing their first game in this city and it taught me something," he this week at Hollister Smart Shop. In order to give tooth' for tooth to enough to be within a hair's breath the newly organized "K. K." quint 1921 FfcBRVARY 1921 said. "It never does to get thinking Adv. 9-1-cu. a district attorney, who was responsible of the championship. In any other were defeated 32 to 12, Thursday for his beloved brother's execution that you're too good. Misjudgment Sut Mon Iw UM Fn in Thu day but Leonard's he would be king night at the Armory by the Carpenter, Oood Reason. of Mitchell's ability might have cost on a charge of murder, this powerful 12^ 4 5 of his class. As a Iowa, five. general thing, the reasb*®- me the title. Confidence is all right man among men presses into Left Forward for Austin High 6 7 tt 9 10 11 12 •oman doesn't encourage her hui The K. K's. were very weak on the So, in knocking out Mitchell, Leonard but too much confidence is dangerous. service, his highly developed psychic School Stars in Game Friday to sing to the baby Ja because passing end of the game and were unable proved his greatness. 14 15 16 17 18 19 I'll never be caught the same ability and becomes a leader of a Dart of the audience.—Dallas N Against Hayfield to break thru Carpenter's defense. A veteran of nine years experience way again."" very dangerous band of denizens of 20,21 22 23 24 25 26 at twenty-five years of age, the underworld, with whose aid he Laying down a barrage of baskets 27 28 Miss Lillian Garrison entertained Leonard in the opinion of many old proceeds to ruin the hated prosecutor that nearly annihilated their opponents, Thursday night at a theatre party in REEL FACTS timers is the peer of Joe Gans, considered by utmost extraordinary and entirely Austin high school won an easy '-v honor of Mrs. Charles Neller. After February 2—Fairbault K. of C's, the greatest of all lightweights. uncanny methods. battle from Hayfielcfchigh school Friday Master Mind,." the theatre the ^guests went to the here. "The night at Hayfield, 46 to 11. Leonard Stands The announcement that Lionel home of Miss Garrison, where the remainder February 3, THursday—Lew R. A great boxer, a smart and crafty Alone In His Class Coggins, left forward" for the local Barrymore ift "The Master Mind," of the evening was spent in Sarett, Woodsmen, in fifth number general and a hard hitter, the champion Says Farrell school seemed to be manning the scoring will be presented at the Park Theatre, mucis and sociability. A nice lunch Winter Chautauqua at M. E. church possesses all the "class!' befitting By HENRY L.FARRELL gun and succeeded in securing Monday and Tuesday, will arouse was served." at 8:15 o'clock. his rank. (United PreSs Staff Correspondent.) eleven direct hits, annexing nearly more than the usual interest. This Mrs. Archie Lane entertained Friday February 4, Friday—Poland China He showed that a wise head rests New York.—Many a moon will photqdrama is based on the stage play half of Austin's points. This is Austin's ngiht in Jionor of Mrs. Charles Hog Sale. W. W. Bowers, Austin. on his shoulders in the Mitchell bout roll around before Benny Leonard fourth straight victory. of the same title, but so revised and Neller. Cards and music were enjoyed when after having .knocked the Milwaukee February 5—Ascensions of Minneapolis, is forced to vacate the lightweight treated as to tell not only a consistent The line-up: thruout the evening. An elaborate boy down three times he was here. throne room. and important melodramatic Austin— Hayfield— lunch was served. 6ENUINE felled for a full count by a wild March 2—New York Nationals In fact, New Yorkers believe that story, but so as to introduce a great Erickson, rf Myster Vesper services'were held Sunday swing of the desperate boy. of New York City, here. thru lack of good foes to conquer, moral theme, namely: the desire for Coggins, If Beken afternoon in the Y. W. C. A. rooms -The champion's pride was hurt, he Benny will be forced eventually to revenge, altho the natural human instinct, Lloyd Young, Westcott under the auspices of the high school was amazed at finding fimself on the mingle with welter weights or join COLUMBUS DEFEATED is wrong and vengeance is apt Leslie Young, lg Peterson girl's club. About thirty girls were floor for the first time since he won Jack McAuliffe .as a retired undefeated to recoil upon the revenger. The picture Pribble, rg Frogner present. Miss Mildred Robinson read the title. A less crafty boxer would champion. vision begins with this thesis DURHAM scripture and gave a talk to the girls. Substitutions: Hansen for Pribble When the champion recently disposed 4have jumped to'his feet with a forced and