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

July 13, 1922 · Page 3 of 8

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iMMBaags 1 WT0 ?*'V y- W 'Page Four MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN. MINN. Thursday, July 13,1922. Mower County gNi^Ws BRING THEM TOGETHER. Old Members Are Charity may begin at home, A KODAK ON THE At the Library MOWER COUNTY FAIR AND Among the "many good features Paper" "The County STOCK SHOW, AUGUST 22-23-2425. iifMajority in but it gets no advertising until of life in Austin there is HIGHWAY. lill: Published every Monday and Thursi*. it begins to travel. The following facts concerning the outstanding one less favorable State Legislature day, at Austin. Minnesota. Advertisement 2-1-c i_—* library were contained in Miss Tanye ROE AND GANNON, Publishers. '.condition that can and should (Qopyright—Hadley-Hodg'son Ser- Burgess1 report for June: CARL L. WEICHT, Gity Editor. be remedies^ That, is the small vice Prospects are that a good majority Many people are away on vacations, ppportuialyj to bying together This would be a happy old world if in both houses of the legislature next summer activities call patrons the city IracPme^duntry people every married couple would treat each winter will be composed of old members, as away "from the library but please well as the various groups other as they did before the fatal according to Charles B. Cheney note that 1415 people visited our library within the city. words were said. in the Minneapolis Journal. A check Other communities, some-of during the month a gain of 140 on the nominees shows that fortyseven OUR over last year. A gentleman browzing them embracing a larger territory If it were not for the gossips, the members of the old senate were in our library one" day remarked than all of Mower country papers would have a chance renominated. That number was reduced treat a battery Lady,drivers .usually thj|t this is o^e vpf ^.n^^lbmple^ county, have found it to their to is to dr€y-six bythe death of littlg?librarieti lie hgd^Ver .visited. advantage to bring together rW. AiNolan. V^ixty-sevjen "^VT^V remarked hef Is i^ot a the various contingent 'groups If you must call a bigger man a man driver, better than the average ^iators to fstigbjeCT^.T', :p^» have within their 'borders. ^^hey liar, say it by radio.. 5,o :sy Northwestern Advertising Representatives Jf^f^aA^wd senators ^elected undOubtedly^j^ili. have done it successfuly thru Minnesota Select List 215 but there are exceptions. constitute a majority, Those who- insist that booze shall raries tun ^o^ fict^a^E^^e. sided in a community day, when merchants South Sixth Street, Minneapolis twihoiit' cbutitihg' a number winning be sold on our vessels evidently have 709 Exchange Bank, St. PauL sdme^thingiiS-^^^^^PS •-to were offering^ special for senate places who have previous "Don't Give Up The Sip" for their corigratul u'^^ps 3(^®iinoice of bargains to interest visitors in SUBSCRIPTION RATES experience in the senate or the house. motto. books/' their stores, when" there is a Per Year, in advance $2.50 There are 13Xh$use members and 86 The non-fiotfoiif^obks holif themselves real opportunity present for Six Months $1.25 etiuice mi 9. 'tA ct The trouble with- the "good old members of the 1921 house have been popular. Sabre's "Life of a the town folks and the country Single Copies ."05 days" is that they were never so good renominated, besides a number of old Foreign subscriptions, per year. 3.50 fly," Life of a grasshopper." "Maeterlink's folks to get acquainted. as the good new days. members who are endeavoring to renew Life of a bee," all the bird IWhy not inaugurate such Entered as Second Class Matter at, their service after a lapse. books are in constant circulation. Schmitz Auto Electric Company the Post office at Austin, Minn., under community days in Austin, fostered What has become of-Jjie old fashioned the act of March 3,1879. Children £re using the vacation by the Austin Businessmen's man who used to think he Attends Short Course.