w-r....^^,. .. ,-,int^r»»-. 'U..j..i »g,»Ui,.,iiny 11 l^» JJ|i.l|Bi 1 lynri I ». ,y 9 4 MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Four Thursday, April 20,1922 Mower County News mayor desired the council to appoint a' 'committee to investigate the gas ,: •,„ ./"The County Paper" rates and to., bring ab?ut their reduction. Published Monday and Thursday, every at Austin, Minnesota. He said that during^.the war the ROE AND GANNON, Publishers. rates were raised 65 cents and since RALPH TUTTLE, City Editor the war the rates have declined only ten cents. Northwestern Advertising: Represent The aldermen decided that altho tatives: Minnesota Select List, 215 Man's Bulletin Board South Sixth Street, MinneapoUs they were in favor of a larger reduction 709 Exchange Bank, St. Paul. in rates it is not the best time now to advocate a cut.- As soon as incorporated th& Cdal situation was settled they 312 DEPARTMENT were in favor of a reduction. American Legion :n Veterans of Foreign Wars STORE" I After., gome discussion it ^^.decij^ ed that a reduction in the cost, of ofpj[ AUSTIN, MINN. MEMBER, AFFILIATING ing and maintaining the city streetS" Tree Friends.—For ages trees have Washington, D. C.—"A new post a would not be a wise move at the prej|| SPRING GOODS served man. They have given him day" is the goal for which the Veterans ent time. Upon recommendation PciaD food, shade, shelter, fuel, farm implements, of Foreign Wars are now working City Engineer Overland, the purchase weapons, and beautiful surroundings. as part of the extension program ing committee was authorized to purchase Soldiers of wars past have adopted by the organization. The V. SUBSCRIPTION RATES a total of 60,000 gallons of piling In Endless Vczrietij adopted them for- memorials others Per Year, in advance $2.60 F. W. now has 1000 posts, and new materials. 10,000 gallons to be Six Months $1.25 may do so and fittingly, for no monument ones are being started in scores of Tarvia oil, another car of light oil for Single Copies 05 made by man is so beautiful or cities and towns, according to Melvin the old block paving and the balance Foreign subscriptions, per year. 3.50 so expressive of perfect service.. Ryder, national chief of staff. "We to be heavy road oil. Tree memorials to Virginia, Minnesota, Entered as Second Class Matter at have 500 men pledged to assist in have just arrived from our buyers at New York. It is all spic and span new City Attorney French Resigns. the Post office at Austin, Minn., under men who died in service will be starting new posts and in doing missionary City Attorney French sprung a surprise goods fresh from the most reliable looms and manufacturers—no "seconds" the act of March 3, 1879. planted along the Virginia-Eveleth work in building up the membership on all who were not in his confidence and "job lots" in these immense stocks! Your examination will demonstrate road by Virginia Legionaires. The of the Veterans of Foreign when he thanked the council SLASH IN WAGES again this season the indisputable superiority of both the quality and the Fairmont high school campus, now Wars to the million mark. Before the for renominating him and stated that values in our offering's. bare and unsightly, will be beautified he would not be able to fill the position National Encampment in Seattle in MADE BY COUNCIL by the planting of trees as a living August, we wi}l have over 1200 posts, for another term. In a fine memorial to the city's war dead, according and that means an increase of at twenty-minute speech he told of his to plans of the Fairmont Legion least one new post a day," says Ryder. Corsets—Variety of Styles appointment to the position as legal (Continued from Page 1.) Auxiliary. At Waconia the Legion "The country needs the V. F. W. adviser of the city while he was still post is procuring from the state overseas, and thanked Mayor Hirsh The "known soldiers"—the fellows of all bills ten days after their introduction, Forestry department 200 black walnut who are out of work, broken in health for reappointing him at this time. He in order to give the people a Prices—98c to $4.98 trees, to line the roads entering or mentally disabled because of the said that while the position had been chance to object to the payment, if it the town, dedication to take place on war, challenge our best efforts now. a loss to him financially he felt that was thot that any charge was unfair. Memorial day. We have paid tribute to the Unknown the experience he had gained in the This action he said would prevent the Only standard materials are used in the manufacture of the Corsets on sale in the Sergeant Joyce Kilmer was killed Soldier, and we are not going to forget three years he had held the office, had railroading of any bill thru the council. J. C. Penney Company stores. One of the important features is the black boning whieh in action in 1918. Before his death the "known soldier." ^Our slogan, been worth more to him than any gives a wear-resistance not found in the old-fashioned paper-covered boning also a he wrote these immortal lines: "I salary could hav been. "Do your duty. Stick to one another" The closing of the outlying stores pleasure in wearing that is appreciated. They conform gracefully to the figure, giving think that I shall never see a poem He regretted that the salaries of was the last me&sage of on^ of our on Sunday was the third thing Mayor the much-desired uncorsetted effect with all the comfort of the ideal corset. lovely as a tree a tree whose hungry late Comrades, and with a million the more important city offices should Hirsh thot ought to be acted on immediately. mouth is prest against the earth's members we can really measure up to have been cut for he believed in paying In connection with this "Lady Lyke" *sweet flowing breast a tree that looks what the office holders the challenge of the times and be of action he said that it was his aim to earned. at God all day and lifts her leafy greatest service to all veterans and to He warned the incoming city officials see that the laws of the city were enforced arms to pray a tree that may in summer our country." that the next two years was to be a. and that if he found anyone not wear a nest of robins in her hair vital one in the history of the city an$4' doing his duty to enforce laws, he New York, ,N. Y.