COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MOWER MINN. Page Five 1923. 4, Jan. Thursday, Baird. the A interesting friends, Present Company Excepted. relatives and five occasion very program Job he 1 patient man—but Why is it that it isn’t nearly was a UECH. * ®H A given. Mrs. John Weiland “Movie birthday. Scandals The Bunk'.” Brown's M. being was gave says tried long distance, hit nail the head it the to never get a to easy on as NOTES Bill Hart.” doubtless slips It his vocal numbers. Miss Jane Todd served two dinner picnic delicious at was call in hurry. 7 h« hit the nail the thumb -tn mind that he himself sensationally a on was “Religion read and Irreligion cards and after which a paper 6:30 on music divorced few only months a ago. France.” of Mrs. F. O. Hall Brown • Mr. enjoyed. presented Church. was # were —Pioneer Presbyterian _ Press. Central charge of Current had Events and band The Concord his from gift Paul entertained with nice St. was and streets. Water a Corner brought several interesting topics. up Pastor. friends. Freeborn. Patterson. the McNeir home. 100 G. Rev A. at different This calling members The Is Place to on sundaj 10:30; at Morning’ the After service Wednesday evening. selections. read 12:00. school and New Years Day Sunday at proved The Whittier Store: lunch served. practice nice 1 a was 8:00 service m. p. Evening at and delightful for skating most 8:00. service Rugg * evening Mrs. W. McNeir * Mrs. at assisted Thursday middle hundreds of Austinites, young, LIBRARY NOTES in the serving, taking advantage aged and old So. River Street 406 out were satisfac- To that get Church. Episcopal * _♦ Christ The of the opportunity. Mrs. Newa Kolb left Saturday Books Library. New the at Water and streets. St. Paul weather coid and not Corner * too not too was is for business for she night Chicago where ♦ now open met Rector. Tenßroeck. Suggestion”, H_ (a zodiac G. “Auto Rev smooth fine meal. good coat tion of to upon prevent warm a * a and Mrs. Roy Viall and Mrs. Florence solicits share of 8:00 Communion Holy m. Cone; a a. life), “Parlamentary human of ice. * Viall Valley. From of Chicago Spring ♦ 10:30 , patronage. Service, Roberts; "History your m. Practice,” of a. Mankind,” + will Deleon Springs. they tastily 12:00 to school, well cooked, Church go resigned her m. “Vanished M iss Marion Mercer Van Loon; Pomps Florida, the of spend remainder to R. R. Yesterday,” Hamilton; bookkeeper the “Millions.” position of at We full as line ♦ of carry a the winter. Church. left Monday for “Spinster from the Christian Murphy and Poole; Parish.” First store Groceries, Dry Goods. attractive served in ♦ + Miss her Newtonville, Mass. Maxwell; “The Bright Shawl,” home Hergesheimer; in streets-' * Greenwich and Mrs. George Mr. Busswitz and of J Cor. Bakery Goods Con- and ano for has Austin her home “Old Crow,” Mercer made Brown; Pastor. F. Fink, Rev. G. Minneapolis Tuesday with Austin spent ♦ fectionery. • ♦ surroundings. E. L. has made "Where the Blue Begins.” the and Morley: 10:00 school past two Bible years m at a. friends. Mr. Busswitz is , stu- a friends here who will Distinguished superintendent. j "Some Americans.” O. Hardy, regret many dent the university. The Butter and Eggs Bought. state at ♦ ♦ • :30 and _ 11:00 Preaching her leaving. “Gigolo,” Ferber; “Tales of Higgins; at a. m. will spend the remainder of their two t Grey; Lonely Trails,** “Cathedra;.” m. p. Today. WANTED—a One Cash Reg- Try with vacation relatives in Hayfield ♦ Thursday 7:30 class Bible