MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, Page Five 1922. MINN. Feb. Thursday, 1, will have charge of West’s millinery < GRAVELING TO department during this coming LOCAL season. . HAPPENINGS COST $98,000 Agnes Crowley, Miss of the WORLD'S agent children’s bureau of the State Board LARGEST Control, of returned St. Paul Friday to FOR OUR after spending the day here cn CHAIN Kappel Wis., G. U. of Menominee, Program Mower County 371 STORES business. Miss Crowley has charge I returned his home after spending has to of the feeble minded. DEPAR TMENT High, That Will Run Lieben- several days with F. L. ASSURES Mrs. Mabie Hyde the weekend spent Believed. It Is STORE friends with in Northfield. LOWEST East Rlchard Banf.eld has gone Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Neuman entertained for where he relatives will visit ORGANIZATION a the D Avelon Club Friday STORES PEICSS 371 Graveling of miles. of county 68 ■ few weeks. evening their home North Kenwood. at on vicinity in the in 1923 will roads cost Albert Miss of Frances Williams Cards delicious played and were a by County estimated of $98,000, it is H. the L. Lea week-end the at NORTH 205-207 spent MAIN STREET lunch served. AUSTIN. M NN. was White., Engineer Williams home. will County Board attending the The is who meet W. A. Pegg, next Tuesday receive bids for the school Minne' Bible Northwestern RED ROCK at to graveling Schemes Collect Good Dollars to be done this week here with spending work apolis is to summer. a from The job Adams the Freeborn to i his parents. sick Burke of Owatonna Mrs. H. the line, distance of 17 miles Mary P. Rockwell is Miss county on a the week-end the Vern Sullivan list. will be expensive, it believed. the is at spent most and Distribute Least Desirable home. Rolfson and The estimate this stretch Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goods, on is $22,290.34. Miss McGrath the little Austin shoppers Saturdav. Next in importance Mary spent son were from expenditure is week-end her home Mankato. in standpoint at an Forbidden the Jacob Holst entertained the 10.5 miles from Grand Mrs. Are Leßoy In J. C. Penney to J. W. Maddax, who has been Co. Stores! manager Meadow which is night with her Brownsdale. $lB,- estimated parents at at the Woolworth of the store past of helping take her father, 518,89. has been care transferred to two years sick with pneumonia. who is Minneapolis where he will assistant Graveling from be of the miles 12 his Sahr left last week with A. A. will of of their Adams and Rosee No. 9 Creek stores manager to one Noah Webster defines the word “sale” “the exchange of commodity (merchandise) as Moines, Ia„ a household goods for Des O. M. Boxwell, $13,068.65, according formerly approximately cost assistant for reside. family will where the of EQUIVALENT VALUE.” of of the prepared. figures stores money to manager one the Jacog Holst entertained Mrs. Omaha. Nebraska, has been transfered at has already Gravel for these projects church Lutherarr Aid of the Ladies’ Austin. to for been contracted and it Note those words, “EQUIVALENT only VALUE!" Wednesday. her home Mr. and Crane at Mrs. Wm. leave t( for the County Board remains to and bride Van Pelt Robert were night for Chicago where they wi be the work let that contracts can so of. number quite Shakespeare charivaried by of “Saleswcrk” Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Haussame a made “work things foriSALE; hence, meet work will weather started says or permit. as soon as Wednesday boys last and of Grafton and together they wi young men carelessly done.” evening. Tampa, Florida. They to go expe< in hospital the is Rugg Donald be at about five weeks. to gone LEVY IS GIVEN poison with blood Monday since When Austin article’s value EQUIVALENT intrinsic worth REGULAR is equal its Mrs. F. I. Crane and daughte to an or or of result the his hands, of in one Clara left Tuesday for St. Petersburg price, that price be reduced for so-called “sale” without loss the merchant cannot with working to while small a a cut LEGACY $25,000 Florida, a where they will ti spend Plant. Packing Hormel the and knife merchants business at in lose money! not remainder of to the winter. are Saturday home visited Oelkers at Erma Mr. and Mrs. Naulin entertaine Austin returning to Sunday and thirty members of the “Four C Club When Dreisner Estate Is Finally the high, The merchandise price is value.” it is “equivalent is evening. not not Sunday an their home, 308 East Mill at stree driving Rockwell is H. a new P. worth the price. Settled By Wednesday evening. The evenin of last latter part the since Sedan pleasantly playin in spent was Judge Weber. week. cards. At 11:30 refreshments wei Hence, when high visited prices reduced merely them where they family Helmick re-arranging it is Fred to The are by served Naulin. Mrs. home Helmick C. P. near the should at have been the beginning. in public Thus, that the is being given it is not After Ida delay of several Miss Weisel has returned horn seen, a years Sunday. last Prairie Blooming by combination from Minneapolis where caused of circumstances, she the a fair, Austin and honorable spei just the day returned in to Risius