pv -C 1|g JSr-S- ,' .,- *i£ fc^aT- v-^^i '^n** ^t? */i~r-+'' +*,*- *1% Page Six MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN,/ Monday, Dec. 19,1921.^ 1 Week oi Study, Rest and Recreation Planned 24-Hour Electric by quotations. The business meeting program in the form of a country hind the project, which has also had Advertisements in The News reach followed by twenty-five minutes of school, the girls being dressed accordingly: the consumer. for State Farmers' and Home-Makers'Jan. 2-7 the endorsement of a committee of Service Endorsed parliamentary drill with Clifford :i citizens of Lyle. 4 by Lyle Council Erickson, chairman, and Robert Leek, "The Duel," Gladys Kennedy. Attorney F. G. Sasse of this city To assist prominent speakers at the High praise is given Dr. Hedger's Spencer Jordan secretary. The meeting was then Piano Solo, Margaret Nicholsen. was present at the last meeting of eighth annual Farmers' and Homemakers' ability as a nutritionist is given by turned over to the program, as follows: The "Smack," Helen Lavold. A proposai oy which Lyle will haVe the council and advised with them week at University Farm University Farm official? who heard Funeral Director. Vocal Duet, Mildred Nockelby and 24-hour electric service has received regarding certain legal technicalities. January 2 to 7, with the solution of her recently at a nutrition specialist "Prince Tokugawa," Wade Searles. Dorothy Thompson. The Establishment of the endorsement of the council and the problem of what shall be done to conference., "Shipments of Gold," George Bucklin. Service. Critic, Carol Johnson. passed the first and second readings lon't believe everything you hear Hourly discussions by homemakers make life on Minnesota farms more During the business meeting two at a meeting of the city dads held —%o much of it is true. profitable and pleasurable, Dr. A. V. in home management, food* textiles "Radium," Lauren Brown. very "peppy" fifteen minute periods Tuesday, December 13, and will Storm, director, invites Minnesota and clothing construction, dress de Critic's Report, Edward Banfield. of parliamentary law were held with come up for the third and final reading farm men and women to attend. At sign and house furnishing and home After the program the meeting adjourned Gladys Kennedy, chairman, and at the regular meeting January care of the sick. no previous Farmers' and Homemakers' and Mrs. Daigneau served a Gladys Nockelby, secretary, for the 2. short course has the program Annual meetings of the Minnesota very delightful luncheon. first and Florence Hartje, chairman, C. C. Miller and A. H. Latimer, two Livestock Breeders' association, Minnesota beeen as strong as this year, Dr. and Kathryn Albertson, secretary, for Iowa men who have installed light Farm Bureau Federation, Minnesota Storm asserts. UTOPIANS HOLD the second period. And power plants, at a number of Men and women of national reputations Federation of Farmers' clubs COUNTRY SCHOOL towns in northeastern Iowa, are be- During the social hour Gladys served and the various associations of breeders who will be speakers during the a delicious lunch after which the at Once of Holsteins, Guernseys, Jerseys, week include L. D. Coffman, president meeting broke up with their customary The Utopian Literary society was of the University of Minnnesota Governor Ayrshires, Brovim .Swiss, Aberdeen Insurance Specialists yells for the hostess and society. called to order by the president at the Angus, Herefords, Shorthorns and Red J. A. O. Preus J. R. Howard, home of Gladys Kennedy, Wednesday Polled cattle, and horses, sheep and Austin Insurance Agency president of the American Farm Bureau Measuring the Moon. evening, December 14. After Federation Frank O. Lowden, swine, creamery managers of Minnesota, E. Rajr Cory, Manager Compared with the earth, the moon roll call was answered by giving nursery former governor of Illinois and breeder Minnesota poultry raisers, Minnesota Babcock