w?s vpp T* '\M ^Ig^Ty**' ^""'"V*? a -V» J?$' A~j i*- mRT £&J5r ... MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921 PAGE SEVEN perior to canned or dried fruit for mm PRESERVING FRUITS in making ice creams and sherbet^, Recent 5,800-Mile Circle Tour of the TO-DAY'S FASHION NOTES and for cooking into pies, preserro^ FOR SUMMER SUITS FAIR FORMS. $ BY FREEZING URGED jellies and other desserts and oonfee* National Parks Is Significant. tlxmring tions. The frozen fruits after are not well suited for enlfag considered alone in a raw state, but are By "MARJORIE" Has More Natural Flavor THan very palatable when eaten bef« STEPHEN T. MATHER, Director National Park Service. By (Written lor the United Press) Canned Product. they have completely thawed. I used as ingredients for desserts an# confections best results will be obtained The reoenf 5,800-mile circle tour of the hatiojial parks of the West l'ront coat with the longer or "slouch" if they are combined befc Useful In Making Ice Creams and New York, January 24.—New by ti large caravan, traveling on a predetermined schedule without regard back. This effect iWveloped from the thev are free from ir-p. Sherbets and for Cooking Pies, York's manufacturing* district is winter's vogue for the "huddled" to weather conditions, has a large significance. It has demonstrated Preserves, Jellies ahd Various working upon spring- models full-tilt wrap—that is, the wrap clutched up that these wonderful regions belonging to the people may be visited by Other De€6erts. RABBIT PIE this first month of the new year, and ,in the front, falling* back upon the motorists from all parts of the country, particularly those carrying damping ever the letail trade is. owing a ",sy10U]tjevS) ant] thus showing: a lower That the utilization of freezing storage equipment and living out-of-doors, without fear of finding impassable Skin, draw and cut a rabbit vane a lines, while Milady purchaser. back length than front. This fad is for the preservation of berries, -i into pieces put into stew pan is quite "gog at these t-piing ieve- ^ransferred to the suit coat rather1 stretches which would break up their trip as they journey from park to other small fruits and tomatoes could and cover with boiling water. lations in January. Style trends have ,prinR. I park. be profitably extended is the belief of ithan the f!k it hl the 1}ne 1 Cook until very tender. Remove not really ci^tallized as yet, altho Spi.ing belts .which are plain, beaded,! specialists of the bureau of markets, I believe the opening of the National Park-to-Park highway will meat from the broth and concentrate United States Department of Agriculture. arious lines show some poims of, Q,, c,jjj{jroidered are used. I the broth to about onehalf. greatly stimulate automobile travel to the West next summer. Many ice cream manufacturers similarity which te»l what the sea- ^ew houses making satin Pick the meat from the are and canners would be benefited by In addition to demonstrating that "good roads connect the parks5— possible. bones in as large pieces as sons mode will be. suits in place of the taffeta line of I adopting practicable methods of holding Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone, Glacier, MountJRainier, Cuater Lake, Yosemite, Thicken stock with one Suits are move varied than any-1 former black. Many sport models of such products for manufacturing tabiespoonfur flour per cupful General Grant, Sequoia, Grand Canon and Mesa Verde—it has thing- else, especially in the matter tweed are also upon the market, but purposes, say the specialists. of broth and pour over meat. aroused western communities to the need of providing comfortable automobile of trimming-. Some houses use colored Jerseys are practically out of the: It is pointed out that the preservation Add two tablespoonfuls salt and! embroideries, others exploit the use, pHowing*. of fruits by freezing is cheaper camps for visitors, not only as a matter of hospitability, but as an one-eighth teaspoonful pepper. than canning (them, especially when of braid iu novel designs, while The winter vogue for plaid, pleated investment, for such tourists necessarily spend much money in the towns Line the sides of a baking fltsh tin containers are scarce and costly as others enli\en the costume with gay skirts is holding* over for the spring' with crust, either a rich baking they visit, and mean new population in that some of them decide to settle. at present and that the frozen fruit, pie beaded tiimming. Perhaps the latter,season. Contrary to expectation, thej powder biscuit- dough or held at the proper temperatures, has a In certain states through which the highway runs\most of the land cover is most in favor, for each house.. coior effects are even darker than they! gaste, add meat mixture, more natural flavor than canned or belongs to the federal government. Such country is usually sparsely set-tled. in oven with crust and bake hot shows at least some bead-trimmed have been for winter wear. Tan is the dried fruit. The experimenters found 30 minutes. suits. Some models are very gay In