«w JN'V 0S? wik PageThreg Monday, June 20, 1921. -..'.! •, rlcan •fa REEL FACTS I AUSTIN ROUTE 7 1 ADAMS Coetuming the *ror From the Review "Proxies." A valuable calf owned by Peter One of the strongest and most Rosenthal got oat of the pasture Dr. F. P. Meany of Austin was a thrilling photoplays produced by Cosmopolitan near the road last Saturday night, guest at the A. J. Krebsbach home for Paramount in many Ittl, Wat tern Union.) and was found later with its neck for a few hours Saturday. Camp Dodge, the famous cantonment months, is said to be "Proxies/' which broken lying dead beside the roadhad Mr. and Mrs. Carmie Ulven and comes to the Park Theatre next where thousands of men from The question for each man to settle been killed by some careless automobile daughter, Jeanne, George and Ed. Thursday and Friday, The hero and this state were trained during the le not what he would do If he had Ulven and Mrs. Tucker, all of Sioux heroine are reformed crooks and how driver—if a little more care war, is to be revived for the 88th mean*, time, influence and educational they carry out their determination to Falls, S. D., arrived here the latter advantages but what he will do with was wed such accidents would not Division reunion to be held in Des live straight against almost insuperable the things he haa.-Hamllton Wrl*ht part of last week and are guests of happen. Moines, August 26 to 28. Mable. odds, makes a highly interesting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ole E. The roll of bills lost by Miss 6ahagan story. The situations are dramatic, Ulven. When Fred Ulven of Rose last Saturday night was found New Legion posts have recently the heart interest intense and the picture 80ME GOOD MAIN DISHES. Creek joined the group Sunday, it by Dudley Rosenthal and returned to been organized in Minnesota at as a whole is far above the average. was the first time in sixteen years the owner. Dudley received a liberal Norman Kerry is leading man Brook Park, Clarissa, Morgan Park, What to have for the chief dish for that the family circle was complete. reward for his honesty. I and Zena Virginia Keefe leading Duluth, Birchdale and Albany, making a meal Is often a problem. Some time All of the Ulven boys are prospering woman. The support includes such The Home Study Club met Thursday, a total of 483 Legion posts in the try this: notable players as Raye Dean, Jack in their western home. Carmie is afternoon at the home of Mrs. .state. In addition, South St. Paul, J\ Alaskan DIsK Crosby, Paul Everton, William H. Register of Deeds, Ed. has employment Riley Brooks, Jr. The day was perfect which gave up its temporary Legion —Cut two pounds Tooker and others. in the Register of Deeds' office, and about forty in number gathered charter last year, is re-organizing ^l^.*/ round steak while George is partner and half to enjoy the good program and a post is being organized in West "For The Soul of Rafael." Into eight pieces owner of the largest drug store in which had been prepared by the leader, .St. Paul. or many years, Clara Kimball for serving, dice the state of South Dakota. Mrs. E. Dreamer. The remainder Young has occupied the exalted position uH&HESnSgi one-half pound of as "Queen of the World's Screen." of the afternoon was spent socially The official U. S. headstone provided 1*. H. Carr of this city, in company salt pork—less Millions know her thru pictures and on request by the government and at five o'clock refreshments were with Mr. Sayles and A. C. Page of may be used. love her for her charm, her beauty served. for the graves of great war veterans, Austin spent the past week at Dexter, Cook the pork and one cupful of finely and her brilliant histronic ability in Strawberries are turning out much is of American white marble 40 inches where they were viewers of the cut celery and one large onion minced the portrayal of widely different better than was expected after the by 2% inches by 10 inches. Each in the pork fat. Fry the steak on proposed Judicial ditch. characters in the silent drama. late frost. Elmer Nelson picked stone has a 2^4 inch circle on the both sides in the hot fat, add all to Miss Blanch Johnson