I I MP W"!" tt tfjTf- -i-rvr'- aw*p-^ 'w ff msm^ k& MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. ZFmT 'X"^T Mohday, Aug. 29, 1921. Page Four Most People Friendly. spring, when those who feed livestock Mower County News advantage of any reduction that might ERICAM Nobody will do as much for "you 'as in the winter bring their stock to be made in the cost of production. MISES BANNER "The County Paper" you will do yourself, but lots of people market. There is no possibility of Often a slight variation in quotations will do more to you if you let them. Published every Monday and Thursday, general agricultural liquidation this might be made thru a different at Austin, Minnesota ATTRACTIONS "»'n- fall as a result of the 1921 harvest. classification, or thru the ability of ON ROE AND GANNON, Publishers If the farmers of the northwest are one printer to buy in a cheaper market HAROLD M. OLSON, City Editor. to be put on their feet, they must than another, or possibly by hav rner have more credit so that they can buy ing better equipment for .some particular and feed livestock this winter if they work, but on the whole very The most stupendous program put cannot feed the cheap grain and hay little, if anything can be saved by jobbing on any fair in the world will be presented, they have raised, they can do nothing around. to the Northwest by the Minnesdta with it. It is hardly worth hauling to Take your work to the printer you State Fair, September 3 to 10 OUR market, with the present high freight wish to do business with, and treat The entertainment features include "U. S. S. Wilmington, U. S. Asia-1 admission. Their net profits, were fiftic MEMBER* AFFILIATING rates. him in the same fair manner that you attractions never seen in this part of fleet, Shanghai, China/' is the teen hundred dollars, everyone had a "Predictions general liquidation of would wish your customers to treat the country before. Thriller of thrillers postoffice address of two Minnesota good time, anl the post paid off the are unwarranted and colored by a desire you. You will get better service, better will be the passage of Lieut. buddies, Oscar C. Nelson and E. Lamb, indebtedness on its building and placnow ^PciatC for payment of the farmers printing, and a better feeling between Louis James, nineteen years old, stationed at Hankow, China, ed a neat little nest egg in its treasury debts. It will take three or four you and your printer. from a speeding automobile to a lowflying whose letter dated July 13, were re-I to care for future contingencies, years for the farmer to pay his old aeroplane each afternoon. This ceived at Minnesota Legion Service 50flood cigarettes debts. He is better off this year for Washington and Dakota county Legionaires HOW TO HANDLE YOUR COMPETITOR. is an act never attempted until this Bureau, St. Paul, on August 13^1921 just one reason—he has been unusu will unite at Antlers Park, spring, and a score of men have lost ORGANIZED They desire to secure Mii^i^sota for 10c from ally economical, he has gotten along CMEMBER ^ear Farming^gn, on August 28, where their lives trying it. 1667 By Dr. Frank Crane, reprinted from Bonus application blanks so th^ghey with the minimum of everything, and a big picnic arid good time is planned. one sack of The automobile, with Lieut. James The American Printer. S«nA\2 may get their claims in before N^ember has not contracted new debts except Posts at Stillwater, Afton, Forest clinging to the back of it, will come 30, 1921, on which date all 'applications It is a mistake to suppose that you GENUINE when it absolutely could not be helped." Lake, Copas, St. Paul Park, Hastings, Official Paper of Mower County racing down the track at sixty miles not in will be forfeited.1 The have to fight your competitors. Nothing BULL" Rosemount, South St. Paul, and Farm, an hour. A low flying aeroplane will SUBSCRIPTION RATES necessary papers were mailed them by was ever permanently gained by ington are expected to send big delegations. come up from behind. From its landing Per Year, in advance $2.50 registered mail without delay. Embarrassing Situation. fighting. For fighting of any kind is Dr. A. A. Van Dyke of St. gears will hang a rope ladder. As Six Months ^'ak My most embarrassing situation happened pure destruction. Paul, state commander, and Father Single Copies 05 When Frank Borveick, a farmer the ladder passes over the auto, Lieut. when I was a young girl. Our Your competitor does not have to David Moran of Farmington, Third