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Mower County news (Austin, Minn.) 1920-1947

June 12, 1922 · Page 2 of 8

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Congr*?siq«^Country Club Formally Opened i*- THE HOME RADIO How to Make and Use It Bjr A. HYATT VERRILL Ce»ftlehl br Here** B*etb*» We are cutting Young Beef and the Best Grade. VI. TOOLS AND SUPPLIES REQUIRED Our Prices are always the'lowest.: To give an entire or complete list 6f the various tools and supplies required BELOW ARE A FEW OF OUR 1 for making, setting up and using wireless telephones' is practically imr possible. In the first place, some people can work advantageously with fewer EVERYDAY SPECIALS tools than others some people are naturally "handy" or inventive and can find Beef Steak uses for odds and ends which would appear worthless to others some people 20c v-jt{Boiling Beef must economize on tools and supplies, others can spend an unlimited amount, .(..... 5c while still others prefer to purchase most of their appliances ready-made arid Short Ribs of Beef.. 7c and 8c •merely put them together or set them up. /Beef Roast 10c, 12%c and 15c For these reasons, the tools and supplies listed below are only those which Hamburger Steak .. 9c will prove most necessary and as their quality, size and number will depend -^jSalt Pork :..... 15c largely upon the work tp be done and one's pocketbook, no prices or estimates Bacon Squares of their cost have been given. r"", 12i4c r. Fancy Bacon Strip 20c TOOLS SUPPLIES .' Picnic Hams ....: 15c One large screwdriver. Wire nails. 6 boxes Matches .... 23c One brad-awl set of awls, screwdrivers, Wood screws (flat head), assorted etc., or small and medium steel or brass. 10 bars & ......45c sized screwdrivers. Wood screws (round head), assorted 10 bars Classic.'.. 45c The Congressional Country club in Washington' had its formal opening "recently when several hgndred members 1 One gimlet. brass. 10 bars Flake White 45c and friends journeyed to the 400-acre tract 'overlooking the Potomac and, guided by the architects, Inspected One hack saw fr^ime and saws. *v Washers for rOuncl-head screws. the whole tract, including the site for the $400,000 clubhouse. The photo shows a group of the club's officers with Panel or cross-cut saw-. Small brass bolts and nuts, assorted. WE MAKE OUR OWN BOLOGNA, WIENERS, some of. their distinguished visitors In front of the house which now stands on the site. Mitre-saw and mitre-box. PORK SAUSAGE, ETC. Chisels and gouges. Emery paper. Three-cornered file. Try our Garlic Sausage—it is fine. Wire of various sizes (see directions), The final reel of this exciting picture ON THE SCREEN Round or rat-tail file. copper, plain or bare. is alone worth the price of admission, Flat file. Same insulated (see directions). Sandpaper. FARRELL MEAT COMPANY Stiff cardboard. showing the rarest kind of motorcycle Charles Chaplin scores another hit Smoothing or block-plane. Paraffine wax. riding seen outside of a motordrome. in "The Idle Class," which will be Small bench (iron) vise. Good glue. ... Thru miles of beautiful 119 East Bridge Street shown at the Park theatre on Monday Bit-stock with bits and augers. Sealing wax. country, along the water front, in and and Tuesday. Breast or hand, geared drill with White shellac. out of towns and traffic, from New Mack Swain,'the only American twist drills. Fiber board or bakelite. York to New Rochelle, Charley Reilly Flat-nosed pliers. rival of Stamboulski, premier of Bulgaria, Hard rubber knobs. drives his young bride chased by Round-nosed pliers. Flexible insulated wire cord again proves that he is a Cutting pliers (flat-nosed and cutting the metropolitan police in automobiles, Porcelain insulators. superb foil to Chaplin. In "The Idle pliers combined may be used). Tin foil. .V on horseback, and motorcycles. Class" Mack towers above Charlie in Soldering iron, solder and flux. Binding posts. The chase is admirably staged by a S Tack hammer. •. Terminals. series of preceding scenes and situations Chaplin is supported by Edna PurViance, Claw hammer. Varnished cambric tubing. from which the young married Henry Bergman, John Rand, Carpenter's square. Strong twine or string. couple escape with their lives, by the Allan Garcia, Loyal Underwood, and On account of the death of my wife, I will quit housekeeping Tape, yard stick