r9HP msma T^V ^VYIK* ^KJAPT INTERNAtlONAU FALLS PRESS Method of Madness. THIS ON ONLY FOUR METHODISTS AID WITH A I YULE PACKAGES DOLLARS DAY Buy a bale o' cotton, Bil, Buy a heavy ham, WANTS THIS BANK 2, {Chicago Office of Nenomination's Julius Woowf Christie, a $4-a- Buy a bar'l of apple saS^, day man, in five years has bought Sunday Schools Handles 125,000 Buy a jar o' jam. YOUR BUSINESS #1 a 12-acre lot, bt a fine house on Articles. Buy a box of oranges, it with his own nands, bought an We confess it. On the other hand, we know we are Buy a car of oats. The Chicago office of the Methodist automobile, piano and a houseful Buy yourself a suit of clothes. Board of Sunday. Schools has of furniture and besides is supporting justified in thus asking your patronage. We not only Buy some overcoats. handled gifts for the a wife and a baby girl. 125,000 offer our depositors every facility to be found in a Christmas ship, accordingly to the When Christie was years old Buy yourself a ton of hajy 23 modern institution, together with courteous consideration final estimate made last night by he asked a girl to inarry him. One Buy a load of bricks, and the best of service, but we also assure you of Miss Helen P.. Patten, in charge of of the/things contingent upon a Buy a pair of rubber boo|s, theJboard's Christmas ship bureau. question like that in his mind was Security for your money, Strength and Stability in ^TOOP^^^rnjjev Buy a flock of chicks. All Methodist Sunday school a place in which to live after the "Oil Paste" Polish management and methods. Buy yourself chewing gum, gifts were sent to the board's, ceremony was over. We pay per cent interest of savings accounts and For all'kinds of Black Shoe* Buy it by the box. offices at Wabash avenue, 4 He had a little money, somewhere 1020-22 Blacks, Polishes, Preserve* Buy yourself an auto, where they were appraised,, time deposits. around which he. had $250, •iw Russet "Oil Paste Buy a dozen sox. checked and forwarded to the saved since he left high school. We will appreciate your business. Same size box. each 10c. Bush Terminal in Brooklyn. The With the he decided to buy Buy a ear's subscription, $250 Ask Your Dealerfor number stated is exclusive of iittemore'c a lot and build a house himself. Pay it in advance, FIRST NATIONAL BANK thousands of packages sent direct He had not learned the builder's Then your frenid, ye edtorj to Brooklyn or to the Herald. trade and had never constructed Can buy a pair o' pants. Hundreds wrote to Mis? Patten, International Falls, Minn. so much as a dog house. E. F. Mclntyre. informing her that packages made &73F'-* The lot he wanted he secured /-. f* up1 by ]&£thodist Sunday schools by paying down., It was out -c-^W JSaJ $100 had been %ent with contributions mW in the country, and there were 12 WASHINGTON NOTES from public schools. acres of land with it. Two thousand The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel During the last few days o~ 304 dollars was the price, and the Sir George Paish, adviser to the large express and freight ship­ 200 MODERN ROOMS 100 young man signed an agreement Located in Heart of Business District Northern Minnesota Hospital ments have been made.' These British government on finance and tc- pay a month until the debt $1*22 SINGLE RATE $jl.°£ $20 KUROPLAN $1.60 economics, who has been in this consisted of presents packed in RATE FOR TWO PERSONS was wiped out. PRIVATE BATH AND TOILET EXTRA large .shipping cases. .One thousand country for several weeks consulting COMPLETE SAFETY He was then earning about $4 specially? wrapped packages with local government officials, AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS a day at a toolmaker's bench, and AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION 1 valued'at $10 each, also were sent has been recalled by his (iNSURAtlCC NO RECORDS SHOW LIVES he figured he could buy his lumber EVER A government. Before leaving, Sir by express."1 LOST IN SPRINKLED BUILDING.) a little at a time as he earned it. EVERV ROOM HAS HOT AND COLTY RUNNING Gifts handled in the Chicago pffice George gave out an interview in WATER. STEAM HEAT, GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, AND TELEPHONE SERVICE. Every morning and every night .are appraised at an amount in which he declared that this coun SEVEN STORY ANNEX IN CONNECTION. all summer long he worked doverng excess of try was in for an era of the greatest $35,000. the six miles to and from the "This' ''ts1 a conservative estimate," prosperity it had ever known, city on a trusty bicycle. The [saick Miss Patten. "The this era he expected to last as frame went up, and by fall was checkers w$re instructed not to long as the war continues and boarded and protected by tarred exaggerate 'in any instance. In possibly for some time hereafter. BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS paper. During the winter