—How are you going upon whose bosom snow has lain he warned them that any move that would be fired and he would stay fired. to keep the veterans out of politics, who intimately lives with rain. would tend to replace the present efficient He intended to see that no one was after they've been to war! That's Poems are made by fools like me, but staff with less.. efficient men fired without sufficient cause but if a the question asked by Robert G. only God can make a tree." would prove disastrous, •'.» person was once fired that settled it. Woodside, Commander in Chief of the Back Lace—Black Boning Mr. French expressed the hope tha$ Wants Fines for City. Veterans of Foreign Wars. Thruout Help the Community—"Community the council would appoint, 6ne of th^ Mayor Hirsh said also that he thot the United States the ex-service men spirit of the right class" is how the 98c to $4.98 rising generation of attorneys in the that the fines imposed oh speeders are geting into political organizations, New Ulm Journal refers to the action city to the position he was leaving^ should go to the treasurer of the city or starting them, with the avowed of Legionaires and Commercial club for he felt that the experience to be* and not to the county. The city furnished purpose of putting men in office members of Redwood Falls in hauling gained by holding such a position was the men and machines for the with records of service in the 225 loads of gravel to complete a Large variety of models and in all sizes. Made of coutil body invaluable to a rising lawyer. arrest of speeders and the city should World War or men friendly to the interests bathing beach at Lake Redwood. The cloth. Long hose supporters. Dainty trimmings. He also prophesied that the present be paid the fines of those arrested. and ideals of those who Legion Auxiliary will plant flower charter would prove inadequate in a After concluding his talk the Mayor fought. Also Front Lace Corsets—Black Boning beds and otherwise make the bathing few years and that the consideration called on all of the new councilmen beacji attractive. of a charter to replace? the present $1.49 to $4.98 The long delayed action on the adjusted to say a few words and all pledged In Little Falls the Legion is organizing one would not be out of place in the compensation, or bonus legislation, themselves to the work of the strenuous a Boys' club, open to boys of very near future. is to blame in large part for year that was ahead of them, sixes. Well made, daintily A number of models and in all nine to eighteen years. There is no The mayor concluded the business the wave of organization effort thruout and all declared that they would do trimmed, plain coutil and brocades. entrance fee. The boys are classified, of the' evening by appointing his the country, says Commander their best to carry out the wishes of assigned to companies, and trained in Every Corset is sold with our assurance of the utmost satisfaction. Each is haadlpundered standing committees. Woodside. The ex-service men are the people and do their share for the squad formation, with drills, hikes and inspected three times before it leaves the factory. They are made explosively disappointed and disgusted with the growth and betterment of the city. and other athletic work. Last week, for us under an arrangement that enables us to sell them at prices that way politicians have "passed the Fire Chief Re-elected. in Fergus« Falls seventy-five Boy Intake them the greatest values known to the trade. buck" and ducked the issue of adjusting After all of the aldermen had been Scouts were guests of the Legion for Uncommon Sense the compensation of those Before Yon Boy Your Next Corset Let Us Demonstrate to Yon heard from, the Mayor announced the refreshments, amusements, army who fought the war. In every state, first business of the evening, that of games and boxing. Having established the efforts of the veterans now is to the election of afire chief. Chief Nels a Legion Boy Scout troop Virginia By JOHN BLAKE defeat those who have opposed beneficial P. Jensen was re-elected. Legionaires are installing a radio set legislation which they believe is Two applications for chairman of for their amusement and instruction. Girls' Fine Dress Values just and equitable and that has the the Board of Health were read, that To help the high school students support of the great majority of the of J. K. McKenna and that of Dr. C. ONE JOB IS ENOUGH purchase stage scenery Jordan Legion citizens. C. Lcck. ,I}r. Leek was elected to the Auxiliary contrubuted $25.00. At the post. A same time thirty dozen fresh eggs YOUNG reader has asked us if The veterans are not functioning In a Truly Remarkable Offering! The applications of.. William T. he can study law and the violin were shipped to the disabled boys in politically through their permanent Egan as custodian of the fire hall, and at the same time. He can. He also twin city hospitals for Easter. At organizations, £he Veterans of Foreign of U. Peterson for garbage collector asks if he can be a great lawyer and a Marble the Legion and Auxiliary jointly Wars and the American Legion, Tof was referred to the proper committees. great violinist. He cannot. operate the motion picture theatre HE sweet little girlie with the bunnie and the basket of eggs has celebrated but through new and temporary outfits, A man who wants to be a great and popcorn wagon, and while the her Easter and is quite happy. "Why not! She is wearing on* much as the Veterans Civic lawyer