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

November 23, 1922 · Page 4 of 9

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..JS^»Vv»- ,. tat"-T »v^w?~ Cl .ss$^'-*£ 'SiKh-c x#-' aaa^a&dit X$Sir- wp 5FSS&-%'^ &* nr. rt' «v, *sse "V "4 V'^JpIP*'A:-^W-V': v. MOWER COUNTY NEWS AUSTIN, MINN. Thursday, Nov. 23.1922^ sSfiSr.'i ..wsss 1 S PPfgySM'Page Five1 "*rs?l r=m -fear *rho td toil, and climb, and $5| duce taxes as fqllpws in Austin ^or Mf /.« AAf f.Af A,Vf ..\f /..y» A At i.\% /..vt/.^t'-VJ '-At 1 'f.'.V.f .,V fi£ht. LI*e. Roosevelt on Farm \1 'f' 1922:* ''i -fThe gre^t rural intei^ts'ai'^humanl TAXES ARE LOWER State Revenue .T" $ 11,738.62 If we took-a little time4iow and' Interest, -and good circus are of little State School fax .. ... .* .,4,978.79 then to let people know how much value to the farriter unless they open Teachers Ins. & Ret. fund 202.39 we care about them, vthe '^prld^ would the door to~ gtod kind of life on the farm.—Theodore Rbosevelt. County Revenue *. .....*. 11,941.01 shine in happiness.. (Continued from Page 1) County Poor ^1,376.$5 'Have Surplus of Honey. County Bridge, Road^.... 20,481-87 jEJver^n^tise tn^ ^e.^ellows. who tricts, together with their tax leyi$S£ -lThe hon^, be^ has heen so^pro|ffic Skate-Loan to County .... 2,185.81iCity-Generalf&nd... de^t»'.tlieitl^^^ass|duttu^t^d9minofes for school purposes. v:. .'. 9$,6448£ iome f- No. 8, Adams ... 19.9 w. to gather hoptey tgns lf it wer^ profitable Street improvements .... 11,010.02 tors? No. 25, Rose Creek .,... 21.6 in certain j^ar^..^ t^e island. Bdiids and Interest 14,005.39 No. 69, Elkton ...v% t..... 20.0 1 1 'fLX'' __ Library.. 5j019.27 Creis Grow* jRapidly. These are to be compared with PROSAIC REASON FOR SERVICE Park fund'. .......... 2^509.64 Cress is ijthe quickest growing of the following independent school district State loan ,to city 4,695.45 plants. Under perfect conditions It The Climax of Extraordinary Value levies: Could It Be Possible the Preacher may be made to flower and seed within Special School Tax 144,708.59 Wat Giving the Deacon a Delicate eight dayis of plahttng. 7- Lyle 33.9 One Mill school tax 4,030.88 Hint? Taopi 27.2 State loan to Independent Giving has been rcac^ed during this our '"V.' Javafii Cinchona Forest LeRoy 32.1 School district 27 24,185.28 The Midville church had a new The cinchona forest in Java covers Grand Meadow 19.4 preacher, and Deacon Sturgeon was 25,000 acres. The larger part the Dexter 20.2 oj entertaining him at Sunday dinner. At world's supply of quinine comes from A KODAK ON THE Brownsdale 21.1 least that was the way the. Weekly that country. Blade would report the occasion, but, HIGHWAY Safcgeant .14.5 as a matter of fact, the deacon was Waltham ... 8.1 Stray Bits of Wisdom. feeding the preacher at Sunday dinner, Melodrama for the crowd, tragedy Racine 21.1 while as for entertainment, the preach Can you remember back when— for women, coqiedy, which depicts humanity, Rural School Levies. er was entertaining the deacon. Polks kept awake-in church? for the thinkers.—Victor Hugo. "And so you saw service in the great Rural schools will pay some high •Ball players didn't care how little European War?" the deacon1 asked. levies as is shown by the following money they got? Humanizing Experience. "Yes, I served nearly two years a? figures: A man never realizes how human he The editor took cabbages for his chaplain," the preacher replied. Starts Tomorrow- is until he has made a big fool of himself.—Boston Districts Mills. compensation "Get across?" Evening Transcript Politicians wouldn't stand for their 4 17. "Oh, yes. I was in France ft ear 1a pictures in the papers? a year." 23 13.1 The Prize Sinecure. "Well, I don't believe in war," th* Children just naturally respected NOVEMBER 27th. it must be fine to be a radical leader 26 14.1 deacon declared. "But I suppose yon and have nothing to do but say "Sic their parents? 