Ml, 1911. SmS prigjiiiii w'Uii^ay THIS DOCTOR OP METALS P. H. Friend returned from Chicago LOCAL MULE SlffiST OB IRS. ^In this age of machinery the calls this morning. *. •fc for quick repairs are numerous. The ^PENINGi Miss Ada Knutson ijent the weekend Local Y. W. C. A. As»ocia|ion broken or worn piece, whatever it with friends in the cities. HALF I Will Co-operate With®5? might hie, can be repaired quicklyr Mrs. Carl Voelker is ill with an I -.«*! Drive' Of course an order for a new part attack of tonsilitis. Mrs. Janie Guy is ill with tonsilit- may be sent to the factory but the OFjLIFE'S Mrs. Mary Graham of Owatonna is factory Is located at some distance Co-operating with the consolidated I visiting at the A. S. Campbell home. and therefore there is a delay. Also, Bfrs. W. D. Fink of Rose Creek was eastern drives as a result of a decision A. C. Page spent Friday in Minneapolis Om Cml Per Word Per lasertioa. the new part will copt considerably ahopipng in Austin Saturday. made by the National Y. W. C. MinimuM Chars* WORRIES S on business. more than the repairing of the broken A. board, the Y. W. C. A. cafeteria Twenty-five cents. Tea cents Mark Fink spent the week end visiting Miss Ella Coltvet spent Saturday Collection Charge Will Be or worn part. here will donate the gross proceeds friends in the twin cities. and Sunday in Minneapolis. Added *U ads soft fald for from the noon day meal Tuesday to* ^TkVi both tim« and money ar« lost. C. L. Howe of Red Wing was an in advance. Readers or local* Miss Edith Fatland went to Mason the strving children of the Near East 3 But with the oxy-acetylene torch not run in this column will be Austin visitor Friday. City Iowa, Saturday night to spend countries. charged at the rate of 10 cents 4 available these costly and annoying Sorn to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pepper, Sunday with her parents. per line. The day is designated as Invisible delays are avoided and otherwise idle ire over wanting things you can't get because of get:ing a son, January 26. Miss Stella Turton returned home Guest day and symbolizes the sharing things you don't need. wheels are forced to work to the very WANTED: To hear from own6r of from Albert Lea this morning where F. J. Roble, of .Towner, N. D., is of food with the children. The day limit. good farm for sale. State cash she visited friends for a few days. -visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. was s&t aside»after a direct appeal by price, full description. D. F. Bush, Always at your:.service and never 1-13-C There will be a social gathering at IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS OF LIFE 'Minneapolis, Minn. .. Jtoble arrived Friday night. Herbert Hoover to the Y. W. C. A. failing to respond Hristantly, the Doctor f'i St. Olaf's Lutheran church Thursday C. Madsen of Le Roy was an Austin and every association cafeteria and of metals is bound to be appreciated RESIDENCE FOR SALE: Modern that make up the sum of human happiness or woe—the evening. A nice program has been prepared business caller Friday. Mr. Madsen :J{-1f house, nearly new, full lot will lunch room will observe February 1, in any industry where quick repairs little spendings that keep you poor the little savings and lunch will be served. sell on easy terms. Address 12X. planning on going to Denmark in as Invisible Guest day. are important. that would make you rich. clo The News. 4-tf-c. Walter Becken and wife, who have -pJ &be Spring. .. The local association urges everyone We will be pleased to give you any been visiting their mother, Mrs. S. G. J. C. Kaiser, an old Austin settler FOR SALE: Old Newspapers. Five I who can, to eat their noon day meal "'Sj, information you may wish regarding Becker, for the past month leave for cents takes home a' good sized died at his home in Puyallup, Washington, Tuesday at the Y. W.