of Austin In the presentation of the great fourteen crates Friday. front face, near the top, in which a the kettle, blend two tablespoonfuls visited local relatives here Sunday. character of Raquel in Marah Ellis Mrs. W. D. Baker of Stacy, Minn., Maltese Cross or The Star of David of flour with some of the fat, pour Ryan's magnificent love story of golden Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wiste entertained California, Clara Kimball Young who accompanied the body of her is carved, according to the creed of over the meat and simmer the whole in her honor at their home on East reaches the very zenith of her long brother, Charles Vandegrfit, here the deceased. thirty minutes. Just before serving Water street. Miss Johnson's approaching and dazzling career, which with it's from LaCrosse, Wisconsin, last week Regulation blanks on which to apply add one cupful of cooked spaghetti marriage was announced. supporting cast, photographic effects for burial, is spending a few days at for U. S. official headstones has and one pint of stewed tomatoes. and investitures makes "For The Soul Serve on a hot platter. the home of Peter Rosenthal. been mailed to each Minnesota Legion of Rafael," at the Park Wednesday. Panned Oysters.—Scald one cupful Speed5af£Ty post. Copy may be secured from "If Ireland hasn't a national bird, of oysters. When the edges curl remove Legion Service Bureau, Old Capitol, "The Branding Iron." from the liquor. Take one tablespoonful I nominate the parrot. Besides being St. Paul. These stones are supplied Swirling snowstorms on the plains of butter creamed with two green, he has a sense of humor, of the great west, hard .fisted and for unmarked graves only. They will ECONOMICAL of flour, cook with one cupful of milk troubled hearts in the contest for a is always ready for a scrap and not be supplied for graves which have cook until thick. Add one-half cupful woman—and such a woman the swears fluently." already been provided with private meeting of east and west and the each of broken nut meats and,chopped headstones. final triumph of honest, simple love celery. Season to taste and add the —these are the elements in "The oysters. Remove the tops from rolls, J. F. FAIRBANKS ECHOES OF MEMORIAL DAY. Branding Iron," Goldwyn's newest scoop out the soft part, toast the tops thriller of the films at the Park theatre "This community paid loving tribute and shells and fill with the oysters. A tonight and tomorrow night. to the living and dead heroes of Serve piping hot three wars on Memorial Day. Not Baked Lima Beans With Tomatoes. Make your wants known in the only were poppies worn and flowers Mower County News Market Place. —Soak a pound of beans over night, SINCE disks that are graduated in size. The the costumes of her maids Dealer In sprinkled on the graves and songs parboil for five minutes, rinse, cook in must make a picturesque background tight-fitting bodice has a round neck sung and words of praise spoken, but wateT to cover until tender. Add one for the eminence of her own and short sleeves. A puff of net set COAL, WOOD, LIME, •deep in the hearts of those present teaspoonful of salt to every quart of JKWELR1 bridal white, it is the privilege of the in at the neck is a becoming item, Vdequate, modern equipment, there seemed to burn the fire of patriotism water used. More water may be added CEMENT, SEWER PIPE, bride to choose what they shall be. not to be overlooked and the flowertrimmed and love and honor for those ff necessary during the boiling. Season skilled men, expert supervision And here she may give her fancy a hat, in a shape that suggests BRICK AND WALL two cupfuls of tomato with salt, who gave their all in defense of the the poke bonnet, corresponds with the free rein but the chances are that mean economy, safety and speed pepper and onion Juice. Add to the principles of right," says the Dakota PLASTER. the enticing modes of today, drawn dress in style. in TRANSFER SERVICE. drained "beans. Put into a bean pot, County Tribune of Farmington:" from so many periods, will keep it Crepe-de-chine, georgette or other cover with two thick 'slices of bacon WATCH REPAIRING from wandering far. If she chooses supple weaves must be chosen for a Sand or Gravel by the load.'' and bake until the bacon is crisp, and "Altho the ranks of the G. A. R. are current styles this years' bride will gown like that at the left. It has a We guarantee Satisfaction at brown. Office 301 East Bridge St. CITY DRAY LINE growing smaller, those still with us live to prove the axiom that a thing panel at the front adorned with frills reasonable prices Fricassee of Sheep's Tongues.