g*—•my *:""1•" ==rz= ::.xxr4«-.— -v. Mnwiifiii^iiiw rMTn imi.iireiaitiii^yi)^ 5 i£ s^ssgp s^^j^agg mm*®.*. T&£&s8mmm%z TWipf5™/ 'Tyr^ Tl K'T W,? '.}vrA' Wrsgsez xh^T „jv aw cr v* 'i **s^5 *rpc «wn- VT'WggStGF' "Wt """i v-1 5-I' *18 Page Four MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN.4 Thursday, June 30,1921' PLAN PAVED WAY Mower County News has to give you quality, to retain your band work and is competent to instruct dan, Chuck Cooler, Guy Shellman, Ed. J.s't, trade and the trade of his otherneighbors. the boys. Crane, Baird Detwiler,- Alfred Pepper, "The County Paper" THRU TWIN CITIES If by accident there is BOY" Published every Monday and Thursday, Ed. Banfield, Fay Coraeau, Lauring Four new scouts have enlisted. anything wrong with the quailty you at Austin, Minnesota Banfield, Wayne Reynolds, Keith They are William Powers, Robert are where you can get instant action. ROE AND GANNON, Publishers Lewis, John Smith, Charles Rutherford Garrity, Cleo Leighton and Claude The satisfaction you get by longdistance V. E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor (Continued frorii Page 1) Enright 5 t: and John Sullivan. is poor if any. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Center, and Rochester. Every effort Wise people in the country are THIS DEPARTMENT DEVOTED Scouts will take an overnight hike Per Year, in advance $2.50 Scouts seems to be' falling down will be made to extend the continuou's quitting the mail order houses in EXCLUSIVELY TO ACTIVITIES to A. L. Eberhart's "Whispering Six Months $1.25 on their morning work-outs. Boys pavement from the twin cities next great numbers. This is apparent by 'OF MOWER COUNTY BOY Pines" camp, three miles west of Austin Single Copies 05 planning on making the high school year as far as Owatonna." the the fact that the biggest of them on the Turtle Creek, Friday. They SCOUTS. athletic teams should come out at When contracts have been awarded are all but on the financial rocks. will leave at 3:00 o'clock sharp. 6:30 o'clock Monday, Wednesday and on the list announced, Commissioner Don't be in the tail of the procession. Friday of every week, unless rain Babcock and his aids will have placed SEND IN YOUR TROOP NEWS Trade at home. Where a part of your Scouts are cast for important parts prevents. under construction this season more dollar comes back to you. in the pageant. The following scouts than $3,000,000 of state projects and met at the court house Tuesday night OUNTR The Argentine government has ordered approved of more than $2,500,000 of at 7:30 o'clock for their first rehearsal. MEMBER* AFFILIATING a technical investigation of native county undertakings on trunk routes, •nffWBfflllllilllllllllllBM Chip (Roy) Rasmussen Indian Runner The Golden Eagle has received the trophy will be like the trophy cup now materials suitable for the manufacture 'pouncf in addition to organizing the $3,000,000 (Fifteen Sioux Indians) Lauren Jor­ first supply of scout uniforms. on display in Gleason's window for of newspaper. a year maintenance force. Ouilcwn Austin's '[first merit badge scout. Proposals on the list announced Scouts Burrows and Barber of are to be opened July 20 and 21. Black Earth, Wisconsin, on their way Twenty Austin Scouts will do police Legal advertising requirements made to Yellowstone Park,' stopped in Austin work at LeRoy during the Fourth •HOW TO SUCCEED the delay necessary, it was explained over-night. They were the guests of July celebration. by O. L. Kipp, chief construction engineer. wjcm of Mrs. Frank Sullivan, 810 North f4\ Summer has come back! All over k\fil ORGANIZED^ Kenwood Avenue, and Mrs. Crippen, The Scout band will soon be a real (MEMBER the land people are making plans and WITHOUT WORRY fact. Scouts who have their instruments, Except for one mile of paving and 310 Mankato street. packing- bags, getting- the "old car" £7fmTs a $4,000 bridge job the new list is will receive two one-half hour into readiness for a delightful vacation. Troop 4 is about to be chartered. made up entirely of projects for grading, lessons each week, to be given by the Take along a good book-leisure Official Paper of Mower County Three new troops in three months. graveling, surfacing and tiling scout executive, who has had seventeen and good books are "boon companions," Ten are expected by January 1. years' experience with America's Entered as Second Class Matter at state highways. and any vacation that does not Saving money is a business, and it is the the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under leading bands. Mr. Prevratil studied know them both is only a poor sort of All Austin scouts are eligible for only business in the world that does not the act of March 3, 1S79. under Dean Howard of Drake university an outing, a hollow pretense a good qi the three-mile over-night hike to bring worries, and there is nothing that in 1909-10 and the Conservatory time. Eberhart's "Whispering Pines" at 3 You ought to be glad you are living. of