j*4T [K Tv ,*1". 1 is, wv K,Jk&i'>*' -4 Vr-V rM^'^tJ^i. Lfe u„ ,' 'Is s* 1 4, 1 Page Four MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN/ Thursday, July 7, 1921 •I"? Mower County News ower Coimty Babcock dustrial problems- whic^the student one of the most efficient and cleanest Let's have more good told of agriculture and a former high the judges and submitted the essays will have to'face after leaving .schpol^ men the city has ever had in this spelling bees lets have school superintendent, who is chairman, be seat trols Ainouncedby to them to select the best to "The County Paper" capacity, and the reflection cast on rood writer* ijjfa.have mo^e Professor W. P. Dyer, faculty on to the national judges at Washington, Perhaps if we look to home, we Published every Monday and Thursday, te department. his ability by Rev. Shuman's criticism sense in of selfcfe main at the University of Minnesota. D. C. Several weeks probably at Austin, Minnesota find a.similar problem confronting lis. is unjugt. ijp^«burses fo^ft\u- gtgj(j)|nj|L to pur-| Commissioner J. M. McConnell of the ROE AND GANNON, Publishers will elapse before the prize winner Isn't it possible that in the curriculum fi *,(|6 6 (Continue from Page One) state department of education, named V. E. FAIRBANKS, City Editor If the clergy in Austin is so ready is announced, it was said. of our new high school, provisions are to criticise and find fault with the made for a far too diversified course SUBSCRIPTION RATES ^^Isitors^ mpst favorable impresrnirof glV( beach accommodations, they should of study to be mastered in, the short Owatonna—Work started on the Per Year, in advance $2.50 sitf Minnesota's attractive towns. be just as ready to bend every energy new factory building on the American four years our young folks are in Six Months $1.25 in raising sufficient funds to build a Contest Essays to Judges. high school. Unquestionably a diversified Accumulator Company on the old Single Copies 05 good open air bath house large course of educatioikf 'CampbeH Milling company property Scores of" Minnesota high school io without enough for all. They should not be specialization is invaluable |j| thfr stu •*n Nojpm ||jedar street is expected students competing in the good roads so ready to condemn the small boy, dent who is enabled to attend college have nie 'building completed for occupa^jb^ugust essay contest for the Firestone H. jS. with his occasional cuss word, when upon the completion of his^-regular 15, j^rxling. to four-year university scholarship prize they are not ready or willing to provide high school course—but take the lad the builders, Hammel Bros. & Anderson may be inteflsted to kri&w that their a place of meeting for the Boy papers are in the hands of the state who is not so fortunate as to be blessed and local men interested in •O OUR Scout band rehearsals. with well-to-do parents. He .will the new local manufacturing enterprise. judges. The board consists of J. H. AFFILIATING MEMBER* and does come out of school with, Hay, Minnesota deputy commissioner The News will assist by every E A E known means to provide modern sort of "Jack of all trades" smattering bath house. We will devote space, of education—but is He equipped with the rudiments of business, "read time and money to %this project. •writin'. spellin', and 'rithmetic,' What will you do? toenable him to successfully handles •STOP AND THINK, position in business, or does he know TOO MUCH EDUCATION. THURSDAY A FRIDAY— a little of this and a little of that Classical education was ridiculed by CMEMBER (I how to make a library table, or how SAVE YOU ANY? Albert Bushnell Hart, professor of CONWAY TEARLE correctly serve 4:00 o'clock tea for government at Hafvarrd University six? at a meeting of the National Education "THE ROAD TO AMBITION" How many of our graduates know Official Paper of Mower County Association at Des Moines recently. how to write a good business letter He maintained that institutions Entered as Second Class Matter at after they graduate of higher education are putting the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under The trend of the times seems to be too much emphasis upon Latin and the act of March 3, 1879. PATHE NEWS Greek and not enough upon the in- leaning toward too many frills and They who have no surplus or reserve are Amundsen is to try a new drift to the north pole. Well you can't blame SATURDAY— easily discouraged. It is not the amount him for that, considering /weather conditions here. of your income that makes the rseerve possible, BOY SCOUT NEWS Comedy "HOLY SMOKE' it is the ability to come to a decision. "Pussyfoot" Johnson is in Denmark helping the Danes in their fight for SUNDAY— prohibition. Poor, poor Danes—but We would like to talk it over with you. H- BEBE DANIELS do you remember when the mercury THIS DEPARTMENT DEVOTED hovered around 90 in the shade, how EXCLUSIVELY TO ACTIVITIES a big tall one tasted Does any one OF MOWER COUNTY BOY "TWO WEEKS WITH PAY" remember SCOUTS. THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK Comedy "MONKEY STUFF" UNJUST CRITICISM. SEND IN YOUR TROOP NEWS Rev. M. G. Shuman in a public attack OF on conditions at the beach in 4 the Horace Austin State Park severely A I N E E W O AUSTIN, MINNESOTA .. criticises the supervisor, Thirty4\yq£*scouts were at LeRoy A I Scouts have been'detailed to sell Frank