AUSTIN, MOWER COUNTY NEWS, MINN. 19,1923 April Thursday, Page 7 fßelpwyrES ALBERT THON, ace Minn Aualln EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. ST. JOHN’S Corner Kenwood (Missouri Synod. Avenue F. Milbrath, College Street. W. and - - Pastor. S. First, Parsonage, SO2 iop street Telephone 7465.) Sunday services in German 9:45 at a. m. ; :00 in English. No II at a. m. services in the Sunday school evening. at 12 :15 in English. Everyone is cordially p. m. invited attend these services. to FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner St. Paul Mill and Raymond streets. C. Swisher, D. D., Minister. Morning school worship 10:30. Sunday at 12.-00 at m. APPAREL NEW of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Oakland and St. Paul I avenue Rev. J. McFarlane, street. Pastor. Sunday school 9:45. at Morning service 10:45. at B. Y. P. U. 7:00 at p. m. Evening service 8:00. at Services Thursday evening 8:00. at ACCESSORIES nd FIRST CHURCH CHRIST SCIENTISTS. 121 West Maple street. Morning service, 10:30. Sunday school Testimony 11:45. at meeting, Wednesday, 8:00 at p. m. ST. AUGUSTINES CATHOLIC CHURCH. Corner Kenwood Avenue and Water street. Rev. E. H. Develin, Priest. PRICED 10:30* VELY Mass 7:00, 8:30, and Evening a. m. service, 7 :80. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. Corner Franklin and Cedar streets. Sabbath school Saturday 11:00 at a. m. Regular church service 12:00 Prayer at m. Wednesday 8:00 at meeting- p. m. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 10:00 Sunday school. a. m., Sermon 11:00 at a. m. Evening services 7:80 at p. m. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner Water and St. Paul streets. Rev. A. G. Patterson, Pastor. Morning service 10:30; Sunday school at 12:00. at Evening service 8:00 at p. m. i SI faffip&sr Thursday evening service 8:00. at ST. OLAF LUTHERAN Morning worship Evening service. 7 :30. Boy Scout pictures will be shown and the Boy Scout Band will play. Everybody welcome. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Corner St. Paul and Water Rev. G. streets. H Ten Broeck, Rector. Holy Communion. 8:00 a. m. Church school. 12:00 m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Cor. Oakland and Greenwich streets. Rev. G. F. Fink, Pastor. Bible School 10:00 L. at E. Hardy, a. m., superintendent. Preaching 11:00 at and 7:30 a. m. p. m. The Store For Larger Sizes The big Bible class 7 :S0 Thursday at ening. Four Christian Endeavor great Societies all operating the at time 6 at :*5 same p. m. Ellis Storing, president. SALVATION ARMY. Distinctly “different” Public meetings, 116 E. apparel for Water Street. well proportioned Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdav. Sunday 6 :S©: evening services Lieut. at who of old looking clothes. women are weary Marie Stebbins. /^§M< Let John Do It. The writer has been favored not Suits, Coats, Dresses, Blouses, with the acquaintance of John M. Christgau, but have followed his we the in arguments Daily Herald, on Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery the Good Road question with interest. Judging from their tone, Mr. Christgau is booster for good good roads, a schools, churches good and general \*;_ _L c.L • good for the community. He has no for We specialize the Sveltline System of apparel in objection the road it to program, as benefits the of the highways and users larger here will find fit garments to you women, you but fears that much of the is •«***••• • money reasonable price. at expended wastefully—that the work a of the highway department is not Yards and yards of the most getting for results the money expended. attractive of the in patterns new The greatest the world progress /V« has known has of the result r come as Wash Fabrics for making the summeriest questioning the methods in in force is Woman N too o proposition, but often the too every Two Summer of Dresses— desirable results delayed