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

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Five Page AUSTIN, MINN. NEWS, MOWER COUNTY 1923 Thursday, Sept. 13, mnimrfWHmifflttmnrciwiiaiw!: Premium List HiiuHHiianiiniiciiiiiiiiLiiiHminiii'iiiHii THON’S Genevieve baking Fink, powder biscuits, Ist. Fischer, Jacob Mrs. Austin: first in beet, early cabbage, potatoes, beans,, celery, lettuce, sweet onion yorn, sets, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, peas, beets, culinary and Winter Merchandise sugar sage, New Fall vegetables, watermelons, white yeast bread, ■ bread, bread, yeast rye nut biscuits, yeast rolls rocks, yeast mince pie, canned cherries, ground cherries, mixed, vegetables, gooseberry ! jam, tomato straw- conserves, berry pre-; ground cherry Saturday preserves, Friday Special For Thursday, and cucum-1 crab apple pickles, serves, ber pickles; second: squash carrots, tomatoes, peanuts, parsley, chocolate cake, ginger cookies, apple pie, canned cherries, canned tomatoes, canned crab jelly, apple sweet corn, apple jam, plum watermelon preserves, Fall Coats September pickles, salad pickles. jjfocfe of for Fall of Showing Dresses First Fred Forbes: first, plum. A. A. Garbisch, Waltham: first, Peerless apples, Okebena apples, Ushers Anisim | apples; second, best display Moshontz of frocks by in the Combining newly We featuring created and exceptional collection most a winter are now apples, Charlamoff apples, tailoring, they will be detail and the last of design mode for Fall. Distinctive, smart, correct to Wolf River accorded apples, first, early straw apparel. As the individuality in by seeking exclusiveness and appreciation instant berry crab, best variety of apples; women advised. choosing is able necessarily limited, early third, models is Jewell's winter apples, Whitney number of to were secure we The crab. At Mt —This tht smart tht right— An Amona Garbisch: School At exceptionally section and model of unusal youthful distinctive second cap, Autumn Satin Canton embellished is model produced in Canton Frances Garbisch: Sixth, apron; with three-quarter Crepe. Priced at New fourth, towel. The models four inch all-over tucks. $39.75 Gilbert Garbisch: second, Frittd pure at pictured featured are Jl k bred. Chester White $45.00 pig; first, Fashions sow the in best litter of four Chester White and September pigs; booklet, 6th. Kenneth Garbisch: sth. booklet, Shopping Number Garbisch: William first, Chester under White C. W. boar six Boar, Practical months, Chester White Sow under 2 “VOGUE” C. W. under months, 6 years, sow Magazine of get 1 one sow, over year, pen Dresses pen Lustrosa, Fashioned f • o second, under under one year; sow They typical one year. are beau- its velvety for known Garriot: Arlo Class sewing, B Ist, the of originality smart stockinet stitch darn, towel, ■1 i cuffed in cross collared and ty, of "Mode embroidered cake towel, not sponge Some tailored of crepe are of the Moment** frosted, specified, canned sweet not of Mar- Others fur. glossy !!i.h ini T Mi specified; Jaquard satin and dresses canned beets, not canton corn, sewingbag; are we effect and Gerona vella hemm. d patch, divinity second, sun- showing. ftln now beautifully tiered and I gift article, candy, fudge; 3rd, are Still other trimming. urst apron. pleated. New and and smart Grace Gleason: hand made Ist, Excella and Kar- models in towel; canned chicken. designs in Poiret twill and John Gleason: 3th. junior heifer style bring forth vella new cald; Guernsey Ist, heifer, junior offer interesting Charmeen dependable in class. features very for “Mode of the varieties One of for especial street the appeal of E. Mrs. M. Gleason: pickles, Ist, reason, or gen- course, also show- We