pMffi *?&t.\\ s^ », If *v VjS Ff ^TIP MOWER COUNTY NEWS. AUSTIN MINN. i:v2%!-?••"• V- ^.r"•'-? '-'^-8. Page Three Thursday, June 16,1921 He took the same router that Thomas the"fogitive" got' out of the box and The thing that you are excited REEL FACTS To Swim orNot to Swim Murray, a daring crook, took when into a fever about today will be made his "getaway" with the camera he escaped, nailed up in a laundry something to laugh about in six photographing the feat. "The Guile of Women." case, on May 27, 1887. Imprisoned months. Will Rogers, star of "Guile of old-timers smiled as they looked on. Women/' a Goldwyn picture, complained After crushing a poppy he had purchased They found the scene interesting and Never treuble troobte till treuble trouble* of the photoplay he made and then making disloyal remarks, instructive. tiut'witin it: C9RM Just meet It with an previous to this one that it was "a Ralph Altman of Melrose, optimistic view, Speed 5(ifETy Warden Lewis E. Lawes permitted Though eklea are gray and cloudy Juat mighty interestin' picture, but he'd Minnesota apologized for the act before Director Forman to stage the scene •mile a bit and say. ECONOMICAL rather have a little more action in it members of the American Legion "The sun will shine tomorrow and chase at Sing Sing, but was extra cautious the clouds away." than go fishin' so much!" The only post at Melrose. The apology to see that no genuine convict was Be generous, unselfish. complaint Rogers ever makes about accepted. Be loyal, brave and true. tempted to depart with the players. But never trouble trouble, till trouble working is when it isn't strenuous The "prisoner" was hidden inside the troubles you. enough to suit his, boundless vitality. —Caroline Sumner. big packing case inside the prison and J: F. FAIRBANKS In "Guile of Women," which comes to then, as the gate was opened to let [7i 1 the Park Theatre Sunday the actor SEASONABLE DISHES. the truck drive out, rode to freedom found action enough to satisfy even in the case. The truck drove to the A his extreme ideas. Especially did he SIMPLE salad of chicory, lettuce, Ossining freight .station, ,/with the mustard or water cress may be get exercise in the two fights with camera clicking behind it, and there dressed with at least a Hundred delightful big men and difficult to vanquish. In Dealer In variations of salad dressings. fact the day these two fight scenes The standard French dressing, liked by were made Rogers admitted he'd like COAL, WOOD, LIME, JhWELM a great majority, is prepared with four to lay off the rest of the afternoon to Adequate, modern equipment, CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, tablespoonfuls of oil and one of snappy recuperate. skilled men, expert supervision vinegar, one-half teaspoonful of salt, BRICK AND WALL "The City of Silent Men." mean economy, safety and speed one-fourth teaspoonful of pepper and Prisoners in Sing Sing prison who PLASTER. paprika with the same amount of powdered TRANSFER SERVICE. in saw certain scenes of Thomas Meighen's sugar. The sugar softens and latest Paramount picture, "The blends the mixture. Now with this Sand or Gravel by the load. WATCH REPAIRING City of Silent Men," filmed, admit dressing for a foundation the world is We guarantee Satisfaction at CITY DRAY LINE Office 301 East Bridge St. that Mr. Meighen's "escape" from the your limit. Adding onion juice, chopped J' reasonable prices vegetables (the flavor kinds), sauces prison was novel and entertaining. Phone: Main 32 galore, lemon and orange juice, "The City of Silent Men" will be O N E S S L. YOUNG pineapple juice, catsup, chutney, red shown at the Park Theatre tonight 412 N. Main St. Austin, Minn. and green peppers, chives, mustard, and tomorrow night. Austin, Minn. 217 E. Mill Street JEWELER chili, curry and too many other combinations Mr. Meighen, as the hero of the to mention. story is sent to prison on circumstantial evidence and after serving several Roquefort Dressing. years he makes his escape. The Make the French dressing as above, fugitive secreted himself in a packing add one teaspoonful of Worcestershire up box, was nailed* up inside and rode he sauce and two tablespoonfuls of finely-minced out on a four-horse truck through the or creamed Roquefort famous "South Gate" of the prison. cheese mixed to cream with three a tablespoonfuls of heavy cream. Serve on head lettuce. SERVICE 15 OUR BOND Maple Sugar Candies. Take two cupfuls of maple sugar cut in bits add one-half cupful of boiling water, and when the sugar is melted boil to the soft ball stage. Remove THERE are for the real business of swim* are bathing suits and bath­ and cool add vanilla and stir ing suits in materials and