^SSSSfF MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Monday. Dec. 12„ 1921. Page animus un ormvwry, 8ur«ly. True bravery Iz very eazy tew detekt, Some little time back a professor In Everything^Clean^an a Sanitary for It lz az mutch a part and the medical department of a certain STATE CONVENTION parcel of a man's every day life az hlz college asked one of the'more advanced clothes Iz. Everything that a truly AUSTIN'S BEST students"What Is the name brave man duz lz did from principle of the teeth that a human being gets not Impulse, and when, no one sees la lit T" "False," was the reply. IT1J blm/ he lz just az heroik az he would* "•Federation Day''' Set 1 tlC.JL be if he waz in the eyes of the multitude.—"Josh Tkcf Story of a London School Boy JVho Stumbled Ideal Cafe Aside for the Opening LEGAL NOTICES Billings" (Henry W. Upon the Secret of Making Dy«g 'Shaw). Session. 10074 from Coal Tar Quality Food Well Served STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY Our Prices Are Right LEGAL NOTICES of Mower, in District Court, Tenth Wr Farm Bureau News Service— Special—Oyster Stew 25c Judicial District. (Told In Bight SkatchM) Reduced fares have been granted •i Minnie M. Fairbanks, Abigail Hilker, By JOHN RAYMOND NOTICE OF MORTAGE FORBCLOSURE tjr the railroads to the Minnesota Albert E. Hilker, John W. Hilker, SALE. Jfarai Bureau federation for its annual Bernice Johnson, Lulu M. Pitcher, No. II NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Dell Roberts, Dell Roberts as guardian state convention, which opens at of Ferii Roberts, Nathan Roberts, default has occured in the mortgage University Farm, St. Paul, on Tuesday, POETS OF SCIENCE Benjamin Roberts, Ruth Roberts, hereinafter described in the payment January 3. minors Merlin Roberts, of the principal sum and in the pay-, William Henry Perkin was an odd grance of the rose, The reduced rates apply to all Plaintiffs, ment of taxes and said mortgage will sort of a youngster." When he was 13 the. explosive that vs. be foreclosed and notice is, therefore, $»rats in Minnesota, according to an years old and a student in the City of wounds and the James C. Ackley, J. C. Ackley, Able hereby given. official announcement received by the London School he heard of a series of medicine that heals, Bennett and James Ludington, Assignees 1. The name of the mortgagors are lectures on chemistry during the noon the bitterness of «mmty farm bureau. The cut in passenger of Luthrop Ludington and E. S. Babcock and Elsie M. Babcock, recess. Young William Henry de- hemlock and the Co., Henry C. B^lcom, H. C. Bolcom, fares is contingent only on the his wife, and the name of the mort-j cided that the lectures woijld be of sweetness of honey, Sarah E. Bolcom, John F. gagee is William Peet. attendance of 350 members showing In a recent address more Value to him than his lunches, so Cook, Herman Davidson, Joshua L. 2. The date of said mortgage is in Edinburgh the he took in the lectures. proper certificates that they came to Davidson, J. L. Davidson, Myron K. We wish to announce to our many pfesident of the March 3rd, 1916, and it is duly rec- Apparently the lectures made a decided convention by rail. The sate Drew, Luther N. Griffith, L. N. -the Chemical Section orded in the office of the Register of impression upon the boy. Two patrons that we have leased the Elk federation estimates that 1,200 farmers Griffith, Henry C. Lacy, H. Ql Lacy, j)ee(js of Mower County, Minnesota, of the British Association years later he entered the laboratory Chancy Leverich, Hannah Leverich. he 7th day of March, 1916, at will attend the meeting. When for the of a chemist named Hofman in the on Hotel Annex on East Bridge Street, James B. Leverich, Lillian C. Lev-12 o'clock P. M., in Book 53 of Morterich,' Advancement of Royal College of London and by the *11 regulations are complied with, Lila De Etta Leverich, Sarah on Page 10. Science, urging the time he was 17, had started upon fris gage 'members will be able to buy return formerly occupied by the Willard Service Q. Leverich, Sylvester Leverifih, correlation of scholastic career as a researcher. Perkin decided 3. The amount claimed to be due /Washington