V**' X?r??r -v-^Tt '.^ .^P^Th vl^* *3\ "^'f. ®~ss^ w*pF*?&ti ?& rKr a?"'**** t» &&wtr+ A/- 3*N# ?t qr4# v*r /1& SjjgPI .* .TIN,MINN. 'vv'ts.* v'- ~~vsr MOWER COUNTY Page Five Monday, Aug. 28,1922. *p £r *& Burial of Alexander Graham Bell on Beinn Bhreagh J. C. Penny Company company's purchases of women's Good horses are expected and exciting 25 JEARS AGO ready-to-wear garments for fall that races will result. Buys Stock for Spring $50,000 worth of this merchandise is J. C. Johnson "and Councy Sheriff now being shipped waily to the stotes Not only has the J. C. Penny Company, oi Attorney S. D. Catherwood have go ns in the chain. Shipments similar Inc., placed all of its advance io McGregor, Iowa, on legal business. size will continue each day for some The foDowing items of interest business for fall, but its buyers have time to come. are from the files of the Austin D. McTavish of Rose Creek has been already contracted for several million Daily Register for the week ending, appointed state weigher by the state Establish Wireless dollars' worth of goods for delivery August 28, 1897. warehouse commissioner and the appointment next spring. The company operates Station At 3 confirmed by the governor. .The Austin canning and preserving a chain of 313 retail dry goods stores :jt2 Court House Here company will begin canning thi& thruout the country and is now in the John J. Furlong has^ been appointed mi week. process of opening fifty-eight more by Governor Clongh as delegate Some idea of the size of the company's lie-'tor Skifter, former .Austin high from Minnesota to the National: Farmers' K. 0'. Wold began the work of moving purchases for the coming school graduate, and now at St. -Olaf convention which meets in 5t, into the building on the corner spring may be gained from the fact C.o^ege, Northfield, has fit up a Paxil August 31. of Main and Bridge streets recently that 1,000 cases of one "number" of sending and receiving aerial on the occupied by Revord & Holmes this men's ribbed underwear alone are included top of the court house. His station News items from all sections of this morning. Tomorrow the re-arrangement in the goods bought so far. is situated in one of the jury rooms. territory are. wanted by The News. of G. Schuelder's jewelry store Large quantities of spring hosiery The three wires strung from the tower Send them to us by mail, tell us peronally will begin. of a galvanized iron pipe on the or Dial 26f»0. and ginghams have also been bought to date, and other lines are being roof make an admirable receiving "The Austin Chamber of Commerce'' NO SUBSTITUTES OFFERED. worked on as well. So large are the aerial. was a lively scene this morn /^UNOERWOO Say what you will about druggists ing with the wheat quotations coming UNQEKwr offering something "just as good" because in every fifteen minutes. Reports it pays a better profit, the fact *5* GET PRICES on VEAL and CHICKENS will be received on oats and corn beginning still stands that ninety-nine out of as Exclusive photograph showing the burial of Alexander Oraham Bell, on the peak of Beinn Bhreagh, near the hundred druggists recommend Chamberlain's summer home at Bnddeck, Nova Scotia, at which the aged Inventor of the telephone died In his seventy-sixth year. tomorrow. before selling elsewhere Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, Mrs. is Bell seen in profile, wearing white, beside the casket. At the right is the high steel watch tower, built by when the best medicine for diarrhoea I R. H. JOHNSON & SON MEAT MARKET Doctor Bell, under which he was burled. The officers of the county fair are is asked for, and do so because doing everything possible to make