iJm& jysKtf Page Two MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. A 1 Monday, May 4, 1922. 13 TAX DODGERS ECLIPSE ECHOES Old Grant Tannery Still Standing hicle tax law is becoming notorious," MAYVILLE said Commissioner Babcock. "Every MUST SETTLE owner has had ample time to Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Torke and children register and nine out of ten have Weekly Shavings. Edited by of Austin spent Sunday afternoon Volume 420. done so—but there are "thousands of May 8, 1922. Splinters^ at the J. N. Wurtz home. 'slackers.' While it is not primarily Commissioner to Direct Mr. and Mrs. John Bush and son, the duty of the highway department Th^ sleeping porch provides fresh YOU CAN AFFORD HARDWOOD Registration Law enforcement. George, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ot force tax payments, the attorney air the year around. This is the best' FLOORS. remedy for some of the worst of human Meyer were Sunday dinner guests at general advises that its organization Unless you have already investigated diseases. Many people spend the Herman Meyer home. and eqipment may well you will be surprised—and most fortunes "out West" "for their Mrs. Arthur Krueger and children agreeably surprised—at the low cost be used for that purpose and good health," when they could have health Court-fines and costs plus regular of Hardwood Flooring, considering of Goodhue spent several weeks with right at home if they would only enjoy action is needed. A force of inspectors taxes, penalties and arrears will be its manifold advantages. So measure it. You have health right in your her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman will be sent out at once for a your rooms then see the Eclipse. exacted during the next ten days home, too, and a sleeping porch will Meyer. She was accompanied by quick clean-up and the car owner help you enjoy it! Remember, you from Minnesota owners of motor vehicles her husband, Rev. Mr. Krueger, who who is fined will have only himself spend one-third your life in bed, Bobby "Can I have a piece of with old licenses or none at returned to Goodhue after a few all you do is breathe. Don't you owe to blame." your candy?" all. Charles H. Babcock, state highway your lungs, then, all the fresh air Dora—"No, but you can kiss me days' visit, Mrs. Krtfeger and children that Nature affords you? commissioner, this week yielded after I am thru eating it." will leave for their home Thursday. Man wants but little here below, tQ solicitations from state officials nor wants that little long if he makes to end the game of "passing the CONSIDER ITS WAYS and his wants known in The News want Mr. Mrs. Herman Meyer and Some one has well said, "Attend buck" on automobile tax law enforcement. column (see the Market Place on And while we are "up in the air," Mrs. Arthur Krueger and daughter, to your particular business and business page seven.) let us consider the ways of a step He said that the slackers will in general will take care of itself. Dorothy, were Austin callers Monday. Interesting store news will be ladder. The common ordinary variety be rounded up in every part of the found on every page of The News in of step ladder is a very useful From here and there come rumors state, if only "in fairness to more Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Meyers spent this issue. Shop hnre first. member of society, tho we will admit than 300,000 car and truck owners of slackening business and need for that a table and two or three chairs Sunday evening at the Carl Faber Whooping Cougfi. can be- assembled in such a manner stern retrenchment. Hit tunnen uioie tlian 125 years old, wliyre Jesse Grant conducted li!s who have complied with the law." Jr. home. This is a very dangerous disease, as to assist in reaching the top shelf business a».J taught tl.e future President the art of tanning hides, "still This is hysteria, not common sense. The campaign will follow hundreds Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Schultz and particularly to children under rive or getting to top of windows in house stands" at Point Pleasant, O., and Is one of the national shrines which President of complaints of auto tax law Business is good and will be better years of age, but when no paregoric, cleaning time. Anyway drop into the daughter, Irene, and Mr. and Mrs. Harding and other notables will visit during the centenary of the birth codeine or other opiate is given, is as fast as such misguided stories are Eclipse and take home a good step^ evasion, many of which were boasted. Carl Faber Sr. visited at the Henry of Ulysses S. Grant, April 27. easily cured by giving Chamberlain's ladder and you will say, "How did I suppressed and the energy that evolved Attorney General Clifford L. Ludwig Sr. home Sunday afternoon. Cough Remedy. Most people believe get along without such a useful article?" them turned to productive labor." Hilton pledged the support of the Mr. and Mrs. William Steinbach it must run its course, not knowing The American relief association is CONDENSATIONS state legal department. Special inspectors that the time is very much shortened, and children spent Sunday evening feeding 1,300,000 children in Poland. and that there is little danger from will be sent out over the at the Rev. A. Webbeking home. the disease when this remedy is given. More street accidents occur in New A state lunch in China comprises state with rigid instructions to hail Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fett and children It has been used in many epidemics York in the "slack" hours than during J. J. CLEMENS 116 dishes. into court all violators, and demand of whooping cough, with pronounced and Mr. and Mrs. August Siegfried the business "rush" hours. The forests of Florida contain 175 PIECE OR A CAR LOAD that fines be imposed follow