is not going to have time to Dr. E. D. Carter was then elected as Legion shows the pictures, the Auxiliary master any musical instrument more League, starting in several states, those cute little Pantie Suits, costing only 79c, which are among City Diary Inspector and a permit sells the patrons popcorn. From complicated than the penny whifetle. Bolo clubs, and units growing out of the beautiful styles and remarkable values now to be had in Girls' Gingham was granted to Mrs. E. C. Adams for popcorn profits in March the Auxiliary The law requires time and thought. efforts to pass the bonus bill. the erection- of a store building on the Dresses only at the J. C. Penney Company, has sent $75 to buy comforts for The violin requires time and practice. corner of River and Allegheny streets. sick and disabled veterans. Marble Kubelik spent about eight hours a Certificate Issue Recommended. "What type of water system shall Here illustrated are 14 chic day with his fiddle. At the end of that was the first Minnesota town to give In order to give the new council a I install," is the title of Special Bulletin eight hours his tired brain would refuse styles, all exact copies of a public showing of "Cardigan," the No. 4' by E. A. Stewart of the free rein in cutting expenses, it was admission to a single page of much higher priced garments, patriotic Legion picture. Roual Lufbery division of farm engineering, University decided to throw out all the curbing Blackstone, even were his fingers not which were made up exclusively post of Minneapolis is presenting Farm. Farm folks who contemplate too weary to hold the book. ordered by the old council. Alderman for our stores and cannot disabled service men of Asbury equipping their homes with running No boy should study the violin with Sizes Padden then moved that an ordinance be had elsewhere. Our hospital with band instruments, with water should write the Office of a view to making it a profession unless 4 to 8 Years. be drawn up making it possible for allotment has been received Publications, University Farm, St. which the many trained musicians his talent is such that he never 79c the residents who found it impossible Paul, for a copy of Professor Stewart's and now awaits you. could be contented with anything else. among the injured boys will entertain to pay for the sewer assessments, to bulletin. Of all the Instruments in the world their comrades. be given five years in which to make it is the hardest to master, and none Four styles at Top Itjght—Made from Amoskeag the payments. He wanted the payments but geniuses ever can "prosper as well Gingham and Ch&mbrayj plain cofbw and to be in the form of certificates by playing it as can any fairly checks. Sizes 7 to 14 yesci. successful lawyer by following his WHO IS DOING similar to those issued for paving assessments. 98c profession. A very great Illustrator, known to Several of the aldermen seconded YOUR the writer, discovered when he was the motion stating that there were a Pive Styles at Bottom I&sft—Amoskeag Ginghams twenty-one years old that he would number of people in each ward who in plain colors and ciecks and combinations. have to stop trying to be a concert THINKING? would be seriously crippled financially Sizes 7 to 14 yean. singer. if sue ha certificate issue was not He had a good voice and good musical $1.49 made. ability. But he found that cultivating W. R. Earl was present and requested one or either of these would take the time he needed for the study that an alley be put thru the To the young boy or girl we want to say a of drawing. Because he quit the music block bounded by Main, Chatham, Four Styles at word. he became rich and famoug. Maple and Oakland avenues. The alley Bottom Right— Had he kept at It he might have become to run north and south. He said A a 4 Someone has been doing a lot of thinking a choir singer, or sung small that the time was now. ripe for' such a Ginghoms in parts in musical pieces. But he never for you your parents, your teacher, your plain colors and move as there was no buildings that would have got any further—a fact friends some one is now carrying your neat oh a ok s, might interfere with the project. The he found out before it was too late. Sizes 7 to 14 request was referred to the street and Very few men can do any two things burden. iT yoara' very well.- Nobody ever born can da alley committee with several unofficial You will have to do your own thinking two things supremely well. Music is. recommendations by council members. $1.98 a fine accomplishment and bring* soon and you cannot do a: bettei* thing, for much, pleasure to people in.'other linesof The purchase of a right of way yourself than a little thinking along the endeavor if they follow It wltlr across land owned by Moonan and line of a savings account with this bs •. We bought 30,OOO^Of moderation. But only musical geniuses Garbisch was-ordered and left in the should specialize in it. these Well- hands of the mayor, city attorney and -K.r (Copyright.) nia4e and serviceme THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK Ml chairman of the finance committee. garments Passing the Buck. The city holds an easement on the for sale in all our Kindly old woman—You are a very property at present and it is of absolute 312 stores, thus nice little boy" to glye your candy to of Austin. Minn. importance that the land be purchased securing a large your little friend.^ if the sewer project is to go I Member Federal Reserve System. dfccovptt: wli'i k%«.m forward. The appraised value of thi£ I. Mitchell, ^pTd. beauueu, w. e. hopfe, land was the limit set for the purchasing "Then why did you give him t!« fcandy?" A ^eeident price. THE LARGEST CHAIN ^DEPARTMENT "The flies WUM TmHjorni" tu".'1 Wants Gas Rateg Lowered. —Youngstown TV^rvr STORE ORGANIZATION INJFHE WORLD! As one of his economy moves the Km, ''-X' V'1 7-.V V£i/4y,srid-.i9„" „./..Mi-—/A,'., A Mfr 1