or rule. Sheet brass or brass strips (see proverhial skin of their teeth. The Set of small screw-taps and die?. Lillian Parker. Miss Parker was directions). and sell all my household and kitchen furniture picture is replete with situation and Compasses or. dividers. Sheet copper. placed under contract by Mr. Chaplin at Public Auction, at my residence, the action never lags. The story is Adhesive tape. as a result of her superb work in 801 PARK AVENUE, AUSTIN, MINN., simple.ahd is told with directness and "The Kid." The last is one of the most useful articles one can have. It Is useful in on conviction. wrapping joints of wires in covering wires as an insulator in attaching wires SATURDAY, JUNE 17,1922 A Pair of Crooks are unknowingly where they cannot be soldered in making temporary joints or "connections employed by a pretty millionaire orphan, Cecil B. De Mille's latest Paramount in covering coils or holding the wires on coils in place in holding parts of cases or boxes together while they are being glued" or nailed to coyer a cut production, "Fool's Paradise," which .in a practical joke. She wants Di Giorgio's Orchestra opens the AT 1:30 P. M., SHARP, in your finger, as well as for a thousand and one other purposes. But do not will l^e shown at the Park theatre to prove to her sweetheart that he program at the Chautauqua the second the following, viz: use the cheap, weak grades of tape sold in ten-cent stores and by many bicycle Thursday and Friday, is' said to be mustn't believe all he sees. When the afternoon with a prelude and in and automobile accessory dealers. Use a good, strong, rubber-covered tape such his greatest picture. The production 1 Quarter sawed Oak Leather 4 Metal Beds, with springs and crooks show their true colors and the evening will supply a full program as Tirro, for while it costs more it is worth many times as much more. The Davenport. mattresses. blackmail-her, she discovers that the is massive, the character portrayals cheap tapes dry up, lose their stickiness upon exposure to air the thin rubber, of concert music. Di Giorgio is 1 Washing Machine, with 1 Quarter sawed Oak China object lesson wich she intended for in the hands of noted artists like II any, soon disappears and leaves only the fabric which is not an insulator Wringer and Tubs. a recognized orchestral conductor of Cabinet. her sweetheart is one for her. A Dorothy Dalton, Mildred Hartis, Conrad 1 Refrigerator. they have no tensile strength, whereas high-grade tapes are exceedingly strong! twenty-five years' experience, and his 1' Quarter sawed Oak Buffet. Hall Clock. highly exciting and thoroly delightful .^Tagel, Theodore Kosloff, and they are coated heavily with rubber, they never dry up ana they retain the present musical ^organization has 1 Quarter sawed Oak Library Several Small Stands. tenacity for a long time. story is told in "Seeing's Believing," Julia Faye, and the photography by Table. played together for a period of ten 1 Beautiful Fern. Varnished cambric tubing, known also as "Spaghetti," is the best material starring Viola Dana, at the Alvin Wyckoff and Karl,Struss most 1 Quarter sawed Oak Dining Carpet Sweeper. years. Each of the five players is an for covering joints in wires and should be used wherever possible. beautiful. Park theatre Monday and Tuesday. Table. Electric Iron. artist of well earned reputation ahd Finally, let me advise you never to throw away anything which you have 6 Quarter sa\yed Oak Leather Electric Toaster. finished skill. on hand in the way of electrical supplies, wires, screws, nails, etc. One never bottomed Dining Chairs. A complete line of Cooking "Chivalrous Charie," with Eugene Safety First. knows when such things may come in handy and may be put to some good and 4 Rocking Chairs. Utensils. O'Brien playing the gallant, twofisted NOTED SPEAKERS Men often think they have reformed useful purpose, thus saving time and money. 