m?0m s*m INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. Hotel Svea down on paper just why he buys Indus latives have the sympathy of the en- side, two coats, boiled linseed oil and International falls Press of Flora merchants, instead of tire community. red seal" white lead to be used, Small boys at Emo, are going in and Border Budget Chicago houses. He han'ded in the colors to be selected by the Board. bathing without bathing suits. following: Notice for Bids. The paint which is now on the roof is PETERSON, Proprietor JOHN Adolph Hoard came down from OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER I BUY AT HOME. to be taken off and the roof given, Sealed bids will be received by the Loman Saturday in his launch, returning "Because my interests are here. OFFICIAL CITY PAPER first one coat to be a-good metalic paint, A good, first-class hotel for local School Board of Independent School the same day. "Because that the community that to cost not less thah il.75 per gallon ^District No. 4, for the painting of the and transent trade INTERNATIONAL PALLS PRESS is good enough for me live in is ho. A. Kennedy of Baudette, transacted wholesale, and the second coat of "red PUBLISHING COMPANY International Falls High/School. good enough for me buy in. business here and at Emo, Ont. seal" white lead and boiled linsed oil. Bids will be received by Secretary Newly Constructed and Rates "Because I believe in transacting: the fore part of the week. All the storm sash also are to be painted QEORGE P. WATSON. Editor and Manager. F. B. Green up to and including the Reasonable. business with my friends. Laurence E. Wilhide returned from two coats like the rest of the building. 17th day of June, 1911 at eight o'clock A YEAR SI.50 SUBSCRIPTION "Because I want to see the goods a brief visit with friends at Barwick, p. m. Sample Room in Connection "Because I want to get what I Ont., and Manitou, Minn. S3. Specifications. F. B. Entered as Second Class Matter June GREEN, buy when I pay for it. 1909, at the post office at International Falls. Building is to be painted on the out­ 6 8-6 15 Secretary. Minnesota, under the Act of Congress of B. W. Battleson of Baudette called "Because my. home dealer 'caries' March 3.1879. on friends here and invariably transacted Coronation me when I run short. business at Emo Ont., Friday. "Because every dollar I spend at THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1911 NEW WATCH HA KER home stays at home and works for Jno. Sether, traveling salesman for the welfare of Flora. Wright Clarkson Mercantile Co. was Souvenir Jewelry, in Barnum and Bailey paid a license "Because the man buy from calling on trade here Thursday of last Spoons, Hat Fins, fee of $900 for the privilege of showing In litis Drug Store stands back of the goods.' week. in Minneapolis for two days. Brooches, Belt Pins. "Because I sell what I produce Why do mostly all Socialists (when here at home. See our other lines of Souvenirs. in discussion) devote their time mostly Bring your watches, clocks and "Because the man 1 buy from pays H. J. Minor purchased a tract of to denouncing the ills of the other GLEDttlLL & CO. his part of the town, county? arid jewelry to the new hospital. All land from Mr. Way-we-zhe-quam-aishkung fellow, rather than showing how his state taxes. last week. He must be getting pknacea would cure them? "Call" Marriage Licenses Issued. work guaranteed. Prices right. "Because the man I buy from high toned. please answer? The Steller Jewelry Store Fort Frances, Ont. gives value received always. I ,'y "Because the man I buy fromhefps Stoftkmen have had to stable their The city of Duluth purchased a support my school,' my lodge, and stock for the first time here Friday, mammoth ten ton street -roller'- last my home. on account of the flies. It has bfeen Friday which makes the third roller PRESTON & CO. "Because when ill luck, misfortune reported that they were worse' than in commission in that city. of bereavements comes, the man they have been, at any time this I buy from is here with the kindly J. CARTER & SON season. FORT FRANCES. ONT. What grievance has the railroads greeting, his words of cheer and Miss Mayme Early, who has just got against the residents of Minnesota his pocketbook, if needs he. 4J closed a very successful term of school that they should require them to pay "Here Mive and here I buy."-^-JEx. FORT FRANCES, ONT. High Grade Calabash at Frontier, spent a few minutes with three cents per mile while in North relatives here Friday evening, while SAYS MINNESOTA and South Dakota and Wisconsin and Meerschaum Pipes. on her way to International Falls these same railroads will only charge ilillinery at Canadian Prices and Banier. She will return the first two and one half cents per mile. IS TOO HEALTHY of the week and spend part of her English and French Briars vacation withD. J. Kennedy's family. In making'arrangements for club Latest Styles—Latest Trimming News reached here Saturday of the rooms the Commercial Club of our city O. C. Pierson, assistant secretary death of Jos. Chambers, who for the "C. B. D.M and "B. B. B." is taking along stride toward its per of the state board of health, has past two years has been living at manent success. This city has arrived gone into Cook, Cass and Traverse Makes Birchdale. Mr. Chambers was quite at that stage of its development when counties to find whether there