Building Is a tiny body, with a diameter of rhymes, the minutes of the last fruit growers, Minnesota vegetable of purebred cattle Duncan Marshall, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA 2,160 miles. In the great circle of the meeting were read and approved. The growers, Minnensota flower minister of agriculture for Alberta, Pacific, from which, according to an chair then adjourned the meeting to Canada Dr. Caroline Hedger, growers and Minnesota cow testing old idea, it was born, the moon would Dr. A. I. ARNESON the following literary and musical make a solitary island. associations. nutrition specialist with the Elizabeth McCormick Memorial Fund, Chicago Dr. Storm and officials of various Physician and Surgeon. CHRONIC DISEASES livestock and farm asocistions are at W. C. Coffey, dean of the department ELECTRO-PHYSICAL of agriculture of the. University of work on the official programs, details The TREATMENTS. of which will soon be ready. Minnesota Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson, also RECTAL and COLON a farmer's wife from Iowa, who For details of the "Certificate plan" DISEASES. New Offices in. Automatic is endorsed as a speaker by the American of reduced rates of one and one-half Motor Inn Gas Building. rp-i-si™. Farm Bureau Federation Sidney fare write to the Register, University Office Hours Telephone Anderson, Minnesota congressman Farm. 10 A.M. to Office 2676 from the first district, and L. E._ Potter, 6 P. M. Residence 2677 Batteries Tokugawa, Gold and president of the Minnesota Farm REPAIR DEPARTMENT Bureau Federation and one of the regents Radium Duo Subjects of the Minnesota university. wishes to NOTICE BATTERY axe Outstanding features for the short The. regular meeting of the Duodecim eourse, some of them entirely new, thank all its patrons Literary society was held Wednesday OWNERS are evening, December 14, at the for their loyal A big banquet for farmers and home of Maurice Daigneau^lOO South in price homemakers. St. Paul street. Roll call was answered The time of greatest danger patronage for the to your storage battery is right A homemakers' supper, exclusively now. Unless it is given proper for women of the short course. Your Money Back if Rat-Snap Doesn't past year and wishes care, Winter's cold, icy weather Come Up to These Claims. Dialy noon mass meeting in the will mean a costy repair bill or RAT-SNAP is absolutely guaranteed them all a Merry University Farm auditorium, addressed a new battery next Spring. to kill rats and mice. Cremates Schmitz Auto by prominent speakers. Let us store your battery over them. Rodents killed with RAT-SNAP Christmas. the winter months. We are A program of moving pictures and leave no smll. Rats pass up all food splendidly equipped to relieve to get at RAT-SNAP. Their first Biusic every night including a play you of all fuss and worry. meal is their last. RAT-SNAP comes called "Neighbors" and a concert by Motor Inn Repair Dept. Electric Co. Ample storage space and competent in cakes. No mixing. Cats or dogs the University of Minnesota Symphony won't touch it. Three sizes, 35c, 65c battery men assure you orchestra. This will furnish rest of the very utmost in battery $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Pooler A. H. ANDERSON AUSTIN, MINN. service. Drug Co., Austin, Minn. Advertisement. and recreation after the arduous duties December. Drive around today and let of the day. 216-218 East Bridge us examine your battery free, Seven programs for the farmers and and tell you the kind of storage six for the homemakers, running simultaneously Schmitz' Service Satisfies you should have. J. F. FAIRBANKS thru the day enabling the visitor to give his attention to the PIEfeCE BATTERY WE BUILD ALL representing Willard Batteries subject in which he is most interested. CO. KINDS OF TOPS AND Daily lectures, discussions and demonstrations Dealer In DIAL 2610. WINTER CURTAIN. by specialists in farm AUSTIN, MINN. COAL, WOOD, NOW