1 Sewing Machine. About 50 jars Assorted of hero, plays at the Park theatre for good when they are merely waiting 3 Dressers, with mirrors. Canned Fruit. for the furore to blow over. 2 Rugs, 9 12. Several dozen Fruit Jars. INTEREST GROWS Wednesday. FOR CHAUTAUQUA appear opposite his name on the primary 1 Rug, 8 10. A lot' of Garden Tools and ballot. In. the opinion of the Several Small Rugs. many articles not herein iiimTiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3 Kitchen Tables. mentioned. AS PRIMARY NEARS wise ones the honor of opposing SOMETHING NEW AND SIMPLE (Continued from page 1.) This is a neat line of furniture and will interest you. Judge Quinn lies between Vernon and Christopherson altho W. B. Anderson IN CAPES FOR SUMMER WEAR TERMS—Six months on good bankable notes bearing of all the War correspondents. He saw (Continued from page 1-). is regarded as a good vote getter. iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiii 8 per cent interest from date of sale. it all on all fronts in eleven major His position in the race, however, has campaigns, and was said by the L6ndon G. C. MUBURN, OWNER -with Harry R. Howard, third ward alderman, been somewhat complicated by the G. W. W. Harden of Le Roy, Dispatch to have seen more of the candidacy of W. A. Anderson. This 0. H. Dahl of Lyle, and H. W. Hurlbut great war than any man. Curtin has clash of names will undoubtedly be to FIRST NAT'L BANK, COL. ALBERT HOPFE, of Austin making strenuous campaigns. just returned from an extensive tour the credit of either Vernon or Christopherson. Auctioneer Clerk of inspection in Europe with a fresh fund of information gathered at first For clerk of court, L. A. Sherman, At the Library H. F. Kezar, and George S. Burnham hand, and is equipped to discuss are expected to run almost neck and world conditions as few men are. Bud Bright's Brainstorms neck. At the Saturday afternoon program OUT OF DOOR BOOKS In the second commissioner district, J. Campbell White from tlie heart of Every child should have mud-pies, H. P. Johnson, W. H. Goodsell, New York City, rises to ask the question, grasshoppers, tad-poles, frogs, mud D. C. McKee, and H. J. Boyd are in the "Where Does Religion Come beriies, acorns, chestnut trees to race for the county board. In?" He is a layman who has had big Never mind the black eye climb, brooks to wade in, water-lilies, Two nominees for coroner will be experience and big connections in the you ought to see the other bees, butterflies, various animals selected from a field of four, candidates, great ^vorld arii has pondered her fellow. Let's change the to pet, hay fields, rocks to roll, sand, A. F. Henslin, J. K. McKenna, problems deep and long. He is a,master subject—talk about snakes and hornets and any child And Ernest Morris, and H. F. Peirson. orator. he will' put his great who has been deprived of these has HARNESS powers to splendid use in discussing Anderson is Strong. been deprived of the best part, of his the function of Religion in individual, In the first district congressional education. —Luther Bnrbank. TRUNKS, BAGS home, industrial, social, -national and race, Sydney M. Anderson, present Ants and Spiders international relationships. congressman, will apparenty carry off Peterson-^Spinner Family. and SUITCASES the honors in the Republican camp, altho The last night brings something Fort—Ant-hill, Mount. Ola M. Levang, editor of the Levang's entirely new and novel. It is a grand Bees and Wasps. Weekly at Lanesboro, is making display of photographs of the starry Meterlinck—Children's Life of a Men's, Women's fight for the republican nomination. heavens by R. Baumgardt^a celebrated a Bee. -and Children's student of astronomy. He will Morley—Bee People. All about There is no contest in the Democratic flash upon a screen from a powerful SHOES the bees—queen bees, drones, and ranks for the primary endorsement, machine, reproductions of "the latest workers... Tells about the#- 12,603 photographs of heavenly bodies, made so that the winner between eyes, and the way they get honey possible by the use of the most powerful Anderson and Levang will be opposed Where Quality Counts from the deep flowers, the way they by Dr. F. F. Flynn, of Waseca at the telescopes in the world. You will We Win. comb their hair, and the way they see the moon as it would look if general election. feed'their babes. brought down to within 80 miles, a Six For Supreme Bench. Morley—W as and, T,h curious and interesting sight. Jupiter That Judge James Quinn of Fairmont Jensen-Phiffer Wings. ..... *, wiil be one of the nominees for and his Moons, Mars, The Milky Way, Birds. justice of the supreme court is the and nebulous masses of luminous gas Chapman—Handbook of Birds. Company general opinion in state political circles, showing