they know from what their customers 226 East Mill St. the races a feature of the exhibition. say of it, that it can be depended up- erican AUSTIN LOSES TO AUSTIN MARKETS Leqfon LEAGUE LEADERS (Corrected August 28) Corner YOU MUST Tire Hospital Policy Is "Large" 1 PRODUCE. Quoted by Dalager's Grocery— American Dairy Butter 30 HAVE IT The annual Minnesota Owatoima Downs Packers Legion convention in session in Vir- ®g&s, ^0 Volume and "Small" Profit mi Potatoes, per bu 1.00 I In Fourteen ginia adjourned Thursday to recon- Beans 7 vene in Faribault in 1923 after pass- Flour—retaii, 49 lb. sack Inning Tilt. $2.25 ing a resolution condemning the state POULTRY pardon board for release of inmates, Free Tube With Every Tire Fur Week Owatonna won from the Austin of the Stillwater prison. Quoted by Smith-Wright Co.— Packers at Owatonna, Sunday, score Success and grit mean about the same thing. The resolution -was passed after it Heavy Hens 15 I 5 to 6. it took fourteen innings of rWenluring ha If you have the grit, you will have success, and if you have The policy of "fair dealing" means ultimately baseball to reach a decision as to1 the convention session and dispite, Rotfisters 8 success it is because you have' had the grit. 'which is the better team, and that vigorous protest of M. B. Hurley, of Egg^ 20 the confidence of the public—and this question is still in doubt. Pine city, who fight against it. .13 Why? Have you ever started a savings account and failed? i» led the After practically presenting the we are glad to say has been the one factor of Mayor G.' E. Leach of Minneapolis Turkeys V.' .*.".' .*.".'." *.20 You know. opposition with the game in the first and Harrison Filler, past state com- Broilers 16 five innings, during which they tallied the Tire Hospital's success. The AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK knows how you can be sure manders were among the delegates Leghorn Broilers 13 five times on three hits and a selected tq the national convention to HOG MARKET. to make your savings account a success. Ask us how. number of errors, the Hormels rallied The.best workmanship, combined with a be held in^New Orleans. Quoted by Hormel Company— and held' Owatonna to eight blank innings. Gerald V. Barron, of Cloqi^t, was Butchers" $8.00 small margin of profit— a service to the com- 4 In the meantime they gathered Medium and selected state commander. He was Packers $5.00 to $6.75 a few runs for themselves, once in munity, and, at the same time, a successful chosen by acclamation and had no Veal, &heep and Lambs the-fifth, three in the sixth, and tied opposition. Fat Lambs $7.00 to $8.50 business enterprise. $ the count in the eigh Ih. THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK .. Citizens in general and ex-service yeai $3.50 to $8.50 P,sk. pitcher the league lead-! wilUDe heljed to Shwp ..vf.... J2.00 to?4.09: particular ers ,wo, h.S own game the four-, tude the^ork THE TIRE HOSPITAL magni of teenth mnmg when,.s angle scored ^on states at Steers $5.00to'?6.00 1 of Austin, Minn. by United Hogan, who had previously tripled. 'yeterans» Bureau from a few figures Cows and Heifers $3.00 to $5.00 Member Federal Reserve System. That runs, not hits alone, win ball iv report as eiven Bulls $3.00 to $3.50 Opposite Herald Building Tll games and that errors lose them, I Hibbard^ district man- Canners and cutters.... .$1.60 to $2.00 J. L. MITCHELL, P. D. BEAULIEU, W. E. HOPFE, v/as again demonstrated in Sundays *.V .. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA Vice President Cashier President game The Packers collected 44^55 Igfcm. received Mower County News Market bingles to their opponents' nine, but .r, Place is the place to list anything 4,683 letters you may nave to dispose of. they also have nine errors chalked during mon & SHJHJHJHJHJhJHJH answered. There werei 90,234 pieces^ against them. of mail received which r'equired no re- Dietrich and Dugan were the swat __ oqa 1 j: j.1. 1 ,,. t)lv. Further, 72,886 meces ox mail champions for the day, each getting IJiy- jh Minnesota State Fair Minnesota a double and three singles in five were sent ou v.^,, FAIR WEEK Sveltline System ... ,r There wese 4,985 disabled ex-sertrips to the plate. Kaufman's home +VQ r,i-nox- *1- ,1 vice men taking vocational training, run. which tied the score, the.me r\ .4 xin State Fair Have you* Eyes Examined) Means the 10f whom 3,160 were institutions, while in St. Paul cighsn, was no mean stunt. I j. fan '1797 placement training, tac- Right Clothes for September 2 to 9,1922 ti 1. 1 The Hormels are scheduled for a Stylish Stout Women We also specialize on •ii j.i t. tones and business places, and game with the Fairmont baseball,v^+tn'nai September 2 to 9 Childrens Eyes 'ft ft Bureau Vocational Veteran's team team at a homecoming Celebration b* "Coats,- Suits, Dresses, Skirts, 091 Tiute and Weneert schools. In addition 221 men were Have Your Glasses Fitted held at Delavan. Blouses, Corsets, Brassiers, jrated training dur LEADING FEATURES by us eligible for such will be the battery for the local team. Underwear, Hosiery, Auto races, featuring Sie Haueaalih Auto Races, featuring Sig Haugdahl in his 3' the month. Negligies. ing in new 3-miie-a-minute car, Our Service is the Best HARD TO TAKE In the matter of compensation, 517 Sevt. 2, 6 and 9. mile-a-minute car, and 88th Division Reunion, 88th Division Reunion, Sept. 2. Results Guaranteed 4 new original claims were received State Fair Visitors Cordially Lillian Boyer passing from Auto to Saturday, September 2. 4. Plane. Invited. AB PO A E and are being examined while 160 Owatonna— Reasonable Prices Dr. Carver's Divine Horse, New Style Folders Mailed on 0 cases were granted their jgitial Dozen Big Vaudeville and Circus Acts. Misgen, cf 6 Lillian Boyer's Flying Circus—Lillian ^Boyei 2 Request. r' Fireworks Spectacle, "Mystic China. 0 awards of compensation. A. J. FANDEL Bertsch, rf 5 1 $22,000 Horse Races, Sept. 4, 5, 7, 8. in passages from Auto to low-flying''Plane $1,500,000 Livestock Snow. 1 That careful medical attention is 0 Hensel, ss ....... 6 A S O N S 80 Acres Latest Farm Machinery. before grandstand and in aerial acrobatics I being given the disabled meti can he 0 Northwest Automobile Exposition. Schwartz, 2b 6 OPTICIANS GRAY SHOP thrilling combat between two Battle Planes' II s*tn from the fact that 2^02 general 0 3 21 Marion, lb .. Fare and one-third Round Trip 406 St. Peter St. St. Paul, Minn. 0 examinations, 3,859 special examinations 1 at night, illuminated brilliantly with fireworks. Saukup, 3b 0 2 HAMM BLDC. on all Railroads. 926-928. Nicollet Minneapolis 1 and 4,985 treatments were given. 1 5 Erdman, If Wherever IceCream 8 sold 2 10 Hogan, 1 The Northwest Moist Dr. Carver's Diving Horse in forty-foot jump. 0 Fisk, 1# STANDING OP THE Warm Air Heating Dozen big Vaudeville and Circus acts on stages TEAMS System 50 6 TOTALS .. 9$2 24 before Grandstand. ACHOCO-ICE" Austin- A O A E Pet. Team— Investigate It, Bay It, Auto Polo each afternoon and evening. Chapman, 2b 5 0. 0 5 6 2 ..... 6 1 .857 Owatonna ....... Use It, Boost It. Deitrich, 3b 5 1 4 .833 1 MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Spectacular Fireworks Display, "Mysic China," Meany, cf ... Agent* Wanted 4 3 .571 New Richland ORATORY AND DRAMATIC ART each evening. Barr, If 7 60-62 South 11th Street 4 3 .571 Albert Lea WILLIAM H. PONTIUS CHARLES M. HOLT. Director Kaufman, rf ..... 