^w»L"4 i5sT^ "S wm. -s "tV'*fpl*V 7i yj Nl' 4fr v^ *#t 4 'fN IflSt 4* ft* 4^ ijf^ wApm* 1 wiJ 4iifvl *. fiHi jts^fc «u **. ... ..,_ 5 Page Four MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Monday, July 4, 1921. SOFT COAL SBIPMENTS Mower County News Friday he will give the tests at like the new camping place so much, Brownsdale. they have decided to remain there "The County Paper" NEAR T1EUP BOY SCOUT NEWS until Sunday morning. The new camp Published every Monday and Thursday, Plans for an inter-city camping site was granted the scouts by A, L. at Austin, Minnesota contest between Waterloo, Iowa and ROE AND GANNON, Publishers Eberhart, a staunch supporter of the Austin are being made by Mr. Prevratil. V. E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor scout movement. The two councils will meet at 1,300,000 Tons At Erie Millions of sick men are likely to The scouts are after a permanent a central point to contest, The fulfillment SUBSCRIPTION RATES die for lack of beer, if Congress' goes scout camp site similar to Whispering Ports, Says Coal ?i. THIS DEPARTMENT DEVOTED of the plans rests with the Per Year, in advance $2.50 on like this.—Minneapolis Journal. Pines, where they can build permanently. EXCLUSIVELY ft) ACTIVITIES Six Months $1.25 attitude of the Austin citizens. If Publication. Single Copies 05 OF MOWER COUNTY BQY they will lend their automobiles and •An Evanston youth who was pronounced SCOUTS. assist the boys,, the contest will be dead for twenty minutes, says r*$ COUNTY SCHOOL Soft coal prices at the mines have held. the hereafter is futuristic in color steadily declined and the shipping at daubs, and that its people resemble EXHIBITS TO BE SEND IN YOlDR TROOP NEWS the lake ports is fast becoming deadlocked Troop 4 has been formed with the Russian dancers. A tough outlook according to Coal Age, the following members:Lawrence Ames, GOOD THIS YEAR O YAW for some of our prominent cits.—Minneapolis WWRVy 906 East Bridge street, George Anderson, weekly review published for the coal &>eain*™ TO 9 OUR iOUNTRH\V Journal. 701 South Main street, Wayne industry. AFFILIATING MEMBER# "We are getting a splendid line-up Seven scouts were carolled this Scoutmaster and Mr. Williams is Austin, 807 Gleason avenue, Thomas There would be a lot more fun in "Accumulation of coal in cars at on rural school work for the Mower week,. Christie, 401 West Allegheny street, the Brownsdale Scoutmaster. fishing if the fish bit as often as the Lake Erie ports now exceeds 1,300,000 County Fair exhibit this year," Mrs. Claude Enright, 108 South Kenwood PciAli mosquitos.—Levang's Weekly. tons and were it not that the steel Eunice L. Rice, county superintendent Ten scouts have passed their tenderfoot Scouts will sell tickets for the avenue, Robert Garrity, 701 West corporation boats are taking coal on of schools said this morning. "The Medicine is said to be effective for tests and received their Khoda Royal Circus, July 19, .brought Oakland avenue, Alvin Hartman, 810 the up trip, shipments by water schools are sending in quantities of only eight diseases, and now it is a badges and certificates. here by the American Legio^ South Kenwood avenue, Paul Knoble would fall off for lack of boats/t said material for the exhibits and I think waste of time for the beer-cravers 425 North Railway street, Philip McLaughlin, the review. we will have the best exhibit we have td have learned what the eight are. L. C. Cory was appointed scout Two new scouts have enlisted. 210 Oakland avenue, Frank "Steamers are now being tied up in had in years." master for Troop 3 in place of Wilson CMEMBER —Minneapolis Tribune. They are: Leonard Beiry, Route 4 and Nicholsen, 310 South St. Paul street, Duluth harbor because ore is not being "The material is coming in much Halter, who resigned on account of ill Edmund Mory, 607 West Oakland William Powers, Cleo Leighton, 1000 shipped down and it does not pay Coal prices ought to come down, earlier than usual," and judging by health. Nathan Thon is assistant avenue. These two enlistments brings East Water street. to operate the boats with a oneway some papers assert but the more the amount and quality of that already scout master. the total roll up to 119. cargo of coal." Official Paper of Mower County the papers twang on that chord on in, we will have a banner exhibit," Thirty-six scouts left for Whispering Last week's bituminous production the journalistic harp the madder Brownsdale and Grand Meadow Scout Executive James Prevrafil she said. Entered as Second Class Matter at Pines on the Turtle Creek west of was 8,000,000 tons a falling off of the coal men get.