'ivi- JP^V ./?• v, ?r-f' C*-T4'l?¥^M V. Monday, May 30, 1921 Page Four MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. LEARN DRESSMAKING Mower County News as well, will have their wreathes and stein cattle, 4000 laying hens at Le ter how chronic or incurable they RAIN, BAD ROADS FAIL TO where we know they will help our patient. While thousand^ are out of work in have heretofore been considered. The flags. In Great Britain, Belgium and Roy, 22,000 young chickens, 79 employes Heavy doses of drugs only add DAMPEN ENTHUSIASM OF MIN "The County Paper" other lines of business there have same is true of many other conditions. another poison for the body to get Italy, wherever American soldiers and at all farms and in the office. Published every Monday and Thursday, been no dressmakers looking for a rid of. .. ev NESOTA PRINTERS. sailors lie, their graves will be honored Short talks were given by John J. at Austin, Minnesota job. Many women have difficulty We use electrical, mechanical, spinal A. E. ARNESON, M. D. (Continued from Page 1) by men of the Legion. Furlong, Mr. Coughlin, Ralph Daigneau ROE AND GANNON, Publishers finding a good dressmaker. You can and other proven useful methods. Specializing in Natural Therapeutics. And this year, the figures show, V. E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor and Mrs. Campbell of the Ellendale learn to do your own dressmaking at We ars» thoroly trained in the use of Office over Austin Furniture Store. there will be the graves, not only of entire North Star State, the grandest SNOW'S COLLEGE OP DRESSMAKING. Eagle. Homeopathic and Allopathic medicines (Opposite Fox Hotel) Main Street. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Time required only six weeks. the 22,000 returned soldier dead to be of the union of forty-eight ssiters. and give them in a few cases Per Year, in advance $2.50 32-tf-c Call or write Miss Lottie May Nail, honored in America, but the graves of Tells of Furlong's'Corn. ATTENTION Six Months $1.25 Mgr., over Mower County Co-operative the 25,000 ex-service men who have In the exhibit room maintained by Single Copies 05 Store. Austin. Adv. 35-tf-c. died here at home since last Memorial the Minnesota Board of Immigration, Official Paper of Mower County Day, many of them in our government NATURAL METHODS at St. Paul, there is shown in a glass of treatment are reasonable, not mysterious. hospitals. The equivalent of exhibit container, an ear-of corn with1 ), Entered as Second Class Matter at -THE OLD HARD MEN practically one full division will answer a history. Mr. Rutledge said, "While the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under Do not let any one tell you this is the roll call and enter "the long, John J. Furlong, Austin's state wide the act of March 3, 1879. a fad or experiment. The present long trail" each year, according to the known farmer, and the late James J. orgy of removing teeth and tonsils in LUCK STORY Associate-Dealers wanted at estimate of the Bureau of War Risk A FOOL LAW. the wild hope of curing any and every Hill, president of the Great Northern once in the following towns Insurance. One thousand of our hero human ailment surely is a fad and One of the most nefarious laws Railway were traveling together on on the valuable Light Overland experiment of tne most unreasonable dead who rest in Trance are to come passed by any Minnesota legislature a train in this state, Mr. Furlong type. These natural methods are now franchise: Grand Meadow, home the week before Memorial ©ay, in Chapter 82 H. F. 350 passed by made the statement that corn was in constant use in all the Army hospitals when a transport will bring its caVgo the last legislature. This law is a Elkton, Sargeant, Adams, grown in Mower county that would where the results obtained were of flag-draped caskets to the pier at menace to all employers of labor, as rival any produced in the much-lauded Lansing' Brownsdale, It didn't come out as I expected, is a remark undreamed of before their, use. it