,MINN. 'pMeTliree Monday, Nov.* 7, 1921 ,f Cooking and Sewing: Suggestions Interesting Features By Special and Stories of Interest for the News Writers for the Home and Women, phildren of the County Household Prepared Recipes. SSSSSsrft:#^ tUgh K, R. T. Hap Biographical read and approved. The following Advertisements in The News reach invaluable People. PRETTY THINGS THAT the consumer. The value of a single matt or Foman THE CAULDRON musical program was then given: Meeting Wednesday of open mind, Independent judgment, Dohnaryi Builds Opera about Vowradis ARE MADE AT HOME and moral courage, who requires to Tower, Dorothy Thompson. The K. R. T. society met at the be convinced? and refuses to be cajoled, COMING Piano Solo, Nelle Ayer. home of Louis Hiljj* Wednesday evening, Is only concerned to be right and not (Responsibility is disclaimed for X- Convent was stepping Stone^to Metropolitan, afraid to be singular, deferring to facts stated- or opinions expressed in November £.r Florence Hartje AMBU this column, which is open to all readers reason but not to rank, true to their The meeting was called to order at for discussion of subjects of general Life and works of Mozart, Valfried own self, and therefore not false to 7:45 by the president, F^ederipk interest. Letters must be signed. Hegge. __ any man—the value of such a man oi Crane. After a short business meeting woman, I say, is priceless a nation of Piano Solo, Heln Lovold. 3? To the Editor of The News:— the following topics were given: such would leaven and regenerate the Critic's Report,-Carol Johnson. That is not the greatest nation or S E R.V.I E "Kathleen Norrig," Kermit Meyer. world.—Professor James Ward. In the following business meeting the best government that can claim ^Centenary of George Eliot," Wal^ -scW- ,f- P- the officers for the next semester were the largest extent of territory, or the lace Tollefson. \^atch Thia Space elected: 1 A Lady in Chicago Telegraphs for largest standing army, the greatest "History of Colonial Literature," _r 14~? GaroFd Johnson,"president. Rat-Snap. 1- navy, the broadest and best protected, Joseph Renwick. v.. ^Read Mrs. Phillips wire: "Youell's Valfried Hegge, vice-president. land locked harder, the richest mines, "Cora Harris," Francis Earl. Exterminator Co., Westfield, N.- J. Gladys Kennedy, secretary. longest rivers, widest plains teeming "Booth Tarkington," Frederick Rush $3 worth* of RAX-SNAP." Later Charlotte Anderson,'treasurer. with products of the soil and roving rec'd following! letter: "RAT-SNAP Crane/ WAGNER Helen Lovold, corresponding secretary. arrived. It rid our house of rats in herds of domesticated animals. But it "Artenrtis Ward," George McDermott. no time. Just moved here from Pa., is the greatest elements of good, with 3*^ where I used RAT-SNAP with great !Z Construction Co. Florence Hartje, yell mistress. power to enforce them. "Thomas Kettle," George McKeenan. results." Three sizes, 35c, 66c, 1.25. A period of parliamentary law was First. The* best guarantee of the Sold and guaranteed by Pooler Drug then held with Helen Lovold as chairman Co., Austin, Minn., '.. Advertisement, safety of life. Let us give you an estimate "Poem by Herbert French," Kenneth November. and Valfrid Hegge as secretary. on those proposed buildings. Second. The best environment for Warfield. After a delicious lunch, the girls We can save you money and the development of body, mind and "Limitation of Disarmament," Leslie guaranteed satisfaction. departed with the customary yells.— spirit. Young. Phone Estimate Furnished C. Third. The removal of temptation "Abdullah," Donald Austin. E E to do wrong, and furnish the best incentives "W. H. Hundson," Louis Hill. Meaning of Dial to do right. "Life of Edgar Gu^st,"* Chester 2202 Professor (pondering)—Now what Fourth. A good example. Our Nockelby. was AUSTIN, it that this knot in my handkerchlefwas MINN. country has approached in many respects "Henry Ford, Dreamer and Maker," to remind me of? Ah, yes! this standard more than any James Laird. It was I todeft that was to jump Into other. We have from the beginning a As all the members participated in a -4- Office Rooms For: fostered certain institutions that have the program, the entire society acted produced these condtions. as critic. The discussion after the ITENT PROFESSIONAL M" These institutions are four in number. program of the various topics proved DIRECTORY OST 'women enjoy making pretty, -inches (according to