THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1920 NTY^fffWS The "8taked Plain." Japanese 8port With Fireflies. STOKER NO LONGER NEEDED Not a Criterion. Besides being a business, firefly The "Staked Plain" Is an extensive What He Wanted. Remember, young man, that you Billy admired Charlie's rocking horse catching is a sport in Japan. Little sterile plateau in nerthwestern Texas can't tell by the rings on a girl's fingers Use of Oil Instead of Coal Has Rendered very much and begged his mother to sterile plateau In northwestern Texas ~girls pursue It with their fans, boys how her hands will look with biscuit Picturesque Character on buy him one. His mother could not with wands to which a wisp of yarn name which It derived from lines of dough on them.—Galveston News. Shipboard Unnecessary. understand what he wanted, so he Is fastened. Nor do the elders disdain stakes which were setup to guide travelers, said: "Oh, I want a horse that keeps to join the sport. They also organize or, according to another account, WHEN FOLKS SAY, "The Passing of the- Fiery Furnace" on going and never gets anywhere." festival parties to visit certain spots, from the stalks of a yucca plant re Wizards of the Wires. might some day appear as thtf sembllng stakes. long known and famous, to witness the Until about 1870 the Morse singlemessage "That car has the smartest -J %eKTTCnm title of aj)00k telling of modern methods systems were the only ones beautiful spectacle of the fireflies looking top of any in town,' of traveling by sea, with emphasis swarming. Special trains, carrying which had proved practical. The you will know they are talking DELCO-UGHT on the bunkering of ships with fuel thousands of visitors, are run during duplex method, the sending of two about our auto top. Our madeto-order oil Instead of coal, thus eliminating the season to UJ1, the most renowned, messages in opposite directions simultaneously, cmm the stoker who, day and night, shoveled tops are equal to th$ to behold the Hotara-Kassen, or Firefly was perfected by J. B. The complete Electric light and that coal into the ever-yawning battle. Steams in 1872. The duplex, the sending Power Plant finest limousine tops turned out depths of flame. Doubtless those travelers of two In the same direction at the in the great motor car factories. Electric light and power for lessi (©, 1920. Western Newspaper Union.) who used to feel sorry for the same time, was Invented by Thomas it tastes than you are paying for poor The most selfish man in the world stoker's plight will join In the pleasures Edison in 1873, who also Invented the light. like mim e! Is the most unselfish with his own fjlfov of the trip with greater equanimity quadruplex system in 1874. sorrows. He does not leave a single on the oil-burning boats. One of misery of his untold to you or unsuffered iiiSiss^i the most interesting of recent sights MICKIE SAYS: by you. He gives you all of them. The world becomes a syndicate In the kaleidoscopic harbor.of New formed to take stock in his private Auto Top & Auto Painting Company York was the bunkering with fuel oil cares, worries and trials.—Jordan. oom erf -IVV of the Cunard liner Aquitania directly f-tUM "TVC etXMCSSNACM WY\OS€ from an oil tanker. In about twenty SOMETHING TO EAT. Ph&ae Main 381. R. H. GRAY, PROP. Austin, Minn. AOS NA» IN Clarence W Rosenthal hours 45,000 barrels of oil was stored, COUJKNV4S ARE AEN«mS\VJG- TO, by means of an 8^-inch flexible metal A sandwich is a dainty appetizer Paul Pbene Main 666-L 406 Se. St. "CO WGU "TVV SR. KAAAC& hose, the services of but three men which is always welcome here are GOOD FeUJEttS OF being required. Had all four connections A SPECIAL MESSAGE GOO& Fg.UUEfcS O.VCBVjr) been used, the bunkering could worth remembering: GOOD evz.vaeseNVfcW-t6( have been completed in six hours by Avtf -rvC tBEASow fcCNERraeey seven men, this including both processes Cucumber Sands. YS&ECOX VT PfcNSTUCWO. of discharging and receiving. Cut You just know it's a great-tasting Thus the modern method means a rounds from any TO AUSTIN WOMEN saving of time, labor and expense, variety of bread rich flavored home-made since the coal bunkering of an ocean spread with but liner usually requires the services of ter and cover un­ bread from the first bite. many men for several days. It is also til ready to serve. Pare, slice and 1 Interesting to note that the liner's cover with cold water the cucumbers first run with oil as a fuel resulted to be used. Have ready French dressing In the consumption of approximately made with a little scraped onion 1 3,900 tons, as against the usual 5,840 and finely-chopped parsley. Dry the 'y'/*+ tons of coal.