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International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926

April 1, 1915 · Page 5 of 8

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WHgN ERICSBURG WENT DRY NITRATE DEPOSITS OF CHILE PRQFESSIC NAL CARDS International Falls Abstract Many Things to Which the Users of Our citizens flocked to the little^tpwn" hall, ,N -.* «.! 1 the Supply Should Give Closi For the fever of election was upon them all. O BURDIGK, KREMER & KING, Proprietor. Attention. An attorney had arrived on the midnight train, DR. H. S. ROSENH0LTZ Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance world's, of fot v-v To see fair play in the wet and dry" game. Hie supply nitrate, DENTIST use in the manufacture of fertilizers, First came Mr. Enke, our worthy townclerk, Collections, Conveying and Loans explosives and other chemical products, Office over litis Drug Store For when duty calls- he is certainly no shirk! is now derived almost entirely Office Phone: 245. ftotil the'depOSits J. E. BURDICK, Manage! Then came Geo. Watson, and Billy Moyer too, of sodium nitrate in Res. Phone: 274. northern Chile. These deposits- are 't On the board of supervisors they are simply true blue. Minnesota International Falls vast, as compared with any probable International Falls, By noon the excitement was getting intense, future demand and even the best efforts ^X\%%%%xxxxxxxxxxxxvxxxxxxxx%xx%x^sVXXVS \\VVS\S By'.the actions of some they could scarce bear suspense. of a close monopoly supervised mmm G. F. SW1NNERT09 by the Chilean government have not A. Peterson was there, and all the while- been able to do more than keep output M. D., C. M. He wore a kind and genial smile, and prices under some small degree of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO# control. In ordinary times the Chilean So certain was he that the drys would win, deposits can swamp any possible"competitive £yes Examined and glasses fitted For right shall triumph over sin. YOUR DOWN supply, and in the past this Office over Empress Theatre The eleven who voted wet that day, has operated to prevent the development International .Falls, Mkuj. of small or .less well located deposits Were in hopes the towjn would go dry anyway. The coins ache for freedom. They exert an elsewhere. The reason, perhaps you'd iall like to hear,— The Chilean deposits have, however, PHINNEY & CAMPBELL Thejr got all foam when they called for a beer. influence over you to be put into circulation. No one marked defect which is brought LAWYERS into prominence by the present European For a bottle of pop you must pay a dime, war and which would have come Over International State Banfe temptation to spend needlessly when the money is in And to close the saloon they thought it high time. out in still more disastrous form in International Falls, Mut& The saloon keeper looked on, but he never smiled case of a war between the United the bank on interest. Start an account now with Stales and any power having an active He thought of the time when the keg had gone wild. fift T/ fleet in the Pacific ocean. The defect W. E. LAWRENCE He kept up his courage and tried to win the race whatever surplus you have—even a dollar will open is that the distribution of the output x* MM THE REXALL STORE »w# His frowns were reflected in the bar tenders face is entirely by sea, and that the steamers an account. Don't allow your money to work you International Falls, Minn, carrying the nitrate must make a They gazed at each other as if they both knew long run along open coasts. We must, That the town would go dry spite of all they could do. make it work for you-this is the way others get ahead. therefore, consider that nitrate, though Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCg Five o'clock came and the polls closed down, the supply is more than ample, is likely to be entirely cut off under war To see if we'd live in a-wet or dry town. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON FIRST NATIONAL BANK conditions. The ballots were counted out one by one, Office over litis Drug Store In default of a supply of Chilean nitrate, While the drys stood around to enjoy the fun. a country would have to fall Phone 11 International Falls, Minn. back upon either (a) Ideal or other "Thirty seven to eleven," was the officers cry, Night Calls at Hotel Koochichio^ supplies of natural potash or soda nitrates, "Thirty seven to eleven in favor of dry (b) nitrogen extracted from "Thirty seven to eleven! Pid I hear you aright? the air, or (c) nitrates manufactured DR. J. PETERSOJf from coal tar products. All of these TEE CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS My stars-" shouted Gust, "There is no chance to fight. are technically feasible, and none are DENTIST The bar tender sat in his chair, mild and eek, absolutely prohibitive as to cost under Office over Internationa:! war conditions, though in normal times Till his pall made the motion it was time to retreat. State Bank of them can at present compete none The attorney looked on and stroked his staff- with the Chilean supply—Engineering International Falls, And in spite of his office he had to laugh. Magazine. GRAPHICALLY ILLUSTRATED BY WG3D AND PICTURE Then he arose and shook all by the hand, DR. H. H. IHRIG ALL RUN BY ELECTRICITY The way things had passed off was simply grand. DENTIST One man danced on his little back step, LaborT$aving Devices a Feature of Office over Holler's Confection^ When the good news came to his ear, Railroad Issues One of the Most Beautiful Pieced of Literature House Exhibited at Panama-Pacific International Falls, Mis®. Another was singing, "How dry I am,'' Exposition. Ever Published Describing the Panama-Pacific But it was with a voice of good cheer. F. j. McPARTLUf Electrical labor-saving devices form and Panama-California