qualities. are In the specified; table Moment” dresses, their unusually 2nd, furnishing, moderate pricing. not is eral The colors wear. are specified, buffet scarf, dill pickels. $55 not models $25 showing there assortment at to we are now are variety of fancy ing large a exceptional. each value will representing recognize you as conservative a the ones appro- Thomas Gleason: Junior heifer, plaids for and sport stripes Abaot— Silk and wool Crepe 3rd;; bred Duroc Jersey Sow, The circular Aboce pure priate for early Autumn — Cloisonne used the is in style price flounce,a note, in sth; book They ends, 4th; senior Guernsey new range wear. of this development extremely features this charming calf, 3rd. Priced from— wear. frock. attractive Canton. model in Satin from— William Gleason'and Sen, Lansing: Priced at Prictd at $7.95 $59.50 >» Guernsey bull, old, Guernsey 1 year $45.00 $39.75 $12.50'”5175. bull calf, junior, Shetland Pony, two filly, old Ist. year W. C. Gleason: Five pounds packed but* Ist. er, Elsie Goetsch; Dist. 121: Apron, Colorings Autumn Autumn Styles and in Children’s Dresses Coats and Ladies Stout 4th. wear Lydia Goetsch, 2nd; unclassified, The Sweaters New Skirts and apron, 2nd. | poiret twill Careful hand embroidered dresses of navy, Celecta Gunderson: food best angel Soft brushed wool and plain other. wool used in | clever the and wool each and canton, are any number as new as cake, Ist. fascinating of effects. Sometimes the c010r554.95 colors and contrasting Made in combination are up Earl Grandstaff, best Austin: get plain, other times in mixtures and almost always thoughtful We have especially selecting been in are our num- $4.95 “’512.50 Duroc Jersey boar, best 2nd; of one striped in contrasting Our skirts tones. ready snappy are produce of Duroc Jersey one sow, this bers for department. Our dresses and of coats are for in novelty variety of materials. you 2nd. a $7.50512.50 Miss Alva Gregg, Lyle: tatting, designs the of the newest and smartest mode for fall. The plain wool mixed winter in and fancy | Warm coats ma| sklrt fur collars and cuffs— specified, dresser terials. Some of them have not specified. not , cover, skirts make and practical well becoming sweaters . a as as Ist. $5.00 s3.9B “$15.00 Mrs. N. S. Gregg, Austin: Zinnias, combination and sizes from 41 to 53. run our Larkspur, Daisies. Ist. Ruth Gould, Dexter: Market poultry, Ist. Otto Haarstad, Dist. 98: rack, 2nd OUTINGS UNDERWEAR VELVETS CORDUROYS Exceptional Values Effect in hanger, coat sth. Women’s brown union suits velvets in outing flannels with in. colored 22 New | Thelma Haarstad, navy, Dist. 98, coat During Our colors in dependable of full range a yd— built 1 Special shoulder bodice black. stripes, checks and in. wide in 27 hanger, 2nd; holder, box, Ist; match per up or in. corduroys, 36 style. Very special 2nd and 3rd. Special— and solid at— sl.lO colors, First showing of wide at— Frank Hacmac, Dist. 88: Rouen C and C c 69 15 49 $1.19 ducks, Ist; Toulouse Ist. geese, and i in black velvets in. 28 BLANKETS Mabel Hahn, Lansing; bag, sewing Children’s priced Specially i at— waist suits brown. union 3rd. blue, Standard outings in for fall Rith in Hahn, $1.89 Dutch Dist. | 43: Miscellaneous, neck wear GINGHAMS and stripes checks Ist. pink, and long sleeve, specially gray You wisely select supply of Cecelia Halbach, can very your Adams: best yard— at priced at— exhibit per f blankets during the first showing. colors, We have always in three of canned velvets goods, in. in Ist. | 36 Ginghams Nord Toile du c 22 c 98 Helen Halbach, offered high bed Adams: grade coverings Stockinet and brown but black Burgundy, color | practically never o r any dam, with article French hemming, such excellent assortment have yard— | at Special— desired. an check as we per dress, Ist; 2nd; underwear, 3rd. HOSIERY There double and single, light and $3.50 now. are c 19 Outing, 36 in. good heavy Edward Halbach, Adams: senior heavy blankets in wool, wool and cotton mixtures Round ticket hosiery weight— for heifer calf, breed, Jersey Ist; any - and all in plains cotton and plaids. This children—the kind c that is heifer, Pekin old, 2nd; 32 1 ducks, in brown velvets in. 40 year is opptrounity in afford in. Ginghams cannot to ignore. 