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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-21
DEcE lblERcR Dol
Slow Export and Low Milling De
nland Resi- onsibIe
Argentine Exp portable Surplus officiai.
Placed att Million Bush ls-
Live Stock Prices Show Net
Declined for Week.

ward trend terminated On the 10Th IT, q
prices dropped steadily until the 18th
on slow export and milling demand
and increase ii visible supply. Re-
newed demand from exporters and
additional .drouth reports from Argen.
tina caused temporary advance on
the 18th, but prices then turned down.
ward again, with weakness IN foreign
exchange an important factor. DUAL
ity Of cash arrivals at Minneapolis
less favorable account recent rain q
some wheat coming forward damp
Country offerings not large. Red win
ter getting somewhat scarce. Wet
weather delaying maturity American
corn crop; country offerings small.
Argentina exportable surplus OFFICIAL
" reported rs, 596, 900 bu. Closing prices
in Chicago cash market: No. 2 red.
winter wheat $l.28; No. hard win
ter wheat ST. q ]. No % mixed corn SIC;
No. 2 yellow corn SIC: No. 3 white
oats sec. For the week Minneapolis
December wheat down CSC, closing at
81, 421k: Kansas City December down
&C at $1.19M Winnipeg December
down 5A at s1,37a Chicago Septem.
nor wheat closed a. q oelI: cantam,..=
her corn 5aM Minnaano,;a sentamharI
whaat q ~ Is X ansae CITY, san+a
Der $1.l71: Winnipeg October s143. u l.
FRUITS AND sVEGETARLES Po.
tato shinments i = waaL tntailaa
more than 5000 cars. Markets dull
ana woan .,nn,;as ',;hara !. s. =. - !
Glow Prices = ~o;tv - : =, aha,t
steady - 90 15.os n Idaho pc, I :
firm ~ sh;nn;ns No, no;ntsa :, En1 l ~,
waa kanad CO. 8 nhic.go ara o. =
I,onis - ) - noa - eo,7s'o on -
Nav Vol nd M;c r;.. : -. 4 nn,aa =
5nc.s1 - iaad;na - r,ats - 49,
8 per bbl -
DAIRY PROPHETS. Rutter mar.
kets firm #thromgfnnt week hit barely.
steady At close .,rodav,s nricas. about
81 higher than waak 400 contin.
ned lieht receints asneciallvz IT fancy
grades, ana pood con snmntive demand
principal supports 81 markets Pre-.
liminary storage renorts released
Sc ptemb,e,r Is. covering entire United
States shows Sentemher lat tnta,
holding 81 946. 600 <lbs.. comnared with
liz 55S (,1f, his wear ago and with
: Ave wear average Of i IA 326 (,0o his
Closing nrices. az score. 81 New York
44c: Chicago 43c: Philadelphia 441bc:
Boston 44c as & ~ n
Cheese markets steady to Arm.
! Prices at Wisconsin primary. markets
\ 0CpkCAlUSIs xOlA .t#E*sA w HIS 40C 0dlSl0S
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-09-21

AUCTION SALE
Saturday, October lst
psaamencing at 2 o'clock r. N. Sharp
Al IL Division ST, Warren, Minnesota,
near Swedish Lutheran Church
List Of Articles
Ford touring car.
leather Davenport Coax with
mattress.
1 large leather rocker.
small oak rocker.
1 9x12 rug.
3x6 rug.
/ 3x6 mat rug.
/ 9x12 Congoleum rug
baby bed with mattress.
wicker go cart with top.
pedestal.
grafOnOla with records.
round dining room table.
6 dining room chairs.
1 Singer sewing machine.
1 smoking stand.
4 Vernis Martin bed.
I Way-sagless spring.
I cotton mattress. 3. ss
/ oak chiffOneer.
/ kitchen table. 49,
1 3-burner Princess oil stove.
2 Perfection oil heaters.
1 hard and soft coal heater.
Detroit heater. =
I small washing machine.
I wash boiler. r.,,s:59.
I galvanized tub.
1 baby bath tub.
Kitchen utensils, dishes, window
: shades, etc . ...#
Usual Terms
VIM. johnson,
OWNER.
TOBY SCHEIE, AuctiOneer.
First National Bank, Clerk.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
NEW BELTS FAsTEN AT SIDE
Decoration Sold In Paris shops 10
Narrow; One Made by the
Dressmaker IL Wide.

