PP^- fp**s &$v ^*s5awts,*i5» •f}^- &f 3iv^R'^4c^^5 „i ^cgV,-, &&.,* ^«, MOWER OOUNTV /v*v Jl lTmT ^-^f^' •_.^- Pe^G Eight Thursday, Jan. 19,1922. y~ •—11111 ^ypww—wl—————bjm—a— MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL Oh,Ltssento the Whale's Blubber ^S%$Z$J&r 50*£. FtV/Cfc»S "TWAfe fc ME AM OEUGWT \Ni RUNVMUGoov44 ,'VtaNTTO6 ^UNDCR 7 DO\NW Yo E -tvf tVMo fcesf buevods DO WOO WAWT OP A me V~ 5 frMM "^OSMW tt&S QOfv^.-cTUE KKV9t™ oee*w RA\\.aOt^D 'M "tW traMSPJkPER, toowoe&Puusiwr K4 Stf V3V*Art\ 0\WVA KQRBKC Bfe VMVtWOOf %CA WANK WWfcRfc I Hear mAi$ MQ\SX €X BtU&fcER !& sm- \WVtORTW4rr SZ •tW1 VCAVSC.R. 3\K\Ce MB V.OST VA\« I JO© 1 4J«ro& Miss Erma Holmes and Miss Ora Austin for a house warming party Limit of Incompetency. 7,500 Words an Hour Spoken. His Heart Wasn't. Robertson entertained sixteen guests but on account of the stormy weather The worst incompetent in any business Seven thousand live hundred words "My I wart is with the ocean cried Tuesday night at the home of Miss they decided tr go to the Anderson is the person who is so cocksure spoken by is the average rjumber a lie poet rapturously. he Holmes, 509 Baldwin street. Cards he knows everything that homfe. Games and music were enjoyed hour. public speaker in an "You've gone me one better," said doesn't take the time to learn anything. were played and dainty refreshments and a delicious picnic dinner was his sea-sick friend, as he took a firmer as This applies to employer served. served. grip on the rail. Accounting for Failures. well as employee. A Trying to find a short road to success John J. Furlong and daughter, for would make good epitaphs Mrs. James Bramham and grandson the vast multitudes of failures. expect to leave soon for Cgliofrnia to Harry Prebble of Independence, Iotra, Mrs. Roy Clark and 'daughter of Qhe Was 8ort of Drowsy Like, spend the remainder of the winter. friisband (reading paper)—Here's is a guest at the Jack Till home. Brownsdale were Austin shoppers They will visit Mr. Furlong's daughtre, something about a girl who slept continuously Wednesday. Mrs. John Epler at Billings,. George Anderson spent Wednesday for two months. I wonder Montana, on the way out. In the cities on business. If It wasn't the same one who worked J. L. Mitchell went to Forman, tot us last year. Mrs. Earl Cashman entertained a North Dakota, Tuesday on a business A. R. Browning of Brownsdale was trip. number of girls Tuesday evening in sin Austin caller Tuesday. __lndifferent to His Fate. honor of Miss Margaret Thompson. "You don't like Wapples?" T.M. Mrs. John Hormel is spending a A three course dinner was served at R. R. Murphy went to the cities on "No, I don't," said Mr. Gadspur^ few days with friends in Marquette, PROBABLY DID six o'clock and Miss Thompson was Tuesday on a business trip. "But you wouldn't harm him?" systematize This year, your Iowa. 'Mn times a man won a' prehistoric ?iven a miscellaneous shower. She "Certainly not. I wouldn't go out by away by her wife dragging her received many nice gifts and the Mrs. Ben Tubbs and son are visiting of my way to injure Wapples, but if hair." household finances Mrs. George Hormel went to Mason guests departed at a late hour having I heard him express a desire to do relatives in La Crosse, Wisconsin. have fastened "The ladies must City, Iowa, Tuesday noon to spent a delightful even'ng. flip-flaps in an airplane I wouldn't on more securely than their hair spend a few days there with friends. PAY all your bills by check. Your ckeck do now." try to dissuade him." they G. W. W. Harden of Le Roy transacted book is a complete record of every business in Austin Monday. Mrs. George La Bar, Mrs. C. W. VZ P. H. Friend returned from Chicago, Errett and Mrs. M. D. Boswell entertained item, of income and expenditure. It tells Seeing Is Believing Tuesday morning and will remain Carl Gerhart of Stacyville, Iowa, Wednesday at the home of at a glance where the money goes and in Austin for a week or- two. is visiting Austin friends for a few Mrs. Boswell. Thirty-two guests helps you to economize systematically. When you go to a Chiropractor whose officers equipped with a days. were present. A delicious lunch was Spinographical (X-Ray) outfit he not.only tells you where the CAUSE 'Mrs. L. W. Wengertyreturned home served at 5:00 p. m. after which This bank 'welcomes of your trouble is located, but if necessary he takes a spinograph last night from Mason City, Iowa, Walker Beaver of Kasson had his (X-Ray picture of your spine) AND SHOWS YOU. bridge was played. The table ddcorations personal checking accoftnts He then will give you Chiropractic vertebral adjustments which will where she spent the past fe^ days tonsils removed this morning at St. were pink roses. The ladies remove the CAUSE of your trouble. This office is equipped with a visiting her sister, Mrs. William €Iafs hospital. will entertain again Friday and Saturday The First National Bank of Austin complete Sp.'nographical outfit operated by a competent Spinograhper. Gleason. afternoon R. -Born to Mr. and Mrs. George E. Capital & Surplus $300,000.00 The Advisory Board of the Baptist Mrs. C. L. West went to Mankato !orn Tuesday^ ^nuarv 17, 1922, a SEE Hi li. lUUflJUil, D. C. Resources Over Three Million Dollars Wednesday where she will spend a church gathered at the George P. Anderson -f Palmer Graduate Chiropractor. few days with friends and relatives. home on Lansing avenue, last Organized 1868. Offiice Bhone —2277. Lewis Building, night and spent a yerv enjoyable evening. Jay C. Hormel left Wednesday C. L. West went to St. Paul Tuesday Residence Phone—7122. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA. They had planned to drive to to attend a meeting of the Grand night on a business trip thru the Commandery. the Charles Lightly home, west of East. ihliiiiliil!! START iliiiiiiiit! SALE FOR CASH Offering HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Clothes and Everything 25c best quality Double MEN'S OVERALLS Tick Mitts 10c F.lse at Radically Reduced Prices Men's good blue stifel, full Men's Jersey Mitts and cut Apron Overalls 85c Boys' Jersey Mitts ..10c y*: -f. 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Coats $4.90 4ss£ •. •A JExtra heavy, all wool Overcoats, It's impossible for us to list all our special bargains—all goods at big reductions, numerous interesting items not mentioned that with fur collar Work Mitts 12M Gloves $13175 save you money—the values are here—-the earlier you come the wider will lie your selection. Bring your cash and you will be 35c, 65c, 90c isfied with what you get.