Paris in 1918, for eight months. brings on old age like worries. o'clock Friday. .Second and First class For fiction take: tests will be on the program. Age of Innocence—Wharton. An The Scout Band met at 7:00 o'clock A savings account means less worry for If this warm weather keeps up we absorbing story picturing New York at the bathing beach for final instructions may get a slight thaw. each member of your family. Dr. G. J. Schottler of Dexter was in Scouts will take part in a ticket life in.the early seventies. Received for instruments Monday. the city Wednesday and operated on selling campaign "for the Historical the 1921 Pulitzer prize. Mr. Prevratil urges all parents, who Start one in this bank and see if we are not France doesn't make the carpenter Hazel May King and Harry E. Boeff Pageant July 11 and 12. The first desire their boys to take part, to cooperate Alice Adams—Tarkington. Portrait that can put the skids under right. of Dexter for tonsilitis and adenoids. three who sell the most tickets will with him. Each scout will of an American girl. Dempsey. receive gold, silver and bronze medals. receive two half hour individual lessons Brimming Cup—Fisher. A gracious Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Schwartz returned The main spring of life is reserve. The contest will start Tuesday on instruments weekly. Several of our leading contractors wholesome story of American life. this morning from Elliott, Illinois, and all Austin Scouts are expected to The parents are expected to accept are declaring for an open shop. So where they have been visiting Marise, the heroine, is as real as one's enter this "Thrift" contest. the responsibility of purchasing the far their declarations have met with next door neighbor and as complete relatives and friends for the last two The medals will be the same as the instruments. Mr. Prevratil has had little opposition. THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK as one's knowledge of oneself. field day medals. seventeen years experience in military Folks—Murdock. Story of small Mrs. M. Elton is enjoying a visit "Big Bill" Haywood radios from A similar contest for the county town life in the middle west as seen Russia that he is coming back to from her daughter, Miss Merriam Elton thru the eyes of her native sons. It is Scouts will also be opened for the of Mason City, Iowa. Miss Elton America. Not such a bad country troop that sells the greatest number a large souled book picturing large AUSTIN, MINNESOTA after all, is it Bill. will teach at Janesville, Wisconsin, of tickets. Every scout troop in large souled people. this fall. Galusha, the Magnificent—:Lincoln. Mower county is expected to enter. Scoutmasters outside of Austin will Galusha is a character whose delightful Member of Federal Reserve System Several loads of brick have been Dr. E. C. Rebman went to Winona antics will set the. whole world achuckling. receive their tickets from J. L. Mitchell dumped along the "billboards" at the Monday morning to attend the convention of the Austin National bank. Horace Austin State Park. Must be of physicians and surgeons An eight-inch silver trophy cup will for a brick billboard—who knows? Growth ox the Soil—Hamsun. Its which began Monday. He returned be awarded to the winning troop. The characters are peasants, pioneer settlers home Tuesday. of the Norwegian wilderness— The city ccfuncil should make arrangements simple, sturdy, lovable folk- Jt has a to have one of the old The Misses Grace Machacek and quaint wisdom all its owhi^ ir fashioned wooden, horsedrawn sprinklers, Mary E. Jicha and Walter Pegg left Main Street—Lewis.-Lays bare .the follow our new $8000.00 motorized for Chicago Tuesday, and from there soul of a smajl town. „It may infuriate—it sprinkler, to settle the dust it they will go to Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend niay bore but itSte well written kicks up on our dirt roads. Barnum the national B. Y. P. U. convention. and one of the most discussed books was right. 1 of the dayi. -f. Miss Lulu Bett—Gale. Story, of a Charles Hillam and Harry Smith The "wets" win one" According to small town American fahjily life—a went to Mason City last night-to look a ruling by U. S. Commissioner, F. delightful combination of pathos and over the George Loos show with the B. Tiffany of St. Paul it is against ON humor. Won the Pulitzer prize for idea of securing the show to come the law for enforcement agents. to 1921. here under the auspices of the Americain make a "hip"se'arch of persons suspected Seed of the Sun—Irwin. Every one Legion. of carrying moonshine, without who loves California'should read this the proper search warrant. Dr. Fannie Feister and Miss Mary book. Bungalow Dresses and Street Frocks Schmidt of Moscow returned Sunday The Chautauqua Committee donated For the well-informed: from Plainfield, Wisconsin, where 8800 toward the purchase of playground Mirrors of Downing Street, A Gentleman they visited the F. P. Dawes family