pp9ii9ppa.^ i" wm *i MmmtsaWUQ •Bqnrr»- u.^. vy? I Jt 1- ^'7 -?r»*-x--••* TO-4r.mi ••••-fj. S "if* MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Three' Monday, June 27, 1921. --"_ W I Duefes and Drakes. MICKIE SAYS— Trees Trimmed by Machinery. Any Day and Everywhere Sending a smooth stone skimming 11 Camphor Isvderived from the twigs across the water, skipping from wave IMPROVEMENT OVER LAST REPORT clipped from the tree at regular Intervals to wave. Is a very anient game. It DOW VlCMEtt eOWVPUMU -co and these clippings have her* was played by Sciplo Afiicanns and his tofore been done by band which 3 -a- -twf «tYofc -UKC ufc oowr friend Laellns more #an two thousand it a tedious and rather expensive operation. 7 .* PRW4Y AU. fefeCUX years ago, and was probably a An American inventor has Many Roads Are Raised S fyr* favoHte pastime even then. The VOO'LL p&o&fr&ui TW: "ky* ''4^' come to the rescue of Industry ancients called It "epostraclsmus." Its From Fair To by Inventing a machine to do this vr-'v TWAfc VMttEH NOO'U. THE WOODS full English name, according to a work. This machine strips the camphor DARU GLUD Ufe OOUY Good. writer in 1583, is "A ducke and a drake trees of the leaves and and a half-penie cake." branches without injury to the ltmfre By DOUGLAS MALLOCH or impairment of the productive capacity HIGHWAY REPORT I———————m—' How Birds Eat of the trees.. The myphin^ DENOTES PROGRESS carries its own gasoline engine. As A nuthatch will carry a fragment of THE CODE. it is drawn between the rows of camphor a hickory nut to a tree and wedge it YOUR trees its cutting knife cuts off Into a crevice in the bark. Jays and Gives Condition of All Minnesota morals down there in the the leaves and small branches. chickadees hold th£ nut or seed they 4 Roads and Highways For city would peck under the foot, but the Week. Are different morals from ours': "Expectation" Dream. nuthatch makes a vise to hold it of Both punish, ner pardon, ner pity. To dream that you expect some one 'the bark of the tree, and one act is St. Paul, June 25—Minnesota trunk The serpent thet gits in the flow'rsi and he comes denotes you are safe, Just as intelligent as the other highways generally are iiVgood condition, Both punish, when punishment's in the course you are .pursuing, but hot!' [are the promptings of instine.—Jul-' according to the weekly bulletin if-he does not come, then your course coram', 'Burroughs. issued today by the state highway An* yet on a different plan: Is unwise and you should change. department. Sou gener'ly brand the woman— We gener'ly shoot the man. Many sections of highway were A new dress makes a new woman. News advertising brings results. raised from the "fair" to "good" (Copyright.) O classifications in the new compilation Ceuntr/s Oil Refineries. of reports from district superintendents MJLKENASTON Phont Brldgt Rtsldtnce Today there are more than 400 oil by W. F. Rosenwald, chief maintenance refineries in the United States, wiU» engineer, and the number 802 an aggregate daily capacity of nearly Main 659-R rated "poor" is smaller than a week! 2,000,000 barrels. Texas leads all the a REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS states with more than seventy plants Trunk Highways— completed. Oklahoma is second and Citr-tnd Business Properties. Rentals and Insurance No. 1 Good—Albert Lea, St. Paul, Duluth Pennsylvania third. Office with NiahuU ft D«Buhr Lead Co. and North Shore. South state line, good, Albert Lea •THE AUSTIN. MINN. Autia National Baak Bids. Derivation of April. good, Owatonna fair, detour, Fariboult Authorities on derivation of words good, detour, paved, Northfield KITCHEN state that the word April, the name of good, Farmington good, St. Paul de-tour, our fourth month, was derived from White Bear good, Forest Lake CABINET the Latin verb, "aperlo," I open, and .good, Rush City good, Pine City good, that the month was so named because TYLE Hinckley good, Sandstone good, Moose (©, 1)10, WMtirn Newp»pw Pilon.) It is the time when the buds of trees Lake fair, Duluth fair, Two Harbors and flowers open. "If this