MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, MARCH 16,1921 AGE SIX MOWER COUNTYNEW and at good wages for it is the laborer especially when compared with prices are remain in If you'd know the value of money, who bought land for farm and home They who eontent to tails connected with the most beautiful purposes will not be above normal. who furnishes the large market go and borrow some.—Benj. Franklin. "The County Paper" for land in adjoining states. Data the valley will get no news from the high school building in the state Published every Monday and Thursday, for farm products.—Hoard's Dairyman. mountains.—Macy.J of Minnesota. There is no question obtained during the past week from at Austin, Minnesota WHY DO IT GIRLS? ., ROE AND GANNON, Publishers but what the money must be voted bankers in every section of the state The other day, standing on Wold's V, E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor and the thing to do is to endorse the for business review of the Merchants corner, we saw the high school students NEW AND ORIGINAL action of the school board and lend National Bank of Saint Paul, corroborated MAGNITUDE OF AGRICULTURE Official Paper of Mower County passing on their way home. We them your inoraJ support. The school Farming is the largest industry in this information. must admit, as a whole they are a house will be open for inspection Saturday the United States, few people comprehend sift The average decrease in prices for pretty clean nice looking bunch, but and Sunday. Go up and look its magnitude. The officials farm lands apparently has ranged we saw a few girls that would make it over. It is worth every cent we of the National Association of State from 10 to 20 per cent. In some a Zulu belle bite herself and scream have spent on it and anyone with a Marketing estimate that the farmers counties practically no decrease was with envy over the style of headdress vision can see that it is the biggest FOR ANY BUSINESS of the United States sell a sufficient reported. In a few—where land our American girls seem to have community asset in the city. Let's amount of farm products to load 23 booms been in progress when adopted or appropriated. It was rt?TO OUR had all vote. cars a minute, valued at $20,000, and money conditions became tight—the cold, but these girls did not wear a Genuine Gold Leaf MEMBER* AFFILIATING buy $200 worth of farm supplies every r/ drop in prices ranged as high as 30 hat. They couldn't. Their hair was time the clock ticks. They also CAUSE FOR OPTIMISM GUARANTEED SIGNS per cent. Not one pessimistic report done in gigantic puffs, extending estimate that during the next decade How prone people are to think that was received from a banker. Every 2 about the diameter of a bushel basket farm products will amount to 225 million their occupation is suffering more person heard from declared that inquiries OUT-DOOR PAINTED around their pretty faces. They carloads, valued at not less than than others. In this time of re-adustment, regarding land have been received thot they looked sweet n' pretty, but 175 billions of dollars and that more when everything seems to be recently from persons in other to the average masculine mind, they DISPLAYS FOR PRICE OF ONE than 100 millions of dollars' worth of going contrary to the way it should, states. resemble a toadstool. Why do it this will be placed upon the market. there is opportunity to look around We never lay off, work evenings to render service girls? You are not making a hit with ORGANIZED\ CMEMBER 1667 Irregular reports were received regarding They estimate that farmers will buy and find persons much worse off than the men. They are laughing at you. that means most and costs less. If you will advise the the percentage of land settlements not less than 60 million dollars' worth those engaged in agriculture. Be sensible and don't try to imitate details we will send you our low prices. made on March 1. In some of farm supplies. The purchasing It has been estimated that 28 per I. & M. Sign Co. a fantastic fad. Select a,neat, sensible districts very few settlements were power of the farmer and the magnitude Foreign Advertising Representative cent of the labor in the Atlantic method of doing your hair and THE AMERICAN FRESS ASSOCIATION made. In other districts, very few of his business are not appreciated States is unemployed at the present stick to it. defaults were reported. Judging until the total account is brought time and in the Middle West, from Member of Minnesota Select List from comments of bankers, a considerable together and then the figures are so Pittsburg to Chicago, more than 50 Promises will get you friends, large they cannot be comprehended. majority of defaults were a LE ROY, MINN. per cent. Being out of work in these WEST MAIN STRE&T. SUBSCRIPTION RATES but non-performance will turn them —Hoards' Dairyman. result of speculation. Apparently times of high priced commodities is Per Year, in advance $2.50 into enemies.