makes it compulsory to carry insurance Hoboken. corn-state of Iowa. There was a difference These methods appear especially Lyle, Dexter, Racine, Corning. very familiar to all of us. For some of us this Memorial Day useful in chronic cases. Practically of all employees, the cost of of opinion as to Southern all skin diseases can be cured, no mat­ There are few business propositions that of 1921 will hold a sacredness that no same to be born by the employers. Minnesota equaling Iowa in the production We are now writing contracts anniversary that has gone before do give the results we expect, yet we keep Evidently the measure was promoted of corn, and Mr. Hill offered and will close these towns soon. could hope to hold. For others it in the interest of insurance companies. on trusting other people with the investment to give Mr. Furlong a check for $1,000 The new rock-bottom prices with will be just another holiday—another As the law now stands anyone, for a Mower county ear of corn that the high quality and great running of our money'when statistics show day off. Memorial Day, however, is except a farmer, employing help, one economy will make it the best would measure fourteen inches in that the average business proposition cannot not all for the dead. It is the day on seller of the year. The Overland or more, male or female/ must take length. Mr. Furlong's optimism as compare with money in the bank at franchise will also give the selling out insurance by June 1st or pay a which we resolve in our hearts not at £*1 P-'*»o to the ability of Mower county to produce compound interest. right' to the Stephens, Hupmobile, 'uh»-'XSu&rt only to revere their memory but to fine for his neglect or must prove to the desired ear of corn was rewarded and Willys-Knight cars. Write, be true to the ideals for which they This bank invites your account. the insurance commission his ability that fall, when he secured an phone or call on *'c8to^ to meet any and all claims assessed died. What they did for is what we ear of corn grown in this county Notestine Motor live for—God, Country, and Comrades. against him in case of accident. which measured 14% inches in length, Sales Co. The editor of this paper, as an em and on which there are 1172 well developed HH3 THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK ployer of labor, can't understand why kernels." Mower County Distributors Unsatisfied. he should insure an employee any AUSTIN, MINN. Some of The Visitors Man is mads of dust and is generally more than be expected to feed him E. K. Whiting, Journal-Chronicle, OP out for mors.—Boston Tramscrlpt. N and furnish his fuel in addition to his Owatonna R. P. Willis, Record, stipulated salary. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Grand Meadow B. A. Brown, Commercial SAW MILL FINISHED IN YEAR The employer of labor is thus Press, Albert Lea C. E. Johnson, OF 1855 WAS FIRST MOVE IN Resources Two Million Dollars forced to look after his employees Minneapolis Paper Co. Theo. R. MOWER CO. TOWARD BUSI­ in ease of accident, but—who is looking Foster, Miller Saw Trimmer Co., NESS. after the employer if he should Pittsburg Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Mueller, (Continued from Page 1) meet with an accident ?—Levang's North Central Progress, St. Paul (Lanesboro) Weekly. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Roth, Journal, were drawn here by ox team. In Faribault Emil J.! Hansen, Paper 1857-58 the people depended upon THE LONG, LONG TRAIL. Supply Co., Minneapolis J. P. Coughlin, Mr. Brown to furnish them with flour Up to four years ago Memorial Herald, Waseca A. G. Rutledge, and corn meal, which was drawn from Day had deteriorated from its original FARMERS and GARDENERS assistant commissioner of immigration Chatfield, and Decorah, Iowa. At purpose into little more than a Gfo. L. Morrison, Monotype, St. times the roads were so bad that it day off. In 1917 a change began to We have a car of fertilizer from the American Chemical Paul A.l Ti