Both red and orange are introduced
In the separate tunics that Paris Is
showing. but Jenny uses splashing
brocades. such as were worn by the
men OF old Persia. When the tunic
is not too long. II Is fastened to the
skirt at the hip. and pulled In TO the
smallest dimensions possible by q
girdle. The public may think that
these girdles are after the manner Of
those sold In our shops. also In the
famous Galleries Lafayette over in Paris
which In packed with Americans
spending their surplus money. But n
the public thinks after that fashion, II
is wrong. The belts sold lE the shops
are narrow. and the ones Used by the
dressmakers are wide. They fasten
at the side. by the way. and have pen
dants Of metal or beads In some cases.
The sash which ties at the side Is ut
terly out of fashion.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
OUTFITS FOR THE OUTDOOR GIRL

short skirts, which button up the front
and have large. roomy pockets at the
sides
In case these suits are not warm
enough for the winter winds, stunning
topcoats OF heavy velours and tweeds
cut on simple masculine lines. or wool
en- sweaters In many different designs
and colors, are distinctly feminine.
One sweater that lends itself ad-
mlrably for winter wear has long
scarf collar that can be worn open
with tuxedo-front effect, but cntch-
ing the fringed ends through the belt.
or II may be made TO serve the double
purpose Of sweater and scarf by
throwing the ends about the throat
and permitting them to hang down the
back.
Heavy plated striped skirts are
worn with these sweaters, one stripe
Of the skirt being of the same color
as the sweater This makes a very
attractive costume TO wear before the
log fire In the hunting lodge at tho
end OF a perfect day In the big out
doors.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
I!sEHSgsll'llgs
oAG % VIZ
WY :s.,.: oR ; a.I;I.. .EI6. .S
Mr.. INDIAN ELEPHANT.

Mrs. Indian Elephant is always
doing a lot Of talking" said Mr..
Indian Elephant. "and think would
IKE to do some for a chsOge."
Talk away" said Mrs Indian Ele-
plant. II do not object"
Good" kaid Mr.. Indian Elephant,
VI am glad OF that. There are
more OF you always about than there
are Of the Mr.. Indian Elephants and so
you can let people know what you are
IKE more often than wo can.
1T is we'll for them to know of me,
and OF all the Mr.. Indian Elephants
too. for we are more Interesting than
you are"
You're not any too modest" said
Mrs. Indian Elephant.
why should ber asked Mr..
indian Elephant. II do not wish to
be cVnceited, but l do not want crea-
lures to think am any less fine than
[ am.
The Elephant family is such a fine
and famous one. For years and years
therW have been elephants. The his
tory Of our family goes back so far
that cannot even think that far back
and you know am famous for my
rood memory.
THE memory Of an elephant Is
something worth talking about for
any one who wants worthwhile talk.
OF course some may be quite pleased
In talking about the weather or the
tact that the SIN has shone after a
number OF rainy days and how glad
they are to sea the sun.
but II they really want to have n
good. worthwhile talk. Us ! said be-
fore, they should talk about the
memory Of elephants.
Members Of our family have been
good workera They have helped
people in the work they have done of
iragging great huge logs.
They have he's lei carry bundles
and packages and loads Of all sort,
including peopiei
Were nice. too. We all go to-
yether when we are free In most
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
Mlss 1921 Is Permitted 20 Don
Breeches and Coat Not Unlike
Clothes Brother Wears.

This Is the age In which the girl
who goes for a canter down the bride
path Is dressed In smart breeches not
unlike her brothers. and with them
abe wears a coat OF severe cut and ex-
cellent workmanship, derby or
pressed beaver sailor tops her head
q tailored blouse, riding boots and
heavy gloves complete her costume.
She Is truly a contrast to her grand
mother, who mounted sidesaddle In
a trailing full skirt with lace frills at
her wrists and throat and on whose
head rode a large plumed hat How
ever. this Is not the only way In
which Miss 1921 Is a contrast 10 her
grandmother.
For the golf course and the country
hike. the hunting trip and the skating
party the new knickerbocker suit has
made It's welcome appearance. These
suits are made Of rough tweeds and
come with the knlckerbockers and the
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
BLEND OF COLORSI
Dellghtfnl ShadIngs Features O
Knitted Costumes.
suits Of Plain skIrts and slIp-on TOP
PortIon-Dress and Cape
Combinations.

