^ppoHnes L"IL":" 1." i^Til "1 "J"""""" JHI i- 1 "V Vf-a'. -g" 1 n,. ry ,i., .w \5rx% &"** TF&^t ",-^wr ., v- r" 1 /#tju^s I &£&- i^tf^r-arv ...... v\ /,_ MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Six Thursday, Mar. 16, 1922 Interesting Features By Special Cooking and Sewing Suggestions News Writers for the Home and and Stories of Interest for the Household Prepared Recipes. Women, Children of the County. LANSING THE CHEERFUL C1EKJB "What's in a Name?" Mr. Robinson of Udolpho was an 3 These w^r-liUe nutions $ Austin caller Saturday. By MILDRED MARSHALL Murphy's AT rrfeke .sick Palmer Quam is assisting Reed •i Chaffee in the store this week. They're, e^oti-sticLl, I Coats v] Ficb about your name lit history I Mrs. Clark of Minneapolis is visiting meaning whence it icat derived qve 3X her son, M. C. Clark, and family. significance your lucky day \J\ytX wtkes them thmk a9 Mrs. John Cerney and daughter, a they Kt-ve ri^h Barbara, were Austin callers Saturday. To $et our world HARRIETT in svch t. mes? "V S Mrs. H. 0. Wood, Miss May Wiseman R1W and Mrs. C. A. Bates were Austin HARRIETT, by all right of signifi­ callers Thursday. I Special Special cance, should belong to Ireland Your Spring Wardrobe is Now Ready Elmer Skaran of Grand Meadow since It means "home rule." But in was a guest of his sister, Mrs. Elvin TCality, it has its origin in old Norse Hanson last week. mythology where there was a porter The Ladies' Aid will meet at the •of Valhall called Heimdall, who home of Mrs. S. W. Playle Thursday watched the further end of the rainbow feridge Bifrost to guard the Assir from afternoon. All are cordially invited. New Dresses, New Suits, New Shoes, the giants. His name is explained by Mrs. William Johnson and children J.W.HEMERNEW translating the "heim" as home. It was were guests at the Ole Christianson through this Heimdall that all the •Tiect and Walter Rasmusson homes Sunday. Henrys and Harrys came to be. MAYOROF ADAMS il ved. The feminine of the name was indented it Hosiery and Underwear—all that the Season Demands Mrs. Jordon of Corning returned In the Fifteenth century. It is home Monday from Chicago after thought to have originated in France Krebsbach, several weeks' visit with relatives «ince Henriet Stuart appears in the Peter Pio­ A touch of Spring is marked on every garment—not a last year's item in the stock. All House of Stuart d'Aubigne in 1586, and friends. neer, is Claimed by and there were a number of Henriettes Remember the Bible study class &> match the Henris of the court of New and most carefully selected Merchandise for your approval. Death. meets at the home of Grandma Summey Catherine de Medici. England received every Tuesday afternoon. Every the name from the daughter one is welcome. H»U llfr 4tt Henry IV, Henriette Marie, whom Adams, Minn., March 16.—Adams Mr. and Mrs. Guy Yarwood and ihe prayerbook calls Queen Mary, village and township elections held though her godchildren were all called daughter were Sunday guests of Mr. MILLINERY the interest in this community this Henrietta. The queen's name was Yarwood's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William week. J. W. Heimer, a well known given the French pronunciation, which Yarwood. Adams man, believed to be the right im Hawyot, and that became a separate Our Early Showing of Spring Hats Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hanson and man for the job, was elected mayor. proper name. Harriett is also proaounced nephew, Harold Kuhl, were Sunday has all the new and wanted colors in that manner by those who Both tickets in the township and village guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Are excessively given to propriety. were elected as follows: in a wide variety of shapes. Charles Jeffers. In England Henrietta is as great a Adams Village. The mid-week union prayer meeting favorite as Harriet. Another spelling Hats of character and individuality For mayor—J. W. Heimer. will be held at the home of Mr. the latter is Harriot. Hattie, Hetty, For councilman, 3 years—A. A. for Women, Misses and Etta are diminutives. Henriette and Mrs. W. M. Cochran Wednesday Huseby. is purely French and Henrietta and evening. Everybody is urged to attend Matrons— For clerk—P. H. Carr. Jette are Teutonic. Italy has an Enarighetta these meetings. For treasurer—J. W. Carr. which is the equivalent of SPECIALLY PRICED AT For justice of the peace—P. H. Harriett. Spain has evolved the Bical Enriqueta. Carr. $4.95 The moonstone is Harriett's talisanmnip For constable, 2 years A. F. gem. Through some mystic Krebsbach. connection with India and her sacred Adams Township. colors, it is said that Harriett's color For supervisor, 3 years S L. As yellow. If she wears this and a Rogne. moonstone, she will have good fortune For clerk—W. F. Meehan. attract the love of men. Monday READY-TO-WEAR For treasurer—Joe F. Mullenbach. im her lucky day and 4 her lucky "Please, somber. For justices of the peace—Henry (Copyright.