T.l y^mmc tr? '. %1 MOWw vOUNn NMS, AUSTIN, tu Page Five -V Monday, June 6, 1921 '4*»* 4. ?h •?V*V ,l'V PACKERS BLANKED 'Imperial QU, Plane",.,and Pilots !y FOR SALE—High grade Shorthorn )W AUTO OPERATING MISCELLANEOUS 'r:Manpfactu fiBulls from 6 to 16 months old. Phone 353, T. H. Murphy, Lyle, Is about the only fensible/metbod of EXPENSES HIGHER LOOK UP W. L. Ghapm&n "TW BY WEST CONCORD Minn. 40-6-p utilizing lumber*raill refuse ob a large House Mover." We do all kinds rf scale, says the American Forestry basement *work. Cement and cement FOR SALE—New five room strictly Magazine. An alcohol plant with a block. Call Main 810-L. The average cost of operation of modern cottage, hardwood finish 26-tf-c daily supply of 180 tons of wood can automobiles used by county agents thruout, in Woodlawn Park Addition. Two Runs In First produce 3,600 gallons of alcohol at a 1920 was a according Terms call N. Wagner, during ll%c mile, Today's troubles are tomorrow's, Frame Prove Packers' cost, under present conditions, of approximately Bridge 523-L. 42-4-c to figures submitted by fiftyone bubbles. 25 cents a galtyn. county agents of Minnesota and Hoodoo. EGGS FOR HATCHING compiled by S. B. Cleland, assistant NATURAL METHODS county agent leader, University Farm. FOR SALE—S. C. Buff Orpington of treatment are reasonable, not mysterious. I Two runs in the first inning on This cost included interest and depreciation, eggs for hatching. $1.50 per setting. Erickson's error proved a jinx for the as well as all cash charges. Inquire of A. C. Butterfield, Do not let any one tell you this is "'"•V /'w®«-STo.v Brownsdale, Minn. 17-26-p Packers yesterday and gave West An average mileage of 6,447 miles a fad or experiment. The present a* P-at*o *4 Concord the game by a two to nothing orgy of removing teeth and tonsils in per agent was driven during the season. USED CARS the wild hope of curing any and every score. Dougherty the first Concord The usual rate of reimbursement human ailment surely is a fad and man up, got in the way of one of to county agents for official Oakland Sensible Six Roadster—last experiment of the most unreasonable Cipra's fast ones and received a base. mileage was 10 cents a mile. year's improved model just overhauled type. These natural methods are now, Wines was safe on an error by Erickson and tuned up, fine condition. The cost per mile in 1920 was the in constant use in all the Army hospi-1 and then Martin, the pitcher for For sale or will consider tals where the results obtained were cost under the conditions met by county £rade for five passenger car. Dr. West Concord, clouted a two sacker undreamed of before their use. agents and does not necessarily apply A. I. Arneson. 29-tf that brought in the only two runs during These methods appear especially in other cases. The heavy mileage Captain May and Captain Gordon," pilot, with the "imperial oil plane" useful in chronic cases. Practically the game. driven and the light cars used all skin diseases can be cured, no, matter which will carry engineers and geologists from Edmonston to the newly discovered down the cost, while the allow­|tend to keep Cipra pitched airtight ball, how chronic or incurable they Norman oil fields. 1,800 miles north of the city. Note the runners agent travel ing but three hits and striking out fact that, a county must have heretofore been considered. The which replace wheels on the plane for snow landings. of seven men. But for Erickson's error all kinds of roads in All kinds same is true of many other conditions. the game would probably have gone weather, and often does not have time use electrical, mechanical, spinal car, We extra innings to a 0 to 0 tie. Martin to give proper attention to his Genius MISS BELLE SKINNER and other proven useful methods.' see facts Genius is^ the power to for West Concord was equally strong tends to increase the cost. ar° thoroly trained in the use of. We dawns on the before their importance and duplicated Cipra's record of three Mr. Cleland finds that a comparison Homeopathic and Allopathic medicines a man mass of mankind. When Is hits and seven strikeouts. of costs shows there has been a steady and eive them in a few cases^ burned at the too soon about it he is It was a pitcher's battle all the way increase the last three years. The where we know they will help our pa-. But If stake or starved to death. by tient. Heavy doses of drugs only add 1-5 thru and a glorious one at that, despite average cost in 1918 was 8 cents a his mental chance or good guidance another poison for the body to get Austin's defeat. The Packers mile, based on figures