styles mlng and are concerned chiefly with until creamy, adding pecans. that differ considerably, designed to being simple and substantial. ROSE CREEK meet the needs of women who do more For the average woman a bathing or less—considerably less—swimming. suit spends considerably more of Its •i They may be conveniently classed as time on the beach than in the water Miss Bertha Jax is visiting at the J. swimming suits, bathing suits and and is designed to be attractive as P. Ulwelling home. well as useful. Such a suit is pic* beach suits—and in buying them one P. Gratton went to Minneapolis has to bear in mind just what tests tured, made of a light-weighty woven Monday on business. they will be put to. wool and ornamented with braid. It Irene Snyder of Austin is visiting SERVICE that makes your The logical swimming suit is made has trunks somewhat longer than the at the Evenson home. battery last the longest possible of pure wool yarns firmly knitted, overgarment and is pictured in black Miss Lucy Reinartz from Faribault economically SERVICE X- elastic and shaped to cling close to and white, worn with black silk stockings is home for a few weeks' vacation. that is cheerful, prompt and efficient—that Mike Reinartz is doing some repair the figure. It should fit perfectly and and white canvas shoes. There is is the real bond work this week on the Wendell house. hold its shape indefinitely. Such suits a sash of the fabric that slips through between that station and its Little Victor Gall had his tonsils rein-ved many patrons. slides and ties at the front and a pretty are to be had in new colorings and they Tuesday at the St. Olaf hospital. consist of short close-fitting trunks cap of rubberized cloth brightens Try us for watering, charging reaching not quite to the knees and up this very smart looking affair. It or repariing. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Thomson were is not so close fitting as the regulation in an overgarment that is a little shorter Austin callers last Thursday afternoon. swimming suit—which fact often University of than the trunks, sleeveless and having a round neck. They may slip on, is advantageous to Its wearer—and It Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Struck left Monday Southern Minnesota is becoming. or fasten on one shoulder. Half hose morning for Detroit, on a camping "Broadway Jones" has taken the town by storm." N. Y. Tribune) trip. and stocking cap to match often accompany iU. Phone Main 702-F —while his money lasted! Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heines of them and they are usually Austin spent Sunday at the W. D. woven in two colors, as orange and Fink home. black, blue and red, green and white, And then! Well, you don't dare even IMAGINE the laughs, Miss Blanche Johnson visited over black and red and so on. Such suits it's George Cohan's funniest comedy. Eighty Broadway CprraoMT ir M. Sunday at the home of her brother, players, with William Keighley, bring it here to: split your sides E. O. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulven and son, last Sunday evening. A very large the fifth night of the Miss Srsen.. The local contest was Stanley, visited with relatives at crowd gathered at the tent on that held at the public scuooi on Monday. Adams Sunday. evening to see the drama, "Cappy Alice Pulver received first and Lenore AUSTIN Miss Ida Gilbertson has returned Ricks," and all were greatly pleased. Merrill second prizes in class A in home from a visit with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Will Cress and children, sewing. Ole, at Goodell, Iowa. Mrs. Nickolas Cress and daughter, Several of our Deosle enjoyed a Mrs. Johnson, who has been visiting Mary, motored to Ellsworth last picnic and we hope to have more of at the McDaniel home, has returned Saturday to visit at the Peter Cress day evening. It is an ideal spot for a to Fort Dodge, Iowa. home over Sunday and returned home picnic and we hpoe to have more of J. J. Merrill is taking his annual Tuesday afternoon. them in the near future. The band vacation. His substitute, Peter Hoeffner Miss Partridge came last Sunday rendered a few selections during the is serving on the route. mm evening, and was accompanied by early part of the evening. mpow saw«M sui Mrs. Frank Uschold and Mrs. Mike Ragen will entertain the Ladies Aid Spectacular Those American ship«,fiying 5 ...2 Thursday afternoon, June 16, at the latter's home. the Stars ana Stripes Perplexing Problems Musical Production Miss Amy Weinert returned home will carry you and last week from Linsinawa, Wisconsin, Of state and nation discussed in a your goods anywhere "The Gondoliers," eleven artists where she has been attending