y*«*50C-1 STWSSEXTScSTC- m. p^sp^ipfp'. •', »1 ,.'7 ... ,» 1 1 Page TSyoaSij WMOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Monday, May 22, 1922. ECLIPSE ECHOES TRUNK HIGHWAYS Philadelphia Zoo's Baby Hippo to the recent convention in Minneapolis been receiving treatments at St. of the 0. E. S. Olaf's hospital. Mrs. Sarah Mahoney went to Cresco, Raymond Holdren had the misfortune INGOODSHAPE Iowa, Wednesday for an operation of breaking his arm Friday. Weekly Shavings. Edited by Volume 422 for appendicitis. May 22, 1922 -i & Mrs. Virgil Pack and Mrs. E. S. Splinters. Misses Etta and Lois Hickok of Cox were Austin callers Saturday. Good* to*Fair, Maintenance Austin were visitors last week with E. S. Leach and sons, Lyle and Irr the good old days we only sold HOG FUNERALS COST MORE lime in the spring. Now since we began their mother, Mrs. Lillian Hickok. Loren, motored to Albert Lea, Monday. Report THAN HOG HOUSES. to handle HYDRATE LIME, the On last Thursday evening the Misses kind that never deteriorates, it's an At present prices it will very States. take C. J. Krueger left for Minnesota Anna and Josie Weigen pleasantly all year round seller. few dead pigs to pay for a good hog Lake, Monday, with his mother who entertained the Embroidery club. After & hut, where all young pigs can be eared came Saturday. Minnesota trunk highways the the usual routine of business, refreshments for without the usual loss. Cooler in summer, yarmer in winter, Joe Swanson of Alden, Minnesota, Babcock roads—are rated generally were served.^.. a lumber-built home costs less came Saturday to spend a few days "good to fair" again this week in the Henry S. Larson, who has been employed than one of any other material. The demand for hogs is such that at the S. D. Goetsch home. bulletin Saturday from the state in a bank at Hills, arrived in prices are not likely to go down. Mrs. Collie Foss and children of highway department. LeRoy last week to begin his duties Fountain are spending this week with Unusually heavy traffic has cut up as assistant cashier at the First National INCREASE YOUR POULTRY .You may have already gone in to the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. light-surfaced roads in many sections bank. PROFITS grow more pigs this year. you If C. E. Thompson. Lenora returned made soft by continued rains. Mrs. C. K. Preus of Minneapolis, Weather proof, well ventilated have and your equipment isn't all home with her after spending several Superintendents in all the sixteen poultry houses keep chickens healthy. mother of Governor Preus, visite'd at that you know it ought to be, see us A healthy chicken lays more eggs. So weeks at Fountain. maintenance districts report, however, the home of Mrs. R. J. Weigen last and Viet us supply your needs. "We the surest way to increase your income that patrolmen are fighting to i* Tuesday enroute to Decorah. She and from chickens and eggs is to have the material and you can have keep their beats smooth and will win Life as See It.' Mrs. Weigen are old friends. see that the chickens are properly a house for your pigs on short notice. "In most magazine stories the hero with a few days of drying weather. sheltered. Miss Josie Horn' arrived home is earning at least .$5,000 per year. So Wood is the best material to use The bulletin for the highways in Wednesday morning from a six I wa.s pleased recently to read a story for it's warm in winter, cool in summer this vicinity is as follows: weeks' trip covering parts of Wisconsin, and does not hold moisture long. in which the hero was working for Trunk Highway No. 1 GOOD And it's easy to work. Michigan and Illinois speaking $2.i a week. A good many heroes are Let us tell you how to build the Albert Lea, St. Paul, Duluth and doing that."—Louisville Courier-Journal. in the interests of missionary "Never mind little boy, you will right kind of poultry house at moderate North Shore. South state line, good, work. She spent two weeks at the cost. Decide to increase your get your reward in the end." Albert L^a, good, fair, Owatonna, poultry profits. University of Chicago. Evils of Constipation. "That's where I always get it." This shows "Teddy," born recently in the Philadelphia zoo, with his good, Faribault, paved, Northfield, Perhaps the most serious of the mother, ready to take his first outdoor plunge. good, detour, Farmington, good, detour, DEXTER 1 diseases caused by constipation is appendicitis. paved, St. Paul, paved, White If you would avoid this J. J. CLEMENS dangerous disease, keep your bowels Bear, good, Pine City, good, Duluth. John Buhs was an Austin caller regular. For this purpose Chamberlain's Trunk Highway No. 3. GOOD 'ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD// Thursday. Tablets are excellent, easy to i//^ y/ Winona, Twin Cities, Breickenridge. take and mild and gentle in effect. Mrs. C. E. Thompson returned LaCrescent, fair, good, Winona, good, K. O. Wold and Pooler Drug Co. Local Manager DIAL 2047 from Austin Tuesday where she has Advertisement—Monday—May. fair, Kellogg, good, Wabasha, construction, fair, Lake City, good, Red Wing, good, Hastings, fair, good, St. Paul, Minneapolis, paved, St. Cloud, good, Alexandria. Trunk