from sixty offspring appears at the proper psychological rid of. had 9 good opportunity to score in the agents the average cost in 1919 was IT IS ONLY a In A. E. ARNESON, M. D. hour lie earns niche second frame when Hungerford poled 10% cents from figures given by fiftyseven (he can Specializing in Natural Therapeutics.j the undying hall of fame. If a nice single and was followed by another agents while in 1920, as stated, garb of artistic Office over Austin Furniture Store, clothe it in an outward ASBAD AS single by Cipra. Dugan and the average cost was 11% cents. The to two expression he is entitled (Opposite Fox Hotel)'Mairt Street. Smith struck out between the hits and increase is largely due, according to this, 32-tf-c! niches. And i,", in addition to Bowers grounded out to pitcher, retiring the figures kept by the county agents, YOU ALLOW subtle TAKE ALONG lie can throw a mantle of that the side. Barr's double in the to a greater depreciation and increased LEARN DRESSMAKING thing called humor over his creation sixth inning also looked good for a cost of gasoline. Repair charges him, and While thousands are out of work in the whole world will bow to run but again, Martin, the West 1918 increased somewhat from to kin. other lines of business there have all will acfrrnliirn as Maybe you've forgotten PLENTY OF FILM Concord pitcher held Meany and 1919, but show a slight decrease from been no dressmakers looking for a that we are here. THE CHEERFUL CHERUB job. Many women have difficulty Hungerford to infield grounders and 1919 to 1920. The reports showed finding a good dressmaker. You can 4 put the Packers on the bench. only slight increase in oil, tires and learn to do your own dressmaking at At any rate—it is almost other expenses. SNOW'S COLLEGE OF DRESSMAKING. Wells Wins From Packers 20-0. We have Kodak Film in criminal—not to say I like religious people Time required only six weeks. tre. $ood The Albert Lea Packers journeyed the complete assortment, Putting Mystery to Work. Call or write Miss Lottie May Nail, gross extravagance to UKo in ill. to Wells Sunday to get trimmed to the Mgr., over Mower County Co-operative Let no one argue that because the autographic and non-autographic—-and they do. throw away good uppers tune of 20 to 0, one of the worst defeats Store. Austin. Adv. 35-tf-c. mind is still.intangible—and probably all of it is Yd when a few hours in our ever given on the Wells diamond. always will be to mortal man—that tkinU ikey News Mower County Rice, Wells sensational pitcher, ready for results. shop at a reasonable cost psychology is impracticable, writes R. were, nicer was right and all Albert Lea did for MARKET PLACE H. Piatt, Jr., in the World's Work. will make them like new IF "they didn't tkij\k six innings was to go down in the following Electricity is an unknown quantity again. order, 1, 2, 3. At the end of 30 too. Crie feature of our Kodak department no one knows whence it cometh or the sixth Rice had ten strikeouts to whither it goeth yet it would be hard One Cent Per Word Per Insertion. is that thru helpful For any member, of the his credit. to find anything more practical than Minimum Charge Twenty-five cents. i- cfiticism and friendly advice we day— Ten Cents Collection Charge Will Be. an electric fan on a sweltering family too. Next week is to be a big week in help you make good pictures Added for all ads not paid for in ad-' most to take one of the least and Preston! The American Legion Counr vance. Readers or locals not run in 'Although mysterious, better. Come to our store and homely of its uses. Bring in a pair on trial. ty convention will be held Wednesday. this column will be charged at the ita electricity can be directed, •, Miss Belle Skinner of New York, learn about service from us. rate of 10 cents per line. We'll rebuild them. -1 its ascertained. reactions predicted, and power photographed as she sailed for France iidiil •I* is that the element PROUD PRIVATE TIGGARD The result to supervise the reconstruction of the Hogan's Shoe FOR SALE 1 r— is exceedingly useful. ruined French town of Hatton chapel. The work, she says, will take about New Field Museum Is Opened FOR SALE—66 acre fine improved two years. Miss, Skinner was recently farm adjoining Rose Creek will K. 0. Wold Co. Repair Shop made a member of the French Legion take good first or second mortgages, Drug of Honor for her war relief work. residence, autos, or other good property, part payment. Call or see To Make It Even. owner, Geo. H, Jackson, at Fox "The Economical Drug Store." $535,J' Shoe Repairing." In a front-line trench* not many Hotel, Austin. 