big The at of the A little instance 'in Walpole; “My Discovery of England.” * esteem and Dodge Center. * ister. in good condition. evening. Judge Ralph Parker which the Leacock. late Endeavor Christian Four KOBE’S CAFE great Peter Mrs. held, the of Spring Valley given was was the a | time ail same at operating cieties | MRS. EC ADAMS surprise Friday of special train from evening by Austin large of married be lot Storing, A Ellis president. running a a to 6:45 men seem at m. p. Saturday number of friends Valley last and neighbors, the Spring to to thankful that there’s other place no planned being who occasion her sixty-third birthday Austinites accomodate like'home. anniversary. Several from funeral. A delicious picnic attend the to Lutheran. Evangelical St. John's of lunch the funeral, served and Mrs. Hoffman attended this city one was Kenwood Coirner Synod Missouri < Souhern held in presented with the largest F. W. was ever many n ce College and street. avenue gifts and of S. Minnesota. Parsonage, a purse money. Pastor Milbrath, 7465. Telephone First street. Club Mr. Mrs. Frank and Brown Travel and met The on Art in were 9:4e services m. Sunday at a. D. L. Friday with Mrs. surprised by thirty- afternoon English. Tuesdav in evening 11:00 German: m. at a. Sunday THE VALUE STORE INC the in No evening. services Engdsh. in 12:15 school m. p. at invited j cordially is to at- Everyone services- these tend PARK THEATRE Church. Congregational First Mill Paul and St. Corner streets. of Unparalleled Page Bargains A D., Minister. D. C. Swisher, Ra mond 10:30- worship Morning at WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10th 12:00 school Sunday at m. Clearance LARGEST MUSICAL January Sales COMEDY IN Church. Ba First mist St. and Corner Oakland avenue HISTORY OF AUSTIN Pastor. J. McFarlane. Paul Rev. street. school 9:45- Joseph Sunday M. Gaites at Presents 10:45. service Morning at Commencing Friday, January sth. U. 7:00 B. Y. P. at p. m- 8:00. service Evening at 8:00- evening Thursdav ORIGIN Services at x ev< Scientists. Christ First Church Maple 121 West street. The Tremendous Greatest Opportunity for Savings. All Sunday remaining service, 10:30. Mum.ng meeting, Testimony 11:45. CAST school at 8:00 Wednesday, at p. m. stocks—Ready-to-wear, Remnants and Broken Lots—must Now winter CBOBVS go Church. Catholic Augustines St. and Kenwood ater Corner avenue CLOTH PLUSH FURS AND COATS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY Develin. Priest- H. E. Rev. street- . and 10:30 Bt3o. 7:90, Mass a. m. For Women All and Misses in lot Fur Checkers, Scarfs, Sets be $12.95 to at one closed Priced $2.98 and Adventist. Seventh Day out. up Cloth. Plush and Fur trimmed Coats. 11:00 Saturday Sabbath school at $35.00 Values $19.50 to at church Regular at serv:ce a. m. SKIRTS REDUCED TO THE LOWEST Wednesday Prayer 12:00 meeting m- Fur Bolivia Normandy trimmed and Coats. 8:00 PRICES yr ld at p. m. * i' Regular $49.50, $29.50 at mine now Salvation Army. Ail Skirts $7.50, $3.95 to at now 6328. Water—Dial East 116 OF Open Meeting. 10:30 Air Sundav All Skirts SIO.OO $5.95 a. m. to at A ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESSES, In Lots Two 11:00 Service Inside Holiness at ... — Sunday 2:30 Sundav m. p. m. a. S Open girlies A Air. School. Sundav 3:30 pm. of lots Entire stock Dresses in two Il b 4:00 Praise Service — Inside at m. p. League Values $39.50 People's Values $25.00 Young Sanaa 6:30 to at at to Tuxedo Sweaters, all wool. Values Open Air Meeting. Sunday 7:30 Service 8:00 Meeting, Inside at m. p. 1 sls $7.50 $4.95 $lO to at and Songsters Monday 7:30 p. m. Tuesday 8:00 Band practice. m. p. Slip-on Sweaters $1.98 at 7:30 Wednesday Meeting. Soldiers 8 J* * Tams, special Open Inside service 8:00 Knitted 98c Air, at at it p. m. Inside Thursday Open Air. 7:30 p. m. Holiness Service, Friday 8:00 at p. m. Sheetings Young People’s Open Air. Inside Unbleached 7:30 36 in. Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters REMNANTS Open 8:00 Saturday 7:30 at p. m. 12 1 quality Heavy L.L. at Inside Salvation Rally Air, 8:00 c at p. 2 all sizes 89c at now You attend. Envoy invited to m. are 12 1 W E. Jessup Towelings and Mrs. charge. Crash in All Remnants Silks, Wool of at c 2 .. Union Men’s Heavy Fleeced Dress Goods, and Cotton Olaf Flannels 15c St. Lutheran. Outing 27 in. at now Suits 89c at Corner St. Paul Bridge and streets. J® less than— at CuoQzU2 G<? Percales Quality Rev. Henry Noss. Pastor. Best in. 36 U 10:30 Morning worship, a. m. Men’s Fleeced Shirts and guaranteed 21c colors at.. Life Steroptican Lecture, ‘‘Home l/ PRICE In Different Lands,” 7:30. for 2 Drawers 2 SI.OO at atl2 1 Percales in. 36 c .... 2 Ginghams Dress 27 in. Methodist-Episcopal Church Men's Leather Gloves. Reg. Sunday school. 10:00 12Vic a. m.. at price 69c. 49c at now SILKS ON SALE Sermon 11:00 at a. m. 23c Evening Ginghams 7:30 Dress 32 in. at services p. m. plus PRICES: 52.50. $2.00. 51.50. SI.OO. tax .. Men’s Blue Chambray Work Muslin New Satins. Taffeta. Bleached Crepe de Fine The best ambition in. have for one’s 36 to Mail Orders Seat Sale Monday. Now Shirts closed be to out face that is it always be kept may 16c yd Special at Chine. Regular values a to of the Rouges’ Gallery. out at 49c Sheetings, Unbleached $2.50 yard 9-4 $1.49 at a 49c Boys’ Blouses, special 49c at at Sheeting 55c Bleached 9-4 at Overalls Men’s only.. 89c at EXTRA SPECIALS 35c tubing Union Pillow Boys’ Heavy Fleeced in. 45 at ... English Long- yds. Fine 10 Women’s Fleeced Union Suits, special 79c at .. cloth $1.95 at Suits, 89c at now Inventory Time Shirting Madras Striped in. 32 Children’s 2-piece Fleeced 29c SUITS BOYS at Underwear 0n1y... at 39c 29c Pillow Cases 42x36 at ... Sleepers Gowns and for Values $7.50 to $4.95 at At least the merchant and appraises his It’s stock. once a year counts $1.19 Bed Sheets 72x90 ... . at Children, all ... sizes 49c good practice for at.. Take of vourself and a account Values $15.00 everyone. size $8.95 an Bedspreads full at vour Crochet to .. . Ask yourself questions. Insist honest Corsets, values $4.00 ears work. to many on answers. $1.98 at Boys’ Wool Pants SI.OO at . . at $1.98 49c in. Indian Head 54 at Women’s Felt Slippers Whether SI.OO merchant workman, consider bank ... u are a or con- tout Women’s Sateen Bloomers Wool Mixed Grey Large nection essential of plans. This bank will be glad Infants’ Shoes as an part to your 59c at and Petticoats 79c n0w.... Blankets $3.95 at help Oxfords ana serve y and Slippers, val- New Gingham and Percale Blankets $5.00 Plaid to $5.00 Aprons, to values $3.95 $2.00 to ues $3.49 at The Austin National Bank at SI.OO Star Wool Blankets North Women’s Silk and Wool $7.50 Hose Austin. Minnesota. at ' MILLINERY at SI.OO MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE Cotton size SYSTEM Full Comforter . ! 79c Batts Lisle Hose for Men, at Women Any Hat in stock only J. L. Mitchell, Pres. P. D. Beaulieu. Vice-Pres. at W. Cashier. F Hopfe. sl.oo' and Children, 4 for 49c for and Cotton Batts SI.OO 98c 8 pr. ....