by failing are Stylish Stout be to heed the warning thus given. to Now aid in the faster development to provided she Striking Inch 40 Normandy Voile 75c of Mower highways, wears county Inch Zephyr Ginghams 27 21c we suggest The voile ■with the printed dot. that Mr. Christgau be placed In checks, plaids and plain colors. in charge of certain portion of a Inch French 40 Ratine $1.25 New Mower Inch Zephyr county’s highways 32 Gingham 29c demonstrate to In variety of shades. the- a feasibility of his In checks, plaids Stylish Stout" plans and plain colors as those opposed to of the highway authorities. Inch 36 Cotton Ratine 50c Inch French Gingham 32 59c Corsets Corset plaids, New also checks plain Taxpayers and do their not want to see Inch 38 Plaid Ratine $1.25 tax squandered when have colors. money we those know who whereof Inch 36 Dress Linen among 98c us Inch Silver Tissue 32 69c style fit they to We have speak and give better The your non-crushable kind, shades. a can us 19 The sheerness of this material roads for less money.—Six Town individual figure type. Values News. Inch 36 Novelty Suiting especially desirable for 65c lakes it In plain colors, suitable for 'ght dresses. summer WANT BETTER ROAD. Dresses, Suits, Skirts, etc. Inch Lorraine Tissue 75c 36 »rs, $3.50 Ne Community May Be Given wry Inch Novelty Crepe 36 98c quality tissue in fine .59 A vert’ Better Highway. In plain colors and bar stripes. checks and stripe patterns cross cross A delegation Owatonna went to last Tuesday wait the to county on “FOREST MILLS” commissioners with petition for the a grading of the road leading the to Newry settlement from Blooming Underwear Knit Model 630 Prairie the Ole Ille to Arthur corner. Johnson, J. W. McNearney, and Geo. J. Johnson represented the Offering New township Lady clever American A quality combed of the finest made is and Senator Rask, cotton E. O. Habberstad, designed Coutil Corset to Srsen, L. B. Betlach, N. fhe A. Olson, figure give Models Spring reasonably priced. average it is yet Dr. Melby and T. P. lines. Sizes 23 36. Fagre to smart represented the village. Senator Rask <1 59c 79c 98c acted spokesman. The union suits-- commissioners as Perfect Your ■ appeared be willing to to consider the 35c especially matter when 25c 50c vests- Ne Corset the bankers, in Rask and Habberstad, Modart w both promised if to warrants carry 49c 59c 79c KNIT models BLOOMERS to meet , The commissioners necessary. Cr promi the demands of TWO NEW ised look the to road in the Spring the over near . • ’ , -> *;• ft •• ■' - . , future and the good prospects S, are p i ■ that this stretch of which road is in American miserable condition be will improved a slender. stout or ■ harmony in with what has been F there is Modart a done by willL Bljgj I Freeborn for the farmers county TV model which Lady require-Ibf'lg v of the Newry isf'f- Community.— the - * meet 1 Springt ime I |j|j L of j Blooming Prairie Times. ments I figure, her Ps ward- g pßp I [» Models robe and her Mower Herd Ranks Curtain Time Thirteenth Select State In corset % your jKSj&f before | you pur- Meeting Two 1 chase New Filet Nets,. your new 98c [ According the March to letter Spring clothes. . Model 714 from the University Farm Mower a Definite Hff9 Needs New Tuscan Nets Come 98c into de- our herd ranked thirteenth the in county nfj partment for a Brocaded ingenious American An state of testing reports §§B on cow associations. Modart fitting. Marquisette Girdle 25c, Lady rubber 35c, 45c The herd of Gleason and for the seeking .. Ask to them young woman Vermilyea in honor position. The We make see was no subtle corsetry. very Cretennoe 25c, A. F. 39c, Ellinghuysen 50c charge herd in /or this Mower- Sizes 23 36. to .... Olm; ted association ranged twentys:xth. The Sunfast Silk testing Draperies two associations §2.00 cow Mower in ranked county twenty-first and twenty-second among the 39 associations in the state. ' - ''