such cases, particularly where the road would be used principally, main color in all the plaid effects, fruit preserved by freezing to be fully with motifs of vari-colored beads, as satisfactory as fresh fruit and su­ and navy and tan or brown and tan by motorists en route to the national parks from all parts of the while others use jet and irridescent. are the leaders. Black and white ef-1 United States, it would seem that the federal government would be under ijjnjlui- Many of the cape-back suits have a fects are also very prominent. Both I the obligation of repaying the cost of^ such sections of the inter-park beaded pattern about the cape edge, box and kilted models are shown and system. Navy blue, as usual, is the season's even plain gathered or shirred lines favored suit color. Tricotine is thejare the market. States must do their part in creatisg state parks to supplement th$ UPOn W. B. NUFORM reigning- material, and it is these Tailored flannel skirts in white national park system. It ought to be made possible for a family to start^ CORSETS standaiublue tricotine suits that flaunt tnmmed with red or green stitching in their little automobile from the Atlantic coast and spend every night are Form Builders replacing angles colored beads more htan any of the an(j. buttons are a big line for resort in the open on crround set aside for the purpose. With graceful curves, and silhouette others. One model combines henna Wear. White and red or white and the outlines in Fashionable perfection. Embroidery gives distinction to the and peacock blue beads with floss the first mixture before hoiling. St Variety of shapes and styles, enables green checked effects are also very simplest frock and the designs most BELIEF ABOUT WISHES every type of figure to be faultlessly of the same shades. The floss acts as and pour info a mold ami cool. good. Colored silk skirts use faille in use are incredibly easy of development. fitted. stem or tendril and the beads are Celery With Cut the Cheese. almost exclusively and the Spanish This model in dark blue tricotine Price $2.00 to $4.50 coarser stalks of celery and cook until Make a wish on your first visW: to a combined into a floral motif which has a border in self-color and effect as given by a low, highly-colored bride's home.. "tender in bailing salted wateiv black, with touches of gold here and is used on the long Tuxedo collar, sash is very popular. Sashes of Place a layer of the.cooked celery in there. The vest may be of satin in the flare" cuffs, and the coat peplum. de color upon white flannel or crepe self-or contrasting color. Medium a buttered, baking dish, cover with a On seeing a rainbow make a wish On the whole, there is a similar chine skirts are also very prominent. size requires 3 1-8 yards 54-inch material. layer of rich, well seasoned white and It will come true. cut to all the suits. This is the short sauce, sprinkle.generously with grated Pictorial Review Dress No. 8068. cheese and repeat wivh another layer Make a wish when you see a bridal Sixes, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price, 35 oi each. Finish the top with buttere'd carriage turn a corner. cents. Luxurious Furnishings crumbs and bake until the crumbs are brown. If you see a star fall say "Money, CORSETS youtftrr&lU Fruit Punch.—Shred A IIMII AVllAa a...V four oranges money, money" and you'll get it. AMIma and two lemons. Add two cupfuls of If for you find a dead bird bury It under water each cupful of pulp, and a pine tree and make a wish. 8«veeten to taste. Flavor with a small "Youth-line" Reduco Corsets bottle of grape juice. Steaks and chops are higher in price make stout figures appear slender by On sight of a new moon, looking at than roasts and contain more waste. accomplishing figure-reduction easily It over your left shoulder, make a and comfortably. Hips, bust and abdomen 'yVL&tMrtjtfL wish. In ironing a shirt always Iron the one to five inches smaller. body part first, then the bosom and Weight apparently ten to twenty Make a wish when you hold a newborn pounds less —ALL, with comfort and cuffs. The News, and your friends and baby In your arms for the first utmost of stylish effect. neighbors are interested in any news time. When making creamed tomato soup that you might have. We would appreciate Pr'ce $6.50 it greatly if our subscribers mix a little soda with a teaspoonful InutormL If you have a tooth extracted throw THE VALUE STORE would phone, any items they might of corn starch and add it to the cream it over your left shoulder and make a have, great or small, to us for publication. before pouring it into the tomato mixture. 0 wish on it, Call Main 450. Thanks. This will prevent curdling. Kuppenheimer $60 & $65 Suits Now.28.75 19° *2? .