6 NorMini Furnace S.Suppfy Co. Director of Music Oratory and Dramatic Art 3 .500 Horse Races, $22,000.00 in purses, September 4, Wengert, ...... 6 Incorporated under the laws of the State. ..... 2 5 .285 Blooming Prairie Large Faculty of Artist Teachers 5, 7 and 8. Maynard, ss 6 Certificates and Diplomas Dormitory Accomodations MINNEAPOLIS ..... 1 .167 in Largest Recital Hall Northwest Soldiers' Bonus Accepted Dugan, lb 5 4 19 Main Tel. Geneva 1917 Catalog Free. Tel. 2023 '2 .143 Faribault 1 6 Auto Races, Wednesday, September 6, and Saturday, 1 NESOTA Gute, $ 6 YOU CAN'T Games Yesterday. September 9. Our "Owatonna 6, Austin 5. TOTALS ......57 5 13 39 24- 9 A AFFORD TO Jt'U-c• unjings)'"^-' j: ,, Fall and Winter C. A. Wortham Shows, 25 attractions. SCHOOL Summary.—Home runs, Kaufman .*r 1 New Richland 4, Faribault 2. MISS THE three base hits, Hensel, Hogan two Fashion Catolog $1,500,000.00 Livestock $hd Poultry Show. Adams 5, Blooming Prairie. 0. base, hits, Erdman, Deitrich, Dugan Albert Lea 5, Waseca .1. BUSINESS first on balls, off Gute 1, off Fisk 4 will be sent you without Biggest Farm Products Show in the World. Games Next Sunday.\ struck out, Gute 5, Fick 7 left 'on charge for the asking. Owatonna at Austin. JEWELERS $500,000.00 International Art Exposition. bases, Austin 10, Owatonna, 9 double EXCHANGE Adams-at Blooming Prairie. '. 627 1*7 AVE.NL plays, Dugan unassisted, Saukeye to Albert Lea at Waseca, Latest Farnt Machinery. 80 Acres of MINNEAPOLIS Hogan Jto Marion passed balls, Hogan .Forty-Sixth Year Faribault at New Richland. 1 wild pitches, Fisk 1 hit by Big Evening Horse Show-—September 4, 5, 6, 7 Saint Paul, Minn. pitcher, by Gute, Frisk stolen bases, We train both mature and •. —If you rest you. rust. Keep going and 8. Cash prizes, |8,165.00. Dugan 2 'Barr sacrifice hits, Hogan, young men ajid women by attending Mankato Commercial Chapman, Deitrich. Umpire, O'Brien. for the finest business opportunities. William Weisman Northwest Automobile Exposition. CoHeg^,. Mankato, Minn. Send for be a if us at a THE STORK HAS Company 1 Mammoth Combined Exhibit by State Departments, May we seirye jj§^ STARTING PRESENTED Steel Machinery BuilHing. Send .for our" booklet-catalog Ave. 508 Nicollet "Success -s:J a Demonstration of Club Work by 850 boys and To .Mr. and' Mrs. Peter Kertz%at Vf "Insurance": Li JLiU JUL IS. girls in new Boys' and Girls' Club Work Northwest Reading Furriers Br0wnsdale, Sunday, August^ SlJJ. 3~Ai. j^-vGair while If you think printing is 27, a dsraghter. Building. the city, 4 August Sale Discounts of 20%, all alike, let us tell you To Mfv and Mrs'. Clarence W. Rickard and*' 25%, 30%, continued through' Entire Building of Electrical Exhibits. It Walsh, Saturday, August 26, Gruman State Fair Week for benefit of will be time ^well spent a daughter. i" Prop" ra. Exhibition of Women's and Children's Work. out-of-town visitors. r~-** a a so A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS. heJbast Word-z thing worth while. Dozen Feature Bands and Orchestras. The uniform success that has attended in Ehtevpuirimtnt'^ FREE: FRiyptjT DURING FXlR .WEH&Discount the use of Chamberlain's Colic 3* and Diarrhoea, Remedy in the relief j" 10 to 20% to alls COUNTY FARE AND ONE-THIRD ROITND TRIP* and cure of bowel complaints, both SomethinCtntirely ON ALL RAILROADS for children and adults, has brought it St.-Paul House Furnishing Co. -NEWS .-•& Wew in^ittu^emeht -into almost universal use, so that it is practically without a weal and as 7th and Cedar 202 EL MILL STREET. Cash or Credit Cash br Credit everyone who has used^it knows, it is without an equal.