-C. A. cafeteria, the oxy-acetylene process. bundle. Mower County News. 4-tf-c their home tomorrow in Ottumwa, FORM THE HABIT OF DEPOSITING YOUR SAVINGS January 4, at the age of knowing that every cent thus spent THE MOTOR INN Iowa. eighty-four. wil go to this worthy cause. FOR RENT: Choice farm', well improved. REPAIR DEPARTMENT. HERE. pr Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neller left Harry Hildebrand, Lyle, Mrs. Parke Goodwin, accompanied Adv. Jan, 31, Feb. 3. Mi inn. 5-4-p. yesterday £or Galesburg, Idaho, to S. Day, returned from St. Paul "... .v.-,..---- ... ADVISE B. P. MEN TO MEET Iry W. visit Mrs. teller's brother, Dr. Earl after a two weeks visit with relatives. You enjoyed their music last time HOUSE FOR RENT: 4 rooms. One You will soon have a Snug Sum in the Bank earning X,. Sorenson. If they like the country, acre of land. Call Main 360 come again Tuesday, February 1, at Interest and your worries will vanish. 9-3-p. they will make their home their permantely. the Armory and hear The Star Novelty T. J. Abrahams and daughter Dorine Labor Board Says A Meeting Players of Fifth Infantry Band, Save returned from Minneapolis after CLERKS, (Men, Women) over 17, Of Men And Employers Miss Veta West leaves tonight for for Postal MailService $125 M. N. G., Mankato, Minn. Adv. 8-2-c. attending the State Monument Dealers Is Advisable TODAY'S PRUDENCE IS TOMORROW'S PLEASURE. month. Examinations February* Experience Chicago where she goes to purchase Convention. unnecessary, For' free goods. by United Press 1 WHEN IN DOUBT* SAVE S Ben F. Gibson, formerly of this AUSTIN MARKETS particulars of instruction write R. Chicago, January 31—Chicago railroad Miss Mary Jicha spent Sunday with 1 «i£y died at his home in Hammond, Terry, (former Civil Service Examiner) managers were advised today by friends in Kasson. Monday, January 31, 1921 772 Continental Building, £nd.f Friday. Mr. Gibson was at one the United States railroad labor Washington, D. C. 8-2-p. And remember this is the ... Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Hollister are Chicago Receipts 54,000 time manager of the city scales here. board, to get together with their employees HOG MARKET visiting friends in Velveder, Illinois. Dr. Earl H. Phillips will begin practice and work out a sensible settlement CRISPETTES Medium and Butchers $8.85 r- 1 From there they will go to Chicago co as an interne in the Taylor Clinic 5 of their wage controversies. buy goods. Packers to $7.00 $8.25 act the Des Moines General Hospital, "THE BANK TO BANK ON" The board suggests that the employers cattle Miss Zena Cooper, County Superintendent after spending a ftsw days with his get together with their men, when the Fat Steers to $6.00 $8.00 of Doge County .Miss hresh folks here. Cows and Heifers ...........5.00 to managers presented a petition asking 5.50 Styr Jfiirat National Sank Charlott Hansen, County nurse of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Anderson returned Deliciotis immediate abrogation of Canners and Cutters .... national $2.50 to $3.00 Dodge County and Milderd Lund, from a meeting of the State Bulls to agreements and a reduction of wages 3.50 5.00 county nurse of Fillmore county were Hffonament dealers convention held in of Austin for 500,000 unskilled workers. VEAL. SHEEP AND LAMBS guests Saturday of Miss Marie Rettig, Minneapolis at the Raddison Hotel. Fat Lambs to $6.00 $7.00 Mower county nurse/ Mr. Anderson was elected president of Park Crispette Fat Sheep to 3.00 4.00 Organized Capital & Surplus. MISS LAURA OLSON and Miss .fiie association. A. I. ARNESON, M. D. Veal $5.50 Kitchen 1868. $300,000.00 Pearl Morine entertained a few /Among the people from here wno Quoted By Dalager Specialist. friends Friday night at jr theatre ED. MORTENSEN, PROP. went to Hayfield Friday night to Eggs 55 Natural Therapeutics party. They afterwards were entertained wafceh the basketball game were: Mrs. Butter 48 at Miss Olson's home. L. Young, Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Carlson, Quoted by Smith-Wright Company SL Mrs. Angelia Sanders came up Miss Anna Roble, Maxine Pooler, Spring Chickens 17 from Calmar, Iowa, yesterday to attend also Barnham Nemitz, George Buck, Geese 13 the funeral of her uncle, Ben Kemma Hoium, Pearl Patch, Selma Colon and Rectal Diseases. Eggs 40 Gibson. Jabnke, Ardella Barr, Mable Brenner, Heavy