the width bf the very interesting and beneficial. decorative things for their ribbon) for each knot, and determine First the Home. This institution CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. Ljither Noss was unanimously elected homes, for themselves and for Three new, well ventilated, the length of tJse hanging ends—this began when God united by His own to the membership of the society Dial 2038 steam heated rooms off a spacious others, and they provide themselves will depend upon the height of the reception room and providied Physician-and Surgeon word the first man and woman, gave with "pickup" work which is cpally a person who is to wear the sash. A Mrs. Hill served a delicious lunch Hirsh Block, Austin, Minn. Time saved, money saved, with excellent lighting recreation. Some fore-thoughted women wide girdle made of narow picotedged them a place jointly in the world with after Which the meeting adjourned.— fixtures, harwood floors, mottletoned X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment arrive at the holiday season well ribbon is shown, with ribbon when the broken or cracked part the responsibility to erect over their C. Assistants— walls and annunciator rosette and hanging ends as a finish provided with gifts, which they have -t heads shelter and, gather to themselves is made as good or better than system Light, heat, janitor and Ernest H.Morris, M. D. Utopians Hold made during the course of jthe year, and the girdle made by joining strips '"1 telephone service furnished. Mabelle Moore, R. N. the protection into which young new, by welding, and complacently face Christmas with of the ribbon—in two colors—witli Stenographic- and accounting Musical Session life might be nestled and nurtured W.R.EARL FURNITURE Co. no need for the usual last mad rush herring-bone stitch of. crochet silk. The Let us post you on the service service if you wish it. On a We may travel through lands peopled of shopping. handsome shopping bags are inade of busy Main St. Coitaer and at a UNDERTAKING and we give. The Utopian Literary Society was pre-war rental. by a variety of races, and in all find heavy satin ribbon lined with cliarmeuse FUNERAL DIRECTION Between now and the holidays the Auto Hearse Equipment and mounted on celluloid! mountings. called to order November 2 at the University of the "elements of this sacred institution, making of gifts at home is a matter Clyde M. Clefton They have handles of narrow home of Nelle Ayer. Roll call was Prompt attention in Every Detail nowhere beneath the stars of interest to every member of the but Southern Minnesota Business Residence satin ribbon. The upper part of a family. In the illustration above do find so nearly the ideal conception answered by giving the name of a we Phone 2512' Phone 2213 Dial Fifly-Fifiy doll supports the. clever bag representing there are shown several lovely dress as in Amercia. Here in musician and one of his works, and of home DIAL 6125. AUSTIN, MINN. a quaint lady in silk coat and accessories that women can make. & the minutes of the last meeting were this lowliest home may have land the wide skirt. She is suspended on ribbons With the exception of the evening DONOVAN & GOSLEE ft, ideals, and nobility of life. But high fastened under'a little bow at headdress they employ ribbons and Funeral Directors -*F -t- we have tolerated and licensed evils her waist in the back. The handsome Insurance Specialists silks which can be bought everywhere. and Embalmers V' V- of against the home, namely, divorces. head dress is merely a band rhinestone HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Day Calls—Phone 2188 galloon set on a narrow velvet Of all our sacred institutions the home A sash of wide satin ribbon is Austin Insurance Agency Night Calls 'T*~. ribbon and supporting a feather which stands high in relative importance, shown at the upper left of the group E. Ray Cory, Manager T. W. Donovan—5914 .•/ rnfiy or may not be ostrich. It could in whicl} the ribbon is folded for the but when broken into by divorce the are yours if you give nature a cfiattce. Chiropractic is 4 Babcock Building II. A. Goslee—6637, pompom. be finished with flowers or a 1 girdle portion and knotted at each family is crucified upon a cross of Motor and Carriage Service first aid to Nature in the matter of getting well and „v AUSTIN, MINNESOTA side with hanging ends and a loop. KEEPING well. legalized adultery, and the youth of Small ribbon flowers are set across R. NELSW(,D.C. our land are encouraged in their the itfxc'lle. in front of the order to of growing moral laxity and course determine the lentith required, measure T.