«wl~ "x*of The House of Kuppenheimer. The scare all new goods bought on the presentmarket and THOSE lovely and intensely feminine ers hearing the rich fabrics company. $28.75 ladies of old romantic times, The shops have on sale the fountlalion in their wide skirts and many furbelows, tor their ornaments, the china appear to have fascinated the or bisque busts and arms attached to artists of their day and all those that whatever wire frame may be required, have come after them. Everywhere, and each individual may dress the in luxurious furnishings, we see the lady of her choice, as she will, copying j^^ALE of young mens School Suits—about 75 boys' Long Pant Suits in sizes 31 to 35, some belt all round models, some double ideas that pleased them, surviving all to the last detail the costume she breasted and several styles of single breasted, the former retail price price on these suits was $25.00 to $30.00. Special now ,51 the years that have passed and even selects. -,s $11.75 themselves portrayed in 'miniature to Wide ribbon also serves for covering grace the homes of the most modern the handsome pillow shown, in of Eve's daughters. The silks and which plain satin -and a metallic satins and gold laee and blossoms that weave are combined- It is completed they reveled in, reappear in all sorts by two flowerlike rosettes or the of pretty things—in picture frames, same ribbons, one posed at each end. BARGAINS IN BOYS' KNICK PANT SUITS pincushions, covers for perfume bottles A perfume bottle, powder box and bud 'All^our Boys' Best Blue Serge Knee Pant Suits, in and powder boxes, bud vases, vase finish the group of fancies inspired Boys' Knick Pant Suits in sizes 6 to 17. All good trays, lamp and candle shades, and by beautiful ribbons they employ sizes 6 to 18, sold at most stores at $18.00, now Special patterns and good School Suits. Regular values up to no end of other small furnishings. gold lace and tiny flowers, and $10.00. Special $9.75 Just now the miniature ladies themselves are made to match. There is hardly $4.75 are used to cover and tone an article used on the dressing table down electric lights, or to conceal telephones. whfch may not be covered or adorned The figures shown in the in this way. picture above include three tall beauties New Low Prices On Men's Work Clothes And Furnishing Goods made to cover the telephone, and one shorter one for screening a light. They are all clad in lovely clothes made of ribbons—with laces and flow­ 1W5' COTVUGHT IY VfSTEKN NEVVAPU UNION. EXTRA-^-Men's extra heavy Union Made Men's Flannel Shirts, $3 qualities 50 DOZ. MEN'S FINEST FOUR-IN-HAND p&d 1 Overalls, the best makes,, Cones( at NECKWEAR from Wilson Bros., this is ikemcnm large onion minced in it until a rich Boss Winners, Etc, now their sample line and consists of knitted brown take out the onion. Cut. one flank steak in pieces, dredge with »and fancy Silk Scarfs that sold^ *1*% $1,50 Men's brown Flannef Shirts. Heavy plain-Blue Overalls, full cut flour, fry in the butter, take out the formerly from to Special at y. $1.50 $3.00,f0:£ J.2 and well made meat, add two cupfuls of hot water, j3inow on sale at, your choice three tablespoonfuls of vinegar, one (©, 1920. Western Newspaper Union.) $3.00 Men's best Unionalls, Union Made Children's Overalls in heavy 220 Blue Men's all wool extra heavy Mackinaws, in teaspoonful of mustard, one teaspoonful "Give no more to each guest than he's --'in Blue and Khaki, now of salt and one-half teaspoonful of Denim, made just like men's two swinging plain Gray and Fancy patterns, these able to digest. Give him always of the prime and pepper. Thicken the gravy, put in a pockets and'triple stitched, HC Coats are mostly two and three of a but little at a time." casserole and cook one hour. This special |J)C kind, and are the surplus stock of Gor,r All, the best work Shirts, Black Sateen, will serve six people. 75c 5dori and Summit Brands which retailed Blue Cheviots, Chambrays and HUNGARIAN STEAK. Nut Balls.—Take one enpful of Men's leather Vests with leather sleeves last fall at and $18.00.£7 •yr' fancy Checks and'Stripes, now $16.50 chopped coftl veal, add 12 chopped almonds, and mole shells, all sizes, now Chip one pound of round steak, add now Special at ,-r 1 one egg, one-half teaspoonful one egg. one-half cupful of rice. Scald Men's extra-heavy Rockford Sox 25c 2 for & of salt, pepper to taste. Mix and Extra heavy Canvas Gloves Engineers' Two Laundered Collar| r/| large sized cabbage now, 2 for roll into balls, place in a baking pan now leaves, roll a portion of nfv Polka Dot Shirts, now •^le9U and pour over one cupful of rich, highly the meat mixture for seasoned tomato sauce. Serve on one serving in each, fasten a platter garnished with water cress. OUR NEW STOCK IS ARRIVING AND IT WILL PAY YOU TO WATCH THE PRICES ADVERTISED BY THIS STORE. WE SURE WILL with toothpicks until Tomato of Aspic.—Take two cupfuls five portions are SHOW YOU VALUES THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU, AND ALL ON NEW MERCHANDISE. tomato boiled with one slice of onion, made. Put In a kettle, one teaspoonful of Salt, one-eighth cover with water and of a teaspoonful of pepper, boil 20 cook one hour. Season minutes and strain. Add two tablespoonfuls with paprika, thicken the of gelatin, dissolve In onehalf gravy and serve. cupful of cold water, celery salt: 8pieed 8teak. Melt and bay may added gait leaf be to two tablespoonfuls of butter, fry one