—Preston Republican. boy scouts have decided to take their the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under will go to Grand Meadow Wednesday the city yesterday afternoon on an 2,000,000 tons from normal. Anthracite, Interesting store news will be the act of March 3, 1879. charter thru the Austin Council. Mr. to examine the scouts there for their overnight hike. According to James the review says, is going full found on every page of The News in Lockwood is the Grand Meadow Passenger Auto Tag tenderfoot and second class tests. Prevratil, Scout Executive, the boys this issue. Shop here first. blast, tho there are indications that THE GLORIOUS FOURTH. the demand for household sizes has Not Good for Car It seems to be the fashion of these become less urgent, and that independent With Delivery Body after-war days among certain groups coal is now being offered in of people, especially in the cities, to Chicago below regular prices. BIG SALE ON MILLINERY sneer at patriotism. To the sentiment Persons who operate automobiles of love of our country, there Married in Justice Court. with delivery boxes on them must obtain are plenty who try to back up all the John Williams and Kathryn Crockett automobile truck licenses for ills that have come upon us. The were married at 5:00 o'clock them. Carrying of a passenger car country is going to the devil, these Thursday evening by Justice Detwiler license will give them no protection, 4 agitators declare. in Justice^ court. J, P. Bengston, assistant secretary of Nothing of the kind. The country HERE ARE SOME OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN MILLINERY THAT WE HAVE They are both of Austin. state, said today, following a conference is not at fault, the republic and democracy yesterday with James E. Markham, are as glorious as they ever EVER OFFERED AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR—"GOLD DOLLARS FOR FIFTY assistant attorney general. were, the nation is as right as it ever "If a person puts a delivery box on Jrvi/nj was. The trouble is human. If CENTS" WOUL NOT BE AS GREAT A BARGAIN AS MANY OF THE ITEMS LISTED a"~passenger automobile, it ceases to there are wrongs they are wrongs OiirTown be a passenger automobile," Mr. perpetrated by human people and Bengston sai^ BELOW. BUT DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT—COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. they will be corrected—they cannot "The truck licenses ,are to be persist in this democratic republic. orange with black letters and can be Evolution—and the war was only an distinguished from the robin's egg incident of evolution—brings to our LeRoy, June 30, blue of the passenger car license doorstep many queer children. They Dear Mayme: plates. Those who are carrying such don't look right to us today, but fifty Your June 30th letter to Jane was licenses may report to the automobile Dainty, Mid-Summer Hats years from now we will know that Hats Worth up to $15.00 a humdinger. iicense department and obtain the troublesome foundlings are only v, Sincerely,' lieehSes by paying the additional fee details in the long long trail of earthly Charts and ^turning in their old plates." now only $4.98 progress. HALF PRICE If everything went well with us, we would not know it because there would be nothing to ..contrast it there are ^fully twenty-five hats In this lot you will find all- ±i:dj with. We must have the bard knocks this one assortment, including lace hi jsvhite hats, light colored hats trimmed to enjoy the streets of existence. braids in dark eolors and black, a in all-white and smart sport The Fourth- of July is upon us number of pretty light colored hats in light colors, alsoin all-white. again. Let us remember that on that WITHOUT WORRY straws and a few tailored shapes, day, July 4, 1776, when we gave to Hats that were priced to sell at an assortment varied enough to that world our Declaration of Independence, $8.50 