,„ ,r _^.(^.7 ....„, .^.., _..._ ,.„.k...... & lifvr ,n 4 rK* v^~^-^. ?r~ V^-v^r* 1 MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Monday, Aug. 21,1922. Page Five Program 40TH FAIR OPENS il WORLD TIRE STORE ON TUESDAY:! Shoe Bargains MOWER COUNTY FAIR I C. C. LOOMER August 22, 23, 24,25, J922 South of Courthouse (Continued from page 1.) FOR FAIR DAYS increased interest in the Boys' and TUESDAY, AUGUST 22 Gi:ls' club work thruout the county, SPECIAL SALE DURING FAIR OF Entry Day *'•. the exhibition in thatv department is All exhibits for the fair must be on the fair grounds and GUARANTEED TIRES cxpected to be outstanding in the properly entered by Tuesday evening:. tyjpe of exhibits, their quantity, and It 30x3 interest, shown. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 In fact, not a single department of Dunbar $7.75 Penn. Vacuum Cup Lyle, Grand Meadow, and Brownsdale Day. the fair is- going to suffer this year as Brunswick $8.75 Bike Tires at $2.50 up Forenoon. We have specially marked many of our in all the entries are far more than Miller $9.50 Oversize Cords Judging in all exhibits, livestock, boys' and girls' club work, usual, and in some cases above the 30x3% horticulture, women's department, etc. best selling Shoes at prices that represent decided space set aside for the department. Afternoon—1:00 O'clock. Dunbar $ 8.45 Empire $12.45 Coming at a time of the year when Band Concert—Lyle Band. •••. Brunswick $ 8.95 Monarch «. .$14.25 savings. It will pay you to buy Shoes horticultural products especially are 2:22 Trot. Miller $12.00 Brunswick $12.95 in their prime, the fair visitors should 32x3% Free Amusement Features—Animal acts supreme, the three here for the entire family during the four see a wonderful display of the agricultural marvelous Kirks in trapese, slack wire and fancy bicycle Goodale $11.5*0 Monarch $18.95 prosperity of Mower county. riding. days of the County Fair. $ Brunswick $13.25 Brunswick $18.35 Expert Judges Secured. 2:25*Pace. 33x4 Fair officials have spared no means •j. Special Features—Boy Scout Drill and exhibition. Chilcotts dn securing for the fair the most Dunbar $15.50 Hall $23.40 Novelty acts, hoop rolling, aerial trained dogs, slack wire competent judges obtainable and.the Monarch $f7.50 Michigan $23.40 and juggling. Farmer boys relay races. DeClarion and line-up of the men and women whc I _^_ Brunswick $18.00 Brunswick $24.00 Viola, Aerial and Contortion act, feats of strength. will have the task of placing the exhibits 34x4 I Evening—7:00 O'clock. is meeting with favorable impression Band Concert—Lyle Band. Dunbar $15.75 Hall $23.90 everywhere. Schwan Shoe Store Amusement Features—Wonderful trained dogs Kirks' trapese Brunswick $18.35 Monarch $26.50 J. S. Jones of University Farm will $ I and wire act, Chilcotts Novelty acts, DeClarion and Viola. Brunswick $24.70 judge the beef cattle entries H. W. Georgeous Display of Fireworks. Other Sizes in Proportion Vaughn of St. Paul and H. A. Derenthai I Bowery Dance—Melody Kids Orchestra. of Wykoff, the swine Axel Han'son of Savage, the dairy cattle A. N. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. Langworthy of Dodge Center, the Adams and Le Roy Day poultry and Thomas K. Cairnes of Forenoon. University Farm, the horses and A Completion of- judging in all departments. sheep. Afternoon—1:00 O'clock. Other excellent judges will be secured Band Concert—Le Roy Band. for the women's department and t-- 2:30 Trot. •other departments of the fair. SERVED TO YOUR ORDER Amusement Features—Animal act, they do everything but talk Fine Amusement Program.' Kirks in trapese, wire, and bicycle work. Nearly a half dozen bands, an unequalled 2:15 Pace. racing program with fortyone Boy Scouts Band Concert, drill, and exhibition. Famous Chilcott speedy entries, no end of free in novelty acts farmer boys' running race. DeClarion acts of the highest calibre, wonderful and Viola, contortionists. Well Cooked, Well Seasoned, Wholesome fireworks displays every night, Evening—7:00 O'clock. and a bowery dance every evening, Food. Band Concert—Le Roy Band. •A" besides the scores of other featuress Amusement Features—The Kirks, Chilcott novelty acts, DeClarion that give a county fair an atmosphere and Viola, contortionists. and a spirit all its