28 15.2 heard the call of duty and couldn't 'em!"—Baltimore Sun. Prize fighters were constitutionally holdback." 42 12 The season's biggest sensation. A landslide of bargains. quiet? "Well, I can't say that was it qlto Ship Gave Name to River. 7 44 13.3 Lawyers wanted ho fee in tulvaiice wther," tiie preacher answered The Columbia river was named Thousands of Dollars Worth of Winter Merchandise "There were several ot£?r things Jo 68 13.3 after the ship Columbia, whose crew considered." A New Jersey judge sentenced a 84 13.4 discovered it "For Instance?" demanded the deacon, offered in this sale at Extraordinary Low Prices. youngster to mow the «!awn because 92 13.5 who did not shy at questioning he sent in a phony call to the local 95 12 Thought for the Day. "Well," and the preacher- smiled 128 15 undertaker. Most men would rather A guilty man does not need a Jury fuietly, went into the army for one "I Ladles' Fleeced Union Men's Winter Caps of twelve to convince him that he la have a date with the undertaker Following is Austin's tax levy in thing, because got my pay regu*rly!" I guilty. than with the lawn-mower. mills for 1922 as compared with Suits ei 3 1921: With Fur Ear Laps, Values to $2.00 at* Audacity may win the blazing Austin Taxes. $1.00 headline but sanity and simplicity, 1921 1922 Fine combed yarn, all styles and sizes, extra special gather the unfading laurel wreath. IF YOUR FORD NEEDS REPAIRING at State Revenue 2.95 2.90 Teachers Ins. and Ret. .. .05 .05 Men never seem to learn the knack County Revenue 2.53 2.95 Men's Fleeced Union women have of being bosses without .33 County Poor .... .34 you are" assured of GENUINE FORD letting anybody know it. County Roads & Bridges 5.72 5.06 Suits Corsets .50 .54 PARTS, a Good Job, and Quick State Loan to county ... What a wonderful world to liA£e in, City Gen. fund 22-15 24.37 where no two mornings are the Bofids and Int. 1.40 3.46 One big Table, values aes to to $2.50, $2.50, all sizes, extra spe- Extra Heavy, all sizes, at v. Service, at.. same, 1: •*, cial cial at at State Loan to city .... -96. 1.16 1 $1.00 Street Imps 2.95 2.72 AI STIN ALTO COMPANY It is said that !Ebeda Bar a wants Library fund 1-23 1.24 to come back—and doubtless Park fund .. ...... .62 .62 Men's Dress Shirts back. If One Mill school tax.... 1.00 1-00 Ladles' Flannel Night Special School tax 33.55 35.90 Fate is the easy excuse of those State Loan to schools ... 7.38 6.00 Values to $2.00, fine quality, at Gowns TOTAL TAX RATE 84.55 89.54 fnEc*n*MtaATt4hup*tUti»B Full cut, regular and extra sizes at Amount to be Raised. $1.00 The above levy for 1922 will pro- Men's Overalls Extra Heavy Blue Denim Overalls at Wool Sweaters KITCHEN Ladies' and Misses' all all w(5ol w(5ol Sweaters, Sw $4 00 values wv-m CABINET at 8 For $1.00 Copyright, 1922. Western. Newspaper Union. $L00 "The buttercups, bright-eyed and bold, Children's Cotton Hose Held up their chalices of gold Ladies' Cotton Hose To catch the sunshine and the dew, Suede Gauntlet Gloves Make sunshine rifts of splendor." Fancy Embroidered Handerchiefs Cotton Huck Towels, WAYS WITH AVOCADO Eight Yards Heavy Unbleached Muslin Strap Wrist Gauntlet Gloves, all colors, at $1.00 avocado, or alligator pear, 7 For $1.00 is commonly called, Is the most delicious of foods, but is not 3 lb. Stitched Cotton Batts Cotton Batts "for Quilts. yet grown in such 27 in. Plaid Dress Gingham. quantities as to 36 in. Heavy Unbleached Muslin Suitable Jpr Sheets make them inexpensive. Size 72x90 Sanitary Snow White. Stitched Cotton Cotton Crash Toweling. Batts, at In south-, HiU, era California, °J3isSW ..v 6 Yards For $1.00 where they are 1923 SUPERIOR Chevrolet beginning to grow them, in season of plenty they can 36 in. Best Percales, light or dark. 40 I' ch Wool Dress Goods be bought for twenty to thirty cents 36 in- English Nainsook. Utility Coupe apiece, but in the east and central Best Unbleached Muslin. states they reach a price which the 40 In All Wool Dress Goods in Checks, Stripes and All Linen Weft Toweling. 