*"*r *5»»}*F"8m*!!£3%& -i- ^wf^SSSn M, •V. I 'i 5 MOWER COUNTY NEWS,'AUSTIN, Page Five Thursday, Oct. 20, 1921. V&JGermany hi# about .27,OOOO0pounds ENERGY GASOLINE for sale by FARMERS blocks west from our famous high Christian Church. & Dean & Wilder^ the entrance to which is protected by of dyes on hand at the b£? Erdman Garage C9,. Advertisement school. Olaf Hagei\, JBring in your eggs to mj§^f|re.^T 7) a double steel door after entrance has 11:00 A. M. Theme, The church 32-i-c. Have a Good Sale ginning of 1921 which could be. shipped 32-2-p. yf pay cash. Try my prices oit-^oc^rjes—Dial that is fishing foij whales. No hugging Seen gained thru the mam combination abroad at a moment's notice. This The News—$2.50 a year—worth it. 5823—on Bridge street 3 Shop first The News the shore, nor sweeping the net is about 80 per cent of America's total door The Dean & Wilder Poland-China in shoal water. production of dyes in 1921. Sheriff Nicholsen was also called in Hog Sale held at the Big Dean farm 7:30. Theme :t Sunday evening to see if he could discover any clues. at Rose .Creek, Saturday, was a great Movies. What is public opionion. The robbers apparently worked with style, fashion, current thought, or success ..•rubber gloves for no traces of finger and Thirty-five head of mostly spring* civic conscience. Come and spend an E.ALLEY prints could be found. hour with us, it will be the most LEGIST boars sold for an average of $43.00, 1250 Watt profitable hour .of your life. which is a splendid showing for these Make your wanes known in the G. F. Fink.. times and it bespeaks well for this Mower County News Market Place. Tuesday, Oct. 25th splendid hog breeding 'establishment. SAVE $330.00 World's greatest lightincr plant Mine. My famous model HO IZSOwett cenaoltn Lmllc Col. Albert Hopfe ably assisted by eold until recently fori626.00 on can sat It. if you Mt promptly, inwy A. 0. Austinson and J. M. Heimer, 1295.00, complete with battery, dfract-froin. WE BUILD ALL factory-to-you. Anyone ean ineUlllt. Ample capacity frr yonr tutors neede. Proved by 12 sold the offering in a most capable 4 eerrlee. Guaranteed. by NarwriteM—80Approved days' trial—tarae KINDS OF TOPS AND The biggest Pure Bred Hog Sale ever held in this vicinity will be held manner. 't eoafiM this hl*12S Il«r plant*. Don't mlaa tl W. Write M. LAILSY today foe free UtLLEV Hteratnre LIOHT WINTER CURTAIN. in the New Sales Pavilion on the School Tax Levy Shows M. J. DO WD FARM NOW IS THE TIME Decrease in 1921 Bugget. PROFESSIONAL TO GET YOUR DIRECTORY OLD CURTAINS Dr. A. I. ARNESON (Continued from Page One) Three miles East and One Mile South of Geneva. REPAIRED. Specializing in Electrical and been also an increase in the amount WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 1:30 P. M. I""'' R. H. GRAY and diseases of Rectum and Colon. the state pays for tuition of students From the World's Most Renowned Breeding: Big Bone Giant Giant Other Physical Treatments. otitside of the district. Last year tuition Wonder I Am, Great Wonder I Am, Great Orion Sensatione was $3.00 per pupil per month. Can supply my old customers with new blood lines. Will sell pairs" NEW OFFICES AUTO TOP AND AUTO PAINTING This year it is $7.00 per pupil per Gas Office Building. and trios not related. month. There are about one hundred Telephone—Automatic* 2676 Stare your Pure Bred Herd now with some of these outstanding individuals. PHONE 2147. AUSTIN, MINN. in the high school who live students Down with the scrub sire. No farmer is too poor to own a CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. outside of the district, and over fifteen good Pure Bred Boar. Dial 2038 in the grades, which entitles the The present feed situation justifies our belief that hogs are going to Physician and Surgeon in city schools to $7,000 state aid from Hirsh Block, Austin, Minn. be better property than any other kind of live stock. The world is full this source. X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment SPECIALS oP feed, yet there is a decided shortage of hogs. Jowa farmers are Assistants— The budget is prepared each year swarming into this territory, especially South St. Paul and are buying Ernest .H.Morris, M. D. by the superintendent of city schools Mabelle Moore, R. N. hogs for feeders up to 150 pounds. This has been unheard of before and is presented in tentative form to and we predict that lucky is the man has a nice bunch of hogs—the -Who the ooard of education, which passes W.R.EARL FURNITURE Co. big, stretchy, high-up kind—the way these men want them. i) various items. UNDERTAKING and O I S W E E Come early and inspect my herd. Yoi| are welcome whether you FUNERAL DIRECTION Auto Hearse Equipment conae withjthe intention to buy or not. It will be worth your while to Unsuccessful Attempt Prompt attention in Every Detail come «long ways to see this offering. Guaranteed Northern Flour Made to Burglarize *2.15 Business Residence Phone 2512 Phone 2213 a A HOT DINNER SERVED AT NOON! Postoffice. AUSTIN, MJNN. n. J. DOWD, Proprietor Apples of all kinds, (Continued from Page One) DONOVAN & GOSLEE *2.65 Funeral Directors per basket.