Delightful color blends In wool and
MIX and wool mixtures are a feature
Of the now knitted costumes. Suits
composed Of plain skirts and slip-on
top portion, dress and cape combine
nons, and new notes In sweater num-
pers are among the points Of especial
interest.
Lavender and brown are blended in
? most effective heather mixture In q
dress and cape costume of Heigh Ho
knitted cloth. The dress is straight
Iine with a few inset side gathers,
held In place by tie belt which ex-
tends from either side OF the front
panel. The sleeves are full length
with a slightly fiared line, while the
neck slit Is bound In self material. en-
noling the wearer to adjust the collar
TO either q high neckline or turned
pack effect. The distinguishing fea-
ture. however, is seen In the cape Of
the same material, c0uared In q
straight band Of beaver. The cape
dips slightly Mt the back and ties at
the neckline In front.
The smart French woman, Il IL said,
when she removes this cape from
about the neck, ties II at the waist
une In front. Tho gathers at the back
pnd the graceful dip which makes the
garment longer than the skirt length
lmpart most effective lines to the cos
tune.
A two-piece suit Of a shade between
Drown and henna Is banded ut the
skirf edge and about the coat In mar
row silk strips Of bright orange, tho
ne at the neck and belt being Of the
same inspiration.
All silk sweaters carry out this
Theme OF bright color bands, as noted
NJ q stunning gray tuxedo model with
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

friendly and pleasant fashion. Yes.
we all move about together and we are
30 big that we are not afraid Of any
,ne or anything.
"Animals don't frighten us. Wild
ieopards and tigers do aOt make us
feel afraid as they make some crea-
lures feel.
$50 we all go about, not Winding
who we may meet, fot we are not
afraid.
THE little elephants play and are
as happy MS can be. No llttl. chill
dren could be happier than the dear
little elephants are.
"Maybe people wouldn't call the ele-
ohant children little, but then 1t is all
In the point OF view."
"What is that7" asked Mrs. Ele-
plant.
"A point Of view. my dear, Is the
noint or way one has OF looking at a
thing or thinking OF a thing.
snow for my part l think the ele-
Dhant children are dear little children
But OF course I am a big elephant.
They seem little to me.
"a person isn't very big anyway
and when they see n child much sinai.
Ter thew think the child Ia a nice little
child.
'But even a child elephant Is big.
ger than q grOwn-up person, So OF
cOlIrSi a Derson cannot think a child
eleDhnnt is so very small"
''You haven't said one thing about
yourself" said Mrs. Indian Elephant.
"You haven't said word about the
wnv you've heen acting lately"
"Ah." said Mr.. Indian Elephant. "I'm
nrettv old now. more than fifteen years
old believe. or nt least that amount
anyway. and so have grown stubborn
and set In my ways and cross.
"Were free would doubtless have
enough 10 do to keep from thinking
OF cross things to do. but am getting
older and behaving more badly all the
time You, Mrs. Indian Elephant and
other Mrs. Indinn Elephants are
gentle and kind and do as you ane
told. but an old Mr.. Indian Elephant
went. though when we're young we
wiII ~
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
0ne-Piece Frocks.

Gated by leading designers are pur-
pie. plum. blue, henna and Indian red,
also grays. taupes and tans with dark
brown perhaps the most popular Of all.
or course II goes without saying that
black Is good, but not 80 much solid
as with flashes of brilliant color intro
duced.
Very interesting trimming on wool
Serges and tricotines is done with half
Inch grosgrain ribbon the exact match
to the dress. This is formed into
large flowers, the ribbon folded In
arrow points. Vines and leaves are
then patterned with ribbon the same
as one would apply braid. The ribbon
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

place peeled sweet potatoes and baste
often; or, better, cook In q self-basting
rooster.
Chicken Cooked In Milk.-Cut up
the chicken as for frlcassce (parDoll,
II at all doubtful Of its tenderness) {;
drain, roll In seasoned flour and brown
In butter or q mixture Of butter and
any sweet fat. Now lay the Drowned
pieces Of chicken In baking pan and
pour over sweet milk to cover. Bake
until the milk and flour have formed a
gravy.
Oysters In Cucumber cups.--Cut
large cucumbers into two parts, cross
wise; scoop out the centers and slice
small pieces from the rounded ends,
80 that the cups will stand upright
Fill with raw oysters and bake In hot
oven until the cucumbers IRE tender.
Serve with a spoonful Of tartar sauce
In each cup. Minced FISH or lobster
may be used In place Of the oysters
Terrapln Chlcken.-Chop two hard
cooked eggs and two cooked chicken
livers; mix with two cupfuls Of cold
cooked chicken. cut In small pieces.
Season with salt, pepper and slight
grating Of nutmeg.
Melt three tablespoonfuls Of butter
In q frying pan; add two tablespoon.
fuls Of -four and one cupful of a mix.
ture OF cream and chicken stock. Cook
as for white sauce; add the Clipped
mixture, cover and simmer over gen.
tie heat for ten minutes. Before serv.
Ing, add the yolk Of an egg, beaten
with two tablespoonfuls of cream, one
teaspoonful Of lemon juice; stir into
the hot mixture and pour into tlmbale
cups, crustades, or into pretty dish.
Cinnamon Drop Apples.-Select good
baking apples. like the greenIng or
pippin; wash and core and fill the cen.
tiers with red cinnamon candles and
part sugar. Bake until the apples
crack open. Basic the apples with the
strip from the pan.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