living near Canby, Minnesota, became James will grab it, and swing himself Sunday school gave a picnic In the Entered as Second Class Matter at be your enemy. He can be your friend. DURHAM district commander, will be there to ill in the midst of his harvest and the off into the air. Among other things, woods and I attended, wearing a white the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under Competition does not kill trad? it help make merry with the boys. fruits of his years labors were in he hangs by his teeth from a ladder dress, and carrying a green silk parasol. the act of March 3, 1879. builds trade, stimulates trade j$and TOBACCO danger of being lost, his brother Legionaires attached to a plane. Unfortunately, a rain came up and makes new trade. One the evenings of August 3, 4 and l&< and a neighbor named after it was over my dress was as The big head-on railroad collision HURRY BACK! This is based on the natural law 5 the American Legion of Excelsior ^reen as my parasol.—Chicago Journal. Frank Fliss, went to the rescue by between two engines will be staged Many readers of The News have remarked that no one person can suit everybody. staged a patriotic spectacle called cutting and shocking the grain. About one day only, Saturday, September 3. from time to time about the No man can get all possible "The Pageant of Abraham Lincoln, twenty buddies took part in the good A straight track has been laid inside standard to which The News has been business in any community. His per in which more than 700 people, 100 deed, which was completed in two of the mile track. One engine will be raised during the past few months, sonality attracts some and horses and five bands, took part. One evenings. started from one end, the other will and at this time we deem it both others. Wherever, there ^isja of the bands was that of the famous be started from the opposite end. Engineers fitting and proper to recognize thru business for one man €her4 Legionaires of Madelia, Minnesota 151st Filed Artillery, Rainbow. Division. A WISE NOODLE and firemen will jump, after the columns of our paper the one who riess for somebody else. are responsible for the holding of an About 5,000 peope witnessed the throttles have ..been thrown wide open has been responsible to a great extent This is proved by the fact that in annual fair and sports carnival in spectace each night. They came from and the two engines will rusn to destruction for these favorable comments, any big city business houses in the their home town. Various Legion conimittees distances up to 100 miles away. The in the center, in exact line THIS FELLOW HAD which have naturally been highly same line group together. We find are working out plans to make money earned will be used to erect a with the middle of the grandstand. gratifying to us. most of the piano houses in one part this years affair, to be staged September memorial to comrades of Excelsior Two stages of vaudeville, auto polo, of the town. Most of the automobile 27 and 28, an unprecedented Most of our readers know that Vernon Legionaires who died for their country. pony polo, auto races, a dozen bands, concerns are strung along a certain success. A large livestock exhibit is E. Fairbanks, city editor of The a midway of two dozen shows, a gigantic section of Broadway, New York. The already assured. News and the man upon whom more fireworks spectacle, and scores silk merchants, the hat -manufactur Another Minnesota Legion post than any other, has developed the responsibility A man said the other day: "I certainly had of lesser attractions will entertain the So much impressed were the delegates ers, and so on, each have their district. which is doing its share to re-enact of getting out a newspaper some sense when I opened up that savings to the Winona Legion Convention the history of the great war is the|rec?r crowds expected. This proves that in the practical which is always spoken of in re account. It pulled me out of a mighty big at the earnestness and quiet William Witty post of St. Peter, which! ^re and a half on all railroads working out of business it pays terms of approbation, is leaving Austin hole a few days ago." strength of the Legion Auxiaar/ that with the help of Legionaires from the visitors from Sep- a manSto locate in the neighborhood for a larger opportunity. To him jpyen, tember 2 to 10, inclusive return limit, on their return, scores of poses which of his competitors. surrounding Third district posts, on belongs the credit