equipment. This money could with a Duster. Most generally and went to look after the farming interests have been used to better advantage discussed book of the year. belonging to Miss Schmidt. to provide a nest for an adequate egg Peace Negotiations—Lansing. v- and sanitary bath house at the Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Goodwin and son Straight Deal or the Ancient Horace Austin State Park. of Minneapolis are here visiing his Grudge Wister. An explanation of 'A recent purchase of five dozen of these smart Bungalow Dresses and Street Frocks, from a San Francisco Manufacturer, The present shacks are an insult sister, Mrs. C. S. Jerdet. They are on the prejudic§_that has been kept-alive to the crowds that flock to the beach at clean-up prices makes this sale possible. These garments will be displayed in our windows on Thursday, in this country against England. their way home from an automobile every day. trip to Fargo, Jamestown and other June 30th. None will be sold or laid away, for anyone, that everyone may have an equal chance at these For out-of-doors people: North Dakota points, and have traveled A, B, of Golf—Dunn. unusual values. They will be placed on sale Saturday morning, July 2nd. There are many people in Austin about miles. ... 2,000 Campward Ho!—Scout Book. Remember the Date And be on Hand Early if You Want First Choice who are mighty glad the editor How to Swim—Dalton. Dr. Phil C. McLaughlin came down doesn't publish all the news he hears. -Tennis Tactics—Little. from S|i Paul Friday where he attended If your particular item isn't in, .why Thru Glacier Park—Rinehart. a meeting of the United States don't cuss the editor and say he isn't Catholi^ Hospital Association and was getting all the news. Perhaps you Experiments have proved that it a guest ifor the week-end of his brother, didn't tell him—and you know he isn't is possible to change the color of certain M. B. McLaughlin, enroute to his a mind reader. But as said before— precious and semi-precious LOT NUMBER ONE consists of two and one-half dozen"Bungalow Dresses of best quality Japanese cotton home in Sioux City, Iowa. stones by exposing them to the action don't cuss him—because you may see Crepe, made up in pleasing color combinations. They are all low neck, with short sleeves, large fancy pockets of radium. the day when you will be glad he Man wants but little here below, cleverly trimmed with appliqued floral designs.r Belt of same material loosely confines the waist. Sizes range doesn't publish all he hears. An Englishman is the inventor of nor wants that little long if he makes a magnifying glass to be fastened to his wants known in The News want from 16 misses to 46 bust measure. a pencil or engraving tool, to help WISE MEN HAVE LEARNED column (see the Market Place on ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY, FOR $5.00 the draftsman or engraver. page 5.) SOMETHING HAVE YOU? The city mail order house, doing a national business and advertising Nationally has a million or more cus-^ tomers. You are only one of them, and there is nobdtey in that mail order LOT NUMBER TWO—-In this assortment you will find three different styles of smart Street Frocks, made of establishment that has the time to fine quality Japanese Crepe, twelve different color combinations—some have sashes of the same material, others give your order a single that except to fill it. have smart leather l?elts that buckle on the side. A clever arrangement of black braid and appliqued flowers of You take what you get, at long distance, the various shades of crepe complete the artistic adornment of these strikingly novel Sport Frocks—for the Lakes, THEATRE and be thankful that you're the Links—for afternoon wear and for street wear, they are the popular garment of the hour and fully one-half alive. less in price than the same garments sold for earlier in the season.. Trade at home and your merchant ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY, FOR $6.75 THURSDAY & FRIDAYGLORIA I- SWANSON AND THOMAS MEIGHEN -A 'I iJ "... g,1 '5 'ft-*) ''.if IIIV fS- HAll Dainty Summer Frocks, worth $17.50 and up to $32.50, in fine imported kS PATHE NEWS rtvi ,«- 1 uji Swisses, imported, permanent finish Organdies and fine Voiles will -I.W .-'Ai*- '.A-/ (fcwfc* be placed on sale, Saturday at SATURDAY— '-m V,'*4 ft m- MADGE KENNEDY lyi:iUM* 20 PER CENT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES m* in 1 'THE GIRL WITH THE JAZZ HEART,' H* a.: sq, e,* nf, bna "1^. iift'iz 4 ci r'?J Comedy "WEDDING BELLS OUT 0£ TUNE" ONE DAY SALE. ONE DAY SALE. -•.i-: -"AO ,0*5*3 REMEMBER THE DATE. REMEMBER THE DATE. SUNDAY— •4 r* WILLIAM FAVE^l|AJ|j^a^,te3jiaCa'as. O SATURDAY ONLY.: .. SATURDAY ONLY. WELDING. "THE MAN WHO r^,f 1 ffV'~ 1" Jii*. "aojrrf Jtir 1 1 1 It triHW Comedy "A FRESH START" '4 "4 'flit, .-j n"\ 'V "I If or '.rvS 0 \.v IT jv. *y We can fix any size, shape or '"V 1 {J' design of broken parts. Bring it**.'- "V? them to us. We can make them like new.