is an MISS J. SWEET, Head Trimmer and Manager well known in these parts and his considerable time and thought needs error in the vital statistics reported sudden death from heart failure he to be given by our business men to its to the federal government during Lowest Canadian Prices leaves a sorrowing wife, two sons ^living Take the Ferry pressing civic problems and the providing the year just closed. The three at Birchdale and two daughters of suitable headquarters where counties reported such a low death living in Ohio. The bereaved re­ they can meet and combine a little social rate that the government doubts life with their informal discussions that all were enumerated, and Mri of these problems will aid materially Pierson has gone to find out about Call Phone 211 for in their proper solution. Then it. Cook county's death rate was too, until such rooms~ are established BEACH given as 6.7 per cent, Cass Lake as there is no convenient place for the 6.8 per cent and Traverse 6.2 entertainment of representative visitors Vital statisticians in Washington and LARSON who daily come to our city for refuse to recognize as accurate a both investment and pleasure. death rate is lower than twelve to the thousand. Minnesota's rate is only 10.9. According to the The vicious and wanton killing All Kinds of federal census figures there were1 of birds has got to stop, according Plastering and 22,176 deaths in Minnesota in 1910. to Game Warden Munch. Mayors The state figures revealed 24,029, and heads of police departments, but this included still births, which 1 teachers and parents are asked to Chimney building. the federal statisticians eliminated. co-operate in the endeavor to impress upon children, young men second hand six horse FOR SALE—A ALL WORK and boys, that the useless slaughter power gasoline engine and equipment GUARANTEED of birds must stop or there will at less than half price if taken SOQ! be trouble. The St. Paul humane Can be seen at the office. PRESS society gives the following reasons International Falls, ^Minn. why birds should not be killed: Because the law forbids it because GILBERTSON they trust us and cheer our lives by their beauty and their songs, and SMITH because we have it from the best authority that they destroy each REX BOTTLE year in the state only 2,000,000 do all kinds of of noxious worms and insects.—Ex. General Mason Work BEER Pulp Clause In Reciprocity and "Section 2. Pulp wood mechanically Plastering ground pulp of wood chemical, THE PEOPLES CHOICE bleached, or unbleached news Neatly and promptly print paper, and other paper, and paper board manufactured from mechanical wood pulp or from Ask the Man Satisfaction Guaranteed chemical wood pulp, or ofwhich such pulp is the component material Duluth Brewing Call or leave orders at the of chief value, colored in the pulp, or not colored, and valued at not Pure Food Cafe more than 4 cents per pound, not International Falls, Minnesota inccluding printed or decorated wall & Malting Co. paper, being the products of Canada, when imported therefrom directly into the United States* shall be admitted free of duty, on the condition precedent that no export duty, export Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx license fee, or other export FRED SHAW, Resident Agent UMMER Clothes are charge of any kind whatsoever (whether in the form of additional Telephone No. 75 charge or license fee or otherwise) or any prohibition or restriction in of light weight fabrics you want them cool. any way of the importation (whether by law, order, regulation, contractual Notice relation or otherwise, •*. A Ifyou want them to fit and stay fit buy directly or indirectly) shall have been imposed upon such paper, board- or wood pulp, or the wood Hart Schaffner & Marx pulp used in the manufacture of such paper or board." Don't Forget S The Root amendment adds the following words: "When the president of the United clothes all-wool for wear, for shape-keeping, for J. To include with the other I States shall have satisfactory evid- good things you pack in nee and shall have make proclamation service, and Hart Schaffner & riarx name in them your picnic basket that such wood pulp, paper Porter & Allen successors and board, being the product of the means'correct style. to Brown's Electric Laundry. United States, are admitted into Canada and every province thereof We call and deliver free of duty." Suits $1$ and up Overcoats $16.50 and up Int .Falls Press. promptly. We make a Beer specialty of hand work, silks, Why I Trade at Home The following item from the A most delicious, wholesome -3? woolen goods and ginghams. A complete line of gent's furnishing goods, also our stocK of Democrat, published at Flora, Indiana, and thirst satisfying beverage Give us a trial. Phone 148. has been handed' in with the Florshiem and I^egal shoes is complete. request the same be published: A few days ago two prominent "Leads them AM" Flora citizens met by chance and GREEN[GAKD9S Clothing Gr Shoe Store after discussing politics, religion, and other incidental matters got upon This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes the subject of trading at home. One Theo. Hamm Brewing Co. man was so forceful in his argument International Falls, Minn. ST. PAUL, RUSH. in favor of home: trading, that when International Falls the smoke of the battle blew away, he was asked by the writer to set vSS^i'V**"*.