Hens 17 Over Austin Furniture Store. Miss Elsie Pederson who has been lioois Hill, George McDermott, Doneld Light Hens 10 seriously ill at St. Olaf's hospital is Austin, Russel Thompson, Carol Turkeys 30 7 2 getting along nicely and will soon be •Johnson, Maurice Daigneau. able to leave the hospital. ***. PE-RU-NA "Big sale on flowers and feathers Marriage license were issued Friday £his week at Hollister Smart Shop. to G. Eli Simon of Turnas, Nebraska Adv. 9^1-c. and Susanne Thompson of FOR CATARRH OF THE HEAD AND HOSE Austin. FEED FUL-O-PEP NO 3t is a dry mash and makes hens I began using using five boxes_believe RETURN lay, and is composed as near as possible I am cured as PE-BU-NA Tablets of the same feed the hen picks there has been no three years ago for OFv THE tip in the spring. This accounts for return of the disearn catarrh of the hea& DISEASE the success of this wonderful egg and nose. Was unable in two years." IN making food. to do anything. Fifty years of usefulness Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Mr. Fntk Faty TWO Is the best Do not be misled into thinking I saw a decided 0ml, la II, YEARS Pricec. guarantee of Pe-ruxia that any mash will do the same thing, Improvement after merit. they will not. Insist on the Ful-O-Pep one box and after -ONLY- dry mash, it is fed dry, your flock will Tablets or Liquid SoIdErerywliere Sugar like it, they will be healthy, and if fed Pre-War "Si aunnniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniniuuuuiiuuuiininiiuiiniiinaiiunniiiiiiB ss directed will increase your egg piXHhietion. Level iJsre, the Feed Man, is the 5?ee£L only one handling this Full-O-Pep Xoii can get it in 20 pound to 73t l.^OJD jifmnd lots. Price per cwt is $4.00. i-M will save you on other grains. If JSgg A reduction of 20 to 25 per 3T0O want more eggs, feed Ful-O-Pep cent went into effect January mash. Adv. 8-3-c. 25th on all Kodaks. Just Received With The Following Grocery Order a New. We are prepared to supply you with the latest models at Shipment 75c .... 35c 25 Lbs. Granulated Sugar 1 Large Package Briandale Oats .v the latest prices. 4 Lb. Ferndell Apollo Coffee •*....v3:. $1.60 Lb. Sack Briardale Pancake p* Pathe phonographs. Call on ,~ ii as and we will give you a demonstration 1 :-r%. 4Sc 2 Large No. 3 Cans Briardale Pork Flour "Everything for the Kodaksr" in your home or at 3 K. 0. Wold Drug Co. 54c and Beans ... 60c our store any time, proving to 3 Lbs. Farfcy Head Rice :. you the difference in phonographs. 50c 2 Cans Ferndell Maine Corn .... 60c i/o Lb. Package Ferndell Tea .j. lr ^1-, "The Economical Drug Store" 35c 2 Cans Ferndell Small Sifted Early Keenan's Music Store 1 Package Brairdale Breakfast Wheat Phone Main 95. Est 1863. We Have Them 125 North Main Street June Peas 1 Large bottle Ferndell Salad .... 60c 50c dressing 2—19 Oz. Wild Rose Preserves 80c They are Good 1 50c 5 Bars Olive Creme Toilet Soap 2 Packages Dromendary Dates ..:ia ..... 50c ...7.... igP--, 35c 1 Lb. Can Calumet Baking Power .... 25c V2 Lb. Cake Bakers Chocolate W. B. NUFORM 5 Bars White Laundry Soap 35c, I Large BottieJE^rndell Catsup 40c I CORSETS 0 A are Form Builders replacing angles The Above Order All For with graceful curves, and. silhouette the outlines in Fashionable perfection. Variety of shapes and styles, enables "AMERICAN MADE FOR every type of figure to be faultlessly THE BEST AMERICAN. We will 'make no changes in this assortment. fitted. TRADE. Price $2.00 to $4.50 x~ =:it i'"1" In this assortment we have aimed to give you the We trave a complete stoek of vo to be f^-wed with the farm lighting plantsj as w^ll as the very best of merchandise* consisting of Ferndell .4 110.volt lamps. and Briard^le Grocenes4 recognzed #s thejj$st o» 1 CORSETS -4^7 7' INSPECT THIS STOCK OF Jfi, the market.': 4 Guaranteed Hyfffade: A I- -r:. \, "Youth-line" Reduco Corsets make stout figures appear slender byaccomplishing figure-reduction easily and comfortably. Hips, bust and abdemen ona to five incKes smaller. Weight apparently ten to twenty pounds less —ALL, with comfort and utmost of stylish effeet. it Pr'ce $6.50 THE VALUE STORE