Annie treatment same every year. days the of the late Marcus several visiting friends. estate visit days’ at few after Tuesday a Mr. Mrs. and John H. Andersoi Dreisner has been settled by order home. The J. C. Penney Company Prices Stores fixed hoick “sales.” the T. J. Abrahams and daughter Dorin at at of Weber, County Judge Henry our are never have returned home from Minneapc who has Herman decided in favor of 9m-notch the beginning- in lis, where they attended the Stat Levy .525,000 legacy. in the of matter a Monument Dealer’s convention hel PARKi th? West Hotel. at Mr. Anderso The bequest Paul Dreisner of to re-elected president of the was asst 55,000 declared forfeited by the was ciation. for the that Paul has court reason theatre! Miss Evelyn Ober entertained been heard of for 30 te not over years. Monday evening her hom< In his decision Judge Weber also at guests 103 S. Chatham Cards street. disallowed the claim of Moritz Heim, wei played and delicious refreshment St. Paul who claimed to attorney, * a Comfort Shoes and FRIDAY— THURSDAY Shoes Stylish served. Shoes have of for Children’s and to act attorney were Misses’ power * Mrs. Albert Hogan, 1008 Bryai Levy and BETTY and Paul Dreisner and who LYTEI.L BERT * Women & Children Men For had the COMPSON misfortune claimed fee of $3,500. to overturn a pa a Wear Spring For of boiling her right f<x water on The delayed for case was some Tuesday evening. The burn is quit by of time the fact that the reason Elk shoes. chocolate All “TO HAVE AND severe. alien custodian claimed that property Half rubber double soles. Half Miss D. Rush and daughter, Rut! HOLD” TO Levy alien German was an enemy. tip pictured. Plain heels. of Brownsdale, called Austi as on Delay by also caused search was a MEat, KraMYtU Ur- friends Sunday. pleasure to It’s a ** ca for Paul Dreisner. lm J Campbell Mrs. Susan of Calmer, them. wea.r lowa, Sunday the Charles 4* spent at Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Albertson $2.49 111-2 81 to * Gilleece home. 2 have LaTaria, Texas, where to gone 2 $2.98 12 Miss Eva Rasmussen Miss to and + they will visit relatives for month a * Norma Nelson the week-end spent 21 i 7 $3.98 to or so. the former’s home Albert in Lea. at £ Miss Theresa Seibert has returned shoes. dress Black * Mrs. L. D. Baird Mrs. and Helen X her in home Fairmont, after to spend- whole' Perforated Vance'and All metal side little left Tuesday for gun son ing several with her sister Hel- days ♦ Half and tip. quarter t ■shoes, % Tip. St. Petersburg, Florida, where they vamp. en. Shoes for Growing Feet Single heel. rubber will spend the remainder of the winter. Half Miss Betty Aalbers of Green rubber heels. Bay, * Made Wis.. sole welt. arrived Monday morning and over Half double soles. 4. Mothers! Note the Prices! popular last. Plenty for the a ease wearer. evidence Another All brown bear, whole 8y lli/ to $2.49 fMI val: lace shoes. shoe Quarter big 2 2 Two of our ? 12" to 2 $2.98 80^e3 d heel. spring an ues. 21/2 7 $3.49 to Note the style allows freedom $3.98 and comfort the feet. to 5 5 Per 1-2 Cent to 51-2 8 to $1.98 i** ♦ 81-2 111/2 to $2.49 + Men’s Oxfords Bert lytell -feranc In Brown -adri Canadian Provincial bonds, always r. t*< r - Move •-10 and to Geoigs A onvertible into ritLmd-L-ice cash. Also -a.--£txn num- a Women’s Patent Pumps of other good bonds !>er SATURDAY— A Pretty, Popular Style Inquire Bond Department. at DUSTIN FARNUM Plain toe. Celluloid covered half Louis heel. Made “THREE WHO exceptionally well add to Neatly perforated. FAILED” &W ca The long Austin National Bank these to wear good Half rubber heel. and Men’s lined work looking one-strap 4. Single pumps. sole welt. “IN THE DAYS OF t shoes, chocolate Elk $4.50 Strong, substantial oxfords Blucher style. BUFFALO made Army BILL” t over a comfortable last. Soft tip, half rubber welt single sole heel, SUNDAY- ALICE BRADY Exceptionally well Stylish & 4.50 5.49 New Dress Shoes J m ♦ long for made ser t “MISSING vice. For Youths t and Boys MILLIONS” $4.50 J and W W ish Announce to e /■fc Good looking ft.v.vwr’f shoes yab with “SAFE THE IN * perforated tips and perfora- : UN Duholm SAFE” tions Garage pictured. ♦ Mahogany Black as Oxford s color. Half rubber s heel. gg b * SUNSHINE COMEDY ♦ Single sole welt. Priced low. For Men Wdfiiefls Oxfords t 121 2 to ♦ $3.49 MONDAY & TUESDAY— 2 2 Popular G Model Formerly 5 G to Located $3.79 to North Oak Street on ♦ DEAN PRISCILLA ♦ : ♦ in Has Been Moved TWO “UNDER : : flags” * Men’s Shoes Styiish Kid ♦ * to t Gun metal calfskin j ADDED ATTRACTION Rem oxfords. arkable Priced Rope Values Low stitched E. 118-120 Water St. * LARRY SEMON ♦ ti shown. Half as ♦ Black kid oxfords rubber All mahogany kid shoes. heel. Single with circular t “THE COUNTER vamp. Building ♦ Formerly Occupied by sole Harry Meyers welt. Sturdy Half rubber heel. Single' and Plain tip. Military I well JUMPER” made. sole welt. Attractive last * heel. Substantially x— A good example of the + wonderful made, economically Hear he DUHOLM’S Augmented 4- ;* GARAGE shoe I 5.49 & vr priced. 4.50 Park Orchestra ♦ + $5.90 $3.98 Matinee Daily 2:30 at + PHONE 2743 118-120 EAST WATER STREET X Two Evening Shows * j 7:30 and 9:00 +