school masterly address, entitled "The Challenge under personal direction of Arthur the past year. of the Hour," by QUIN BRINQSA. Two and three generations Dunham, of Chicago, in a sparkling, Mrs. Landheir, who visited with her O'BRIEN, one of the leading brains brilliant rendition of the jewels of all daughter, Mrs. George Hartman, a ago, the Stars and Stripes of the Middle West. Opeil forum few days last week, returned to her were all over the world. discussion a feature. home Saturday. Then they almost Vanished Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ulwelling of World Famous Artists Are You from the seven seas. But Faribault spent Sunday here with Mr. today they are again. back Ulwelling's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Good American? CARMEN PASCOVA, the famous John Ulwelling. Big splendid steamers, American prima donna of the Chicago Grand Wm. Crane of Austin is here taking owned and operated, carrying —If so, you will be a better one. Opera Company, whom critics rank cqre of the lumber office during passengers and goods. are crowding —If not, you will change your with Melba and Galli-Curci FLORENCE the absence of A. H. Landdek, who their wiy incp all foreign ways after hearing the dynamic eloquence HARDEMAN, for five yeara •with two brothers, left for a fishing harbors/with' the Stirs and of GRANVILLE JONES, one solo violinist with John Phillip Sousa trip. Stripes proudly fluttering from, of the founders of the 100 Per Cent arid STEWART WILLE, pianist and Miss Elizabeth Ulwelling' returned their masts. American Club. accompanist for Arthur Middleton. home from Faribault last Thursday American exporters, importers, YOU ARE WELL PREPARED where she has seen employed at the travelers—all can help by shipping "Farmer" Burns America's Greatest state Deaf and Dumb school the past and sailing under the Stars few months. and Stripes. "The greatest athlete of all time." Dramatic Recitalist The Rdse Creek Chautauqua closed Operators of Passenger A rugged sincere man of the type Services which made our fathers great. In ARE YOU READY FOR HAYING? Admiral Line, 17 Scat* Sttttt, New BERTHA KUNZ BAKER, of New a demonstration and discussion of Yoric, N. Y. 36 York, who will interpret in an evening "Health and Efficiency." of heartthrobs and laughs, one of her favorites in modern drama. Other New Yortt and fttootrjfe Co.. Fbrto 11 Broadway. New York, N. Y. Lecture Headliners W eatherwak-Brothers Pacific Mitt S. S. Co.. 45 Bwdway, If not let us take care of your needs.—We have New York, N. YT, U. S. Mail S. S. Co.*. 4* Broadway, Quartette Such men as ROBERT MacGOWAN, men who are experts with Hay Carriers—We also have New York. N. Y. Ward Una. (New York and Cuba Mail the eloquent Scotch preacher of S. S. Co.) Foot ot WeH Street. Pittsburg, GOV. BROUGH, of Arkansas, the Olson Hay Carriers that need no experts. Lyceum and Chautauqua's most Nsw York, N. popular male quartet back with DAVID D. VAUGHAN, of •, Free use .of sweeter, richer, happier, more popular Boston, DR. RICHARD S. MARTIN :J-, Shipping Bosfd fllffls An Olson Carrier will fit any steel track. and HARRY WEBB FARRINGTON, mare quartet harmony thai) ever. of Shipping dkXton picture U»e Boiird poet and author. films, four reels, in* ow jaqtsat of any mayor, pastor, poetmaer^r, or organizaefcift. Joy Night and Jess Pugh Everything You Need. A great aducaucMl picture Other Entertainment of strips and them Wrtta.fcy infawatidn to H. Lane, Director Info inaHcn A rip-bang-b&tjtery of laugh makers Bureau, Room $11, 1JW "F" Street, Hay Carriers Pure Manila Hay Rope N. W., Washington, D. with AL BAKER, ventriloquist The ORCHESTRAL TROUBADOURS, YOUNA, juggler, and BILLY PRYOR, those six joy wiarzds with SHIPS VOK SALB Hay Track Soft Manila Trip Rope ,Vackl-face comedian, followed GEO. TACK RICH-WERNO, those IT* A Double Harpoon Hay Forks by JESS PUGH, the "world's most unusual -entertainers and a delightful Sling Pullies human humorist," A Chautauqua kiddies pageant "A Mother Goose The baking of good bread, Common Pullies Hay Forks Party." finale-joy-riot. cake, pies, cookies, doughnuts, Forsailinsso/£ass#Bf'r etc., requires FIRST-CLASS and freight skips toall MATERIAL of every kind, also parts of the world ami ail EXPERT WORKMANSHIP and "THE STORE RELIABLE SANITARY CONDITIONS. absolutely otherinformatiou, write THAT SATISFIES" HARDWARE any of the above lines or 4 All of these are strictly adhered Decker Bros. to here, receiving OUR personal, exacting attention, U-S-SMPPTNC BOARD which justifies our request that ft we may supply your bakery food requirements. Austin's City Bakery On Bridge Street North of Court House. CARLITZ & STRUCK, Props. E. Mill Stre«t. VJ..'KnsVlsf fa