—Dr. E. B. reading lists constantly. association, or better yet "Every community has *its couldn't get along without his wee Carter of this city is attending the Circulation .for. the month:—2772 by an organization that is composed drones those individuals wfco 216 E. Bridge St. Phone 7137 nip before breakfast? meeting and short course of veterinarians a gain of 181 over last June. Please of both farmers and merchants? shun participation in civic enterprises, at University Farm, St. Paul. note that the non-fiction circulation With every merchant a and who decline to Job was patient man—but he The three-day meeting closes tomorrow. has a gain of 256 volumes over June boosting and opening his doors a bear their share of the respon-. never had three blowouts and punc­ 1^1 1922. by putting out special bargains a sibilities of betterment and improvement. ture on hot day. which would be advantageous Generally speaking, to the buyer and serve to give Twenty-four thours iin every day the public-spirited citizen him acquaintance with the Gee, what a lot of time to be happy. thrives and prospers, while the store, the beneficial results drones remain—dlrones."—jSt. Poor mother as she lights the fire cannot be overestimated. Peter. Herald. and prepares to get breakfast and At any rate something ought .tend the garden, is so sorry for the to be done to tear down the. "The city manager plan is poor daughter who is all tired out barrier of indifference that exists businesslike and efficient, ithe from a night of dancing. between the groups in this council system is bunglesome community. There is no surer at its best," says the Bemidji Life never grows quite stale to the foundation than thru the extension Sentinel in urging its readers man who can remember how he used of goodwill by the business to vote for the new charter incorporating to stay up all night to get the first houses of Austin. the 'city manages crack at the job of carrying water Short lengths in Best Sellers—Slow Movers—New Patterns, that have come to us in for the circus elephant. IdSa. Progressive cities are Every candidate for public coming more and more to take office of any kind this fall belated shipments Mil offered you now, for one-fourth, one-third—and in some Electricity is a great benefit. You the steps to eliminate yrastcf of should be sat on right hard and cases—at one-half their real value. You will use these thin, cool materials for six or don't have to lug candle all around time, petty politics and iriexjerience made to declare himself upon the house nowadays,'* as you go in eight Weeks yet—but' We must sell them NOW, that we may make room on our counters from the management the extravagant expenditure of search of the bathtub.,, ^'bfcity affairs. The city manager.: public funds. Taxes are getting for new merchandise already bought for fall. pliil is the best solution to a place right now where it When ESSe ball first invented yet proposed. is much cheaper to rent than a lrvnr.hall DARK PRINTED VOILES FINE IMPORTED: a r- to own property and that waist-ball ^m p3r|^l|all. Now .if a VACATION NEEDED. means that improvements of all y|ligWbaH, they put MM A plea for greater respect kinds will eventually cease, in large scroll patterns and foeMttations, "a time simply to in diark colors, with white dots, ancTwho cares live in a existlfck, trees and flowers and floral designs, 36 inches wide place where progress ife: the worth $1.50 and up to $1.7.5 let JgHFcare for us without buil4ing line ceasfesS Wliat we and value's that have sold at 50c per yard anyjl this toiling and spinniijfi" $1.15 want right now is faiore good and up to $1.00 per yard—this was sounded by Silas homes baQi in city Jand country Evans,president of Ripon college, Office over Wold Drug Store. and nothiiig but a deduction in entire lot, reduced to ONE-HALF PRICE in an address before summer DIAL 2603 taxes will induce money -t6 enter session students at the University this field} EMBROIDERED VOILES of Minnesota. Taking "Life in Terms of IMPORTED ORGANDIES School" for a topic, President WORLD TIRE STORE Evans declared that in every dark ground with embroidered well-ordered life there are do|s of white, 36 inches wide c. c: LOOMER SO. of COURTHOUSE in dainty colors with embroidered three items, vocation, avocation and vacation. $1.66 quality, white dots, $2.50 values, DUNBAR REDUCED TO 75C REDUCED TO $1.50 busy If "But only a man call take a vacation," President 6,000 Mile Guarantee Evans said. "A vacation sifts 30 3 y. WHITE GABARDINES AND FANCY TISSUES, VOILES AND PRINTED between two big tasks like a a» 8% J«-g valley between two mountains. 