AUSTIN, MINN. COUNTY NEWS, MOWER Three Thursday, Sept. 20,1923. Page WEST 4th. DRY CO 107: GOODS Wayne Burns, Dist. mat, and 2nd. burgs, Ist CO. GOODS DRY Premium List Buttolph, Grand Meadow: Blooming Prairie: Ardis G. B. Benson, 2nd. ground cherries, heifer calf, 2nd. carrots, Ist; Junior * * Buttolph, Grand Meadow: Alwyn Albright, White Ferdinand Berge: board, Lloyd Austin: Ist. meat pullet, 2nd. Wyandottes, cockerel and Florence Blake, Dist. holder, 1; 95: 6. oats, Buttolph, Grand Meadow: Rose Comb Buff Leghorn, and 2; Gladys Blom, booklet, Maurine Dist. 22: 2nd. 1 honorable vegetables, box of Shropshire Shropshire Maurine Blonigan: goods, 3; canned mention. ram ram, and honorable lamb, aged 2 mention; 2nd. over, ewe, years apron, embroidered Callstrup: Oscar Verna holder, Mrs. Shropshire herd, 2nd. Blowers, Dist. 76: ■/' 27>tt' ■ ®|sj slip, bag, pillotv fancy linen, infant’s Alderson: table G. W. 3rd. Mrs. <;. table doily, 2nd. boys’ garment, infant’s spread, sit; Florence ladies’ boudoir Bodenscher, Dist. 58: cap, lace house, made Knudson: bird Ist. hand Clarence apple, canned crab patch, 4th. handkerchief, boar, tatted Jersey handkerchief, Cassidy Bros.: Duroc Boeff, Harold Boeff, Harry Dexter: /\ //<<'> 4f5 «7J®gSSI p ladies’ ladies’ sham, pillow Ist; 2nd. Ist. Junior heifer calf, 3rd; apron, rug, /|i te ■ handkerchief, stallion, painting, Percheron Carter: night of E. B. exhibit Leia Boeff, Dexter: gown, canned v' Ww ’ / ; ■i w cloth, lunch cloth, table lunch lace stallion, tatted hand Belgian goods, 2nd; made Ist. i/Wssßi\ Valley: table doily, sheet sham, Chamberlain, Spring Howard set, towel, 2nd. embroidered UoJPi Jt Im / honobable towel, towel with tatting, Junior heifer calf, Lansing: Hereford Frank Bolstoff, 2nd. towel, mention. bull, Hereford Ist. cow, pH and Duroc O. Anderson: Pure-bred Hamburgs, Ist Arnold basket, Bolstorff, Dist. 43: reed R. D. Chapman: Nellie »< Jersey Pig, 3rd. /1 '>«w»v J<wS ■ 3rd. 12nd. purebred Poland Axel O. Anderson: Bjorn, Grand Meadow: Frieda 123: Dist. pure Christianson, Loretta M\ best litter 4 China 2nd; I pig, bred Poland China 3rd. sow, County S., Mower sow of U. Ist; map Wlfeff Duroc Jerseys, 2nd. Dist. 123: Map of Anna Boyerge, Isles British 2nd; Minnesota, 2nd; hwi\ i y Holstein Junior Anderson: S. S., Minnesota, Edward Mower, U. 3rd; British 3rd. IwP \Wta ' honorable mention. heifer, Isles, 2nd. ndon, Dist. 50: Minnette C« rug Poland Purebred Anderson: bred Leonard Lansing: Everett Boyer, pure 3rd. Uoland of best litter China Jersey pig, honorable Duroc sow, sow mention; Cochran, Lansing: junior Roger I !■/ oOlpf special, 3rd. pedestal, Ist; house, bird 3rd. ’ best honorable mention; heifer calf, 1f 1 p school prize, Mildred Anderson: Ralph Bradford, Austin: pony under house, 2nd; bird Ist. market barrow-, 2nd. saddle, 3rd. 1 Lansing: Hamoshire Vivian Cochran, of 125: Orvin Dist. Anderson: map Violett Guernsey Bragg: heifer senior- boar boar under boar, 1 year, sth. County, Mower junior calf, heifer calf, Ist. old, months, under spread 6 two bed Anderson: years E. sow Mrs. Ray L. embroidered Mrs. D. Braun: table b| old, old, months 6 2nd. i 1 applique, in match sham sow and to sow year t •• linen embroidered pillow W ■ s Dis-' 6: Route cases, fo Ist. Angell, of sire, produce C. Mrs. B. get pen, sow, infants’ 2nd; dresses, Ist. Charlmoff; best Spring Valley: 3rd; Olive Cooper, apples, winter play 0 I ilr Sa- j Ruth Brenna: Longfield, Junior heifer calf, 6th. Hybernal, market barrow, Dutchess, entry,. Ist. crab, extra Minnesota lome beets, Bffrl Coyle, Adams: Ist; potatoes, I Beta plum, grapes, cherry Compose Brookholm farms: single comb 3rd. leghorns, onions, 2nd; aWW?' -w» Malinda, McWhite, Okebena, Ist; and Ist 2nd; single Orpingtons, I- comb ham, Louise Cox: Ist. I variety and largest best Wealthy, 2nd; wild Ist; ducks, Four.) Page and (Continued Ist on 3rd. apples, of 2nd; old Holstein two bull, Ist year Concord Willie Aultfather: C. fib Rss grapes, I). and 4th; single comb white Leghorns, HARDY DR. M. J. Ist. Ist and 2nd; three old year and 2nd booklets, Austinson: Ardell Holstein CULLEN DR V. R. 2nd; aged Shropshire cow, I -Hl sth. fi 2nd; Shropshire 3rd; ram, ewe, DENTISTS class, Ist: Calf Aykens: Donald Shropshire Wtiß lamb, 2nd and 3rd; ewe ' Bank Bldg. Austin Nat’l. 3rd. broomholder, Shropshire herd, 3rd; herd, 2nd. u 1 Junior Austin Dial 2150 Dexter: Aykens, Milford Ralph Browning, Brownsdale: box, ■ 2nd. box, mail sth; yearlings, sth; booklet, Ist. Brownsdale: E \Sfil9r Bacon, navy Dexter Harold Buck: booklet, 4th. lilil \ o - salsify, Ist. ELEC- | 3rd; HOMMEL beans, 2nd; tomatoes, Carrots, Bacon: + Geore 4. TRIC CO. Dr. Frederick Bromley parsnips, Ist. 3rd; of j Brownsdale: box Bacon: George NORTH MAIN STREET 203 Eye Sight Specialist mention; honorable vegetables, carrots, ! for Expert Electrician i Over Wool parsnips, worth’s 5 & 10c Store 3rd; 2nd; tomatoes, DIAL 26 7 9 DIAL 2508 Ist. canned Brownsdale: Helen Barnes, jU'.'iiUiW' toB. I i , l '■ to" honorable mention. to v ■i!iltoi itouuto^tol!!ltol:l!to!iuto..llto goods, i!to‘J to'' ends, book Bartell, Dist. 99: Henry WANTED Ist. sheet embroidered Mrs. C. E. Bates: sham, 2nd. Fall Fashions YOUR WHEAT Ruth Beck, District towel, 58; 3rd. Gertrude Beckman, Dist. 110: frame, 2nd. A. D. Beltz, Brownsdale: Ham- AT TOP MARKET PRICES * ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ »> ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ <i* •> <- I Interpreted I Bring it the Smartest mill to for in cash exchange to for our or LEARN TO SEW i QUALITY FLOUR High Grade Feed. I or £ Snow’s College opens of Coats, * Frocks, Millinery Try Our Quality Products P, : * about Oct. Terms £ 1. rea- -'&X ’ AXXXX.-- -'T / sonable for short * * a course. We believe will find there is better Expert instructions Flour in cut- you no ❖ * * ting, fitting and sewing on i 'F Feed made than the product of mill. 0 or T our all kinds of women’s bring * and with them * of Fall breath days of HE snappy a approaching bl •rf children’s Sat- garments. * ❖ WE WILL BE GLAD TO DEAL WITH YOU realization of the winter and need of * a t warm yfe -.j-,;.IMpF isfaction guaranteed. EITHER and Dresses ON A CASH Wraps and Hats OR clothing. There be EXCHANGE BASIS to are purchased ; t Address T bZSBi daughter and yourself before for the first Millers of Quality Products your young t LOTTIE MAY NOLL, * will surely be busy This month but this storm. t a one snow HORMEL Manager, MILLING CO. * make shopping fully prepared is to store easy. j * * Austin, Minn Becoming the A Fur-Trimmed Wrap Is a BimßirMiißi , , . w;iiß..i:B..:».iiß b b ■ b b b b b..- b <ib <b bjß "B. b Suitable for Beautiful Frame LARGER WOMAN a Face $lO A style better suited WILL to the larger PLACE AN than this season’s slim silhouette woman I smile when the sharp It’s to easy teMS'M- is hard imagine. to As result a snuggle winds blow if down you can instead of having adapt to the the collar in of of these fur-trimmed AuioM l •>'< A.-. one fashion He to her figure she this R.V.\ : ::sM;yA:> may season rich pile Wraps. The fabrics with adopt it in its fashionable most soft trimmings lovely their fur to a are version. A large assortment for very touch. The designs, also, intriguing are very large and stout Sizes 41 to 53. women. long, silhouettes with their slim $32.50 ">sllo.oo broken by little circular surprises. Jfi $19.75 $175.00 “ 1 IN YOUR HOME DRESSES The AUTOMATIC is all Hats That Please metal construction copper Because They are with oversized metal wringer. Becoming There Most wardrobes dress by dress. is This satisfied grow are many an occasion when least Frock at and maybe two A dress in one Austin certainly deserves new and new |h users several will be added that Fall and Winter supply. to These becoming Hat. There a added each month. are Frocks that belong wherever there other smart fascinating are of are are some ones The fastest selling washing Whether is girl school, costumes. housewife, velvet, hatter’s at plush, one a a or a machines I in the city. No II f business this selling will lot combination of these or materials a woman mean a better machine There her. Frocks made. to for her here that Others gayly trimmed type in the are Chinese every new becomingly. Best all, of is colors of sell for much red, can blue, wear every one a new more money, or model with point of that style is best touches in gold. of street every I but will last longer, none frocks * now. I wash clothes quicker or $19.75 $75.00 to cleaner. Every buyer is a booster. PRICE illl NO Illi I||| RIT Electri?sPower 1111111 l fk*"*»nic CcJ|l||| I Hlg SIIO.OO Dresses For Stout Women In Silk and Wool SIO.OO down and SIO.OO A complete most the of kind assortment of Dresses, monthly payments. Other of this vicinity have hoped they could buy in women models other prices. at II Austin. Sizes from 41 to 53. Priced from $22.50 to $69.50 AUSTIN \ \ |li 1 t=F I f r HARDWARE WEST DRY vi I 3 V COMPANY I p &< GOODS The Winchester Store CO. I Durin the September FREE Campaign, Copper * Wash Boiler a the to Pprchaser. _ BB _ WEST DRY GOODS CO. WEST DRY GOODS CO.