were the lair, Grand Marais fair, Pidgeon] "Many people In ordinary circumstances case, it would make April singular ERVICE Eiver. I SOMETHING are millionaires of cheerfulness. bow sleeves. A wide, plaited raffle on new for the summer among the months, for the names of They make their neighborhood No. 7—Good, Owatonna, Mankato and the blouse makes a frothy cascade of outing, that may be worn any day brighter, happier, and a better place none of the rest, as designated -In Lake Benton. and everywhere and fit In with all net down the front. to live in by their presence they raise Lntln. have any reference to natural Winona good, detour, St. Charles A light-weight smooth wool fabric ATISFACTION the usual vacation backgrounds—that the value of every lot for blocks onpdltlons or circumstances." .good, Rochester good, Kasson good, around them." is what the prospective tourist is looking In a dark color makes the attractive Dodge Center good, Claremont good, for. Something practical it must dress at the right with plaited skirt RECIPES WE LIKE TO TRY. Owatonna good, Waseca good, Mankato be and a little novel and interesting and eton jacket It has short sleeves and is wwii with a hand-made blouse good, New Ulm good, Springfield at least There is a great demand for fair, Tracy fair, Lake Benton fair, A very savory dish of meat If carefully these out-doorlng clothes, Informal, of fine voile and narrow lace. Hie KOBE'S CAFE State Line. selected and prepared as well as but smart and full of style. The shops sleeves of the jacket are finished with No. 9—Fair, LaCrescent, Fairmont ft-ell cooked Is: are presenting many separate skirts, a pretty bit of needlework. to be worn with suitable blouses, and In casting about for something new, and Luverne. Salisbury SteaV. LaCrescent fair, Hokah fair, Rush-• —Choicer meat Is providing handsome light-weight sweater-coats the innovation of knitted dresses must is with hats and parasols to not be neglected they are pretty, in lord fair, Lanesboro good, Preston "N steak than that match them, in fine materials, to answer the light tones especially Sfc, and are fair, Fountain good, Wykoff good, the demand. just dawning over the horizon of the used In Hamburg. Spring Valley good, Grand Meadow The ends Separate skirts for midsummer have fashion world. They look as if they lair, Austin good, under construction, taken to stripes and' cross-bars, or had much to commend them—It must of filets of beef isir, Albert Lea good, Blue Earth: large checks, in which white and a be conceded that they have novelty. .j when they are cut fair, Fairmont good, Sherburne good,! color appear together. White and Into steaks or trimmed from roasting Jackson poor, Worthington good, Ad black, white and brown, white and are used fpr Salisbury steak. In rian good, Luverne good, State Line. orange, white and beige and so on, the home the choicest cuts from the No. 39—Poor, Mankato, Wells and are made up in neatly fitted plaited round may be used or a mixture of Albert Lea. models. The sweater-coats approved filet and round. The meat should be Mankato fair, Mapleton poor, Minnesota ae for wear with them, repeat the color chopped very fine, or, better still, COfWOHT «r «BIBH MnMHI UIMli Lake fair, Wells good, Albert in the skirt usually, but are sometimes scraped from the fibers, first on one Lea. Dancing Party Frock. Drop in— of white, or a vivid color may be side, then on the other. For each No. 40—Good, Lyle, Austin and Owatonna. Is one in which the HOME Dancing parties recently have shown chosen for wear with black and white pound of prepared beef, take one-quarter PEOPLE CO-OPERATE by giving Let Us Show You some Interesting little frocks with pronounced skirts, as emerald green, or rose color. of a pound of beef marrow, crush their HEARTY SUPPORT ar.d Lyle good, Austin good, Blooming Oriental and Spanish touches. White and orange Is a favorite In the mairow and mix evenly through PATRONAGE to worthy HOME Prairie good, Owatonna. The Battery One costume of henna crepe, with Per* Skirts with white sweater-coat and the meat Add very gradually