for the many new September 12 hitherto not considered forming These unlooked for emergencies, we believe, It is not true that there is just so August 18 and 19, staged the scene ideas that have been added during auxiliary units, immediately requested much business to be tad, and that a these past months, everyone of which "Over the Top." Reports say that it Farm Federation Challenges come to everybody. department headquarters to send rival cuts your trade in half. As a was carried thru successfully. has proven of additional interest to Reserve Bank blanks and instructions on how to organize. Is it not a fact that you have had a few rule the mo^e tradesmen the more News readers They said they had not reali- The management of the Todd Coun- yourself? trade. A gocp lively competitor will Crop Predictions. Those who have been given space in zed what a tower of strength thejty Agricultural association honored increase your custom. our news columns have discovered that We will be glad to serve you. Auxiliary has come to be to the Le-ithe American Legion August 25 by Two grocers in the same block will (Contlnjaedr from Page One) Fairbanks plays no favorites. He Mr. gion thru out the nation. I designating it American Legion Day do more jbusiness than if there were THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK is square in all his dealings and his only ones' and if the other grocery is stories have been written with the "Be it resolvedthat we stand squar-j Leffionailres ^reef m,rodd ^8-y i.^r0? good, it is a more valuable competitor idea of giving the news as it actually ely behind the American Legion in its|r [brightest^ spots in North Dakota. to you than a poor one. is, without the addition of coloring efforts to secure adjusted compensa-1 ™°-Un,ty ?°S?_ atoL°"g Prai™, Most of the farmers have livestock to "Where the carrion is there the u^_1„Ber ?_ a'! which they can feed their corn." of Austin, Minn. Sa or personal opinion. Certain things of tion for our men," reads part of a Clarissa,' Browerville, Staples and 0 eagles are gathered together." jja.ry farmerg ^th Minnesota news value have been omitted from resolution passed at the Legion Auxiliary Burtrum, as well as Osakis post in So runs the proverb. And where and North Dakota will be in good con- time to time—some because of mechanical convention,, which wired Minnesota Member Federal Reserve System. Douglas county, sent delegations to no eagles hover there is slim picking. dition, the statement said. Even in obstacles, others from a legislators and President Hard- I Long Prairie to hear State Comman- dry sections of North Dakota, where sense of propriety and to avoid the /. L. MITCHELL, P. D. BEAULIEU, W. E. HOPFE, mg urging them to support the Le-j^gj. VanDyke make his first pubgion Don't hate your competitor. Hate is farmers "have lost everything else" wrecking of a home or the collapse of Cashier Vice President Cashier bill as a measure of justice to jjc j^ress following his election as always expensive. Get acquainted witl ac their dairy income will enable them a business. The policy of The News is, former service men.' Another resolution department commander. him. You may learn something. to "pull thru," it said. has been and will be, to tell things urged all Legion and Legion Don't knock your competitor. It "The only liquidation any consequence of of public concern in a few plain words. Auxiliary members to employ ex-service In connection with a successful Legion sounds l)ad, and it is bad. Be a good that can be expected from the The place in The News organization men or their dependants wherever celebration in Adrian the Nobles sport. Play the game. Keep good natured. farmers of the northwest," the statement which is being vacated by "Shorty," Advertisements in the News Bring Results. possible Another directed the County Democrat writes: "By order concluded, "will not come until as he is popularly known, will be difficult Auxiliary to establish a home in the of the post commander, all moonshine Beat your competitor if you can, but for another man to fill. His Twin Cities where disabled was rounded up and none was in evi- service remember that the surest way to beat knowledge of the city, its people, men discharged from hospital withoutdence. We wish right here to com- him is to sell better goods, give their good points, and their shortcomings, money or position may obtain food mend the Legion boys for this energetic prompter service and leave more courteous his grasp of