he many cases*the value was placed Attempts have been made to worked inside by lantern light at a figtird/probably much lower purchase the Krag-Jorgensen We have an endl'ess assortment but every day he was there, hamtrierng than the cost of the articles." rifles which were discarded by our of .appropriate gifts, and sawing and boring. In many- instances receipts for army when the riew Springfield representing the newest arid 4\ He managed to buy lumber as the articles the valuation. A rifle was adopted| President Wil igave finest products of the Jewelers' he needed it, asking no credit. shipment f^om one church included son fears that such purchase Art. 1 Along in the winter—times were gifts, worth $95°- Another, be for some of the powers at war it Wedding rings, beautiful from the First Methodist Church dull—he was "lad off" at the factory, and he does not intend to have our diamonds, Sparkling jewels, R. H. Monohan, M. D. Elizabeth Monohan, M. D. and was placed in the trying Watches, Unique silverware. of kvanstoh, was valued at neutrality questioned by permit $500. Sterling Novelties, Rich cut Mary C. Ghostley, M. D. Many Sunday school .workers position of having plenty of ting sucli sale. Incidentally, the Glass, Clocks, Etc. sent in cash, 'although no appeal time to work on his house, but no government is .loosing about $2,- Office over International State Bank. International Falls, Min wis made for funds. lumber to work with. The enforced by refusing to sell. 275,000 N E S O N S c! Five thousand four hundred and idleness did not last long, The Sacremento, an American Jewelry Store and with his first payment he forty-one dollars and seventeen, vessel whidh sailed from San International Falls, Minn. cents, was. received by the Chicago bought more timber and tackled San Francisco with a cargo of The Housekeeper's Friend fcfficte' This amount was expended his building again coal and food for Chile, is reported in Chicago, for the following Christie has been working on to have been compelled by his house five years. He has articles Sixteen hundred sweaters, German war ships to discharge 136'girls' coats, shawls, never borrowed money or asked its cargo at Juan Fernandez Is 400 childcjen'S coats, baby credit. What he has—his house, land, presumably for the. benefit 221 72 his automobile, his piano and the Solvay Coke is clean. No cinders, sweaters, pairs of mitteris, of said war vessels. This, if true, 600 4O0 pairs \of leggings flanne) rest of his attractive furniturehe would constitute a grave offense 261 smoke, soot or gas. Quick to burn shirts, yards of flannel rem has paid for some way out of against btir government. So far 450 ^ants, 2,544*articles of underwear, the State Department has no official a $4-a-day wage. and lasting, the ideal fuel for this Ibaby^ creepers, 840 rompers, knowledge: of the incident. 94 227 T*» time of the year both for range or Sleepers, woolen dresses,. DRY AND SUFFRAGE STATES It is reported that the president 200 knit ja^ke^s, 1,272 boys' blouses, intends to urge, in his message to heating. Place your order at once pai^ boys' trousers, There are now states "dry" Congress, the most rigid economy 1,272 2,688 14 by constitutional amendment or knlt caps, 1^48 pairs of hose, because of the losses caused by as a car will soon be in from Milwaukee. 50 neckties-j ^95 )blaftkets and legislative act, the number having the Eruopean war. It is also staed 200 One car doesn't last long. recent election. T!»ere are 11 ba£y^bla^nl£et§4 V' that he will advocate the budget .The ft^na of %,4|i.I7 does not states in which women have full system. include any of the Mbney received suffrage, two having been added Speaker Clark, who passed thru CALL PHONE 308 OR 25. by* the' Metkpdist Christmas ship on Nov. The dry states are this city a few days ago, says that 3. Y' office at 15oi Fifth avenue, New Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Kansas, the coming session of Congress -41 P. S. PENDERGAST Ydr^ Mississippi, Maine, North will do nothing but pass necessary The I marvelous durability of Miss Ratten states she had not Carolina, Oregon, Tennessee, appropriation bills. He also says & J'"Nobby Tread" Tires the fact that they are really two tires learned the e^att amoiirit received Washington, West Virginia, that he does not expect an extra in one make them the tires, that in New Ybrk, but that she was North Dakota, Oklahoma and session of Congress. you should unhestiatingly buy. & convinced it was approximately A proposition will be urged On Virginia. The women suffrage •J": states are Arizona, California, Congress to tiake an agricultural $2,000. Border Wholesale Meat & Grocery Co "We' are all proud of the way census of the United States. It is Colorado, Idaho, Kansas. Montana, people have responded in this Navada, Oregon. Utah, estimated that will be I $3,000,000 great .moveijient," i(slpe declared