Highway No. 9. FAIR La Crescent, Fairmont and Luverne. La Crescent, good, Houston, fair, Rushford, fair, Lanesboro, and then return home. ADAMS T5he Local construction, fair, detour, Spring Valley, Mrs. J. H. Shaw has returned from good, Grand Meadow, fair, good, Houston where she had been visiting Austin, good, Albert Lea, good, Miss Sarah Brown, who spent the her brother, J. H. Johnson, formerly Blue Earth, fair, Fairmont, fair, last six months near Canton is home of this place. He$ father returned Sherburne, good, Jackson, construction, for a two weeks' visit. with her. poor, Worthington, fair, Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. Erick Alrich have LEROY good, Luverne, fair, state line. moved to Thompson, Iowa, where Paper The Trunk Highway No. 20 GOOD— they will make their home. Canton, Rochester, and Cannon Falls. Mrs. A. Amble entertained the 'Ladies Miss Bertha Bergland spent a few —Canton, good, Preston construction, Aid society of the Lutheran days last week at her home in Albert fair, detour, Fountain, fair, detour, church in the church parlors Wednesday. Lea. Chatfield, good, Rochester, good, Oronoco, Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Van good, Pine Island, good, Zumbrota, Miss Evelyn Johnson and Oscar Buren Saturday, May 13, a son, Only Medium good, Cannon Falls, good—M. Asper are the delegates to the young George, Jr. T. K. No. 3. people's convention to be held at La Mr. and Mrs. E. King left last week Trunk Highway No. 21 GOOD— Crosse next month. for California where they expect to Zumbrota, Faribault apd St. Peter.— Thomas Koloen and A. A. Wiste make their home. Zumbrota, good, fair, Kenyon, good, left for North Dakota last week in Mrs. Bernice Hockridge is visiting Faribault, good, LeSueur Center, Mr. Koloen's car. Mr. Koloen, is going her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Young, fair, detour, Cleveland, fair, detour, to spend the summer in Fargo, and her daughter. St. Peter, good, Nicollet. but Mr. Wiste will visit a short time Mrs. C. L. Warren was a delegate Trunk Highway No. 40 GOOD— Lyle, Austin and Owatonna. Lyle, good, Austin, good, Blooming Prairie, Live Merchants advertise because they want the people good, Owatonna. Trunk Highway No. 41 GOOD— to know of the goods they have to sell, especially when Blooming Prairie and Hayfield. Everyday Health and How to Trunk Highway No. 56 GOOD— more than ordinary values are offered. Kenyon, Dodge Center and Brownsdale. Know It Kenyon, good, West Concord, good, Dodge Center, fair, Hayfield, Monday Health Talk No. 20 good, Brownsdale, good—T. H. No. 9. People read the advertisements because they want to UNCLE BEN Trunk Highway No. 57 GOOD— (By W. A. Chapman, D. C., Ph. C.) Mantorville and M. T. H. No. 7. SAYS: know where they can buy to the best advantage, and Trunk Highway No. 59 GOOD— Everyday health depends on temperate us an FAIR—Spring Valley, Rochester and this can only be determined by knowing what the merchants habits but most of all uopn an active liver. who neglects his Lake City. Spring Valley, good, health generally A multitude of troubles camp on the trail Stewartville, good, Rochester, poor, have to offer. leaves a widow of the man who suffers from an inactive Zumbro Falls, fair, Lake City. liver. Bowel wastes are poisonous and will strong by hard Fire At Lyle Causes quickly break down the health if not completely work." Not very long ago one man who read the bargains advertised eliminated daily. Big Damage Thursday by one of our clothing merchants wrote out his Where the sluggish liver is Fire broke out in the' vulcanizing due to interference with the order and mailed it to the Austin firm. He didn't even and tire repair shop, operated by proper transmission of nerve Charles E. Hewitt at Lyle about 3:00 impulses there is no relief to be [HEALTH FOLLOWS o'clock, Thursday morning. The origin hesitate about sending his order, for he knew he would obtained except thru skillfully of the fire is unknown. The administered chiropractic spinal THE X-RAY PHOTOGRAPHS SPIN be treated fairly and would be guaranteed satisfaction. building, tire and auto supplies were adjustments. It is sometimes ALC0NDITI0NS ACCURATELY. CHIROPRACTIC damaged as the fire got a good start ADJUSTING CORRECTS the case where the condition DISEASES WITH SCIENTIFIC PRECISION We do not knowingly accept an advertisement which is before the firemen arrived. The loss is one of long standing IN THE FOLLOWING ORGANS: was covefed by insurance. that the adjustments will be HEAD questionable or where untruthful promises are made. slow in* bringing results, but in EYES Infection Confers Immunity. most cases results are quickly EARS Dr. F. Neufeld, who was assistant obtained. NOSE to Koch, reviews In the Zeitschrift THROAT fuer Tuberculose (Leipzig) all the efforts The local paper is the medium between the seller and General Health ARMS that have been made to produce HEART) immunity from tuberculosis, and asserts Much Improved the buyer. LUNGS that theret is no method of vaccination LIVER Applicable to man. 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