general outside manner of taking care of the and shelter until they are strong work people. Dj^i't fight by cutting conditions and national affairs has moonshine evil. They worked hard to enough to go to work again. prices. Keep yoi# margin of profit been of vast importance in his news e^~. see that nothing would mar the day's fair. Nearly every eye was wet with gathering, feature writing and editorializing. events. That they made a big success If your competitor lies about you, tears when Mrs. Sandy Hamilton, While we are losing our right is proven by the favorable comments or uses underhand methods to harm hand man here, we feel certain that in Gold Star Mother after whose boy the Qf our townspeople and visitors. The you, don't worry. He is^cutting off his the larger field to which he is going Mark Hamilton Post of Minneapolis thanks of the public, is due them." nose to spite his face, lie cannot fool is named, finished her account pf the he will have a much better opportunity all the people all the time. Straight lonliness and suffering of many of! In its report to the Legion conventhe to develop that personality which A business and good nature win out always lads in hospitals of strange cit- tion, the Minnesota\ -Legion Service has been manifested during his con in the long run. eis far from home and those, who bureau showed that $t had secured acwould nection with us. We hope some day to Your competitor will do you a deal love and sympathize with tion on 12,592 cases of compensation, be enabled to make the happy announcement of good if you keep your eyes open. them. Mrs. Hamilton was Chairman vocational training, back pay, insurof to our readers that "Shorty is Mi He will keep you from slumping. He thex Minneapolis Legion Hospital- ance, and other ex-service troubles, back!" and we are positive that you will make you energetic, careful, ization Committee and spent prac- ^e department adjutant's report also will all have the same joyous feeling more attentive to business, and altogether tically all her time visiting and! showed that 253 Minnesota newspacheering that we will have when that day will be a good tonic for you the sick and disabled. When: Pers_ print a weekly column of comes. now if you know how to use him. the convention elected its state Legion and other ex-service news furpresident As successor to Mr. Fairbanks we There is business enough for both it chose Mrs. Hamilton,1 ni?ked by the Minnesota Legion News introduce Harold M. Olson, who comes of you. Go after it.—(Copyright, "The Fairy Godmother of the Sick and' Service, St. Paul and that more than to Austin from Minneapolis. Mr. Olson, 1921, by Dr. Frank Crane.) Disabled Soldier," to lead it during ^wo hundred Legion speakers have whose home is in Winona, has the coming year. lbe6n furnished by the state organiza- had considerable experience in various Tinfoil. In appreciation of her untiring and ti°n make addresses at public to capacities in the newspaper business, Tinfoil was formerly made either of devoted service during the past year, gatherings thruout the state during is a graduate of Carleton college pure tin or an alloy of which tin "The Helen Hughes Hieslscher Me- Past year- and was editor in chief of The Carletonia, formed the greater part, but the use the morial Fund" for the care of the sick the college newspaper. He is of aluminum has been extended into FIRST SHOWS AT 7:30 SECOND AT 9:00. and disabled service men, was estab- Sound® Rather Inhospitable. new fields, and one of the many applications an athlete and was a member of the lished by the delegates to. the Auxi- Woman Writer When there is unexiary baseball, football and basketball of this wonderful metal is PRICES—EVENING, 15 and 25 Cents. MATINEE, 10 and 20 Cents State Convention on the sugges- Pffted company I Just fall back on the In the form of a foil to tal$e the place squads during his college career. We AUGMENTED PARK ORCHESTRA Hon of Miss Piiine.Ctarnick, National erandmothert of tinfoil In wrapping up food products, know you will like him, and The News especially chocolate. The making Secretary, wio Mecmred that Dr. will appreciate any co-operation our '1 vtodl of thin foils of aluminum at first Hielscher's good deeds are known all readers can give Mr. Olson while he presented serious difficulties* whichj is becoming acquainted with our city. ^e|jVfhiferica. At the National Convention MONDAY and TUESDAY} AUGUST 29and 30.