own, are calculated Wonderful Firworks Display. W to keep the crowds amused. PRICES REASONABLE Bowery Dance—Melody Kids Orchestra. :s A doll buggy parade Friday afternoon is looked forward to by the FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. many little girls who have entered Austin and Everybody's Day. KOBES' CAFE the contest. Always a "catchy" event, All stores will be closed in Austin after 12:00 nobn. the parade this year is expected to California Auto Tops Made to Order. Afternoon—1:00 O'clock. provide one of the most pleasing *1* Band Concert—Austin City Band. events of the fair program. +2* The Boy Scouts with their band, 2 *20 PacG Amusement Features—Animal Acts, Kirks trapese, wire and R. H. GRAY aie due for performances every day. bicycle acts. Drills and demonstrations in sc ut 2:16 Trot. u-un-Special craft will acquaint visitors to the fair Amusements—Boy Scout Band, drill, and exhibition. with some of the interest and vruue Austin, Minn. So. Main Street Chilcott Novelty acts. of the boy scout organization as well Doll Buggy Parade. provide an -interesting amusement HOW HE Continuation of amusement features—DeClandn and ,Viola, feature. contortion acts. A grand stock parade on the fair Grand Stock Parade. grounds and a thrilling motorcycle Motorcycle Race. (race will provide a satisfactory finale DID IT Evening—7:00 O clock. to the closing day's program Friday Band Concert—Hormel Band. afternoon. Friday night, which is Amusement Features—Animal act Kirks acts Chilcott novelty counted on to bring swarms to the During the Fair acts, aerial, dog, hoop rolling, and juggling DeClarion fair grounds, will include on its program and Viola in Aerial, contortion and feats of strength. a band concert, by the Austin Grand Finale—Fireworks Display. band, all of the free acts and special If we could have the history of the successful man placed Bowery Dance—Melody Kids Orchestra.^ amusements, a great fireworks display before us we would see boldly written the word system. and the popular bowery dance. Weather Man Smiles on He saved money systematically. He put it in the bank regularly. FAIR WEEK. County Fair Back in 1886 By gosh, we're goin' to the fair, He carefully avoided extravagance. In fact, every day, the Square Deal Or know the reason why old We'll perch ourselves in the He made his surplus work for him. grandstand Grocery aims to give its patrons the System is what does the business and THE AUSTIN NATIONAL late for entry. Wp. would mention And watch the nags whizz by. Advance weather predictions were BANK can suggest a good one for your savings a very fine cow belonging to Mr. McShea I opportunity of the best buying ad"%•:/. anything but encouraging for the So Mandy get yourself rigged up, account. which was on, the grounds and first County Fair held in Austin Wednesday, And put your wtfrk away, not entered for pr6iniums. vantages. October 14, 18§8ti We quote We've worked like sin the summer Wagons Are Conspicuous. thru, from the Austin Democrat "of the day "Among the mo)j| conspicuous of Fair Week we're going to play. THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK preceding: 7 A the articles on exhibition were the •'Tomorrow iis the day for holding And tell the children if they work, our county fair, but'we fear the almost wagons, buggies, £tc. Mr. W. 1. That this will be their pay, incessant rain and mud will of Austin, Minn. Brown was awarded the first premium We'll take them every blessed one, make it a failure. We understand on double wagon, double buggy Square Deal Grocery Member Federal Reserve SjriW. And see it every day. 0. L.V. that the holding of the Fillmore and and demorat wagoii, all the articles Mower county fair was adjourned until J. he had on display. "This speaks volumes L. MITCHELL, P. D. BEAULIEU, W. E. HOPFE, yesterday and today. We fear that for the genius and mechanical THE PLAYMATE. President Vice President Cashier this will also be a failure on account In the far-off years that held no tears, skill of Mr. Brown, and establishes of the storm. We trust that the managers When the bee to the blossom clung, his reputation as one of the best mechanics of these fairs will hot be discouraged, Ere the rose was fled, or the dream in .Minnesota. There were but will persist in