s^Stimson, garage and equipment, HOMMEL ELECTRIC Auction Lansing, Minn., Thomas A. Coif CO. Ion, Auctioneer. Wednesday, November 22. Frank 203 NORTH MAIN STREET Thursday, November 23.—John R. Toussairit, three miles northwest JT^MST -JV-- S .w»#?mbv. far Expert Electrician .Ryan, three and a half miles south ten you nave yojur printing, done of Austin. Closing out sale, horses, •%-of Fair 'Grounds, Austin, horses,, $t The News, you cpmbine three essentials—qualityi DIAL 26 7 9 cattle, and machinery. Col. Albert ^cattle, sheep, hogs, machinery. Co1. .reasonable price, Hopfe, auctioneer. .«• '•^Albert Hopfe, auctioneer. and speed. Wednesday, November 22— A ECLIPSE ECHOES W. R. EARL THOMAS A.C0NL0N FUNERAL DIRECTOR Business Residence AUCTIONEER Phone 2512 Phone 2213 Weekly Shavings. AUSTIN. MltyN. Edited by Volume 449 November 15, 1922. Splinters.- The man who makes auctloneerlnghle business.^ Small Homes Can Be Beautiful. they will soon begin to pay for alE. Ml he a a your trouble with eggs. DIAL 2156 FOR DATES SKED to namk America's twelve most beautiful women. Neysa Mc wood is still the most economical A FTTT How About Gates? AUSTIN, MINN. fX 1W1I1, building material. It gives you more A Mein, the illustrator, made a selection including the «h°*n BV five Are you going to drag the old gate' From left to right they are- Lady Ribblesdale. formerly Mrs. Johnl house for the money and just as thru the snow and slush another winter, Jacob Astor Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. New York soGiety leader. ^^s. for beautiful a house as you can build or replace it with Eclipse Gatesand of any material. imerly of the FolIieij Mary Pickford. movie star lre"® J°J| and avoid all this trouble and what I dancer. Oh yes,* of course somebody is going to raise th®.P?l"t• The beauty of a house lies in its is more, when you close one of our I they're not all, strictly speaking, American, They were named, for Peaces) design—and a small house, carefully gates behind your stock, you cart the gallery, nevertheless. designed, can be as attractive as GUY BRADFORD rest assured you will have no trouble one that costs several times as much. from their breaking thru the 5 flS r*^ You can get valuable suggestions gate. Auctioneer from our booklet. In them ^ou will Pollyanna" Is AStory High Prices Paid Hub: "You spend too much moneys find a number of attractive homes for false hair—look at your puffs." and floor plans, designed by architects For Prize Winner# xV« of the Philosophy Wife: "And you spend too. much, of national reputation. Graduate of Jones Auctioneering money for cigars look at yourpuffs." Come in and talk over your plans of Gladness ction Sale School of Chicago with us. "VAt Elco Coal. Poor Roosting Quarters. The way it lights— Office, Austin Feed Barn |e JHcr Here is the story of "Pollyannd," will do more to retard the laying The way it burns— the picture featuring Mary Pickford, of^Springfield won ability of the pullets than any one Isaksen the grand The way it heats— 'fpiS ALBERT HOPFE feature. which is to be shown in the high The way it leaves your pipes is championship in the calf class at the If the poultry that is now roosting the reason why the Eclipse are back school auditorium on 1'iiday and Satr Junior livestock Show, sold to a St. in your trees in the barn yard are of it. Order ELCO the next time 2o. urJa^ nights, N vembei 24 and given a good clean, warm hennery, you want COAL satisfaction. Paul store for 75 cents a pound. Last Live Stock and Real Estate The picture is being _r ought to Austin year, the champtyii^sold fo^50 cents. AUCTIONEER tnder the au9|Aces of the Friendclub SHOE REPAIRING. PART OF YOUTH'S EDUCATTON of Austin High School^ Taking into^consideration his prize Expert shoe repairing done at BABCOCK BLDG. AUSTIN, MINN. ff Lfc I'ollyanna" tries to sing Her faOisleep mone will Realize nearly. $1500 Noran's Shoe Store, 111 East Mill J. J. CLEMENS I have conducted many of University Authority 8ays 8ome Sort at tli« moment he is dying street. 7 4tdv 21-tf on his' call ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD /y of Athletics Should be Indulged the record breaking sales of H®' makes a ^tteMe:, response !LT W entered by The ehampton lamb, by Collegians.-" the country and stand ready 4- a ad inspires hr *mhe g^UJ ^rs'jlf DIAL 2047 Local Manager Raymond-^I'ijraJj^New Prague, sold and make other*Slje is se^b to to assist you. My best recommendations The chancellor of an eastern university for $2 lound, -The champion pig, her aunt Polly^" middle-^^ed trctyv advises all students to take part are myunany satisfied an, fiinty-hearnit by Terrance L. Hagen of Beliew, in some form of college sport. His customers. In one of herwildmx] reason is that the training and discipline brought 6^fients a pound.f- gained from participation in organized anna discovers an^thW^o^Vn, The ^lQcaiy^s sold for an averftgpe sport of any sort will be of a a a nf, 14.5.