^. Postmaster C. F. Cook stated that and Embalmers C. A. PETERSON, First National Bank, Blooming Prairie, Minn., Clerk he could see no reason for robbing a Day Calls—Phone 2188 Jonathans, COL. ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer, Austin, Minn. *3.00 postoffice, for the amount of money Night Calls per box WRITE FOR CATALOG. kept in the office* is small, the deposits T. W. Donovan—5914 H. A. Gosl^—6637 being made daily in the local Domino pure cane Motor and Can^lge Service banks, and money order receipts being Syrup, per%al sent by draft to the Chicago office each afternoon. He said that there Calumet Baking Powder 27c never was to exceed over $100 at any time in the safe, and usually less than per can. half that amount. Stamps, money orders, etc., are kept in three double White Na^ia Soap combination safes inside the vault, 1 0 a E Spenccr Jordon SQUARE DEAL GROCERY THE ESTABLISHED ear HOME OF SERVICE. Studebaker Yt is is a MiaiHiaiBiaiaiaiiaafi THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIATION IN THE WORLD For the first eight months of 192 Our sales of Studebaker Cars Were Attractive Colors—Best Quality-Lowest •r-~4l% MORE than for the same period of 1920 5 101 MORE than for the same period of 1919, •I Prices! Hi Every wOtnan But our sales of Repair Parts were: requiring outing flannels will find her heart's desire and prices within her pocketbook's limitations in our present attractive display. It is another one of Hi those remarkably complete stocks of superior merchandise made possible by the unparalleled .r 13% LESS than for the same period of 1920. purchasing power of the greater J. C. Penney Co. organization. The values afford economy and the variety assures satisfaction. 3% LESS than for the same period of 1919. FIRMLY WOVEN, SOFT,FINE NAP FLANNELS Hi —warm, comfortable and attractive—in a broad assortment of handsome colors and Hi While the total numbers of Studebaker Cars neat stripes and checks. Colors comprise plain white, pink, blue, tan and gray, as Hi well as the mottled patterns which are especially attractive. Hi sold were:: WHITE OUTING FLANNEL FANCY OUTING Hi Extra quality and very FLANNEL 326,000 up to September 1st, 1919* 1 dourable—yard, 27-inch, gray, tan, light and medium 375,000 up to September 1st, 1920. shades—yard, 12c A JO 442,000 up to September 1st, 1921. S^' 12k "Jo. Summing up more Studebaker Cars were maintained 116,000 PLAIN COLOR OUTING S FLANNEL MOTTLED OtiTING operation i^ith less parts business than two years ago, 3% in FLANNEL Attractive assortment of plain 'colors, V"M which conciulfvely proves Oiat— -rf •wjhite, cream, pink, blue and gray. 27 Good, substantial Outing Flannel in an inches wide. Very good attractive mottled pattern. Extra quality, Studebaker Cars eure standing up in service euid quality and at exceptional •'J 27 inches wide. Also at the 15 Vi3 staying out of repair shops, to a degree unexcelled, same price, a 36-inch. Outing QC value yard ......... K5 hi iS" Flannel, white, yard 'Lit we believe, by any of (*}i Igj cars whatever AMOSKEAG OUTING v-c pnee. FLANNEL BATH ROBE FLANNEL The Studebaker Corporation of America. The standard quality. Complete color Handsome designs and colorings in this range and many attractive fancy patterns. 27-inch width suitable for lighterrweight^ '^8 27 inches wide. Also 27 -rin bathrobes for men, women :^ei A. R. ERSKINE, President yi Fancy Outing Flannel in fnC and children. Choice of gray QC li 'rZ'Lfi-Z iBs* N nwjjj pare mm* S. 'J NEW ij) *i OF STUDEBAKER CARS dark and light colors, yard navy, tan and brown A f. o. *b. factories, effective :tive September Sep $1 36-inch White Outirig Good Heavy Quality, yard 18c and Sedans: y\' Tomptg C&ijvtd Roadster*: -$m~. ar-i-s -$u ... Department Is Participating $..1125 4 Light-Six 2^pass. CoUpe-Roadster. Light-Six 3-Pass. tj.\ 1150 light-Six 5-patt. Sedan Light-Six Tourint In Giving Quality Goods at 1585 Special-Six 4-pass. Coupe. Special-Six 2-Pacs^'. Roac Tr: 1635 Special-Six 5-pass. Sedan Special-Six Touring Car.. Remarkably Low Autumn Prices! Special-Six 4-Pass. Roadster... 1635 Big-Six 4-pass. Coupe. Big-Six Touring Car ......... .1985 Big-Six 7-pass. Sedan.