Hauser, St. Paul Mr. and was almost impossible for a team to be noted. Over the 30th of May Mrs. J. T. Hillyer, Paper Supply Co., 3,650 Hours pass over, or rather thru them, and it Company. This is fcne of the best chemical fertilizers on brooded and air of suspense, of foreboding, Minneapolis Val Renz, Mergenthaler required many days to make the journey. for America had embarked on the marekt—and the prices are right. Spent in Your Co., St. Paul C. Campbell and son, As soon as it was learned that the high emprise of war, and none R. V. Campbell of the Ellnedale teams had been dispatched for a new could say how much blood might be Corsets!— BURNElY ft THOMPSON Eagle Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Langworthy supply of meal, gold coin and sacks shed before the anniversary came of Spring Valley and Mr. and with the names of the owners and the That is a conservative again. Nineteen eighteen saw that Mrs. J. R. McVean, of Minneapolis. amount of meal required securely tied estimate of the time a CITY FEED STORE. spirit intensified, close at hand came to each, were deposited with Mr. Thomson Called On. woman wears her corset the real days of our ordeal by fire Phone Main 100. AUSTIN, MINN. Browjn, to make sure of a portion of during the year. on the heels of Chateau Thiery, and R. J. Thomson of the Oakdale the meal. On its arrival the amount Ten for 10 cents. Handy Yours will be 3,650 Farms told the printers of some of the two years ago the full toll of nearly was j?ut into each sack and set away hours of comfort, and size. Dealers carry both. a hundred thousand lives had been activities of the Oakdale Co. and briefly for those who had paid- for it. The M.H. KENASTON perfect style satisfaction, taken. The army of 1918 is home told of the Holstein strain. Arden 10 for 10c 20 lor 20c. Phone Bridge Residence demand would sometimes exceed the if you choose a farms at St. Paul have the most record now, ready and willing to bestow on It's toasted. supply, so the amount dealt out to its departed comrades whatever meed breaking caws and next to Arden W. B. Nuform CORSET W"1 Main659-R each*would be diminished until ten or of devotion is fitting and proper. comes Oakdale. He gave the following full range of styles to fifteen pounds would be the most that REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS The American Legion, an organization figures: Oakdale has 315 pure select from. he would sell to any one family. When representing the soldiers of the bred duroc hogs, 139 pure bred Hol­ TheValue Store City and Business Properties. Rehtals and Insurance the meal was all distributed and there great war—as does the G. A. R. the were yet families not supplied, a raid boys of /61—is mobilizing for the Office with Niehuis & DeBuhr Laad Co. would be made on the sacks that were greatest day in its calendar year— AUSTIN. MINN. Austin National iBank Bldg. filled and the contents distributed Memorial Day, 1921. On that day among those that had no flour or there will sound thru the streets meal to eat. In one instance a Norwegian iUJdild of every town and village in the United woman, having a large family, States the measured tramp of columns came before noon and stayed until of soldiers marching to honor JUNE nine o'clock trying to buy more than the dead of all of. America's wars. fifty pounds of meal, when she saw There will be in" these columns the the last of the meal carried away by blue and gray of Gettysburg, the Brunswick Records littles she gave it up and went home. khaki of San Jukn Hill and the .olive drab that swept jtne Argonne. /t will -1 be a day when ithe flag of America —ON SALE TODAY— FARM LAND BARGAINS r- T.ft .ft ,. xnnyWBtti I I will fly from the roof of the mansion and hovel from' coast to coast, over 1120 acre grain and stock farm. This comprehensive list of June records is before the public Horses and machinery included far parade grounds. the Philippines selected, orchestrated and recorded with thought for variety, at 37.50 per acre. Will stand and the battered plains of France freshness and finish. We are confident that it will meet with investigation where more than' .fifty thousand Fyou believe Buick: owners praise the appreciation of every class of music-lovers.Y YanKs stnl rest. 80 acre farm for dairying, in their cars too highly, try out a Come in. You^B surely want to hear these record* For May 30th above all will be a Otter Tail County. new 1921 Buick. day of remembrance of the men who CONCERT 160 acre farm in beautiful Golden did not come back from over there. 