—Christian Science Monitor. cucumbers on a cloth, stir in the dressing Every pound of Hormel's Floui is milled right in Austin. It is un­| slice between two pieces and set a I of prepared bread. Garnish with qualifiedly guaranteed and consequently you can make the most de MOSTLY OF INDIAN ORIGIN parsley and serve at once. Thin slices of ripe tomato made good sandwich BREAD licious pastry and bread by always using filling, treating the same as the cucumbers. Twenty-Five of the Forty-Eight States of the Country Have Practically For each Milwaukee Sandwich. HORMEL'S QUALITY FLOUR Native Names. sandwich toast two slices of white Federal System bread, and one of rye. Set one slice Of our 4S states we -find that 25 bear of toast on heart leaves of lettuce. names of Indian origin, while 12 are of Bakeries On this set four broiled or fried oysters English, six Spanish and three French. cover with the slice of rye bread Two states may be said to have American Per 49 lb Cotton Sack $3.30 and on this lay two thin slices of the I names. *The first is Washington, 402 North Main St. breast of chicken, two crisp slices of Horned after tlie Father of cmr Country, Per 24 and one half lb Cotton sack bacon and horseradish sauce cover and the second Indiana, so called with the last piece of toast and arrange on account of the purchase and subsequent on this sliced radishes and sweet settlement by various Indian "Z?" IH. H. KENASTON pickles. Remove the skin from a O S A O A tribes of large tracts of land north of small tpmato, cut out the hard center the Ohio river and within the present and fill with sauce tartare arrange HORMEL MILLING CO. boundaries of the state. REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS on a lettuce leaf beside the sandwich. When we review Indian state names, Sponge.—Heat Pineapple Tapioca City and Business Properties, Rentals and Insurance we must remember that there was no one pint of grated pineapple in a double Millers Of Hormel's Quality Flovir one Indian tongue. Instead, there boiler add half a cupful of boiling Laad Office with'Niehuis & DeBuhr Co. were several separate and distinct languages, water, one-fourth of a teaspoonful of AUSTIN. MINN. and each of these was divided Austin National Bank Bldg. salt then stir in one-half cupful of Into many dialects. Hence the wide quick-cooking tapioca. Stir occasionally variance in Indian names in different and cook 20 minutes, or until the sections. tapioca is clear add half a cupful of Site Keeps Faith With You— Wisconsin, written by early FrfciJch Our FOR .SALE ADS sugar and the juice of half a lemon, explorers of the region as Ouisconsin then fold in the whites of two eggs and named for its chief stream, is beaten stiff. Serve hot with top milk •will sell your thought to have come from a Sac Indian and sugar. word translated as Wild Rushing ^swplu^jjSoatsJSSs Frosting.—Cook one cupful Will Caramel You Keep Faith With Her? Channel, and also as having reference of sugar and three tablespoonfuls of to holes in the banks of caramel sirup and one-fourth of cupful a streams where birds nest. However, of boiling water to a firm ball, STILL iKt GREATEST neither of these Interpretations can be pour in a fine stream on the white of AVDTH ER .'/!i WORLD Mower County News confirmed National Geographic one egg beaten stiff, beat until slightly Magazine. stiffened then spread on the cake Quietly, but effectively, the Greatest Mother in the Decorate with walnut meats. A I N 4 5 0 Artificial Wool. World is toiling and drudging for you and yours. The artificial wool which has been under test at Leeds (Eng.) university She has not forgotten the crippled, blinded remnants is produced from cotton waste, Its basis being cellulose acetate. It is of the war in Army and Navy hospitals. To the victims claimed that the product is an even Business and Professional better insulator against heat and cold of disaster in war she still brings blessed relief. than wool, that it takes dyes successfully, and that it will wear well. In She does more. She takes to her arms the victims of the experiments made, it has been satisfactorily converted into fabrics. disaster in peace, the victims of floods, fires, tornadoes Directory Equal parts of artificial wool and and other catastrophes. Over 30,000 such unfortunates natural wool gave a cloth resembling tweed, and the head of the university's were shielded and sheltered by her this year. textile department has suggested that nfr.fr .fr.fr.fr gofr.fr.fr.fi iiifrm this should be useful for men or women In preventing disease through education, in saving fancying homespun effects In clothing. Cheapness and possible I F. H. MAYER lives through careful nursing and by teaching first aid J. M. HEIMER J. K. LYNDE wearing qualities constitute the special Estate Live Stock and Real appeal of the material. Its defects are DENTIST UNDERTAKING in accidents the Greatest Mother in the World—your Auctioneer said to include inelasticity and liability Undertaker and Funeral Director Office In Hirsh Block RED CROSS—is keeping faith with you keeping Specially Conversant with to break, and these unfit .it for AUTO HEARSE Telephone Main 117 