Mason, Luther S. Morgan, tickets at pne-half fare, the federation knowledge with the/experiences that his mission in life was to isolate thereon is the principal sum of Fortysix L. S. Morgan, George W. Payne, Station, where we are located. and contacts of daily lije, said: said in its report tor the county phenenthrene from coal tar and pre Hundred Dollars ($4,600.00) with Elizabeth N. Roberts, G. E. pare artificial quinine. In order "The quivering glint of massed blue- interest thereon to the date of this fnxreau. Skinner, J. Townsend Smith, C. J. speed the day yhen his task would be bells in broken sunshine, the joyous notice amounting to $161.58, together We will be better equipped than ever In order to enable farmers and Short,. Alanson B. Vaughan the done he set up a laboratory and radiance of young beech leaves against with Thirty-two and 30|100 Dollars private unknown heirs of any of the above their families to attend both the Minnesota worked overtime. While at work in the stately cedar, the perfume of the ($32.30) the last half of the 1920, to give you real Battery Service in 'named persoriis who may be deceased Farm Bureau federation anntaal thjs laboratory in the spring of 1856, hawthorne in the twilight, the florid taxes paid thereon by said mortgagee also all other persons unknown, he found in his test tube, while oxi- majesty of rhododendron, the fragrant making a total amount due upon said this new location. When your Battery convention and the sessions of claiming any right, title, estate,, dizing some aniline oil, a black, sticky simplicity of lilac, periodically gladden mortgage at the date of this notice ^Farmers' and Home Makers' week interest or lien in the real estate, mass instead of clear crystals. He at- he careless heart and the least of $4793.88. leaves OUR STATION there mos described in the complaint -finis winter, without extra expense, tempted to wash it out with alcohol reverent spirit but to the chemist they 4. The description of the mortgages herein: Defendants. the convention has been set for January when, to his surprise, he produced a breathe an-added message, the assurwonderful premises contained in said mortgage will be no necessity for another SUMMONS purple solution—mauve, the that a new season of refreshment is as follows: The East Eighty (80) 3, 4 and 5, during Farmers' ance THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO first of the aniline dyes. has dawned upon the world, and that acres of the Southwest quarter charge in a few days. -week at University Farm. THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: Ten years later Perkin achieved his those delicate syntheses, into the mysgreatest (SW^i) of Section Seven (7), Town-! Extension service and university triumph when he produced tery of which it is his happy privilege ship One Hundred Three (103) North This being a fire-proof building you You and each of you are hereby alizarin, or Turkey red, formerly penetrate, once again are working odBcails have set aside the opening day of Range (16). made only from the root of the mad- their inimitable miracles in the laborader. summoned and required to answer the 5. Said premises will be sold by the s£ the convention as "Farm Bureau need not worry when your battery is Years later the British govern- tory of the human organism." ''complaint of the plaintiffs in the above Sheriff of Mower County, Minnesota,: federation Day." The first session entitled action, which complaint has knighted the man who first dis- poetr indeed! But chemists are at public auction to the highest bidder ment left with us for winter storage. sf the convention will be held in the covered the vast possibilities contained the been filed is the office of the Clerk of for cash at the West Front Door, tical Th produce with coal tar but gave him little finan- ^aterials said District Court, at the City of of the Mower County Court House I auditorium at University farm, ahd nation mus haye i{ it cial support or encourageme hopes to live and compete with other Austin, in said County, and to serve in the City of Austin, said County other activities of Farmers' and all was left to German researchers to a copy