32 8% *H5 FLAXONS WEAVES Life demands some retreat for 31 4 J"-"? reserve and re-enforcement, 32 4 ".45 a time to remove the pressure 33 4 18.25 of responsibility and let the in a wide range of dainty, light patterns, in heavy white skirtings and suitings, 34 4 18'50 spirit go free." DUNBAR CORD that have sold all season at 40c and values that have sold from 50c to on up to 75c per yard, reduced 25% $2.50 per yard, this entire lot, reduced Standard Guarantee MERITS SUPPORT. Saturday will see another 30 31/2 12-90 r. 25% BEACH CLOTH tag day in Austin when a campaign HALL CORDS INDIAN HEAD SUITINGS will be undertaken to secure 10,000 Mile Guarantee support for the playground another popular material for sport garments 1 Oversize Tires work in this city. While The 32 4 25.00 in bright sport plaids, suitable for sport and for wash suits for small News does believe that 33 4 25.50 there are too many demands skirts -and costumes. 36 inches wide boys, 36 inches wide, 40c quality 25c 34 4 26.35 community, upon the citizens of a and. woijtljj 6Cjp jpgr yard, reduced ... 38c 50c quality, reduced to .35c worthwhile, 32 414 31.75 all of them but hard on the pocketbook 33 41/2 U'fn GOODRIGIEJVIOTORCYGLE 36 35.40 FINE IMPORTED ANDERSON GINGHAMS REDUCED those most public spirited, thie *y2 object of Saturday's campaign la is of such nature that lack of 28 x^3 11 00 support for itf on -jttifefpart of large and medium sized plaids, in pleasing cofflfeiiiatioris of delicate every citizen would be nothing Our Prices Por^aslng With Tube tints and brilliant colors.. .75c qualities, reduced to ... 55c short of a grave offense against ,65Q the community. Until better ,n qualities?reduced^ .45c means for raising funds are devised ^.1 DOMESTIC GINGHAMS it behooves every resident of Austin to give support YOUR to this important project that very choice patterns in large and medium sized plaids, in just such means so much to the welfare colors as you will want for school dresses for the girls. BANK and happiness of the children of this community. 40c qualities, reduced to ... 30c 25c qualities, reduced to ... .19c fi WHOLESOME AMUSEMENT The future of the young people ^SPECIALS of a country town depends largely on the kind of amusements they have, says ,the Elk)iorn The power houae of the Comm«inity. 'r Independent. If the One Group, including small, dark, trimmed hats, plain It townspeople are tc(o indifferent Your commercial deposit in this bank is part of the: street hats and some children's hats, reduced to ..... 58c to plan and organize wholesome stored-up financial of the communis. Money pm-- strength, diversions, the young deposited represents the community's credit standing. crowd will be slipping around One Group, including many large shapes in both trimmed and It is apportioned for your business development through to other places cheap fox banded h^ats, smart sport hats and trimmed hats in both light loans by the bank. sports, or engaging in undesireable and dark-color Si reduced to ....... ... .98c pastimes nearer home. v.' The country life campaign This bank takes pleasure in CF re a of the future must plan better Oiie Group, including hafe that sold earlier in the season as a Commi dty Sextant. It fmds high priviJson M. for 'its young people's good lege in cloi with your busiitesfe.! fcir$7.50 toliO^O, reduced to. ..... .$2.98 times. They need th !f A team&J&fiC their dram IbI' urn- 8 and their dances, jus faasf ma ah as a colt needs, a chanc^ -tjb :.-y up its heels." Deprive tji the enjoyments that are aiattiral of Austin, Minn. 7 to their age, they get sore Member Federal Reserve System. and grouchy, and the first thing know they are taking a you Jg. Jy i^AULIEU, IV. E. HOPPE, BEAULIEU, job^ip .some big city ...si-sil ijtist. &• V- President, Cashier v/:vib Good advice is the kind that itiissiKSJisiiiiifeiie 11 ^:y- seldom taken. ~p*£' •ft- :£s"