V- &r> F. -yftc Tkn^ T' w* ''A1 rf,.-, CMrS^ y/ *, "j,"*. I-* .* us '^^SWSWf ?4$ bOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN: Thursday, Nov. 2,1922. Page Five Seaplane That Has Started Long Flight to Brazil How to Keep Tubers The deaf man is in luck when some Its a long lane that has no aut7" A fat man has to be good-natured one asks him for a loan. accident. —he can neither run nor fight. For Immediate Use university's Lucy Cordiner of the advises Ticme demonstration section Consumers to lay in a store of potatoes selected with regard to the method So long as this allotment of' cooking. Store in separate of "seconds" lasts-, you jboxtes or bins raised slightly from the Munsingwear Sale ifloor with an opening for ventilation, may supply your tmderneeds she says. Label each bin so that at aboiitcone-, members of the family, ,will no mistake in selecting. third less than the stan* Sv* Allotment of "Mill For baking.—Store potatoes that ,t?dard price. have an average weight of, one-half :'to fr.ii.iv. pound. They should ^bfe sftiooth, preferably oil OF 7:':- with netted,5skin, with few and very shallow eyes. This Well Known Brand of For paring and boiling-—St£re potatoes pf uniform size., with a smooth Underwear has been made to sicin, few and shallow eyes and free from scab. Our Underwear Department For boiling in the jacket*—Potatoes with deep eyes have practically Once in a great while the makers of Munsingwear allot us a before the start of her trip to Brazil, The giant seaplane Sampaio Correia, photographed at New York just no waste when cooked in the skin. supply of "seconds." pilot is Lieut. Walter Hlnton, who navigated the U. S. navy seaplane NC-4 on tha .first transatlantic flight, and For salads. Store the small potatoes others are with him on the 8,500-mile trip to Rio. A tiny oil spot, dropped stitch, or imperfection in weave, which would be wasteful of time (neatly mended) is usually the extent of the imperfection in a and of product if pared. Munsingwear "irregular." The quality of fabric, the washability, PARK Close Season At LOCAL ALUMNI durability, serviceability, are usually the same in "seconds" as in New Chevrolet "firsts." Munsingwear "firsts" are famous for the perfect way in Albert Lea, Sat. AT HOMECOMING Models are Here which they fit and coyer the form, and the usual service and comfort they give in actual use. The football season for the Austin Miss Adeline Br'obeck and Miss Munsingwear "seconds" are never sold as "firsts." They are The New Chevrolet has arrived at high school team will close on Saturday THEATRE Eloise Truesdell, represented the local marked "seconds" and sell at about one-third less than the standard the Erdman Garage company, local at Albert'Lea. The game will price. You will find scarcely any difference between many dealers for this line. University Alumni unit at the annual be part of the activities of Armistice of these "seconds" and "firsts"—except The saving is MONDAYLIONEL the price. Day at Albert Lea. The New Superior Chevrolet models homecoming held Saturday in BARRYMORE and well worth while- take on an excellent appearance The game offers a number of possibilities Minneapolis. They were delegates of SEENA OWEN West Dry Goods Co. with the new high hood, crowned for the local team. A victory in the Austin unit at the Alumni luncheon pa el pi in will mean the first one for the "THE FACE IN held on the campus at noon Saturday shield, plate glass windows, large team this season. A defeat will bring THE FOG" radiator and drum type headlights, and were guests of the General the season's total to two. A tie will stream line and fine finish. he nothing out of the ordinary as One of the famous Boston Alumni Association at the Minnesota-Wisconsin Blackie Crook stories. the team has done that little thing The bodies of the closed cars are game in the afternoon. zr rather consistently all year. Four Fisher built, known to be the highest TUESDAY— of the five games played have resulted type of construction and standard on The Famous Road Attraction .J. J. *•*. "JUST MARRIED" in ties. the best grades of closed cars. Ever notice that is the gent who But, the boys are going over to I 5 Reasons For Placing An "X 9 9 models include the touring, The new wears the No. 6 hat who gives the WEDNESDAY— Albert Lea to bring the heavy end coupe, sedan and sedanette. roadster, most advice about running the government BETTY COMPSON After This Name of this final game home. Incidentally The latter is a new model entirely, in a few carloads of Austinites might being the newest member of "ALWAYS help them do it. Let's go. the Chevrolet family. Others in the 1—She is a candidate before the people on her Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt Recommends THE WOMAN" For County Superintendent line have just improved in design record as Superintendent of our County Chomberlain's Tablets. is a E a or and quality. Schools. ANC of Schools "I frequently used Chamberlain's A three day convention of Christian Pollard Comedy 2—NQ schools of any other county rank higher Tablets, during the past three years, Endeavorers of. Southern Minnesota Gives Piano Recital.