^cents a pound. The averIbrought service in the major effort of acquiring THE TOP THAT ^ptodbyh^.«i^ •i* J. F. FAIRBANKS by the 37 pogs knowledge in the class or lecture PROTECTS YOU brought by the 37 pigs room. 1 Discipline and' training team work and the submerging of the individual •ed 29.56 cents a pound. IS® in rain and storm—the top ^,^,lve^^ialthy for the godd of the whole are I that is sightlyand smart ?v,pfOys and girls from 70 counties in lessons that each student needs to looking in fine weather—the Pendl 1 He pake's h«fr„ into the state who entered animals in the Dealer In tearn. top that does not go down his house re he^tells that once 'M show had the worth of "stick-to-it- under slight wear and tear A broadening of vision, a clearer outlook, )nyss hei loved her-.mother. He beeoqes h«,tivene«» well demonstrated in the COAL, WOOD, LIME, and jars of the road—that is a greater faculty for seeing the 'Jfimmie' the kind you want on your l»4gl»W ring, when Joe Isaksen's anipC other fellow's side, with the consequent Our. dry storage is the ONLY way CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, car and the kind we will build breaking down of the walls of of checking progressive® injury to the •r« I mal was finally declared the grand for you. unused battery. vs, •, WALL f^Ofte Aunt Polly is the champion. Joe had entries in two selfishness that shut off the true picture BRICK AND vaW£e, iPdityaajja is run over by a of life must come from the active practice Batteries "wear" whether' used or previous shows. Two years ago, he PLASTER. not—^except when DRY STORED of any of the games now prevalent motor carwitl badly disabled. It is •p was in seventh place and last year ,, R. H. GRAY which checks the chemical* action- at the big schools, observes the Omaha foun&ji&t her lower limbs are para•Jze.dl^ in seventeenth, but came back this Our, dry storage means also cleaning Bee. It is not essential that one make All her. friends are griefi&tricken. year to win with a better calf and and. reins\ilat|ng—a real battery the team or become adept in the pui Office 301 ISast Bridge St. At last Aunt Polly realizes Spring.. a better understanding of the work, suitst of a particular sport, but it is AUTO TOP AND AUTO PAINTING Unlverstiy of Southern Minn. how much the child has meant due to his previous defeats. "I'm required that the matter be pursued Phone: Main 32 to her. She softens and gives Pollyanna gonna do like Joe did" was the slo sufficiently to develop the spirit of true Austin, Minn. So. Main Street cause to be glad, with little sportsmanship, for that is opposed1 to gan of every youngster when "the CiKjSSii PHONE 6743. W* •Austin, Minn. demonstrations of affection." the self-centered attitude sought to be show closed. Finally, the doctor is to test her overcome. "When this is done, the stu dent will take up his scholastic work ability to walk, and the whole village Wood and rurniture. with better zest, and, by reason of his turns out%to witness the experi4 There are thousands of different =V communication with other students on I Any kind yoU want ment. The test is made and Polly7i species of wood Jn the world, but no campus or field, or in the gymnasium, Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value anna can walk feebly. There is general two square inches are alike. The same I Any quantity^. he will get more out of his college life rejoicing by her friends. wood may be plain-sawed or quartersawed, than if he remains a recluse and a I you need ^4 Touring Model "Jimmie" Bean is among the "last but there will be a world of grind. difference in the two. No one inch in to congratulate her. He places a |5et our prices I Six Cylinders a board !s like another. Nor will you r!ng or her finger and tells the girt Five Passengers HARD TO TRACE BEGINNING ever find two pieces of wood of the 1 "rnrr? tw-v that in five years he will beable to _______ v-. -v?' same texture. nc Reduced Price support her. He tells the girl he will 'Trees are developed very much as Custom of Applying Christian and Sur MOWER COUNTY *1240 be a street car conductor. The last ii human being .is developed. They name to Individuals Has Been NEWS :i| seen of them is in their vision, Pollyanna have vertical pipes or pores which mJ. Long Used., with a half dozen children, taking carry water and modicums of mineral 202 E. HILL STREET 1 ft0- factory llJgThe principal sources from which through* their trunks and limbs, Just a free ride on Jimmy Bean's surnames are derived are personal ff^VTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTWTTWT as the