^ Kasel, Joe J. King*. A Showing that has been received with enthusiasm by all the Style For constables—Mike Fasbender, Tired Critics that combines in an exceptional manner the three essentials Joseph Stephani. of the hour—Style, Quality, and Price. The Friendly Path Peter Joseph Krebsbach. Developed in Veldyne, Pandora, Poincianna, Twill-Cord, Tricotine and Peter Joseph Krebsbach, one of the Out other leading Spring fabrics Jaunty Mannish Coats, with Tuxedo oldest farmers in the Johnsburg vicinity, UNCLE BEN collars and low line effect. Pondicherry Tweed, beautiful shades of SAYS: died at his home last night at $12.75 IP By WALTER I. ROBINSON Reindeer, Tan and Grey. the age of seventy-nine years. He has "If your health Lady-" Prices range from been helpless for the last two years. hunch is to take a vacation the SELFISHNESS Early Spring Suits, exclusive creations for the Matron and Miss. chances are that Myriads of Chic Suits, smart in design, are here ready for your choosing. ADAMS THINK ahead faster by of your tasks and not of Many very interesting style features are in evidence and Milady stopping to take yourself. will welcome the novel and delightful departures so characteristic Prof. J. B. Steines at Johnsburg is the rest." Most of those who find their dally ^Z!:: $21.75 $52.00 reported very low at this writing. TO th pp 1 work monotonous and imagine they Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Feeid, who went •could get much greater enjoyment out to California last December, are expected Please, tired out lady, of other employment would not be let me introduce Charming New Spring Dresses at Sensational Prices likely to make any greater headway or home by March 25. you to your backbone, &nd greater pleasure in doing any Quite a number of people are sick offered in innumerable Styles. writes Grace Margaret .other job under the sun, unless they around here with the influenza, but in NEW STREET AND DAY DRESSES Gould in the Woman's Hrat had a change in their own viewpoint light form. NEW SPORT AND COUNTRY DRESSES Home Companion. Miss Alma Johnson of Jackson is NEW .TAILORED AND BUSINESS FROCKS Usually it is not what one may be Your backbone is .a visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. NEW AFTERNOON DRESSES, ETC.— •going, but the spirit in which it is nerve center. Between C. Johnson and other relatives. all in loveliest Spring Shades and Rich Fabrics, such as Canton Crepe, done which makes work pleasant or the vertebrae are the CHEATED QOIU)Q' Tricotine, Crepe de Chine, Silk Taffeta, Poiret Twill, Crepe Knit— undesirable. When people are constantly Arne Anderson of Grand Meadow, spinal nerve openings, BY CREATED BY C67ZCTE and each of these openings thinking of self and placing came over last week and bought an $12.75 TO $52.00 PRICES is filled with nerve themselves above the importance of automobile for the J. H. Carey filaments go in to FROM .ifia duty at hand, the task will seem agency. some part of the body. .distasteful and inconsequential, re.gardless $16.75 A Great Dress Opportunity Mrs. A. H. Burkey who has been When one of these See our Special Assortment of Polo Coats, at- of how much its successful movable vertebrae become visiting in this vicinity for the last at $21.75 accomplishment means to the world. displaced, it causes month returned to her home at Jackson Never before have we offered smarter styles and better The story is told of a school teacher bone pressure on Tuesday morning. •who hated her work and was extremely values at this price. the nerves in the nerve anxious to become a nurse. N. V. Torgerson has returned from opening. Chiropractic spinal adjustments by She complained that there was nothing Minneapolis where he went last week a method which is to her life but a mile-long trip to purchase goods for the Daylight practical and sensible SPRING NECKWEAR gandies. Soft modish Ratines, colored dress linen, fi«tween two ugly fences twice a day-and department stpre. restores the joipt to printed Voiles, and'imported Jap Crepe, are here in the Intervening hours spent in alignment and removes Dr. H. M. Shipley took Jessie Amble Shaped Collar and jCuff Sets in Embroidery, Lace and teaching the same monotonous lessons profusion. the pressure. Normal to St. Olaf hospital Tuesday Linen, in white and desired colors. Tuxedo collars «rer and over again. So she thought With such a selection of splendid fabrics