W 'Jl, W-fctsI? rm '', 1 4 %1! ,rr: MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, May 26, 1921 Page Five Three of 'Em: DUGAN*S TRIPLE IN In the seventh, Cipra hit Plopper Owatonna Escapes Damage with a pitched ball and allowed him a Many rumors here Monday after base. Welp sacrificed Plopper to EIGHTH WINS GAME the storm, stated that several houses second. F. Baldwin was also hit by a had been blown down in Owatonna. pitched ball. Riley connected for a Reports from Owatonna denied the Big Too! clean single and scored Plopper. rumor. Telephone and electric light Wexperience Big First Baseman Wins ILL you profit from the service was crippled for a while here.y DUGAN WON IT of thousands Several basenients were flooded and a Contest With Three of home owneit who have found horse belonging to Harry Jordan of Base Hit. it cheaper to heat every room in Lyle was killed by lightning. Chester— AB PO A- E their homes—have found that T. Baldwin, ss 1 Shop first in The News F. Baldwin, rf 0 they can enjoy greater comfort BARR POLES PRETTY Riley, cf 0 AUSTIN vs. than ever before and save 1/3 to "HOMER" IN SECOND Winslow, 2b. 0 1/2 on their fuel bills? Norton, 3b 4 0 a You can give all your home moist, Whitford, lb. ....... 3 .ft 0 11 Packers To "-Play Three Game Series healthful atmosphere—have eveiy D. BaTr c. .... 1'4 0 1 6 room* free of pipes, fuel dust, smoke With Northern Pacific Plopper, If 3 0, 1 •JL, or ashes—save furniture, wall-paper, PACIFIC Welp, 3 NORTHERN Team. 1 1 1 by a curtains and rugs installing Dugan's three base hit in the eighth 30 3 5 24 11 3 MUELLER "Big 3" inning, yesterday, saved the Packers Austin- AB PO A E from defeat at the hands of Chester, Bowers, 3b 4 12 0 1 1 C0NVECT0R BASE BALL CLUB Erickson, 2b 4 1" 2 3 0 0 Iowa, and added another win to the Meany, cf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Austin team's string. The score was Barr, If 4 1 2 1 0 1 4 to 3. Wengert, rf 4 0 2 2 0 0 Things looked rosy in the second (Pipe less Heating System) Smith, 3 0 011 1 0 May 28,29, 30 inning, when Barr "Babe Ruthed" Hungerford, ss. .. .2 0 0 2 2 0 The CONVECTOR gives you more one into deep center and made the circuit, Dugan, lb 3 1 1 5 0 0 pleasure and better health with less making Austin's first tally and Cipra, 3 0 0 2 5 0 expense and less work. Its three big exclusive features incidentally winning $10.00 for the •—Large Register Face, Wide Straight Air Passages, 30 4 9 27 9 2 first home run of the season, hung up Big Heating Surface—make it Take along Three base hits—Dugan base on superior in fuel saving and heating by the Hormel Club. But the rose balls—off Cipra 3, off Welp 1 left efficiency. colored dreams soon faded, when plenty of film SATURDAY, SUNDAY and on bases—Chester 6, Hormel 5 two We guarantee the Convector to heat Chester came back in the third inning. base hits—Bowers home runs—L. every room in your home upstairs Welp the first man up got next Barr struck out—by Cipra 10, by and down through its one large to Cipra for a base knock, followed by MONDAY Welp 7 hit by pitcher—Cipra 2. register, using any fuel you care to T. Baldwin with a nice little single We have Kodak film in Umpires—Howe and Smith. Time 1 burn. over first base. Wengert in right hours, 55 minutes. Whether you have four or eighteen the complete assortment, field was slow on the recovery and The Packers have arranged a three rooms«—even if you Welp went to third. Baldwin stole Sectional have no cellar—come autographic and non-autoja[raphic—and The Northern Pacifics were the Western day series with the Northern Pacific View of Con second. Riley bunted one and Welp in jmd let us show ••ctoi—show team of Minneapolis. The games will Amateur Champions of Minnesota last year. came in on it. Everything would you how quickly and Inr triple casing all of it is be played Saturday, Sunday and Mo% and corrugated easily you can have have been all right if the fireworks air-spaced inner day. Saturday's gaijge^tarts at 4:30 ready for results. this modern heating hood of heavy had stopped here, but F. Baldwin o'clock, the other two"' at-3:00 o'clock. system (alvanized iron Manager Bertelson, claims his team can poled one out to deep left and Barr that prevent installed. fl­ beat waste and let it go by, scoring T. Baldwin. unked Elevators 3rain Agency beat Austin and says he has a stronger team than Back keep cellar cool. One feature of our Kodak department Packers Have Chance To Score. St. Paul, May 26—Three thousand last year. is that thru helpful Dugan spoiled the chances for a elevators wilT^join inMriarketing their score in the fifth when he failed to criticism and friendly advice we CORY grain co-operatively ||hru the S. U. connect after Wengert had started Grain Growert^ Inc., if|they follow the help you make good pictures things moving with a clean hit to SATURDAY GAME STARTS AT 4:30 plan urged^jpon them by their national right field. Smith sacrificed Wengert better. Come to our store and organizations, the Farmers National to second, and Hungerford put him on learn about service from us. 928 North Lansing Avenue SUNDAY AND MONDAY AT 3:00 O'CLOCK Grain Dealers association. The third with another sacrifice. Dugan seventy annual convention of the association Phone Bridge 982 Austin, Minn. stepped to the plate with a mean look ADMISSION PRICE IS THE SAME voted formal" jendorsement in his eye, but ^ouldn't find the 1 of the national sales agency, and elusive pill. urged all member elevators to join.5 K.O. Wold Drug Co. The Minnesota Farmpr&^rrain Dealers Mower County News Spring Sewing is at frapd and association repr€j|e$fs about 300 MARKET PLACE we ask the ladies of Austin and elevators. r" y~-. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY—A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION county to call at Singer Store and ''Th^jEconomical Drug Store?' of inspect our line machines, sold You can't saw wood v-a hammer, on easy terms. Liberal discount much less succeed One Cent Per Word Per Insertion. lUt^business Established 1866 Phone 95 for cash. GET OUR PRICES. training. Write Mi Minimum Charge Twenty-five cents. '..iCommercMjnn., Prices Talk! 117% East Water Street. Ten Cents Collection Charge Will Be ial College, Manka for J. H. FISHER, Manager Added for all ads not paid for in advance. Success* Book. It is Aidv. 42-1-c Readers or locals not run in this column will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line. m»c-. WANTED Tremendous Savings Prevail Throughout WANTED—Good farm hand for balance of the season. Must be a Our Store good man with team and no booze fighter. Work mostly in orchard i. ,-l -i oijfcg. '.*• V: and garden, F. W. Kimball, two miles northwest of Waltham. Here you enjoy the savings effected by large quantity buying 41-2-c for 312 Department Stores. The Largest -Chain Department FOR SALE Store Organization in America is working ,for you. Take advantage FOR SALE—White Wyandotte setting eggs. 75c for 15. Call M. S. of this opportunity to save money om your purchases of Munson. Phone 15-F-210. 41-4-p Shorthorn Bulls of serviceable Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Furnishings arid Ready-to-Wear FOR SALE: age. Inquire of H. A. Hanken, Austin, Route 1. 37-tf-c. Apparel. 31 FOR SALE!—High grade Shorthorn Bulls from 6 to 16 months old. Phone 353, T. H. Murphy, Lyle, Minn. 40-6-p LOWEST PRICES ON SPRING MERCHANDISE FOR SALE—New five room strictly modern cottage, hardwood finish •j vSv thru out, in Woodlawn Park Addition. Terms call N. Wagner, CLOTHING Men's Dress Shirts Muslins and Bridge 523-L. 42-4-c Sheetings LeRoy, Minn. Men's fine Dress Shirts EGGS FOR HATCHING FOR MEN AND BOYS Madras and Percale FOR SALE—S. C. Buff Orpington 36 inch Heavy Unbleached Men's and Young Men's 98c eggs for hatching. $1.50 per setting. muslin, per Dress Suits, the season's Men's fine neckwear Inquire A. of p. Butterfteld, flowing ends 25c novelties yd 8y2c| Brownsdale, Minn. 17-26-p Work Shirts $19.75, $22.50, $24.75 3j| inch Bleached musfitt USED CARS a $27.50 to $29-50 yd.f.i....^. 14c 'A Men's Blue Chambray FOR SALE—Velie Six, perfect condition. work shirts Union Made Finish and upholstery like 36 inch Curtain Scrim 79c Boys' Suits new. 5 good tires, sell $750 cash. Plain \Yhite Border, Men's Blue Dotted A snap if taken at once. Call Main $6.90, &A Q( $7.90 to $12.50 FOR THE WEEK yd. "... 15c $ 815-T. 42-1-p Work shirts 89c 36 inch Embroidered Oakland Sensible Six Roadster—last Men's Hats year's improved model just overhauled Marquisette, per yd. SHOES! and tuned up, fine condition. 37c and Caps For sale or will consider DANCING SATURDAY, MAY 28th trade for five passenger car. Dr. For All the Family A. I. Arneson. 29-tf Ginghams, Men's Straw Hats, Panama at LOWEST ^nd Sailor Styles MISCELLANEOUS PRICES Music Percales, Etc. Orchestra 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.25 Men's Dress Shoes LOOK UP W. L. Chapman "The i\ House Mover." We do all kinds of and $2.49 $3.49, $3.98 27 inch fine Dress Ginghams, basement work. Cement and cement $4.50, $5.49. Plaids, Checks if block. Call Main 810-L. BAND CONCERT SUNDAY, MAY 29th Men's Genuine Panama Ladies Shoes and Stripes, yd 17c 26-tf-c $3.98, $4.98, H^ats ^...$4.98 and $6.50 36 inch Percales, light ATTENTION j! $5.90, $6:90. 3:00 P. M. or dark, yd 16c Overalls' IBoys Shoes AUTOMOBILE $1.98, $2.49, 38 inch fancy figured Men's Union Made 220 $2.98 to $3.98 Voiles, yd 49c $ MEN Ladies White Reinskirn DANCING MONDAY EVENING, MAY 3QA Blue Denim Overalls, Ladies' Bungalow Sport Oxfords pair $1.25 ieatiier trimmed, Aprons made from fine Associate-Dealers wanted at X.J. pair $3.98 Jackets to match $1.25 Music Metropolitan Orchestra quality Percales 69c once in the following towns on the valuable Light Overland e/yuv- franchise: Grand Meadow, ni Elkton, Sargeant, Adams, o.- Lansing, Brownsdale, Lyle, Dexter, Racine, Coming. Tables in Park /Nsrirwwv- SELLING BUTING We are now writing contracts and will close these towns soon. The new rock-bottom prices with It the high quality and great running economy will make it the best ^Incorporated seller of the year. The Overland 312 DEPARTMENT STOKES E. A. BERGLAND, Manager franchise will also give the selling right to the Stephens, Hupmobile, AUSTIN, MINN: RS- and Willys-Knight cars. Write, phone or call on Notestine Motor 'M UOtiJU 1 *'•*«£&•, Sales Co. Mower County Distributors AUSTIN, MINN.