— have been overcome. Aluminum foil in Kansas City next October, "THE PENALTY" Please make free use of your telephone is now made about pne six-hundredth every day—just dial 2650 and Legionai$esf and (#fgiort AMiary Gouverneur Morris Famous Story. Not only the thrill of sheer of an inch in thickness. Alumio dele^te||f|om Mfjesota wi| urge give us any news items you may have. powder is also now in general physical excitement, but the thrill of a great story, produced election of Dr. Helen Hughes Hielher Call us when you have a party, or To, make this powder very thin tinfoil with a realism that grips. friends visiting in your home, an accident, as/ the first national president ig first cut up into small spangles Also "MUTT & JEFF' of the American Legion Auxilairy. death, in fact anything of interest these are ground in a mill, and the to your neighbors. Dial 2650.: powder is then sifted through bolting The American Legion posts of Blue cloth. The powder is used as a basifH Earth, Winnebago, f-Bricelyn, Easton, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31st.^a WHY JOB AROUND? for metallic paint, and Is especially Minnesota Lake, and Wells, which .We will venture to say there is not yaifcable for metallic surfaces that HOBART BOSWORTH IN "HIS OWN LAW" Lllribn of Fari­ a business man in Austin who does exposed a great deal. bault cotmty,' will hold their second For sheer virility of action, intensity of plot, realism in acting not consider the person who runs annual reunion and picnic at Bass andi photography, it is hard to beat this film. from one store to another getting Lake on August 21, according to the Wrong Idea About Moon. prices of this and that article of merchandise Also a Prisma Beautiful, and a Comedy with The Katzenjamers The popular impression that the decision the Faribault county as a poor customer. Prices full moon has the power to clear American Legion made at a county Kids, Entitled may vary slightly on the same article, meeting in Winnebago recently. away clouds disapp^aTs slowly, notwithstanding VANITYf AND VENGEANCE"* different stores for various reasons, the almost unanimous On August 7, the nine Le Sueur but take it all around the customer pronouncement of modern naturalists county Legion posts from Le Sueur, saves in the long run. against it. This- may- -fre-tergely due Waterville, Le Sueur Center, Kilkenney, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1—2. Then, why Mr. Business Man do the to the fact that so great an authority Montgomery, Kasota, Cleveland same thing when you want a job ofi In his day as Sir John Herschel reprinting? WELDING. CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN V* and Elysian, met at Points*Pleasant, There is not a printer in I garded the -Idea as probably correct. :J "LESSONS IN LOVE" Austin who is making more than a| After a study^of the Greenwich obfair Lake Jefferspn* and enjoyed a pro-, profit and respectable living. This I servation, it- fa as suggested that thethey gram of sportg, concerts, d§^icing antjj i- Hints to the Heartbroken, treat 'em rough Tuition for pale some spirited addresses by state and shape or are entitled to, and you, as a: impression may be due to the fact We can fix any size, shape faced Pacifists correspondence course for Blushing Beaux, by design of broken parts. Bring business man expect them to pay youj that a change from the cloudy to the district Legion Speakers. Young and clear state is much more likely to Connie Laugh while you learn, also old turned out for the outing and had a reasonable profit on your goods them to us. We can make thenv t-r attract attention when there is a full a good time with the Legion boys. PATHE NEWS. when they come to your store. like new. moon in the sky, and many meteorologists 3.1-'% All printers in Austin are pricing! When Legionaires from Grand Rapids, agree with this.—Christian MOTOR INN "4'5'v thedr work from the Ben Franklin' I Science Monitor. and the surrounding posts of Ojt price list that has been tested out and Itasca county, recently held their third tried out for the past three years, and annual Legion Day celebration, they is. now being used in more than 10,-1 Duties. Negligent of Thoff Repair Department made no canvas for funds from business 000 printing offices in the United' ft is said that only about 80 per cent or other organizations but put on iMIA. H. ANDERSON, States. A weekly revision of prices is the people of London fulfill their 1 a big program and charged one dollar made which insures the customer the voting privileges. -.tul' J- ISNOMtfUKlBMIsaKHIlia