—Miss Ruth and have found them splendid for than those of Mower. was begun in Grand Meadow on, Friday Haugan, a pupil of Mrs. R. P- Willis headache and bilious attacks. I am THURSDAY & FRIDAYJACK 3—The best of supervision, combined with ability J. EUNICE L. RICE only too pleased, at any time, to speak and. continued thruout Saturday at Grand Meadow, will give a HOLT and experience, is necessary to maintain the & a word of praise of them," writes in and Sunday. A very attractive program piano recital in that city tomorrow present high standing of our schools. & Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt, Rockport, N. Y. "WHILE SATAN was given which included evening. She will be assisted by 4—She stands for economy in the administration prominent speakers. Among them Miss Celecta Gunderson. The recital SLEEPS" of the office. J* were Rev. G. E. Fink of Austin, Rev. will take place in the high school auditorium 5—Her record is one that should assure her the REMEMBER THE 'PHONE. and C. D. Mgore, Rev. Colin Bain, W. D. at Grand Meadow. v. support at the polls of all who desire to see Pathe News You knew all about it. You Lockwood, Mrs. E. J. Van Bronkhorst, .A. Hanson, dairy specialist at E the schools of this county ranked among the didn't let the paper know it. C. L. Cartwr-ight, Miss Lottie the University Farm, was in Austin best i^the state. Hear the Augmented You found fault because the paper Prepared and circulated for Eunice L. Rice Beatty and Mr. Quam. The Boy Saturday consulting with County Park Orchestra didn't have it. Hardly fair. Scout band of Austin took part in Agent Liebenstein relative to cow •. a a***.-:- 3* 'i" Matinee Daily at 2:30 When you have an item remember the Saturday program. Two Evening Shows testing in the county. the News and 7:30 and 9:00 REMEMBER THE 'PHONE. A man doesn't have to be a second Dial 2650 Christopher Oojumbus in order to The News—$2-50 a year—worth itNews ihemcim find trouble if he is looking for it. advprtising brings results. Copyright, 1922, Western Newspaper Union. emarkable Demons AR tration Chronic fault Anders should consider that it is their envy which deforms everything, and that the ugliness is not in the object but in the eye. MORE GOOD THINGS And Sale ——"r-"" Hamburg steak seasoned and made You will like the splendid into a flat cake, then broiled, makes an entirely different of Famous ONE MINUTE WASHER and JEWEL STOVES and RANGES Christmas Cards we are offer­ steak from the usual way of serving it. If gas ONE WEEK—Starts Holiday, Nov. 13 ing this year and we will be is used grease the broiler and a glad to shov you the samples !!l]l flame. At Our SPECIAL CARLOAD SALE Butter Peanut Toast.—Melt two tablespoonfuls Luncheon just received at this office. of butter in a saucepan and add Prices You Can Afford to Own a two tablespoonfuls of flour add onehalf teaspoonful of salt and a few Orders for Christmas Cards dashes of pepper. When the butter and flour are well blended, add one and one-half cupfuls of milk, stirring HifR should be placed immediately constantly, then add a beef cube. Stir over a slow fire until the cube is dissolved and the sauce thick. Have hot Ask Your Neighbor, She Owns One. All Models to insure the best of service. toast ready, spread each piece generously with peanut butter and arrange Will Be Shown: on a platter. Pour the hot sauce over Be sure and see our them, and on top of each piece of toast place two slices of hot crisp Hand, Belt Power, and E!@0trio bacon. Serve at once. samples before Bread.—Mix and sift four tfupfuls Apple of flour, two tablespoonfuls of baking powder add one-fourth of a you place an cupful of sugar, one teaspoonful of Jewel FREE! salt mix well and stir in two cupfuls of tipple pulp, place in pans and bake order in a hot oven one-half hour. Ranges Lemon Potato Pie.—Peel and grate iElWliF FREE! one medium-sized potato, pour over it one cupful of boiling water. Cook five minutes, stirring instantly. Reserve THEY BAKE BEST two egg whites for a meringue With each One Minute beat one whole egg and the yolks of .two add one cupful pf All Cast Iron-Famous' sugar, a pinch of salt, the grated Washer or Jewel Range rind nnd juice of a lemon stir into Coal-Saver Fire Box^ ui! cook the potato mixture ami unjil it I sold, we will pve Free thickens cool and fill a, previously HO-.i. a ~i baked crust. Cove^w&/f?-meringue X-*" I 2 49 pound sacks ofj J*- -y and brown In a nsodjerfte oven. •aper" it- Lima Beans en Caasereie.—*Soab one f.'-j OS. TERMS. and one-half cupfuls- of oJ" I-BCOO ,$'£•?— 31 da overnight %yat*r»to aiir to shn&A it- Is-a-ir/aT* osm tors .v'o •V SO/ onettoftth tb^ motntaf ctiok Until sort Cook J":: V. •i of a pound offcaeotar vatti 'itlll? Let Opportunity Go By Um^iced. wM add two iiiA(UoopiitMd oaidDt •Utod cook m»tll soft. lb grsaoad eiiwrth ptec* layar boaat Demonstratioii Sale Sferts Momday, No?eiaber l3A. of i.: J-f-"'' sprlftkM with oniony and small placea ,-rn: ftt.r o£ bacon. add salt sparingly and a 5 i-iir P.: .• .•..•UtoLi" '.'A---'- Uttla popper rapoat -ontU all 0 7 io sjpd ...vmiaSl Urn* this jrttar a cupftil oi milk amf .S^CvSirr j' v. sigfi oi a half-boar. fllP -aljy-*