w*^ S'^v7 r\ 11—"—^. w-yay -,^ ,w «, -v ?f «jl ^ff: aSs# TOsr^?wt'*:':''W^*v'' -•,'( •m-~ ri fc* Page Two MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN- Monday, Feb. 13, 1922 ECLIPSE ECHOES ^Wise WilcL Ducks Resort to Lake Merritt at the home of Mrs. Walter Schwartz. 7 ««, Eleven Austmites drove out in a bob sleigh Wednesday evening to the William Smith farm to partake of a Weekly Shavings. Edited By dinner prepared by Mrs. William Volume 408. February 13, 1922. Splinters Smith. The guests enjoyed themselves at various amusements during their visit and left for home at a late NEW RLANS FOR HOMES Victor Pelter, County Agent in hour. East Pottawattamie County, Iowa, MAPLE CITY $2,000.00 to $4,000.00 Cost. v^\ Last Wednesday evening Mr. and \i^i says that poultry culling is the most N We have just purchased some new Mrs. H. Reiser were very pleasantly interesing work he does. Recently he surprised by a number of neighbors books of plans for REAL HOMES. finished culling 32 flocks containing Irvin Strangman is spending a few and frignds, who came to spend the They are the best we have ever 3,636 hens of which he found 1,729 to days with his brother, Harvey, at the evening with them. Refreshments seen, and no matter if you are expecting be loafers. University at St. Paul. 1 were served by the ladies. All departed to do any building or not, One man who was a bit skeptical :-Miss Margaret Poppe left Monday for home shortly after midnight, 1 drop in and ask to see our book of over the work kept 50 culls in a pen for her home at Monticello, Iowa, after having spent a'most enjoyable BEAUTIFUL HOMES. We are for eight days and was finally dewarded evening. a week's visit atjthe H. A. Hankan mighty proud of it and want you to with one egg from the group. home. see it for they are the real comfortable DID PAIN DISTURB Another kept 76 hens in a pen following Little Earl Grundemeier, who is at homes and and the result of culling for ten days before the St. OTaf hospital at Austin* sick with careful study and thotful designing. ojje egg received convinced him that pneumonia, is reported a little better Every detail has received careful these were the non-producers. YOUR SLEEP? study and many intricate problems at this writing. have been met and overcome. We As a result everyone in the territory ^Vlrs. D. Spreckles and daughter, wish we were able to describe the is trying to cull. Carol, of Dexter spent several days Tby book to you but we cannot—you must last week with her parents, Mr. and HE. pain and torture of rheumatism see it to appreciate its beauty. "DuDrop-In." can be quickly relieved Mrs. L. Schwartz. If the farmer has his machinery an application of Sloan's The Ladies' Aid society met last Liniment. It brings warmth, ease and under cover it might be possible for week Thursday afternoon with Mrs. comfort and lets you sleep soundly. A Pig in the Sun is worth two in L. Schwartz. About thirty were present. him to make his repairs now. The Always have a bottle handy anc a dark, damp, cold, old style hog The next meeting will be held only difficulty is that if he had it under apply when you feel the first twinge. house or shed. Feed your hogs sunshine, cover, he might not have to repair It penetrates without rubbing. which costs you nothing, and It's splendid to take the pain out o: "If it. The loss of time in a busy season Mr. J. A. White Says You Have which means healthy hogs. "Eclipse" tired, aching muscles, sprains £nc la Sunshine windows put the sun just with rusty machinery would build a An Automobile,' Keep Rat-Snap." strains, stiff joints, and lame backs where needed. good machine shed. "If I knew about RAT-SNAP last For forty years pain's enemy. Asl# It's a wise wild duck that knows enough to light in Lake Merritt, Oakland, Cal., because here he is.free from being winter, would have saved $120. My your neighbor. shot or shot at by the hunters who frequent most every other pond where a duck would be likely to take a car was in the garage for a few weeks At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. swim. Thousands of ducks come annually to the hospitable waters of Lake Merritt, where the city of Oakland feeds during bad weather when I went to take it out, found that fats h&d eaten them until the "duck season closes, when tlie birds return to wilder resorts. J. J. CLEMEN5 great holes in two new tires. Got iniment PIECE OR A CAR LOAD^/ them later with RAT-SNAP." 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