— cannot but be pleased as they watch of beauty is a joy forever. of lace and hangs straight at the back c. Wash four sheep's tongues carefully, L. JON ES Phone: Main 32 the interest which veterans of the Taking into consideration the personality with cascaded drapery at the sides put into a saucepan, cover with boiling S L. YOUNG great war are taking in the most of her maids and all other hanging in points and longer than the 412 N. Main St. Austin, Mian. water and simmer for two hours or sacred of national holidays, Memorial circumstances, the bride may elect to Austin, Minn. skirt. The bodice has a square neck JEWELER 217 E. Mill Street until they are tender. Remove, cool, Day. In and out among the graves have them dressed in sprightly and elbow sleeves. Plain and figured skin, cut in two lengthwise and season they passed and as the graves bearing: organdy or taffeta, in quaint styles, chiffon or georgette might be used together well with salt and pepper. The next the American Flag were reached, or her choice may fall upon sheer in this dress, or wide lace might day^ roll the tongues In flour and fry •each was covered with flowers," says voile, lace or georgette. In all of these make the cascaded drapery and any of in butter and chopped onion until the Blue Earth County Enterprise in' there are colors that are adorable. the sheer tissues the body of the brown. Serve with a brown sauce seasoned -describing the services at Mapleton. Two different types in gowns suited frocks. with a dash of lemon Juice. to bridesmaids are pictured above. Serve with hot boiled rice. The quaint full-skirted style at the "Memorial Day, ne day of memories, right requires the crispness of organdie the day when we kindle anew ECONOMICAL DISHES. or taffeta to insure the bouffant skirt. ANYONE the fires of patriotism and renew our wh&%an get to the fields It is trimmed with taffeta frills having vows that our American liberties shall to gather the delicious field mush* picot edges and sewed Into large be preserved, was fittingly observed room, has a luxury for which the IT V»TBM NIWAHI UNIOH corrueHT in Fairmont. We may add ire memorium wealthy pay a high price. If one that for us they fought and for learns a few varieties of the common round with canned or freshly cooked Insurance Specialists us they died in the very springtime mushroom and adheres strictly to that string beans well seasoned with butter, of life, sacrificing all that the blessings knowledge, never risking a doubtful pepper and a dash of vinegar and Austin Insurance Agency of liberty might be preserved," one, there will be many delightful a declares the Independent of Fairmont. dishes which the family may enjoy, E. Ray Cory, Manager free of expense. Pounds of this wholesome Babcock Building ifL food goes to waste each year ""HtXtJi AUSTIN, MINNESOTA "It is a beautiful custom. The ceremonies because people either lack the knowledge (©, 1921, Western Newspaper Union.) of Memorial Day are fraught of preparing and cooking it or with deep meaning. Let us keep it pass it by without a look. The simplest inviolate, a day of consecration, a method of preparation is to peel holy and sacred event, a day of remembrance the caps, cut up both stems and caps and saute in a little butter when thoroughly of America's brave men who have gone to 'the undiscovered cooked, add cream and serveon toast or as any creamed vegetable. country from whose bourne no traveler brines & returns'," stares the Argus, of Shakopee. Smothered Calf's Liver. Make 12 incisions in the upper surface "He was a good son, a true patriot, of the liver with a sharp knife, and a noble soldier. He gave his all having the cuts parallel. Insert bits to