10030 Santa Lucia (Neapolitan folk Song) Valley County, North Dakota Paris Post of The American Legion 1.00 I Tenor, in Italian Mario Chastise You will find the Buick Valve-inHead Eiii, Eili Yiddish Song of Mourning) (Schalitt-Fiiher) this year, as last, will hold,memorial 30006 T. N. ROBLE, :t Soprano Dorothy Jardon 1.50 motor as staunch and the services in every American cemetery 506 Oakland Avenue. Bohemian Girl—Heart Bow'd Down (Act'll) (Balfm) in France, and the graves of those Baritono Richard Bonelli car as dependable, as its reputation Austin, Minn. For All Etarnitjr (Matcheroni) Baritono Richard Boaelii who sleep far from the beaten track I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen Wettendorf) would lead you to believe^ Only Tenor Theo Karl and Crescent Male Trio Lasa o' Killean (Stickles) Tenor Theo Karle A by riding in a beautiful, new model Rosary (Nevin) Contralto Eliaabath Lennox and Crescent Male Trio can you fully appreciate the comfortable Cradle Song (MacFadyen) Contralto Elizabeth Lennox VIOUN seating, resilient springs, E A E Mazurka, in A Minor (Chopin-Kreitler) accessibility of mechanism and Violin Solo Max Rosen INSTRUMENTAL pleasing appointments—a combination Spring Zephyrs— WaItz Intermezzo Vessella) 5051 of the beau tif ul and practical. Veaseila's Italian Band 1.001 Victory Festival March (.Vessella) Veaseila's Italian Band SUNDAY- POPULAR Maximum investment return is insured Little Cotton Dolly (Back-Ceibel) Criterion Male Quartet WANDA HAWLEY Kentucky Babe (Back-Ceibel) Criterion Male Quartet by Authorized Buick Service. Whip-Poor-Will From "Sally" (Do SylvaKern) Soprano and Tenor Irene Audrey and Sam Ash Look for the Silver Lining From Sally" (De Sylva-Kern) Soprano and Tenor Irene Audrey and Sam Ash SmceVomtory /, ngular equipment "THE HOUSE THAT JAZZ BUILT" 4 Don't LeayeMe, Mother Mine {Coslelto-Goodman-Stept) BafitagV Ernest Hare J.. 1091 V'V an all models includes Cord Tires j'^WyOmneMLallahy (Williams) 85 Adopted from the Saturday EveningPost Story, "Sweetie Peajh. \Temor-iind Baritono Chas. Hart and Elliott Shaw 'iictterUp%nd Whistle (Vincent-Franklyn) Comedy "Bang" Harmonizers Male Quartet ^2093, I Was Bom in Michigan (Franklin-Gerbmr) f. 85c Harmonizers Male Quartet ... dancing MONDAY & TUESDAYTOM FOR {All Underneath Hawaiian Skies—foxTrot introducing"! Never Knew" lsham Jones'Orchestra MIX She'd Say Was Umh Hum— Toddle lsham Jones' Orchestra {Gloaming That Naughty Waltz (Levy) CarlFentop'sOrchestra 2097 Time— Waltz (.Holliday-Cross) 85c Carl Fenton's Orchestra Wt "HANDS OFT I Lost My Heart to You—Fox Trot Introducing "Calling'' Rudy Wiedoeft Cabforainna 2096 85c I'll Keep On Loving You Fox Trot Introducing•_ 'Coral Sea".. .... RudyWiedoeft'sCalffltnuana YanJcee—FoxTrot (Gershwin) Green Brothers' Novelty Band 2090 Learning—Fox Trot (Tacher-Buffenq-Steigerjr- ,••••• Comedy "DABBLING IN ART" 85c Green Brothers' Novelty Band Pining—Fox Trot Introducing "For Somebody 2095.: Accordion Solo Mano Ferry WEDNESDAY- 65fc Broken Moon—Fox Trot Introducing Nightingale Accordion Solo Mano Perry Toddle—Fox Trot Introducing "Hawaiian Blues^' EUGENE O'BRIEN Carl Fenton's Oifehestra SomeLrtl* Bird—Fox Trot Introducing "Marie?-? CrtFsrtmVPffN'lv in AUSTIN FURNITURE CO "GILDED LIES" "The Home of the Brunswick Shop", A yy :v k] .M'' ijuss IV- A I N E E V-1?-* W O DAIL Y"~ E E N I Pla-y j*"ns g^Recordd AT Any S O W S 2:30 7:30—9:00 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD" THEM *jr\*' thk fk. yCf 5 *ri