32 Fancy an hard you to out—in pullet, 2nd; cockerel, Ist. black wear plum and at— cordovans taupe, shades in and dark light Alice Halvorsen, Adams: best and black. Very Special— exhibit COTTON BLANLETS plaids in all colors. stripes— checks and of goods. canned in. Pajama Outing, 36 . Wool in both very wrap L. B. Hanna, Austin: Jersey bull, c 29 TT Heavy r- bed , 1 Full „ , 21 c size soft and fleecy. Special filling and per 2nd; Ist and Jersey bull calf senior, — and* yS yard— 56.95, $7.50, $8.95 Jersey Cow, Ist; 3 and SKIRTINGS ’ years over, wMte- Children’s Richelieu c Ri b 42 Ist. color Kalburnie fast in. 32 skirt| checked $12.50 i fancy $149, $9.95, in. 42 $1.89 $1.95, hose sport in buck, Martin Hanna, Austin: Jersey heifer, cordovan large Ginghams, assortment, a the colei's three at ing in and black Junior old, Ist; heifer two at— years $2.95, $2.98 especially priced at— $29.50 $17.95, | yard- calf, breed. c any 59 c 32 CRETONNES, Mrs. Chris Hanson, Austin: child’s $1.19 blaSkete S ?n“ sweater, specified, Cosmos, not Ist; AND COMFORTABLES Women’s sport hose in Good English he Marigolds, SILKALINES 2nd. skirtings, striped in. 42 stripes an Checks and in 32 in. and also Richelieu INDIAN BLANLETS usual colors Rib Fred Hanson, made Dist. 46: raffia basket, value exceptional at in all ginghams, of the French imported th. fall 5 shades of carefully . selected — new CHALLIES and - Some _ . broken $1.79 c Jimmy Hanson, special, yard— Lansing: are in 59 c bird 75 c 85 per y arns full of A cretonnes, house, 2nd; carrots, 3rd; range tomatoes, laids others in fan c 49 $3.50, $3.75, $3.98 P ’ - 2nd. silkalines and chailies, all stripes, in 48 in. patterns designs. Also bath ,nd c cy 9 8 $4 95 $5 95 Lucille Hanson, Rose Creek: best in. wide. Special— 36 Special— checks, plaids and ’ ’ ’ robe blankets baking biscuits, with powder Ist. fine fall in c New patterns 23 $3.19 Margery Hanson, Lansing: Miscel WOOL NAP GLOVES BLANLETS cords to match— Special— Ginghams, Zephyr laneous, sewing bag, gift article, Ist; i”? biU c Kayser 59 54.98, silk $5.95, $7.50 suede pure stockinet darn, 2nd; 3rd. in. in. black white 2 56 and lined, fancy gauntlet gloves Mrs. Peter Hanson, Austin, Route plaid priced at— HANDKERCHIEFS in different color 2nd. 6: Best dozen white combinations— eggs, $2.49 imported PERCALES Fine Swiss Adams: Dicks, club and Ruth Hanson, work, 2nd. Linen Handkerchiefs. Fancy ’1.98 fancy plaid and striped in. 56 Dist. Map of Viola Hanson, 123: Special Percales. Very hand embroidered in. 36 corners skirting at— America, British North Mower County. and borders. yard, Snecial— at per BUNGAWW — Booklet, $3.49 Isles, Minnesota, Ist; C c & 60? 13 1-2 30 45 2nd. United States map, APRONS ’ towel, Hanson, Dist. 37: Ruby Ist. plaids checked brown Tan A large in assortment light Chester J. Hr.ugland, Dexter: A. Nile novelties in light checks, in. and white -36 «nd black lot of colored linen 1 handkerchiefs. and dark shades, and White boar, vnder lat | 1 year, very spe- Special and dark grounds. wide inches at— 56 Verv Special— cial— 2nd. c $4.38 22 baby Dexter: Herbert Haugland, c 17 c J™' 1 1 79 -- yearling, 2nd. beef, junior Dist. 37: broomholder, Herbert Harvey, 2nd. : pssrrj’Hrarr (Continued 11) on page