- indifference. religious ^Palmer Graduate Chiropractor. the waist a little below the normal waist line, allow six eight to Second. The free schools from the umou Consultation and Spinal Analysis_withput charge. CDmiGKT vaunt NtvsMrat kindergarten, grade, High school, v-. Offiice Phone—-2277. Lewis Building, the institutions for the free education worldly amusements on a Sunday LEGAL NOTICES Residence Phone—7122. ... -AUSTIN, MINNESOTA. seminary and college to the university, evening. If the movies on a Sunday the youth are the pride of America. evening are successful, the church of MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE. They furnish the environment by must fail. If the church faHsr-according THE UNIVERSAL CAR Default having occurred in the payment which the body intellect, and moral to history, civilization fails. If of the sum of Eleven Hundred One-TonTruck ideals are developed and enriched* civilization fails, away goes your Twenty-two" and 11-100 #($1122.11) Chassis $445 Dollars, whic£t is claimed to be due From the home to the school, from the laws, your schools, and your home.. and is due at the date of this notice F. O. B. Detroit school to the home, back and forth What will be the moral effect on the With Pnmm upon a certain mortgage, duly executed many times each day owing to their people and particularly on your young matic Ttrma and delivered by Grace I. McNeir and proximity, go the children like shuttles people, of perpetual Sunday descration, and C. A. McNeir, her husband, mortgagors, mtoantmblm Jtimm weaving the tapestry in the warp to Thuet Brothers, Incorporated, all for revenue When the spicy mortgagee, bearing date the and life. Out of these institutions woof of attractions of a Sunday evening 31st day of January, 1921, and with a are pushed the healthy, selfpoised movie fails to satisfy the appetites to power of sale therein contained, duly prepared men and women to which they pander, and the cravings recorded in the office of the Register begin the struggles of life. But a of Deeds in and for the County of excited by them demand a higher sea- Mower, and State of Minnesota, on special analysis will show that there soning, great heavens look out. the Twentieth day of April, 1921, at is an evil force against the school. The problem is of life and death 9 o'clock A. M., in Book 63 of Mortgages Amusements and social impurity have with the two institutions opposed to on page 300 and which said closed some schools. each other. What shall be done? Mortgage was duly assigned to Drovers State Bank of South St. Paul, Minnesota, Raise a christian public sentiment until the Law. The constitution, Third, a-corporationj by deed of assignment it becomes a civic conscience. By liimjr statutory enactments and ordinances codes, dated June 8, 1921, which the' civic conscience is meant the organized up our great system of make said assignment was duly recorded in We Have Just What dominating sentiment of the the office of the Register of Deeds in expresion of jurisprudence. The and for the County of Mower and people who see clearly the right ^and institution has leaped these as an State of" Minnesota on the- 15th day differentiate it from the wrong. Civic from of men and crystallized You Want the minds of June, 1921, at 9 o'clock A. M., in conscience is the greatest power into and stone in the itself brick Book §8 of Mortgages on page 619. wielded by men. It is a principle not of, capitols, court houses and form NOW, THEREFORE}, NOTICE IS to be overlooked. Let us look this HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue of justice. Any disregard for halls of /.Why spend/die time the power of sale contained in said squarely in the face For the sake authority, national or state, the iand energyj^cessary to mortgage, and pursuant to the statute of the little boys and girls of the future, trampling under foot of the law, as in such case made arid provided, for jthe sake of-our glorious coun_ Jdo youry®K& baking the cultivation of a business that disregards the said mortgage will be foreclosed try, whose doom approaches unless the rights of others, is incipient by a sale of the premises described in buy such and conveyed by said mortgage, viz: the tide turns backwards, for the sake anarchism and a menace