ends with the final demonstration Mrs. Patterson offered prayer and and Carlson for Leslie Young, Austin. Visitors Walk Off With Heavy of Richie Mitchell, the classy smile to show that it was an accident of this idea. The opening of the was the speaker for the afternoon. tobacco makes 50 End Of Milwaukee contender, he swept aside or something. Freddy Welsh did film will show great mosaic tablets on Lolo Belle Cory and Violet Hopfe jtoodeutaiwHaafbc Field goals. Austin—Erickson 4 Score that in his fight nith Leonard and the last and only dangerous contender which will be inscribed the Biblical sang a duet. Miss Farley rendered a Coggins 11 Lloyd Young 5 Pribble he lost the title. in the class. -"v quotation: "Vengeance is mine, say- violin solo, accompanied by Helen •^3 1 Leslie Young 1. Hayfield—Myster Outweighed, Columbus high school the Lord." The various unusual Mitchell is far superior to Willie Perhaps Leonard thot of that 10c Drost on the piano. Coffee and 1 Westcott 3. put up a game scrap against the I characters are then introduced and Jackson and Lew Tendler, the "vocal when he went down. At any rate he doughnuts were served by the girls. heavier Sacred Heart% academy five Free throws. Austin—Erickson 1 swiftly is unfolded the narrative oi' champions" and he is more cour­ ^stayed down for the count of nine They also served coffee and dough- of Waseca Friday night at the Colum-1 out of Leslie Young 1 out of 2. 2. b\is gymnasmm and were beaten 24 Hayfield—Myster 2 out of 6. Westcott J. C. PENNEY COMPANY—A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION to 10. Burns for Columbus succeeded 1. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY—A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION in netting two and. slipping in three: Referee: Peterson. free throws. Connelly and Coughlin Decorah Iowa both appeared in good shape for the Power Of Your Dollars Sacred Heart school The line-up. "Big Five" Quint Columbus— Sacred Heart— Play Here Tuesday L. Burns, Coughlin J. Christie, Connellly -yiirr-v-J: Decorah, Iowa, is coming here Tuesday J. Bock, Dineen night to meet the Packers, with A SWEEPING REDUCTION THAT HAS BROUGHT OUR PRICES DOWN TO A NEW LEVEL IN PRESENT DAY RETAILING. V. Burns, Rhodes the idea that if the Packers can give EVERY G. Maurek, Poster them a good showing, they will give Substitutes—Columbus, Christie replaced ITEM IN OUR 312 STORES NOW SELLING AT OUR REPLACEMENT COST, REGARDLESS OF FORMER COST. the Packers a return game at Decorah. A REAL OPPORTUNE by McShane, Maurek by The style themselves "The Big Gores, Burns by Bear. ITY FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY. Five" and claim to have a team made Columbus—Field Goals, L. Burns, "t- up entirely of college stars, most of 1 V. Burns 3. Free throws, V. Burns whom have played three years of college The long looked, hoped for period of lower prices has come at We never indulge in sensational "special sales" or sensational 2. basketball. They have one man last.,? The American Dollar will again assume its rightful value and "sale" advertising. We never exaggerate. We always mean just Sacred Heart)—Field goals—Connelly from Princeton, one from Michigan buying power. wv 6 Coughlin 3 Rhodes 1 Din^ what we say. This is not a spasmodic "isle." The prices quoted on one from North Dakota and two from In order to meet these new conditions and follow out our policy of always een 1. Free throws, Coughlin 2. Luther college. this page and those you will find marked in plain- figures on the goods in giving our patrons the lowest prices possible, the J. C. Penney our stores are our RECONSTRUCTION PRICES, the lowest prices it is The Man They Remember. BOY SCOUTS LOSE GAME Company, with 312 Department Stores,^located in 27 states, has, AT A Women prefer a good man, one who possible to put on the kind of merchandise you want to buy. Every TREMENDOUS LOSS, reduced all selling prices to absolutely BED The first team of the Boy Scouts Is resolute, noble and self-sacrlflclng. article will remain as priced until sold or forced by market conditions to ROCK, based .on actual replacement values. Our enormous purchasing played the second team of the Columbus But they are likely to grow tired of change. -You can safely bank on this. 'Come to our store to-day, prepared power, plus our policy of large volume and small profits, make* it possible him. On the other hand, their_ Interest high school Thursday night and for uO^.regularJy undersell all one-store competitors. in a "bad man" never lags.— to save money. 'were defeated 11 to 8. NEW SUITS FOR SPRING Advance Arriving daily from our New York Headquarters. 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