up with success. It is safe and pleasant were Sunday dinner guests at The Japanese regard the lotus as varieties of wood. to take. K. O. Wold and Pooler Drug second prosecutions if necessary. the Harold Grune home in Waltham. symbolic of purity because it floats shark and whale leather factory A Co. DIAL 2047 Local Manager "Non-enforcement of the motor ve­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Faber and unsullied on the muddy waters. is to be established in Honolulu. Advertisement—Monday—May. The violet is the flower of the Mohammedan The banana is one of the few articles daughter, Mildred, spent Sunday afternoon religion and violet is the of trade which has risen in value at the Herman Wollenberg mourning color of its follower^. during the general depression. home in Brownsdale. Mrs. A. G. Webbeking visited with LeRoy Plants Trees LeRoy Man Faces Mrs. Arnold Meyer Monday. Mrs. Geo. Ziemer Sr. visited with To Honor Dead Liquor Selling Charge Mrs. Herman Meyer Sunday afternoon. These Men The Auxiliary to the American Legion Charged with selling moonshine, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fett and children recently had nine trees planted Charles Cotton of LeRoy was spent Sunday evening at the in the city park at LeRoy. brought to Austin by Sheriff Ncholsen Marcus Knuth home. A service will be held as soon as and arraigned before Justice J. Mr. and Mrs. L. Sellner of Sargeant E. Detwiler on a complaint made by weather conditions are favorable for were supper guests at the H. J. Boyd, marshal of the village. an open air program which will probably home of Rev. Mr. Webbeking Suncfay. Should Not Justice Detwiler lacked jurisdiction be next month, when one of these trees will be dedicated to the to try the case and Cotton was bound LYLE I over to the November grand jury and memory of each of LeRoy's nine boys released on $300 bail. who made the supreme sacrifice in Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson are the recent World War.—LeRoy Independent. the proud parents of a baby boy, Advertise born April 24. All Around. The Pine Hurst school closed for Mary's hair was curly and her To Return June 1—Mrs. C. Madsen mother had allowed it to grow naturally the summer on Friday. A wiener of LeRoy has written to the LeRoy until a few weeks ago, when roast was given on Wednesday evening Independent saying that they she sent her to the barber shop to which was well attended by would sail from Copenhagen May 11 get it cut. She was gone quite a the young people. The net proceeds on the boat. United States. On account while, and then she came rushing• went toward a basketball. of strikes the time of the boats breathlessly home. "Oh, family," she Mrs. E. Schwanke entertained the cried in great glee. "Now have has been changed. They will. reach I sewing circle Saturday. bangs in the back just like them in the States by May 23 and LeRoy by H. Austinson has been ill with tonsilitis. the front." June 1. The boys at Lyle are getting in trim for baseball. They played Columbus High Friday afternoon. •IIIIIIIIIIM "The Man who does not advertise because it costs Advertisements in The News reach money, should quit paying rent for the the consumer. Hay Fever Prevention same reason. Park Theatre Monday Health Talk No. 18 UNCLE BEN MONDAY, TUESDAY AND "The Man who does not advertise because he tried (By W. A. Chapman, D. C., Ph. C.) SAYS: WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 9, 10 Why wait until the heated days of the tried it and failed, should throw away his Nevvy, you go pollenization season when the floating out to the cemetery and you cigar because the light went out. dust of plant life brings on this most exasperating will find hundreds who expected disease? Why not take the to look necessary steps for making yourself immune after their health next year. now? "The Man who doesn't advertise because he doesn't One person out of every UTTLELORD, twenty is said to be susceptible know how himself, ought to stop eating to this so-called disease, the FMNILFPCY other nineteen are immune. In HEALTH FOLLOWS because he can't cook. other word^ the nerve vigor of the air passage linings is such that it easily throws off the infection. THE X-RAY PHOTOGRAPHS SPIR from Chiropractic spinal ALC0NDITI0NS ACCURATELY. CHi* BURNETTS TOANCCS HODGSON adjustments will restore the ROPRACTKADJUSTINOCORRECTS famous story' necessary resistance of these DISEASES WITH SCIENTIFIC PRE* SCENARIO DY DCRNACD NKCONVILLE flaccid tissues and in a very "The Man who does not advertise because somebody QSIONJN THE FOLLOWING ORGANS: DUOTOGRAPWY DY CUARLES ROSUER high percentage of cases prevent HEAD DIRECTION DY PICKTORD 8~ the periodical recurrence JACK EYES said it did not pay, ought not to believe ALTRCD E GREEN of this ailment. 'EARS from Every Standpoint Had It For Years •NOSE that the world is round because the ancients —ONE VERDICT 'THROAT but is Free Now •ARMS From EvAry Spectator said it was flat. 'HEART —ONE OPINION "Our daughter, Ada, aged From Every Critic LIVER thirteen, suffered every year —ONEDECISION from hay fever from early infancy. STOMACH 0 We thot there was no 'PANCREAS cure until we tried chiropractic SPLEEN "The Man who advertises the year 'round with conservative spinal adjustments. Since 'KIDNEYS then a few adjustments in the [BOWELS early part of July have been and truthful advertising does APPENDIX Sufficient each year to forestall 'BLADDER Picture the illness* She was business with people who believe in him." Spinal ^Colum^LOWER LIMBS ScrySj free of it for two years entirely THE but in each of the last LOWER NERVE two years on symptoms of UNDER THE MAGNIFYING its possible recurrence, adjustments GLASS IS PINCHED have prevented BY A MISALIGNED JOINT. the attack." Mr. and Mrs. W. M.' 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