I 1 W* 5~ Ir MO WEIR COUNTY NEWS. AUSTIN. MINNESOTA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921. SjftaSSO'jap* 3 & &»"• ^*c fa?:-- A r"h^" &, Sgi? 3*^ '7 •illlB !!!!B1I!B1!!!H •!!lBllMlliMlMIMIllMIIIBlMlllMIMIIMllMllMIIMllllMlifMIIIIMliMllllMllMllH«|llMII[IMlilMMiliMii[M!ilMi!MlliMiBgi^|iii»iiiwiiiijiimg s»m~ The Austin Army Store announces an Auction Sale on the entire stock of rierchandise purchased from the Government. At Austin, Minn., Elk Hotel Building on Bridge Street. i.4 IWIIBIIIBI! 1IBll9liliB!l8!l!B!IIBi:iBI!IIBIIIBll!BlliBillBii!BW [|B!!i^S!i!K»MBIlS:!lB!lKi!B!iiBillK!a COMMENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK TEN IIHP'1 MHllBllKil i!BW!lB9i!B!HKi li!IBl!!BIII!HililBlBI!K llliaiiiil I m:!KSB iBJri. Promptly as the old clock strikes two In the afternoon of February 11, this well known store will swing open it's doors to the public. A real old fashioned Auction Sale will be In progress. Promptly at the appointed hour thousands of dollars worth of Merchandise will be offered to the buying public In one GIGANTIC SACRIFICE SALE •*j NOTHING RESERVED NOTHING HELD BACK OR. OUT. AND THIS SALE COMING THIS TIME OF THE YEAR WILL WITHOUJ QUESTION, PROVE THE GREATEST PUBLIC BENEFIT WITHIN THE MEMORY OF THE OLDEST INHABITANT. JUST WHY A STOCK OF THIS SIZE SHOULD BE OFFERED AT THIS TIME IS A MATTER OF MUCH COMMENT BUT NEVER THE LESS WE WILL SAY THAT A RADICAL CHANGE IN BUSINESS POLICY PROMPTS THIS SALE AND NECESSITY IS THE KEYNOTE TO*THE REASON. FOR FIVE LONG DAYS YOUR LITTLE OLD DOLLAR WILL WORK ON BOTH SIDES, AND WHlN WE SPEAK OF THE AUSTIN ARMY STORE AS A DOLLAR STRETCHER YOU WILL KNOW THE REASON WHY, AFTER YOU HAVE ATTENDED THE OPENING SALE DAY AND HAVE SEEN YOUR OWN DOLLAR STRETCH AS NEVER BEFORE. SO MAKE NO OTHER ARRANGEMENTS OTHER THAN TO ATTEND x% THIS CUTTING SALE AND DON'T WORRY ABOUT BARGAINS AS THEY WILL BE GREAT AND MANY, AND SEEKERS AFTER THEM WILL COME, NEAR AND FAR. Below we quote some of the articles that we carry In our stock with a complete line of General Merchandise and which will go on sale promptly at Two O'clock. fcj 5 1*' -yi -.ij-m"-"'i' Sheep lined Overcoats Overalls Heavy All Wool Sox Overshoes Army and Wool Mackinaws Boys' Mackinaws Cotton Ribbed Union Suits .... Wool Mixed Union Suits Men's All Wool Sweaters Khaki Pants—heavy Stiff el Striped Overalls Men's Heavy Work Shoes iMsSsS-i* Men's Wool Flannel Shirts .. Gloves and Mitts of All Kinds Coveralls Rubbers of^all kinds Men's Fine Cashmere Hose Other articles too nnumenms to inenfon-,- Horsehide Mitts Wool and Fleece lined Underwear Men's Army Shoes, Munson last -^1* -1 Si Xa"V-* •iiieyiei*!iie!iiiei!iie*!iieii!*iie**!i*H*iieHieiiieiietiiei*e SO THE TIME IS SET! v-3 v. ^7/ THE DAY OF THE OPENING DRAWS NEAR. THE DATE FOR THE OPENING IS FEB. 11,1921. THE SALE CONTINUES FOR S DAYS. THE PLACE WHERE THE AUC^ ^4 TION OF BARGAINS IS TO BE HELD YOU 'ALL KNOW.EVERYTHING ELSE BEING EQUALLY IN YOUR FAVOR COME AND ENJOY WHAT HAS BEEN AMPLY TERMED "THE MEMORY OF THE SALE THAT WILL LAST FOREVER," NAMELY THE AUSTIN ARMY STORE AUCTION SALE. ALL RIGHT! W LETS GO! 4 'ft" 'V .. ,-.f fl,*/ iacs-: icr JH *5- KIIIBIIIIBIIIfl it v4 "h ELK HOTCL BUDDING AUSTIN, MINN. .. it it*. •*&*?* #**j ~K* ,., BRIDGE STREET. S. FISHER, ABCimiBL I:?-'*-?. ^1- Syr*