to $18.50, your choice of the give one a wide range to choose nation was born that lot, just from, your choice, only gave world evolution its sharpest impetus. a 1 HALF PRICE Saving money is a business, and it is the It "suddenly brought to the $4.98 only business in the world that does not front the srifotdering consciousness of human dignity, of rights that belong! bring worries, and there is nothing that to every living soul. In the 145 years brings on old age like worries. that have elapsed, the Common people of the earth have advanced in education, A savings account means less worry for intelligence, good living and each member of your family. liberty more than they did in the 4000 years previously, and that declaration, Start one in this bank and sfe£ if we are not HATS WORTH $5.00 to $15.00, NOW $2.98 and this^-democracy, have right. been largely responsible for it. "Sw Glorious Fourth! Aye, it is as The main spring of life is reserve. glorious as 145 years ago, and its 'ma- glory will live as long as the word There are only eight hats in this assortment, but every one is a big bargain—there are three sailors, two "liberty" stirs the noWes^ sentiments of mankind. sport hat${~£nd two hand made hats, former prices ranging from $5.0Q to $15.00, your choice of the lot, only $2.98 THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK The principal reason why the people of the Pacific coast are not strong for the Chinaman is that he sends his money somewhere else. He spends AUSTIN, MINNESOTA nothing but what he must in the community in which he lives, and sends Member of Federal Reserve System the rest over to China. Consequently Hats Worth up to $10.00 Uitrimmed Shapes he does little to build up and increase the wealth of the "pepful" Pacific coast communities. Now $1.98 Oil 98c You are playing the -Chinaman PARR game when you do not trade in Austin. You are helping build up Chicago or some other city. Every dollar As we go to press with this About two dozen untrimmed you spend yonder is a positive hat, there are fully twenty-five hats shapes, fine straws, mostly black injury to your home and Austin. in this one lot—they are all dark and dark brown, also some fancy Don't be a Chinaman. colors or black, in small or medium shades. These are in small, medium size hats. Some are -flower trimmed, Now that the big fight is all over, and larger shapes, all splhedid it's lots of fun to listen to these "I some are ribbon trimmed, and qualities that were priced to sell, told you so" birds, isn't it? others are plain tailored, hats that earlier in the season at $4.50 and were priced to sell at $5.00 to up to $6.50—your choice of this entire $10.00, your choice now, The News—$2.50 a year—worth it. lot, onljr E A E $1.98 98c best* i: SATURDAY— WE SELL THEM MADGE KENNEDY in AS •i.-\ A ill b'J "THE GIRL WITH THE JAZZ HEART" Fancy Ribbons, Half Price. Flowers, 25c a Bunch. Flowers Tor Only 10c ii* Comedy "WEDDING BELLS OUT OF TUNE"' An accumulation of parts, of bolts of Beautiful velvet, satin or linen roses, One assortment of odd flowers and -•.tc fancy trimming ribbons—in ipin^^eces, two^to six in a cluster, in almost every there may be only a yard orthere bits of fine foliage, for a mere fraction of of the rainbow—forget-me-nots and are several yards. Tl^^l^^o^^lf^ r. their real valuer rtfust the kind of flowers SUNDAY- .small flowers, in generous sized, widths, colors and combinations** of a you are often looking for about Christmas WILLIAM FAVERSHAM Some are embroidered, sornp *&re\ aelies, not bunch in the entire assort,Jp£ht, time, to finish off a baby cap or some bit faced satins and ,grosgraiii* other's that /Would sell for less than 50c, in of dainty lirig6ri£—and there is a bit of plain. Your choice of any. ribbon in h| "THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF" most any kind of flower, from Forget-me- -&e regular" way, your choice of the lot, per lot ,any amount you want, only WELDING. halFpricI3 bunch, only1.. 25c nots to roses, your choice only 10c Comedy "A FRESH START" u:7 We cah'fix "any size, shape or design of broken parts. Bring West DiVrGoods Company them to us. We can make them like new. A I N E E MOTOR INN A I E E N I N S O W S 4 Repair Department 7:30—9:00 A. H. ANDERSON, I ft .. Ak ajjj "'1' 1 —j I 1