IS THE TIME LIME, management, farm crops, soils, livestock -i* prdouction, dairy cattle, veterinary CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, TO GET YOUR medicine, horticulture, agricultural BRICK AND WALL OLD CURTAINS engineering, bees and poultry. lisssst Talks to mothers and fathers by Dr. PLASTER. fc. REPAIRED. Hedgar on child health. Parents are I H. GRAY learning that one of their real problems is keeping their ehildren well. Office 301 East Bridge St. AUTO TOP AND AUTO PAINTING LEGAL NOTICES Phone: Main 32 PHONE 2147. AUSTIN, MINN. CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL Austin, Minn. ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION. STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY of Mower, ss. In Probate Court. In the Matter of the1Estate of John Stielow, Decedent: THE STATE* OF MINNESOTA, to DfrJ3 Christiana Stielow, Elsie Lierman, The Whole Store Ablaze With John F. Stielow, JiV Cara Medendorp, .Arthur A. Stielow, Paul B. Stielow, CHRISTMAS GIFTS »nd Edward R. Stielow, and to all persons interested in the final account and distribution of the estate of said decedent: The representative of the -V.-...- -,.v &bove named decedent, having filed in That are appropriate for men/ women and ithis Court the final account of the $ administration of the estate of said decedent?, together with his children, and offer a wonderful opportunity petition praying for the adjustment Automotive and allowance of said final account for economy in their remarkable low prices. and for distribution of the residue of said estate to the persons thereunto entitled. Therefore, YOU, and EACH OF YOU, are hereby cited and required Some Christmas Suggestions to show cause, if any you have, EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING IN ChrMmas Sale if SM« before this Court at the Probate Court Rooms in tho Court House in NEW BLOUSES the City of Austin, in the County of TIRE COVERS MOTO METERS Offers a wonderful opportunity for beautiful Mower State of Minnesota, on the f^-A CHOICE GIFT Christmas Gifts. 36 to 40-inch 16th day of January, 1922, at 2 WARNING SIGNALS WINDSHIELD o'clock P. M., why said petition should Shown in Pongee, Crepe de Chine, Georgette CLEANERS Satins, Taffeta, Peau de Soi, Jersey Silk -V not be granted. Crepe. Beautiful new styles. Witness, the Judge of said Court, Shirtings, etc. Values to $&50. All at FIRE EXTING- TIRE LOCKS Dainty and pretty Special at— and the Seal of said Court, this 15th one price 3 ULSTERS v'.-RADIATOR 4lay of December, 1921. WEED CHAINS $4.95 HENRY WEBER, JUN., {Seal.) Judge of Probate. HEATERS I A. W. WRIGHT, HOODS. M. A. NELSON, Attorneys for Petitioners. TIRES 4 TUBES SPOTLIGHTS File No. 3786. Dec. 19, 26, Jan. 2 Petticoats and Bloomers PROFESSIONAL S We are also dealers in, Buick, Cadia DIRECTORY I All Silk Jersey Petticoats and Bloomers and llac and Chevrolet Automobfles. CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. _•" tr­ Dial 2038 ail Silk Taffeta Petticoats in a wonderful array CflM- Physician and Surgeon Erdmati Garage Company Hirsh Block, Austin, Minn. of colors and styles Remarkable in val., X-Ray and Laboratory Equipment Assistants— 508-510 N. Main St Dial 2220 Ernest H.Morris, M. D. ue a,t ............ .$2.49, $3.95 and $4.95 Mabelle Moore, R. N. W. R. EARL FUNERAL DIRECTOR HOSIERY HANDKERCHIEFS Business Residence Phone 2512 Phone 2213 Ladies* Pure Thread Silk Hose, Jfcest In an Immense Display for Men, Women AUSTIN, MINN. wearing silk hose in the market and Children. Specially priced at .......$1,00 In Holiday boxes, special a DONOVAN & GOSLEE ..29c $3.95 Funeral Directors to and Embalmers Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at....75c 1 "J BEDROOM SUPPERS Day Calls—Phone 2188 I Women's Hand (Embroidered^ Linen ^.Epjr Men, Women and Children, priced Night Calls Handkerchiefs at 29c T. W. Donovan—5914 I 98c to $2^5 H. A. Goslee—6637 1 *5 .* Motor and Carriage Service 1 JO^ W" lift 1 ^3