't plain colors B.rd's Eye Diaper. ordinary pocketbook holder feels prohibitive. Heavy, striped double fleeced Outing Flannel. Plain Colors, $1.75 Values at Per Yard Having proved that this This is the lowest-priced closed car on the market with Fisher Body. $1.00 6 yds. plain Outing Flannel, white, pink, blue and choice food can be produced commercially It is bought extensively by concerns equipping fleets for salesmen, and yellow for in a wide area, we have promise is popular for professional and general use where a single seat and extra h- $1.00 of enjoying them at a more reasonable large rear compartment are desired. price. During Dollar Sale The avocado belongs to the laurel QUALITY has been still further improved by more artistic design and family and is a native of semi-tropical We are offering at the extremely low price of added equipment. America, whence it has spread to all Mllllnory at One Dollar $11.95 other tropical countries. The tree is ECONOMY has been still further increased by engineering refinements *5' an ornament with its large leathery All Import Hats to .be closed at in leaves of spicy taste and odor, and and gready increased facilities. Dresses of Canton Crepe, Satin, Poiret Twill and under favorable circumstances attains Tricotine^ sizes 16 to 46. -$1.00 SERVICE is now offered on a flat rate basis by 10,000 dealers and "f a height pixty to eighty feet. It, bears proliflcally. The fruit variifts service stations. _^ New Winter Coats in shape from round to pear shape,, PRICES of the new line remain the same in spite of* added equipment--^ is green and purple in color, weighs Ladles Trimmed Hats of Plaid back, Polo Cloths, Velours and Shfiwshien, often four to five pounds, but the and more expensive construction, which have gready increased value. -Smart Chappie Styles, all priced average is much less. The fruit contains «15.95 Values to $7.50 at- a single large seed around which Some Distinctive Features Prices o. Hint, Mich* is $1.00 :-xn Is the thick, buttery flesh of yellowish' green color and a delightful flavor. Streamline body desimn with high Some varieties'have a very thin skin, Sheetings ®r hood vacufcpi feed ana rear gasoline Two Passenger Roadster f510 others a thick, hard shell. These last tank on all models drum type head Beys' Wool Pants Five Passenger Touring -s handle best in shipping. 525 8-4 and 9"4 Bleached and UnbleacRed Sheeting at ed and Unbl lamps with legal lenses. Curtains open The dietitians tell us that the avocado two wo yards yards foi for Two Passenger Utility Coup£ 680 .M?- with doors of open models. Closed $1.00 is almost in a class by itself, as, models have plate glass Ternstedt Four Passenger Sedanette"-' .aibo 850 it has a greater mineral content thani ^regulated windows, straight side cord any of the fruits and contains 50 pe/ Five Passenger Sedan 860 tires, sun visor, windshield wiper and cent of carbohydrates, whlie its fat 's and Boys' dash light. The Sedanette is equipped Light Delivery Truck- 510% content is nearly 30 per cent. The :with auto trunk on regx. AH Wool Knickers only fruit comparable to it is the olive, which lias less oil and is as we Sweaters know a processed fruit. Measured in See these remarkable cars. Study the specifications sizes 6 to 17, at calories, the 28 varieties 'average^ 984 Nothing Compares With Chevrolet 1.00 calories to the pound, more than.twicie All sizes, extra special the maximum calories* per pound of fresh fruits. Its fuel value correr Coupe ModeS Now on Show Rboins sponds to about 75 per cent of that Display In Our cereals' and is nearly twice that for JfSterm Serge of Sateen average of meat, according to Professor Children's Bloomers Jaffa. 36 inch Storm Serge, nayy, brown and wine, ,a.t. Brazilian Paste.—Mash ripe avocado two yards for and mix smooth with lemon juice. Serve on sliced tomatoes. TUauU /H^tvt£j£L