to The Ford One-Ton Truck first made its appeal The undivided one-sixth of the North ed goods at the of the church, let us have one day in to the farmer and the merchant because of the the welfare of the commonwealth. Half (N Vz) of the Northeast Quarter the week to worship God. Now there are evils that have their merits of Ford Cars. And it made its wonderful (NE of Section Twenty-five (25), Respectfully, |t- reputation and greaf sales record because it lived special opposition to law as well as to Township One Hundred Four (104), Range-Fourteen (14), subject to life G. F. Fink. up to every claim made for it the home and school: lynching, murder estate of Martha E. G. Wilson, said and municipal misruleJ Philomathians premises lying and being invthe County reliable Ford Motor, the special Ford steel is question Fourth, the Church. In "the broad of Mower, State of J&innesota, V- chassis, the aluminum bronze worm-drive, all Met Wednesday with the appurtenances and hereditaments y^ will be asking your the "ecciesia," an assembly of sense, combine to produce a truck of unusual power, which sale will be made by worshippers banded together, known -v capacity and strength—a truck that lasts in friends who do their the sheriff of said Mower County at The Philomathian society" met as the body of Christ with a divine service a truck that solves the haulage problem the West Front Door of the Court baking after you Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. L. commission to plant, extend and maintain House, in the City of Austin in said at a very small operating and upkeep expense.. I Giovannetti. County and State, on the 16th day of the truth of righteousness until Hence die demand for the Ford One^Ton Truck have tried our splendid November, 1921, at 2:00 o'clock P. M., After the regular business meeting the kingdoms of this earth become the is constantly on the increase. of that day, at public vendue, to the products. And the cost a literary program was given. Mrs. kingdoms of our Lord. Now men may highest bidder for cash, to pay said For the good of your business, whether it be Gio-vannetti read a paper, "Dante, Today is really less, in the end criticise the doctrines and dogmas of debt of Eleven Hundred Twenty-two farming, merchandising or manufacturing, you and Yesterday." Mrs. Henry the different religious bodies and God and 11-100 ($1122.11) Dollars, an| interest, everything eon should come in and look over the Ford One-Ton and the taxes, if any, on said %7^-A Weber read "Divine Comedy" by knows there is .incompetence enough, :S Truck—NOW! .. premises, and Fifty Dollars, attorney's in and Dante. but to show the hold which the church fees, as stipulated in and by said Roll call was on Current Events A IMPORTANT our new has upon the American people, we mortgage in case of foreclosure, and charge of Mrs. J. Z. Rogers. need only to know that no moral-minded the disbursements allowed by law, The next meeting will be held with subject to redemption at any time man has yet been found who is „uct£ W® af» prepared to furnish the Ford Truck'«quipj within one year from the day of sale, either with Standard or Special Gearing. The! willing to rear his family in a community Mrs. Henry Weber. If as provided by law., ard Gearing gives the track a maximum which there is no church. It tracks The Special-Gearing increases the speed c£ Dated September 30, 192lV is the institution that produces the The Children's Party. it into from five to seven miles an hour, coi*v4 DROVERS STATE BANK OF Many people giving entertainments a Past Delivery Car. 'spiritual atmosphere 'and brings to tt) children make the mistake of at SOUTH ST. PAUL, flower and fruit the sweetest virtues •Austin towing them to play at games that are By E. Bjorklund, Vice-President, and most gentle graces too exciting ^and heating or too long. Assignee of Mortgagee. & The church—the type of our civilization, It does not matter how much running LEWIS C. SHEPLEY, the cource from which springs about there is during the earliest OF BAKERIES sr: Attorney for Assignee of ., AUSTIN^ MINN. the sanctity of the home, the inspiration part of the party, but for some Mortgagee, *Si~ which has given us our school time before the kiddles are due to go ,T 201 Anderson Biiilding, system, the principles upon which our home, quiet, sit-down games should South St. Paul, Minnesota.^ arranged. laws rest, is put in opposition to lie Oct. 3,10,17, 24, 31, Nov. 7. V.-- -JimsM