blood feeds the human body. A A A A A A A A A A A A A characteristics, rank or profession, localities, There are no products In the world *t, animals or natural "objects, or whose history will compare with fe: ANOTHER SCH(fOL patronymics. Surnames in many languages those fashioned from wood. Civilization are derived from the same SERVING MILK itself has evolved along with the sources. Thus, Blaclc, White, Brown evolution of wood and its uses. Civilization are with the Germans Schwartz, Weiss, %2 would have been impossible Braugh with the French, Lenoir, Leblanc, .rv"w'"'*: The serving of milk to undernourished without wood. Nations which have Lebrun. The Gaellic prefix Mac, children was begun last Monday. succeeded most are those which have the Irish O', the Norman-French Fitch, followed the hardwood belts. The children were as enthus-:1 the German affix -slion or -son, the And all these facts must be weighed iastic about the inovation as were Scandinavian -sen the Russian -vitch, when furniture and better furnished those in the Sumner School when are all equivalents of the English affix American homes 'are considered. the milk was first served there about 1—SMI. month ago. The Lincoln makes the It Is impossiiile to ascertain with .Aside and apart from the the most casual and inflexible 'He Belonged There. i- second of Austin's six grade schools any degree of certainty when the system One evening as my escort ancf^I of having one name for/the individual to serve milk.. The Franklin school were walking up-town a car drove up and powerful per- frequent mechanical attenformance (Christian or baptismal name) is expected to follow the example to the- curb and stopped. Thinking joined to a .second name which is common was some of our friends who had of the other two in a shoyt time. tion. And now, reduced in of the Nfeh is to the family to which he belongs stopped to pick us up, and seeing that Mr. Neveln, Superintendent|||of (surname) was adopted. the car was crowded, my escort schools, again took occasion to reiterate Drice. and embodying new the rugged reliability with' Compounds in names were often the walked up to the car and said in'a his hearty approval of the result of applying a sobriquet to a cheery voice, "Do you think there's serving of milk to children in the ?whieh it operates in hardest and lfnportant improveduty. Christian name—for instance, Little* room for both of nsr?" /if schools. He-states that the results jflin or Micklejohn.. "I'm afraid not," said tile driver It has a name among^. ments, it is an even more so far in Austin have shown a steady of the car, a perfect stranger to na In most nations the wife changes —as were all the other occupants of her surname on marriage to that of her: increase in weights of underweight the car—and wtfo was scereiy stop^ husband. In Spalh,^however, she retains owners for requiring but exceptional value. children and that increasing* mental ping in front of his own house. it, while the son maig adopt either alertness has also been noticed in In our haste to depart we even the maternal or paternal name.. ,' them. .. ..J,, forgot to beg the man's pardon.—? POURS and SIXES 'w.. 1 1 v^rtising brings results. Exchange. My COUNTY JUNIORS ^ThtUtfiiSi In Reduced Prices Range from $915 to $2190,f.o.b. Factory Furniahlnfltthe Home. AWARDED PRIZES When you start,furnishing any Baked Goods AT STOCK SHOW Dr. B. T. ta the house, it is fl^cesaary to begin, Johnson 'with a deflnite idea'of what effect DENTIST Ipr wanted, what type of furritureirill be Whatever -baked goods ILa*.- Mower County -boast of four may used, to determine general ffflsgt, to over Wold Drag Store^ you buy here, you will price winners at the Junior ^Livestock Obtain a harmonizing whole.-"' DIAL 2603 Show held last week at the. University You wonltl not want to e%v]«nr find it the. best that can friend's or neighbor*s scheme becauae^ 4 Farm- County lads took first l/e produced* you are seeding individuality for yonr: prize in the Aberdeen Angus yearliiMr from thd Carefully^ own home. So just take time and think' calves, third prise in grade yearlings, •-7 np your own which would be bette^ T.—* purest ingredients they fifth in Aberdeen Angna eilveli, REMEMBER THE TOONBL suited to your taste., have a flavor and a quality and eighth price in the fat lamb division. knew all about Tfi|didnM that cannoi be ^xcel- u,a let tlie paper ^frWhfn Too. are Cosatipated*C^kv Floyd Kirkwood of Dextef won ^o ^inaure a healthy action ji tlie Tonfotrodfanlt becatuwtiie pa^ Int in grade yeariingt utl^kbd 4n bom. and correct duMMrdera^irf the pear didn't ha^ it. grade Ab^Mn^njP10 yearling8 liver, take two of Venetilyea, also of lets immediatey after to5 Uth priM with his grade r.r Aber- ®W* «fj dewrAwis EFECTIVE^PAGE