Prevratil, because he allows E E N I N Member of Federal Reserve System the Fourth of July and did their part tickets for the Historical Pageant foul language on the beach. AT S O W S to make the celebration a success. and are vieing for trophies, in the Rev. Shuman was undeniably right Resources Two Million Dollars Traffic police, kitchen police and fatigue 2:30 form of medals to be given for three 7:30—9:00 in his characterization of the bath duty at the confectionery selling the most tickets. Gold, Silver house accommodations. "Deplorable" stands were the orders of the day. and Bronze medals will be given. describesv the conditions better than -They returned about mid-night in the any othett^vord. But—all this criticism Scouts who missed last week's hike jitney. doesn't gi| far in procuring better occommodations. to Whispering Pines *will have ,a lj 11 chance this week Frijiay afternobii' if 1 Jhiw-J Criticism without a suggested remedy the weather permits, LiSf! n-t HIGHEST PRICE is a .Waste of energy. v? The foul speech mentioned by Rev. Alvin Anderson, 211 Sov^h River PAID FOR Shuman Is present—at the beach the street has enlisted in the scouts. same as it is in any gathering of average Poultry and Veal Actual work on thje band has been American youths—and has started by the Scout- Executive. Six never been noticeable to any extent Gat Our Pric«s boys are now takifig individual instruction. by the bathers. Bafor* You Go Childrgft who have had the benefit Elitwkar* .. of a good bringing up and proper Scouts accompanied the Elks this home environment, who are old White Wash Skirts R. H. JOHNSON & SON. morning on their tour of the county enough to be allowed to go swimming, for the Historical Pageant July 11, PROVISION MARKET should be able to shed a few cuss and 12. The drum corps was present SM B. UBI fi words like a duck does water. We and Indians danced to their music. read of murders and robberies, but our education, environment and* hearts "THE NEVER-SHRINK KIND"—most of our regular customers know that means us it is wrong. The same with tell Tl M.H. KENASTON Phone Bridge Residence a few cuss words at the old swimmin' the best that are made in Wash Skirts, for we have handled this same line for several hole. 802 years, and most of you have learned to look for the Never-Shrink tag, when you want Rev. Shuman was fair in his statement Main 659-Rr awash skirt that will absolutely give the b&st of service and satisfaction. that clothing was being stolen REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS at the banthouse—one of his boys lost City and Business Properties. Rentals and Insurance -*v his overalls—but this could be eliminated by t|ie erection of a proper bathhouse -V Office with NiehuU & DeBuhr Laad Co. provided with lockers. We only have about two dozen of these white wash skirts left—and only the smaller AUSTIN. MINN. What Ifcrould you suggest, Rev. sizes—26 Austin National Bank Bldg. inch waist measure, 27, 28 and a few 29—none larger. They are all made Shuman,! as a means to stop the of fine quality of Gaberdine, some are tucked, some embroidered and a few plain "unclean speech" at our beach How would-you go about picking out some -I ones—all have" pockets and belts trimmed "with large pearl buttons. Skirts that sold phe lad that said "Damm" out of a crowd THE IDEAL CAFE all the way from $4.50 to $7.50, earlier in season, your choice of the entire lot, V»- of fifty, or seventy-five? 151 while they last, for only The News believes that Frank tf Prevratil, life-guard at the beach is AUSTIN, MINN. .u "THE HOME OF MOTHERS BAKING AND COOKING" WE ARE ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU THE BEST SI AT THE LOWEST OF PRICES ft/1* PiJ?n° TRY US a* r^'atio ROY CHRISTENSON lu^sd ktMMbiUiUUWUNll Clearance Sale of Millinery COST AND PRESENT VALUE ARE BOTH LOST SIGHT OF, IN THIS CLEAN UP SALE ON MILLINERY. W. B. Corsets Add Price Attraction to Thar Reputation for We do not intend to carry over a single one of these hats—you will not let us, when you Smartness, Quality and Comfort see what big bargains they are, at these prices. 4" You cannot afford to get along the rest of the season with the hats you already have, wh^n you can JT is easy to give more money for your corsetibut buy a new one for so little money. ^. hard to get more value than a W. B. offers. LOT NUMBER ONE includes, np hats that sold for less than $5.00 and up to ^SO^your choice now, •C i?, Don't Buy a Corset Anywhere ••for .. Until You Have Seen 3ST the W. B. Models Here! SI. 98 .£ 9 LOT NUMBER TWO earlier includes no hats that sold for less than $9.00 and many others that were marked in jVOU will be delighted with their smart lines-— the season, ashigh as $15.00—your choice of this lot, only. whether the model be for theslended youthfful *Kit. ....,:Vv' figure, or for the woman of mature years. Our $3.98 Jstock comprises styles for all types. Have one of our corsetieres show you~ severarifiiirsj of" tRs iiiu model suited to your figure,—so that you ijiiay have HR£E inclines alHf our finer White Sailors and White Sp/Qprt Hats, all Mid-Summer Hats of the a selection of diffe^erft features. jre dressy Hats that were marked to sell at from $12.50 to $20.00 your choice of these best hats, now only .• ir Vl 'Id 5 'rmiVi v- •t, fe' Prices: $1.50 io $6' f' Wd M- THE VALUE STORE UW.B. IS THE CORSET FOR ME" cx fil1