narrow band trims Of burnt grunge.
Piain-eolor sweaters In siip-on style
are made with v or rounded neckline
enliyened by bright color touches.
Practically ali Of these models are
shown with matching scarfs In effec-
tiye color blends. which add much In
completing the costume. A hand-knit-
ted brown wool number Of Wrecked
slip-on lines has its scarf attached. n
striped one blue. tan, henna and
brown.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

the broadcloth. The skirt Is
toned up the side. always and I
high. mannish stock may be Of q
madras or pique. With this suit \
typical riding hat, as pictured, = I
most invariably worn.
The other riding suit will be ct q
recognized by IN expert Of Pn
toggery as a Paddock model y
can always know this type BY :
scanned line.
Fox hunting suits are patterned
actly the same, with flaming red a
mel coats and white breeche&
With these cross-saddle Ptda'
style suits, the stock may be hsaI
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
IDEAL FOR ALL-DAY DRESS.
RIDING AND SPORT GIN
.l1 in fnyor Of the one-pIece dress

Al. in favor Of the one-piece dress
a sny ave. Those to the contrary,
no. The ayes have I'll 1t Is
unanimous vote. Never was any
,orm of dress invented so practical
40 attractive, so universally becom-
ne. so absolutely Indispensable to
,yery wolnan's wardrobe.
Whit would the business woman
the school teacher, the woman OF pur-
mits do without the one-plece dressf
T. slenderizes the figure, 1t imparts
south and 1t is so easy to slip on.
Duvetyn, tricotine and a new satin
finished crepe nre chosen fabrics for
the making Of one-piece frocks.
Colors for daytime dresses, advo-
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

the celebrated parks -,
e so,es r,oo are freQuented ~,
s se , whose ridhS%
have been selected with mug.
For perfection of detail s ou
ness OF style, riding toys s ruu "a
acting than any sort Of ann. s sa
Since the steeplechasa !.
lowed oy a hunt uall is he Y ~.
version Of society, Intere., ' Y
tered on proper riding ou,s..
There is, for instance -.
suit for side saddle wear :. y
ture to the left. usran-
are made of broadcloth ~
possibly covert. Black ls alv'''
stunning, and this gives rs u'.sN
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
oIrdIea.

Girdles OF all sorts may be had TO
add TO afternoon and evening gowns.
Some of them are made Of segments
OF metal and others OF some compost
ton like cellulold held together with
metal rings Some are OF jade and
silver. Some are Of strands OF beads.
Some are OF Jet. There are all kinds.
and for the most part they are very
good looking and well worth having
as a finishing detail OF new frock.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

nest OF water cress NAV
be used as a foundation on which 10
place salad, but lettuce is the stond.
by for all occasions.
Ripe pears peeled, halved. cored md
the cavity filled with bail of cream
cheese on lettuce with salad dresa.
ing are good combination.
The following are all good:
Cooked shoestring carrots md
green peas with mayonnalse on Ie,.
tuce.
A small ball Of cream or ootto,o
cheese with spoonful ~ bar 10 dno
or any pretty Jelly In the center NJ
the ball as garnlsh. Serve with
French dressing.
Prunes stuffed with cream cheese nm
lettuce with French dressing Dates
may be served the same wav
Cream cheese mnde into halls md
rolled In nuts. Serve on lettuce with
French dressing. "
Pineapple slices with n bon n,
cream cheese In the center. garnIsbed
with narrow strips Of canned nlmanto
on lettuce with French dressing
STUFFED olives aud SLICED coio..
hearts on lettuce with mayonnalse
dressing.
sections Of Grunge, grapefruit md .
bright apple unpeeled, arranged IN rho
FORM OF hemisphere on lettuce win
salad dressing Of any kind.
Diced nppla J,e,a
celery ON lettuce with movonno,s"
adding whipped cream.
Hearts OF celery stalks. stuffed u,,A
cream cheese. garnlshed with wain u
on lettuce with French dressing.
NuA1 hLA,l nseo
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

Be not too frank. II you would reach
A woman's heart: be not too kind
Nor too unkind. but keep your speech
And all your manners unincllned.
Assert but briefly self-control;
Then watch her come to you, intent
To give direction TO your soul
And make indifference different
-Witter Bynar.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