—Benj. Franklin, the percentage of defaults by persons Six Months $1.25 a serious matter and the farmer may Single Copies 05 FARM LANDS HOLD WELL well appreciate that his occupation Despite tight money, industrial depression gives him labor, three square meals a Entered as Second Class Matter at day, plenty of clothing to wear, and and sharp reduction in prices the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under AM hard-to-lit Women he knows where he is going to sleep of products raised on farms, values of the act of March 3, 1879. Minnesota's agricultural lands have at night. It is to the interest of agriculture held up unusually well this winter— THE BLAME that all people be employed Blame for the recent accident at UZLIK'S SPECIAL the., Sumner school, in which the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dubinsky lost the sight of his left eye, when little George Krupricka accidentally Can at last be Perfectly Fitted I —FOB SATURDAY hit him in the eye with an arrow, shot from a bow made of an umbrella rib, can not be placed entirely at the door of the teachers or supervisors at the school. Investigation brings out the fact that the Krupricka boy had hid the bow and arrow under the culvert and did not bring it to school with him. The primary grade had been dismissed and the boy smuggled his bow and arrow into the basement of the school, under his coat, after the children were supposed to have gone home. No one, teacher or otherwise could possibly have avoided this accident under the circumstances, and The News believes that blame should not be placed at the public school officials door any more than it should haVe been placed elsewhere. Unquestionably the accident is regretable and Mr. and Mrs. Dubinsky have the sympathy Bulk Cocoa, per lb 25c of the entire community—but Can Corn, per can 9c why blame the teachers. Premium Crackers, per box, 4 lb. box 75 Pearl White Soap, per bar 5c A TIMELY GIFT. •ri"* Potatoes, per bushel, 7j5c With the present agitation for boys' Frenia (same as cream of wheat) 3 lbs. for 25c welfare work occupying the time and McMurray's Jello, per pkg 10c attention^ of the city, the munificent Post Toasties, large pkg 18c gift of O. W. Shaw of $35,000.00 for J£elloggs Cornflakes, per pkg 20c a gymnasium for boys, comes as a Hebe Milk, large, per can 10c Godsend. The only stipulation attached White Elephant Mustard, large 15c to the gift is a fair and just PATENTED ADJUSTABLE DRESSES Grapenuts, per pkg. 15c one, namely that the city raise or contribute Complete line of canned goods. five per cent of the amount Grapefruit, large, 2 for 25c for maintenance and other expenses. Quaker Oats, small, 2 for .. 25c hTe council at their meeting unofficially for Home Wear and Porch and Street Attire Quaker oats, large 30c accepted the gift and the resolution N. J. C. Yeast Foam, 2 for ......15c will undoubtedly be passed Century Brand Coffe, per lb. :. 40c riL providing for the necessary funds. without the necessity of any alteration except the adjustment of the waist line, which is accomplished by This gift will be an everlasting, "The Store That Makes Your Dollars Have More merely buttoning two buttons. These dresses provide faultless fitting, not only to women of regular proportions, tribute tc 0119 of the best known snd Cents." best loved in the county. men but likewise to those who have never been able to be fitted in ready-to-wear garments. We WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. carry a full line in all Sizes, up to and including 56 inch bust measurement. PARR LET'S ALL VOTE Every man and woman voter in independent school district number twenty-seven should make it a point The FOUX? FAMOUS FEATURES to go to the school house Tuesday, March 15 and vote. The News heartily endorses the action of the school beard laying their cards in upon table, and explaining in detail the of the contracts, the the letting progress of the work and other de- THURSDAY & FRIDAY— THE PHOTOPLAY THAT IS GENERALLY CONCEDED TO BE The Adjustable Waistline, the Under-Arm-Shield, the Adjustable Hem and the Menders, which are all GREATER THAN THE GREATEST features that insure perfection in fit, longer service and welcome conveniences. HERETOFORE PRODUCED, INTRODUCING THE NEW SPRING STYLES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY AND THE PRICES ARE MOST REASONABLE. TO THE SCREEN WORLD Paul Jones 1 We Begin Where The utmost in Middies AMERICA'S FOREMOST ROMANTIC BE.<p></p>KISMET CHARACTER ACTOR IN THE PLAY Others Stop THAT IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO 74 HIS MOST NOTEWORTHY SUCCESS We have found that it works out best all round, toi As we do it, the writing of carry merchandise that at the -/top of the class. your policy fires the first gun That is why we carry $AUL JONES MIDDIES—they in our Broadside of Service. After that you become the tar•get are the best middy blouse ^hat it is^um*hly pos- NODDIES! of our constant attention. sible to make. .**• Your mind will not be burdened with details which are rightfully WE know this-—but we want YOU to know it. The only wa^ Js Jtx you |o put PipjJ^ Jones Middies to our to attend to. the teat. Have your children wear Paul Jones Middie^r it w^'^Hpke you long to ffind out why more and mote women look for the Paul Jones label when they buy Middies. When a question pops up in your mind about some angle of PRICES RANGE FROM $2.00 TO $5.00 insurance, shoot it right along. Edward Knoblock's Famous Spectacular Drama If we can't answer it, there is DIRECTED BY GASNEIR 1-^ something wrong with us. Have MORE GORGEOUS THAN THE DRY GOODS. CO. our man see you. T#- '"if 's 3Y' 'i**s BEAUTY OF SOUTHERN SKI^ & I 3 if. THE MARVEL OF CINEMA ART, $ A. C. PAGE Austin, Minnesota. (PATHE NEWS