ready for health follows. morning. Mr. Amble underwent an and Vestings in Venices and Organdies—just the it would be so very lovely to don a your inspection, your dress problem should be more •white cap and apron and devote the operation at that place the same day. Chiropractic spinal thing to lend that desired touch of something to than half solved. remainder of her life to caring for adjustments are restoring Suit, Dress or Sweater. E. L. Slindee has been reappointed the conditions of tha sick. SPRING FOOTWEAR postmaster for another four-year health in diseases of ,A new assortment .of Metal and Pearl Girdles to be Fortunately she stated her opinion the eyes, ears, nose, term. Mr. Slindee has been postmaster worn with any of the Spring Dresses. 6» a clear-headed and broad-minded Women's All Patent Lace, 5-eyelet Tie Oxfords, welt throat, lungs, stomach, frftysician and $sked him to aid her in here now for about twenty-four Everything in new Necklaces—Pearl, Jet, and Colored pancreas, kidneys, liver sole, rubber heels, A pT iSndlng employment as a student in years and surely is getting to be an Beads. and lower organs of sizes 214 to 7, at tp0*~l:0 jt hospital. When this man heard old horse in the business. the body. Women's Brown Russia Calf Lace Oxfords, welt sole, •why she wished to give up teaching DRESS GOODS $5.45 1 HEALTH FOLLOWS as a profession, he kindly told her that rubber heels, WEST LANSING THCJC-RXrPHOTOGRAPHSSPIM ftw was temperamentally unfitted to ANNOUNCING OUR SPECIAL SHOWING OF sizes 2 V2 to 7, at AiaMomoHSA(cuiwmcraROPRAOlC fie a nurse, for nursing meant extreme ADJUSTING OMKECTS Growing Girls' Brown Kid and Calf Lace Oxfords, welt NEW SPRING SILKS J. R. Woods was an Austin caller DISEASES WITH SCIENTIFIC P8£tlSIONIN self-sacrifice. If she thought THE FOLLOWING OKAIK sole, rubber heels, (P A ApT that will delight you with their loveliness and impress mo much of herself that she couldn't Saturday. you with their brilliant new weaves, exquisite shades, sizes 21/2 to 6, at find enjoyment in the work of making Miss Bern'ce Duerst spent the Misses' Brown Vici Kid One-Strap Pumps— and unusual prices. 4Pod and able Americans through week-end at her home in Austin. -teaching, due to her constant thoughts $2.98 The following Silks represent the most wanted and sizes 81/2 to A sizes 121/2 tq Will Van Vleet attended the Yoeman •of self, he contended that she would choicest weayes and colorings of many seasons. 12, at 2, at pair lodge in Austin, Friday evening. have even a smaller chance of getting Printed Crepe de Chene, Plain Crepe de Chene, Boys' Brown and Gunmetal Calf Shoes, $3.49 •enjoyment out of the nursing pro•feasion, Charmeuse, Canton Crepe, Tub Silks, Jap Pongee, sizes 21/2 to 5, at a pair which demanded more devo Miss Lucille Levy returned to her PANCREAS Chiffon Taffeta, Fairy Spun, and Foulanrds. These SPLEEN Hon to others' welfare. home Friday after finishing her practice sizes 11 to 2, (fQ and QQ A are moderately priced from The young woman was intelligent BOWELS teaching in this district. at, per pair «P£.^bO to know that what the physician $1.25 TO $6.00 •enough Mrs. Dan Dugaw and Will Van Child's Patent Ankle Pumps, (j»-| A told her was true. Hour after YARD Vleet called on the sick at the L. J. sizes 2 to 5, at «pJL«~rO hour she battled with herself to get --the right viewpoint, and finally she Haney home Sunday afternoon. Child's White Kid Top Patent Vamp Button Shoe, sizes FOR YOUR SUMMER DRESS FABRICS «ron her battle over selfishness. Then Dr. .C. C. Leek was called to the 2.48 $2.98 1 2 to 5 tit-i sizes 51/2 O 40 and that welcome new fashions, newest designs and colors QQ ftar work became enjoyable and she Dugaw home Friday evening to see HEALTH at tPl.I/O to 8 in Anderson Ginghams, colorful Tissues, and Or­ it so well that its influence for little Donald Rector who was ill. good was reflected in her life and her -smiles. 'You can make an appointment Mr. and Mrs. John Noble visited at No make one happy if he for your the Theodore Helleck home near work will R. R. MURPHY & SON, (Incorporated) gitlnks more of himself than his job. health's sake by telephoning Blooming Prairie, Saturday and Sunday. fCopvright.* 2593. Mr. and Mrs. Ole E. Lerude, Mr. W. A. CHAPMAN, D. C. ioi Austin. Minnesf Austin, Minnesota Knows a Lot. 422-424 North Main Street g| and Mrs. Lewis Ulland and Lillian,, -"So your son is home from college?" Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Jerdet and -*TTep." "Has he learned much?" "He Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dugaw certainly has. More than his mother were Austin callers, Saturday. -and I have picked up in a lifetime." t-. .-*? yJi 4,1 5