worlds still in process of Miller—-First Book of Birds. The man with the di*~ formation. but who will contest him at the Reed—Bird Guide, Land Birds. colored optic can bear wit- Fall election is not so easy of solution. Walker—Our Birds and Thpir East of Court House that the hand Nestlings. imm WITH THE NEWS Austin, Minn. quicker than the eye.f*~ No less than five Minnesota attorneys Washburn—Some useful. Minnesota SUBSCRIBERS have their eye on the one vacancy Birds. '"-v. on the state supreme bench and ButerfHes and Moths, tit' Justice Quinn, who is asking to be returned Duncan—Butterflies and Moths/. The hpme paper is a treat," writes A has some job on his hands. Holland—Butterfly Guide Miss Clara M. Stone, 25% West DEBUTANTE in- tfie world of scarf. The loop fringe and cross-stitch The five competitors are Archie Vernon fashion has had its picture made band that trim it are done in wool Porter—Mother o£-.the Limherlost. Third street,. Fairbault, in renewing IN THE STRESS and Is herewith .presented. It is yarn. of Little Falls, C. H. Christopherson -i her subscription to the Mower County something very new ahd simple, in a Some very pretty and practical of Luverne, W. H. Vanderbough, OF THE STORM Crickets and Grasshoppers"^/ News. "I intended to renew my subscription caie fof summer wear, and .makes Its capes of tweed atee .finished with a W. B. Anderson and W. A. Falra—Life of a Grasshopper last week,"- ^he continues, entry in the company of other pretty binding of ribbon and-there are many Anderson all of Minneapolis. drive under closed auto top Flowers and Ferns. "but I was unable to do soA^ a clothes for outdooring—with every plain tweed caieS tha't make- just the Mr. Vernon is a prominent American Mathews-*—Field Book of. American right sort of- accompaniment for chance to become a favorite. It h^S and you will drive in dryness Legion man Vanderbough has Wild Flowers. There's one kind' of wealth thatcan't taken up with the whim for yim spring street frocks. Grepe do chine and comfort. It is perfectly unsuccessfully attempted a place on trimmings and looks as if it were knit* and heavier crepes andvBiiks are promoted Parsons—How to Know the Wild be stolen: A knowledge of the water-t:ght and will stand up the bench on two previous occasions ted instead of woven. Thpre are points for long afternoon and evening Flowers. best in books, pictures, and. music. thafc will count Jin lt& favor, for wraps, and reveal the cape. in many against all kinds of weather Mr. ChristopherSQn is an assistant in Reed—Flower Guide! Fashion has her eyes glued upon modifications.. These are usually linedT Why Suffer from Rheumatism? Our auto tops are all guaraji^eed, the attorney general's office W. B. Flowers Every ^^ild|i||Should Do you lqipw that nine out of .every knitted things just'now and it lookv wfth- crepe de chine ifrttt contrasting Anderson all but" made the grade for because "made to order. .. Know, ten cases of rheumatism are simply as if there were smali chance of distracting color, as black and "gray 'or^lue lining. justice against Judge Quinn four I Us'dfiil Plants. Rf E GRAf rheumatism of -the muscles or chronic her attention from them. _v Darkvbrown crejpe de chine Is sponsored years ago and W. A. Anderson js a rheumatism, neither of which require Rocks and Minerals. by great names in capes apd Th^re are several fabrics -that .might any" internal tr^tment? The- pain comparitively unkown, with what is Fairbanks—Rocks and Minerals. cape wfals for summer afternoons. be used for a cape of this kind, as t, may be releived. 1by, applying^ Chamberlain's said to be Townley backingJflf^Ji| -Cvi Trees wool ror silk Jereey-' cloth, tweed Linament which makes sleep AUTO TOP AND AUTO PAINTING Judge Quinn was endorsed at the ^Kelier-f-Our Native Trees- and and test possible, and that certainly spongeeri} ratine' _a|5d the Jteavier recent state convention, but because means a great deal to any one affiicr Sow to Know I'hem. crepes. Jt is mersly' air «blong piece AUSTIN, MINN. PHONE2147 tea with 'rheumatism. Foi 'sale" by the court is without a political label of. goods shirred acrdsflTUfe back aind Bogesrs—Trees that Wold Drug. Co. and Pooler Drug Co. camiOKT*i9ati» hM shoulders uind Joined to a narrow flat notice of the endorsement wiH not Should Knbw. wwnntmowBK Advertisement—Mon.—J une. •jeia.'S*. mm f-v rt 4.