Pedigree wo "k. yarns of the worsted type, requiring a faith not only in your own country—aye, in your own AUSTIN, MINN. Day Call 677, Both Phones Phone 9001. Adams, Minn. combing length of two Inches or more, Night Call 120, Both Phones vicinity—but also in devastated foreign lands. though it may serve well for yarn and cloth where short fibers are suitable. G- L. BAKER. M. D. DONOVAN & GOSLEE W. R. EARL FURNITURE CO. Will you keep faith with her? The good she has done Physician and Surgeon New Aircraft Rises Vertically. Funeral Directors Office in Lewis Building UNDERTAKING and in the past has been possible entirely through the help Stimulated by recent offers of large and Embalmers Phones: Residence, Bridge 130 FUNERAL DIRECTION money prizes a number of French aeronautical of your membership. Will you continue to sustain her Office, Bridge 277 Auto Haarse Equipment Day Calls—Int. 198 N. W. 28? engineers are busy with the Austin, Minn. as she continues to sustain you? Then join the Red Night Calls Prompt Attention in Every Detail construction of vertically rising, heavler-than-air T. W. Donovan—Interstate 114-1 machines. The largest of Business Residence Cross or renew your membership. Send your application 1892 28 Years' Experience 1920 N. W. 448-J these is a helicopter, characterized by Phone Main 112 Phone Main 113 H. A. Goslee—Interstate 522-L DR. F. E. DAIGNEAU on the enrollment blank below to your nearest its unusually large size and substantial AUSTIN, MINN. N.N W. 1080 construction, says Popular Mechanics Eye-sight Specialist Red Cross Chapter. Motor and Carriage Service Magazine. The wings resemble Scientific adjustment of GLASSES RED CROSS in plain the leaves of a four-leaf M. D. to all forms of defective vision ARTHUR WEST ALLEN, clover, and are carried on metal tubes Surgeon Oculist ALBERT HOPFEI 120 West Mill Street M. P. which radiate from a central upright. Surgeon C. & St. Ry. Surgeon Geo. A. Hormel 4k Ce. This upright is mounted on the middle DISEASES OF THE EYE HOFFMAN & RICHARDSON of the metal fuselage and Is revolved STOCK AND LIVE FOURTH GLASSES FITTED by a nine-cylinder radial engine. REAL ESTATE Office First National Bank Bldg. ATTORNEYS AT LAW ROLL CALL Phone Office—Bridge 75 AUCTIONEER 315 N. Main St. Phone Residence—Bridge 499 Had a Home-Made Lock. OFFICE HOURS: AUSTIN, MINN A few years ago we were enjoying a 9 to 10 a. m.—-2 to 4 p. m. 4 Apply early for dates, as 1 sell vacation trip in a little car of ancient By Appointment, 7t30 to 8 p. m. vintage. This little car had been j» nearly every day in the sale *.' November 11-25, 1920 THE HOSPITAL CLINIC it built originally without a windshield season. AUSTIN CLINIC later we had improvised one, using a C. A. Hegge, M. D. O. H. Hegge, M. D. AUSTIN, MINN. bent wood frame. One day while I and send to your nearest Red Cross Chapter Tear P. A. Lommen, M. [, Chas F. Lewis, M. D. was waiting for my wife another motorist Miss Malinda Lewis, X-ray and E. C. Rebman, M. D. walked up to me and said: laboratory assistant. Chas C. Allen, M. D. •Do you know that car of yours doesn't J. G. W. Havens, M. D. DRS. FENTON & MEANY look so bad until one sees the wind FOUNDERS AND SURGEONS N ENROLLMENT BLANK W. B. Grise, M. D. to t. Olaf Hospital. DENTISTS shield, and then any one can tell you General Surgery- THE AMERICAN RED CROSS P. R. R. Surgeons, C. M. & St. Austin National Bank Bids* made the whole thing yourself."—Exchange. Throat Eye, Ear, Nose and SPECIAL ATTENTION given Office Phone: Bridge 103 Glasses fitted to diagnostic accuracy, clinical, Residence Dr. Fenton: Main 455-R CHAPTER a microscopic, chemical and radiographic Surgeons—St. Olaf Hospital Inside the Lines. Residence Dr. Meany: Main 564 examinations accurately As we were driving through the city C. G. W. R. R. Chapter Address I O 0 SO O O made. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA we were forced to come suddenly-to a Geo. A. Hormel 4k Co. General Surgery— halt. Two old ladies were walking Hormel Milling Co. In response to your appeal for members to carry Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Name across the busiest thoroughfare as if DR. M. J. HARDY I 4 Glaskes properly fitted. Babcock Bldg. Opposite P. O. on the humanitarian work of the RED CROSS I enclose it were the most uninhabited place on Both Phones 197 my membership foe of and desire Address »•••••••..»»••»«•••«• earth. I sounded my horn just as DENTIST Office over Haugan's Pharmacy. For Information Out 4C0 N. Main St. they got in front of the car. One of Austin National Bank Bldg. be to enrolled a member for 1921. Of Office Hours Call them stopped dead still and, giving me Phone Main 222 Austin. Minn. Any Of The Doctors Austin Minn. a very defiant look, said: "You don't MEMBERSHIP FEES—Annual, $1 Contributing, $5 Sustaining, $10 Life, $50 Patron, $100 tm dare run over me. Why, we are Inside T7 the llne3."—Chicago Tribune. 'va-3: '•if -S W r9r~ T'