44-2-p yards from the German- -lines, a dusky Established 1S66. Phone 95. FOR SALE: Shorthorn Bulls of ser-S doughboy with a mighty grievance and viceable age. Inquire of H. A. Han-! two African'fieldpieces was just starting ken, Austin, Route 1. 37-tf-c. I to reach a. distant point in the -Pi shortest length of time when hauled back by his sergeant. "You aims to suicide boy?" Inquired the latter. "Whah you all gwine wid Associated Insurance Agency dem shavin' regalia?" oV "Leave me be sergeant," retorted ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE the doughboy. "Ah's gwine back to J. W. DaBuhr O. Niehui* find dat big Gummun what hit me In de haid wid a iron potato and Ah's M. KEN ASTON gwine to cut him down tb mah sizeden Offic* Austin Nat. Bank Bid*., ?hoDn S02 bus' him in de mouf—dat's all."— American Legion Weekly: X" Distant Acquaintance. VHandle that horse! Don't let him handle you!" bellowed the sergeant to the cavalry rookie just receiving his first lesson. "Give him your spurs. Gouge him!" "I can't get close enough to him!" screamed back the recruit hysterically. mmm Call on us for sand or gravel by the load. Call 188, City Dray Lias^S. L. Young, 217 Mill St. ,^*"^4-4-6 E. Private A. Tiggard of the U. S. The ri€w? and beautiful home of the Field Museum of Chicago, in Grant Marine corps is the first enlisted man Advertising is the att of n^kking park, was opened recently, with all the exhibits and collections properly installed. to serve as President Harding's personal of others think as you think about your The illustration shows Stanley Field hall, the main corridor the aide. While the Hardings were museum building. product. at Point Isabel, Tex., after the election, the car in which Mrs. Harding was riding collied with Private Tiggard, knocking him down and injuring W. B. Corsets Add Price Attraction him considerably Mrs. Harding was much impressed with the young man's personality and after she became to Their Reputation for Smartness, mistress of the White House she •!3 Informed Commander Holmes of the Quality and Comfort! Mayflower that she wished Tiggard transferred to the presidential yacht. I— (Naturally he was thfe proudest man on •i SlrM Si board when the President went to ITbuteasy Hampton Roads to review the Atlantic £»V is to give more money for your corset— fleet. hard to get more valu^ithan a W. B. offers. Seven days out of evfety week you'll get real smoke On the Other Foot. joy and real smoke contentmentN-if you'll get close-up you "So the affair is off, eh? Afraid to Don't Buy a Corset Anywhere couldn't support her ih the style to ajlinmy pipe! Buy -one and know that for yourself I 4 I suppose." which she was accustomed, a witi^ol, delightful, fragrant Prince Albert, at all. girl who "Not It was the was Until You Have $leen afraid."—Boston Transcript. 1 pipe's the greatest treat, the happiest and most appesmokeslant Ptimtm Albert im mM taw the W. B. Models Here! you ever had handed out! in Nl ,04 XI A News advertising brings results. 4 bmgB,*l^y rmi Hma. hmmmtmmm pmmmd ,) ,, .. You can chum it with a pip^-and you will—once mmd htM pmmmdtim AUSTIN MARKETS fc—Miri mmd im thm Sv j-vr you YjnJju^h&heE..-ttyp-jnMKjeJ 4 'know that Prince Albert is free from bite and •MDMf CTMtel afat* OU will be delighted with their smart lines—f ItM'h with June 6, 1921 be- fo$4.the slender, parch! (Cut out by our exclusive patented process!) Chicago receipts 42,000 youthful figure, or for the woman of mature years. Why—every puff of P. A. makes you want two more HOG MARKET Oui^stock comprised slyles for all types.* Have Medium and Butchers 7.25 every puff hits the bullseye harder and truer than the one of scorsetieres show you several pairs of QUE Packers 5.60 to 6.25 last! You can't resist such delight! the liio\ie^Isiiited to your figure,—so that you may CATTLE have a selection of different features, Fat Steers 5.00 to 7.00 v4 !i A J.. I And, ybi'll get the smokesur prise of your life when Cows and Heifers 4.00 to 5.00 vf you roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert! Such enticing Canners and Cutters .... 1.00 to 2.00 Prices: $1.50 to $6.00. 1 Bulls 3.00 to 4.00 flavor you never did know! And, P. A. stays put because AND LAMBS VEAL, SHEEP "A if it's crimp cut—and it's a cinch to roll! You try it! Fat Lainbs 6.00 to 7.00 F"t Slftp 3.30 to 4.00 TH E STORE Veal 4.50 to 6.00 STw-reS ^w ••I Quoted By Dalager ir. Eggs ij. vl9 & S'tL^ Butter 25 S I, :"W. B. IS THE CORSET FOR ME": Quoted by Smith-Wright Company .•4. Hens 14-.17 IB ... u, ,_,r il Roosters 08 Eggs .18 the national joy smoke iSWr If.C. Spring Chix .30