the service of his country," said of bacon' in the cuts, sprinkle 'with Rev. Wessendorf at the funei-al of salt, celery salt and dredge with flour Andrew J. Sherin of Osakis, at whose put three thin slices of bacon in a hot ,m ay funeral Osakis Legionaires marched frying pan, put in the liver and brown The Bed—A^genuine Simmons continuous post steel bed with easy in uniform, headed by the Legion the surface, turning frequently. Remove rolling steel .castors. band, when their comrade's body was to a casserole, add five slices returned from France to be buried on of carrot, half an onion, two sprigs The Spring—A 20 year guaranteed sagles s._ of parsley, 12 peppercorns, two cloves Memorial day. and two cupfuls of boiling water. Cover YOU ARE The American Legion made a closely and cook in a moderate oven The Mattress—Afull boxed, Imperial rolled edge, biscuit tuft, 50 splendid appearance. To the Legion an hour and a quarter, basting every lb. all cotton, sewed with side straps to mkke them easy 15 minutes. Remove the liver to a falls the task and duty of carrying i-. hot platter, reduce the liquid to onehalf OH forward the spirit of Memorial Day handling. x, ARE YOU FOR and strain over the meat. Snr- in the future, for the old soldiers' are fast passing away. Only three warriors of the civil war were able to attend the ceremonies," reads the Herald-Dispatch of Sleepy Eye. If not let us take care of your needs.—-We have We will also include in this special offering two different genuine "Last Monday, Worthington, Minnesota, Satin Brass Bed outfits—Each with a different spring and mattress—thereby men who are experts with Hay Carriers—We also have saw its greatest Memorial Day. The American Legion, joining giving you a choice for your individual needs. the Olson Hay Carriers that need no experts. hands with the G. A. R. and Spanish War Veterans and their auxiliaries An Olson Carrier will fit any steel track. 1/ Brass Bed, Spring and Mattress .r staged an impressive program. A vivid contrast was presented between A $45.00 was $66.50 $53.25 was $89.00 Everything You Need.}/ f. V-Vl Tecent Memorial Days, which were merely an excuse to go fishing, and it a Memorial Day so sweetly sacred ALSO A SPECIAL ON ALL Hay Carriers Pure Manila Hay Rope that the fullest measure of honor to :"v. MATTRESSES Hay Track Soft Manila Trip Rope the fullest measure or honor to heroes living and dead was rendered," says A Sling Pullies Double Harpoon Hay Forks 50 lb. full felted cotton V. $12.50 50 lb. all cotton mattress $8.00 the Worthington Progress. Common Pullies ^Hay Forks 50 lb. full felted, cotton .$15.00 y45 lb. full felted cotton .. .$9.00 "Legionaires of western Winona The baking of good bread, fcif county put the true spirit into Memorial 1 J&i" & wX 9fOr"jflbhi IS'M J'' ri cake, pies, cookies, doughnuts, Day. They traveled miles in The above mattresses have fancy art ticjks, biscuit tuft— etc., requires FIRST-CLASS trucks, all of them worked hard, MATERIAL of every kind, also Imperial roll edge—side strapsand are fully guaranteed by us and none of them shirked the high EXPERT WORKMANSHIP and THAT SATISFIES" duty that falls to them as veterans to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. absolutely SANITARY CONDITIONS. of the great war. It was their duty y, 'sS to make the rest of us live for the «T: All of these are strictly adhered Only ouf enormous spot cashbuying power enables us to country for which so many of their to here, receiving OUR buddies died. They left fields and make this remarkable offering to our friends.^ personal, exacting attention, .Vi ..V"- .».» ships and stores and homes, borrowed &'• "'4 which justifies our request that -ff trucks, worked and sweated, to visit we may supply your bakery ^Austin Furniture Co. On Bridge Street North of Court Housef Freemont, Utica and St. Charles. food requirements. Their spirit is a lasting lession in patriotism," Jsi Austin's City Bakery 1 sf?\ Mt declares the Union Free^ ft" Press of St. Charles. CARLITZ St STRUCK, Props. This is the End, but the echoes of Advertisements in the News Bring Results. C. Mill Street. Memorial Day will never die. •v •V€ '4 •f vJ, 4- A