Washington and Wyoming. Five are now sold under their regular needed for this purpose. E. A. Yernberg, Manager warranty—perfect workmanship fas the. last jpajckagfe ^vas istarted At a recerit (^eetiftg of the states, Arigona, Colorado, Kansas, and material—BUT «uiy adjustment oft its way to the Christmas ^ip,: Association of Progressive State Oregon Washington, have is on a basis of and "It ihas been a fine thing for Wholesale and Retail Meats, w. both prohibition and women suffrage. Grangers, held in this city, a committee 5,000 Miles America, and will be even greater Groceries, Fruits and Feed of five, headed by Herbert Nine states, Georgia, Mississippi, j^jj for theso who will be cheered at Maine, North Carolina, Quick, editor of Farm and Fireside MINNESOTA RUBBER Co- Christmas time as a result of the Minneapolis, Minn. Tennessee, West Virginia, North was appointed to form a Home-Made Sausage and ,x Northwest Distributors e$ortskvpf. the children arid the rural league for the purpose of Dakota, Oklahoma and Virginia, Hamburger gravn-ups of America."—(From campaigning to obtain better farm prohibition without women have Chicago Herald, Nov. 7, 191.4.) credit legislation. suffrage, arid six states, California Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah Give us a Trial and You Will PdSTOFFICE INSTRUCTIONS and Wyoming, have women suffrage Wait For Her, Boy*! Stay With Us FOR CHRISTMAS The girl who is unkind to her without prohibition. A considerable number of states also mother isn't worth a tinker's doggone. ./• Our Prices are Always Right and Our Stock Always Fresh 4% 15 /9 -E FfFTH ST The past office depart |$$nt has This isn't written ill any have limited suffrage for women, ST PAUL, INN. Started in early to educate the and several have extensive dry OPPOSITE, CITY' HALL part of the Bible, but it's written International Falls, Minn. Second Ave. and Fifth Street MODERN '^M&frOPEAN' PLAN public about usit|g-tl*£ mails at in the history of thousands and areas due to local option,' and LOCATED"IN HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT thousands of misfit homes. If one other restrictive legislation. A/T E 3« Rooms with detached bath *nd of you boys ever run across a girl •hosier bath—. OnA persoh 75c, SI.00 and ST50 ter day POINT OF AGREEMENT Following. are tlije instructions with her face full of roses with Two persons in same room. SPc extra.. sent to postmasters, and every one OUl partiesc to the war seem to: ROOMS with private baths and toilets eyes that would dim the lustre One person $1.50 and $2.00 per day International Falls Abstract Co wrill. do. ,we|l, to_i an^ agree that this must be the last of a Colorado sky with a voice Two persons in same' room, $1.00 extra. War. For this reason it will prob•ably rdmember: H! Stwf postal card lot colored bloUtrs, that would make the song of an WE AIM TO PLEASE continue Until this point is Wrap parcels securely and address angel seem discordant, and she BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietors. I-i made.' It is a war against war, in ink. says, as she conies to the door: Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance militarism, against the "I can't go for a few minutes, rr"5* Put return address on upp^i" left against HICKORY plunder of the world to pay for I've got to help mother with the 11»'JBCBwKSST'"v hand corner of paicel. Collections, Conveying and Loans war measures, Against cheating RUBBERS dishes." Don't give her up. Stick Fasten tags securely on parcels, the world out .of the labor, of J. E. BURDICK, Manager ion. to her like a burr to a mule's tail. OtveSaj Whii^ must be preseiit'etf 'att post Ask for the armies armies out of the joy Just sit down on the door-step office window or to rural carrier. and £&n International Falls Minnesota LABELED fruits of labor. That is why MtaFwtwear and, wait. If she joins you Insure v^e^isj^aWe ^itvCt^r^ 'and and ixi all factions in each country have two or three ihinutfes, s6 much riialrk it properly. Such matter joined in the fight without the better but if you have, to rebelr .cafi he./setit only in the firsthand lion. With many of them it is stay there on the door-stfcp for second zones—greatest distance not patriotism, but purpose. They a half hour, or an hour, you just not fighting the battles of nations, •uqMraie KM Theitrletl wait for her. If you don't somebody Daiiy products*, yegetables- and are Costuus for Rental but of the world. They are else will and in t'imie you'll tnjvitSv^^acceptied^rl^ jp^jced in fighting for peace—they are try­ Writ, for DliC*u»»V A#'ifirifer ibover and strong cov^r be sorry. YEAR IN ADVANCE Of $1.50 Cssisasr to kill war with war, and they lOPrMARH, ler Wait for her, boy. She's Worth ing \yood, metal ^r^tfotigf cjuter IHCMM to Sank will succeed.^-Ex. 4 it. r.- of cori^^ jMSteboaid At 1 i1* v.-j: v?'Vi 1 A ^Kjnfjsjgs 5 "I-*- KaI I 1 j. jd 1... A,..