more many other articles of merit which was dead, thoroly organizing their, resp active And the world was white and we would like to mention but our societies, trusting to fate for sunshine TIRE SERVICE space forbids. The display of horses, young, I Tire Hospital Policy Is "Large" and pleasant weather." It is cattle, hogs, etc., was much better I met a lad who was clean and glad evident that they had no more pull than we expected to see. And we mated eternally— with the weather man than have we He called one day from his house, to "The floral department in the court I Volume and "Small" Profit of the twentieth century. house was a success and attracted a say: Weather Man Smiled. good deal of attention. "Come over and play with me." Our Vulcanizing Shop is lthe best equip­ Probably the weather man was And over I went, and a new content "At four o'clock the races took handed a bunch of "comp" tickets to Spread over my heart like a sun— place in the land about three-quarters ped in Southern Minnesota. the horse races or something, for fair I found in his face the morning's of a mile northeast of town. There day weather was of the highest order. The policy of "fair dealing" means ultimately grace was a crowd of nearly one thousand The Austin Democrat says: And his heart was sweet with fun. persons present which was well seasoned the confidence of the public—and this 'Owing to the short time our society The years went by like a lullaby, with ladies. Two races took Our nine years in the Tire and Accessory had for the preparation, the bad place between the bay-horse of Alex. And whatever life might be business and thru our jvell-equipped shop we are glad to say has been the one factor of state of the weather since the advent Fleck and the black horse of Jim Fur- We could not part, for I'd hear in my we have developed our service to the highest of October, and the exciting political iong. The first race was won by the heart: r*- the Tirte Hospital's success. times, we had expected much in former, and^ the--second by the latter, "Come over and play with me." not efficiency and can guarantee quick results in -vb^I :"v/ the way of a fair in fact, feared an There "(pthfe jtrials of speed, and Now I'm old and gray, and the closing one or two day service on casing repairs, and entire failure. But on Wednesday much interest manifested. day The best workmanship, combined with a morning the storm ^clouds cleared "The fair as a whole, taking everyaway, cah fix your tubes on short notice. Falls over my dropping head if I- small margin of fcrofrt— a service to the community, the sun shown brightly, and thing into consideration, may be conthe jBut a joy divine in this heart of mine officers of the -Society prepared sidered a perfect success. The fact Still keeps me comforted and, at the same time, a successful temporary- grounds on the public plainly Remonstrated that we can From the far sky-ways where he We Supply Road Service jWa square. Before night some splendid have one of the best fairs in Mower waits and prays business enterprise. •j* cattle were brot out, and the promise .county next season that there is held There drift's o'er the tideless sea, The accents clear of his olden cheer: Duholm was good. in the state, and we have no doubt but (Lea F. "Come over and play with me." "On Thursday morning at an early that it will be done. Success will athour THE TIRE HOSPI '539 the town was filled with people, tend the Mower County Agricultural iyljf and a large crowd assembled on Society ... Out of the Ordinary? J! -j? I ••iiv £i 'it the fair grounds and continued so Every now and then we hear of Opposite Herald fiurlding LEE TIRE SHOP thruout^ the day, or until the races When I consider the patience my some man who(got a real bargain in took place in the evening. Nearly a second-hand automobile, just as fellows .display in putting up with •. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Opposite Motor Inn 409 Chatham street two hundred entries were made, and we used to hear, of somebody finding we, I cannot but believe that the a valuable pearl in an oyster in a restaurant.—Preston many articles, such as cattle, horses, world is exceedingly kind and gracious^ etc., were brought to the grounds too disposition. Wif Republican.^, a mz-i- mm