Is sewed tlai at each edge with button.
hole stitch. using floss or very nne
mack or nntehel chenille. TRY this
u you mike your own clothes von
WIZ De delighted with results THO
effect is not elaborate, but conserva.
all-day dress. '"N'''"'
vi the two attractive dresses bera
SHOWN one is beaded and sol
laped canton crepe. w ''"''
The very popular Idea for wool him.,
ing Initiating gray krimmer is the
feature exploited on the navy tricotine
Ihese crisp November mornings
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

peat tIle tNpei'
ence. In the roast
ing pan, with the
chicken, place o
good-slzed piece
of fresh pork
one Of the cheap
err cuts will do.
Around the meat
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
SALAD COMBINATIONS.

Lettuce is always In the market and
may be used as the main part Of the
gnlnd mr. No an s.--..
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

Ut no u BuTnISh
Lettuce may be served In
hundreds OF ways with a
variety Of salad dress
ings, making a really dlf.
ferent salad every day.
A slice OF tomato OF
cored, unpeeled apple. 0
slice OF pineapple or Q
nest NJ U.ofor o.o..
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
rha una Of FrInna.

The Use Of Fringe.
Even separate skirts are not exempt
from fringe. pongee and sport silk
ones having pointed or straight bands
OF Il In self.colOr.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
sEAsoNAeLE COOP THINGS

II one has ever eaten Missouri
baked chicken they will want to re-
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17
The Kitchen
Cabinet

cowrvS-'ght leal western Newspaper Union
employment. employment
oh, that Is enjoyment
There's nothing like something 70 no.
Good heart occupation
Is strength and salvation.
A 81 cret that's known TO but rev.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-17

q shlrtwaist worn with turn-O''
lar and bright tie. ,,,,s 4
When II comes 90 Sport '
have approached a Fascinating 's IN,
Among fashionable folk NV"
outdoor sports Is the hlg iueI A.
The suit worn by the sea'su n
is heavy cloth, and carries y. ~. 4
new-style ideas. viz: hats TO lnaS 3
suit. also the vogue for D''''
white.
/G.1. &z''',z
eornou N vnrtE N''SN'
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
TYSON ACROSS WITH
TWO MORE WINNERS
5pecial 70 The EvenIng Iournal.

special to The Evening Journal.
TRENTON. Sept. Herman
Tyson, Delaware reinsman and train
err piloted two more winners at tho
interstate Fair here yesterday af-
ternoon' bringing his wins I'D to four
Tor the meeting. Tyson hrougbt
Betina through for her eighth VIC
tory of the season in the 30 cias.
trot and North East in the 294
class trot.
The Clarion, 2.11K a snaadv tro.
Ter from Atlantic City. beat Betinn
OUT Tor the opening heat. but tha
Iast Delaware entry came THROUGH
strong in the second heat and turn
ed the table on The Clarion. win.
ning in 2.11h and equalling her rec
ORD me third and final heat found
me Clarion and Betina battling All
the way, but the latter proved 10
nave the greater brush at the fin,sb
and won the heat in good form, i'm
z.l2 a. Betina has not been vvorsa
than second in her ten races this
season. 's
The stake race for 2.24 class trot-
ters was raced in three one-miia
dashes, of S40O each. Tyson landed
North East a winner in the first hear
IN 2.l4h, with the Southern mare
Idle Bergen, the factor at the wire.
The second heat found North East
bit unsteady and IN last position
at the half. but she showed a splen-
did burst of speed from there home
and beat out the Bergen horse again
at the wire in 2.15 fat General
Knight, from Red Lion, Pa, went to
the front early in the third heat. and
was never headed. Grace Worthy
was the contender at the finish In he
slowest time Of the race, 2.16H.
North East was thrown off his stride
and finished in last place.
Evening journal., 1921-09-29
HOPE TO RE0RGANIZE
CITY QUOT LEAGUE

There will be a meeting at the
Tenth Ward Democrat Club. 112
North Jackson street, tonight. to
take steps to reorganize the All-Wil-
mington Quot League.
The following clubs and organi-
cations are urged to have repre-
sentative present at this meeting:
Tenth Ward Democrat Club. Water
Department, Knights of Columbus.
Brownson Library. Eleventh Ward
Republican Club. Hagley, old
Swedes, Republican Club. Eleventh
Ward Democratic Legion, Washing
ton Fire Company, Union, Brack- Ex.
Vandever A. c. and Brandywine.
Any other interested club or organi-
zation is asked to have a representa-
tive present.