one-half INDUSTRIES. No. 56—Good, Kenyon, Dodge Center slan embroidery forming a large part hat, with soinetlmes a white parasol. cupful of cold water, press into a loaf With A Two Adequate, modern equipment, and Brownsdale. WE ire cplendidly equipped to of the straight, slim bodice, had the Light rose or pink sets—coat, hat and or cakes, keeping the edges as thick Kenyon fair, West Concord good, care for all of your wants, in Skirt opened in front to show a drop skilled men, expert supervision parasol—to be worn with white skirts, as the center. Broil'over coals or under Year Quarantee Dodge Center good, Hayfield good, PURE BAKERY PRODUCTS, as of sand-colored velvet Oriental hair are very generally becoming. gas or pan broil In a smoking mean economy, safety and speed nothing but the. CHOICEST MATERIAL Brownsdale good. T. H. No. 9. decorations heightened the effect of Two practical dresses for the summer hot, lightly greased firing pan. Let is used in the goods we in TRANSFER SERVICE. No. 59—Fair, Spring Valley, Rochester outing, as shown In the picture, the the meat cook oh one side till a drop bake for you. and Lake City. are novel and pretty. One of the of Juice appears, then turn at once Pierce Battery Co. Sand or Gravel by the load. 1 Spring Valley fair, Stewartville We wait hte opportunity to Lines In Veils. heavy crepe weaves In silk was chosen to cook the other side. Serve serve yuo. CITY DRAY LINE good, Rochester poor, Zumbrota Falls 4 There are several new "lines" til for the model at the left of the two, garnished with broiled bacon and with Austin's Gty Bakery poor, Lake City. veils. One. of the latest of these In white with a cross-bar pattern applied French fried potatoes. 112 E. Maple Street. Avstia, achieves a plaid effect by clever manipulation in outline Stitches to the skirt Spanish Cream.—Dissolve one tablespoonful of the weaving. In another S L. YOUNG Tbe coat to match Is slashed about POISONED BAIT Phono Bridgo 301. Mian. of gelatine in one-fourth of CARUTZ STRUCK, Props. you find the dots graduated—large at the bottom and belted. It has a short a cupful of cold water, then add to E. Mill Street. 217 E. Mill Street IS BEST FOR KILLING the chin and smaller toward the eyes. rippling cape across the back and el­ ?i one-half cupful of scalded milk. Scald CUT WORMS two cupfuls of milk In a double boiler, -:1 beat two egg yolks and add one-third X' Financial. THE IDEAL CAFE of a cupful of sugar and one-fourth "Edith is one of those girls whose Cutworms appear in early Spring of a teaspoonful of salt gradually iaterest in a man is governed by his and cut off the stems of young plants add the hot milk, return to the double wealth." "I see, the greater the principal at the surface of the ground. They are AUSTIN, MINN. boiler and cook until slightly thickened, the greater the interest."—Dallas quickly destructive. The best remedy add the gelatine mixture flavoring 'THE HOME OF MOTHERS BAKING AND COOKING" News. is poisoned bait. For a small and the two1 egg whites beaten WE ARE ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU THE BEST garden mix two level tablespoons stiff, folded in lightly. Turn at once of white arsenic, arsenate of lead, or AT THE LOWEST OF PRICES Into a mold and the cream will settle Paris green into five pounds of dry Into three layers. Serve with sugar Summer TRY US bran. Add from four to six quarts of and cream or sugared strawberries R0¥ CHRISTENSON -water, in which half a pint of sorghum Southern Sweet Potatoes.—Parboil or cheap molasses lias been Tourist Fares the potatoes ten minutes, peel and cut mixed. After the mash has stood several in slices, crosswise. Dispose the slices hours scatter it thinly over the in a buttered baking dish in layers, East garden or a small quantity at the dotting with bits of butter. Add base of the plants. Put the poison on enough milk to nearly cover the potatoes late in the day, so it will be moist and bake in a moderate oven until during the night when the cutworms done. With stopover privileges at feed. 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