of your answer to yaid complaint and State, oil the 28th day of January, nationg Few natio reafecd thig Home Makers' week will be suspended build up the mdustry and finaUy to on fhe subscribers, Catherwood 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M. to truth however until the World War Piercc Battery Co. all day to enable everyone to attend obtain a strangle hold UP° offered convincing proof by opening & Nieholsen, at „their office, in the satisfy said amount due upon said City of Austin, in sajd County, within the farm bureau meeting. mortgage and taxes paid and the ioij. percent explosive and closidg 55 twenty days after service of this costs and disbursements allowed by The second and third days' sessions Kaiser" was con- chemi*1' °Pened Tha Kaiser was but unfortunately, Germany had summons upon you, exclusive of the law. the convention will be in the chamber eyes .VCeA a fifty year start and tick the trouble day of such service and if you fail Dated this 8th day of December, the a.d of h.s chem- of the house of representatives to answer the said complaint within 1921. advan ists, he was in a WM. PEET, an the capitol. the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs wi!l position to conquer On January 1, 1916, Seven leading Mortgagee. apply to the Court for the relief demanded James R. Howard, president of the the w#rld. dye companies of Germany form«d a SASSE & FRENCH, in said complaint. Creative chemists dye trust to last fifty years with the American Farm Bureau federation News Bring Results. Attorneys for Mortgagee, Advertisements CATHERWOOD & NICHOLSEN. —the successors of idea of controlling the chemical busiPerkirig—laYply Governor J. A. O. Preus, Sydney AnPerson, B. E. HUGHES, Austin, Minnesota. have ness of the world., During this period chairman of the joint congressional Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Dec. 12, 19, 26, Jan. 2, 9, 16. been called the they will maintain uniform prices, Austin, Minn. committee investigating agricnJtnral "Poets of Science" wages and hours of labor, and exbecause STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY their im- change patents and trade secrete, conditions, Mrs Ellsworth of Mower. In District Court, Tenth agination has found They will divide the foreign business Siehardson of Iowa, leader in. farm in coal tar the fra- on an even basis and share the^ p?ofit«. Judicial District. -tremens' activities, and I. E, Potter, Same parties as in Summons immediately (Released by The Institute of American Business, New York) president of the Minnesota Federation, preceding this notice. will speak at the opening sesision. AUTOMOBILE TAX NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS* certificate, or a sworn statement in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, case it has been lost, must be sent in That an action has been commenced MUST SHOW CLEAR with the application for 1922 registration in this Court by the above named /Evolution of Writing. plaintiffs, against the above named The earliest Greek inscriptions were and license," said Secretary Holm, defendants, involving, affecting and, tsritten from right to left. Next came "Duplicate certificates jean be had bringing in question certain real, t&e method called "bousthophedon," in from this office by making a sworn property in said County, described as To Get New Tags Pay wbieh the written lines run alternately statement of ownership and paying follows: Lot Ten and the East onehalf ftwn left to right, or vice versa. Lastly, Old Tax Before January of Lot Nine of Block Four, of the 25c required by law." Days writing from4 left to right became Only 11 More Morgan's Addition to Austin," Mower Secretary Holm reports that registration First. ioaiversal. County, Minnesota.^ of motor vehicles for 1921 is The object of said action is to obtain •4- nearly ended but that lack of funds judgment that the plaintiffs are LEGAL NOTICES New 1922 motor vehicle licenses on the owners in fee simple of said premises among some and lack of inclinations and every part therof, and that: sale January 3, Mike Holm, secretary on the part of others is causing some LADIES' SHOES REINDEER MOCCASINS the1 defendants have no right, titler. In the District Court of the United of state, announced this week, can be delay. $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 estate, claim, lien or interest in or tip, For the Boys. A wonderful value at States for the District of Minnesota, issued lawfully on 1921 and older cars said real estate or any part thereof. First Division, In BankruDtey. SPECIAL $2.98 only after taxes are paid in full. The Some Peculiar Trees.* Among the. many peculiar trees No personal claim is made upon any statement is intended to correct a of Jn the Matter of tfi GIRL'S SCHOOL SHOES Australia are found the flame-trees, of the defendants. common mistake that it was not necessary FRANK L. WOLFGRAM, No. 372 rising nearly 100 feet the fire-trees, CATHERWOOD & NICHOLSEN, Bankrupt. MEN'S REINDEER MOCCASINS in 1921 to register cars not in —A Good Buy— the only tree thaj blossoms scarlet B. E. HUGHES, NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF use or temporarily out of repair. Oiled and Waterproof— $2.69 .hf $2.98 red and Indian figs, a wonderful lofty Attorneys for Plaintiffs, CREDITORS. "It is important for applicants to Austin, Minnesota. $3.38 tree of graceful form and brilliant To the creditors of Frank L. Wolf/fscam, remember that the 1921 registration Dec. 12, 19. color. 200 PAIRS AT A SPECIAL PRICE OF of Brownsdale,! County of jSfower, and District aforesaid, a $1.69 MEN'S DRESS SHOES •bankrupt: lUOTKE is hereby given that on O'Donnel make—from -fihe ®£h day of December, 1921, the $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $6.98 said Frank L. Wolf gram was duly LADIES' WOOL GAUNTLET abjudicated bankrupt, and that the GLOVES— firzi meeting jf his creditors will be held before the undersigned Referee in A1 colors $98c, $1.49, $1.69, $1.79 BOY'S DRESS SHOES Bankruptcy, at the court room in the Federal Building and Post office 1 Specially priced from in the city of Winona, county of $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 BEST BARGAINS IN AUSTIN "Winona, in said District, on the 7th of January, 1322, at 1:30 P. M., CHILDREN'S BRUSHED WOOL .-at -which time the said creditors may SUITS attend, prove their claims,, appoint a MEN'S WORK SHOES trustee, examine the bankrupt and —All Color*— transact such other business as may Sale prices run: $6.98 $7.98 properly come before said meeting. V$1.78, $2.78, $3.78, $4.78 Dated, Winona, Minnesota, Deeemher £th, 1921. HERBERT M. FIERCE, Referee in Bankruptcy. Ladie's Bedroom Sllipers (Felt) ..98c BOVS LEATHER MITTENS HOFFMAN & RICHARDSON, Fleece lined ......39c, 49c and 89c Attorneys for bankrupt. Austin, Minn. LADIES'SCARFS Dee, 12. BOY'S WORK SHOES Full length, all Wool, all' $1.98, $2,98, $3.98 colors ....$5.98 and $6.98 NOTICE BATTERY 1 OWNERS f......... LADIES' ALL LEATHER PURSES Men's House Slippers $1.98 400 Pairs Men's Wool Sox 69c Specially priced ....$1.98 to $4.98 The time of greatest danger 150 Pairs Boy's Wool Sox .39c to your storage battery is right now. Unless it is given proper LADIES' SHOPPING BAGS eare, Winter's cold, icy weather GE, ELECTRIC OR MEN'S LEATHER MITTENS AND WITH EVERY will mean a costy repair bill or good Bargain 39c and 79c GLOVES a new battery1 next Spring. POWER WASHER, GAS RANGfe OR FURNACE 49c, 79c, 98c, $1.29, $1.49, $1.89 Let us store your battery over SOLD BEFORE DECEMBED 15, WE Wq the winter months. are LADIES' BOSTON BAGS splendidly equipped to relieve WILL GIVE TfflS SET WARE FREE. WE you of all fuss and worry. All leather—while they last ....$4.98 ~S.- MEN'S COTTON SOX Ample storage space and competent HAVE A VERY COMPLETE STOCK AND Extra good quality..^. 14c battery men assure you OUR PRICES AJtE DOWN TO WHERE IF of the very utmost in battery TRAVELING-BAGS FOR LADIES service. YOU NEED ANY ONE OF THESE-ITEMS From J. $3.50 to $25.00 Drive around today and let Men's Felt Shoes ....$2.48, $3.48, $3.98 us examine your battery free', \i" YOU CANT. AFFORD TO WAIT UNTIL and tell you the kind of storage, i'm' ii mm, LATER. you should have. JENSEN rPHIFFERCO. DECKER BROS. PIERCE BATTERY Reliable ... CO. AUSTJN "Mf East of Court House MINN. 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