Expositions Now there's many a wife who'll enjoy her "snooze," one of the most interesting features of LAWYER For she knows that irt Ericsburg there's no chance the manufacturers' exhibits at tije Panama-Pacific exhibition. A novelty This beautiful publication contains 64 pages splendidly Office over International for booze. shown in this department is an allelectric State Bank illustrated in many colors throughout. The pictures are Mrs. E. Adams, Ericsburg, Minn. house. International Falls,'~ •cenes along the route to the California cities and views of Many homes have been built and adapted to use electricity in as many the exposition grounds, with If you vote to keep the saloons in International Falls and ways as possible after construction, GEO. S. LANGLAND many maps in relief of our but the house exhibited has had the your son becomes a drunkard- cannot he blame you for his downfall. country, Northwest cities and LAWYER various features built in. Each room Is equipped with labor-saving devices birds eye views of both Exposition Office over International and electrically operated comforts. All State Bank Grounds. Just the sort the kitchen machinery, from potato Look for a sign, "FOR RENT" on our county jail when International Falls, Mism, peelers to the electric, refrigerator, is of a publication that will be International Falls goes dry and, there are no drunks for the city motor driven. useful to the visitor. Mr. to support. The dining room is arranged so as JOHN H. BROWN A. M. Cleland, General Passenger to show how light lunches can be prepared on electric chafing dishes and Agent, St. Paul advise» Attorney at Law—* Most crimes are committed while under the influence of stoves. In the rear of the house there he will be glad to mail a copy Office in the litis Block liquor. Stop crime and save the city expense by voting the sal is an electric workshop and a garage I to anyone asking for it, or to equipped with a battery recharging oons out of existence. International Falls, Mnt$m device for the electric automobile.. your friends if you will supply H. STOBEE him their names and addresses. The saloon keeper seems to think that booze is good for Who Invented Khaki? everyone except for himself and his bartender. Rather The answer to the question, "Who mcon- ARCHITECT invented khaki?" is not easy, although sistent in him. is it not? and we all know that the adoption THE TRAIN RObBLti IR1ES TO HOLD UP THE POOP JUDSE^ of khaki by our army dates back to Superintendent of Construction the South African war. It will surprise Boys and girls, why not get up a big parade by election day Office over litis Dru^r Store most people, says the Liverpool You can make banners showing how you stand on the matter of international Falls, Mia& Mercury, to be told that nearly fifty I'M ALL OUT OF »T MYSELF 1 COME BACK HERE. ALL I WANT booze. Such work tells. Also ask your friends to vote dry. years ago a Liverpool celebrity advocated THAT'S ALL I'M RUNNING FOR. LS*OWE OF THAT real TOBACCO) 1 something akin to khaki as the CHEW. DR. GEORGE HOEY most serviceable color fbr the uniform Ask the criminals in our jails and prisons what brought of our troops. W. G.. Herd man, the VETERINARY SURGEON them there. Nineteen times out of twenty the answer will be artist, and author of "Ancient Liverpool," and writing in 1869, condemned the "drink." Get rid of booze, and wC will not have the expense of DENTIST red uniforms of the British and the keeping full jails and prisons- white uniforms of the Austrian armies Phone 41 as the worst possible colors, having International Falls, Miojf, regard to their visibility at long Why is it that International Falls has such a tough name distances. He added, "If armies went Is it not all on account of booze and its accompanying evils such into action clothed in a gray-green all as street walkers, gambling and other forms of lawlessness over, head or cap and all, they could 1 not be distinguished till close to." clear out the saloon and the city will become clean- the pride of Get The its citizens and a safe place to bring upa family. New Field for Women. FALLS DECORATING CO. 01 I The opening of new avenues To do your Painting, Papering a profitable endeavor for women is If you vote the town wet will you take your son down town and Decorating. We sell matter of considerable importance, and celebrate by getting him drunk? Or will you leave this matter and the Maxwell Motor company of WALL-PAPER and PAINTS to the saloon keeper and bartender to do so? The saloons need New York is making an effort to utilize Marvin Building them as saleswomen. In a recent our boys, in fact cannot get along without them. It matters little 4th Street and 5th Ave. the the communication president of Phone 182 whether you make your boy a drunkard or let the saloon keeper company says: "I believe that there T-XITTING the high places of do it for vou. is room for women in the automobile business. Women have proved to be Discovery in Steel. public favor—the way A good saleswomen and demonstrators A Sheffield firm has introdoeef Show us an old time bartender or saloon keeper who has in other lines. We believe that they "Tirth's stainless" steel, which $ news of "Right-Cut," the Real raised a family and who does not wish he had been in a respectable will be particularly successful with automobiles, claims is nonrusting. unstainable aa# and we are jgoing to take business instead of dealing out hell fire. The bartenders of International untarnishable. This steel is esf& Tobacco Chew, is getting around the trouble to find out whether we are ciallv adapted for table cutlery, as tfcf Falls, and their families too- will count those who vote right or wrong." original polish is maintained aft^t from friend to friend. the town dry as their best friends, if it is the means of their The company has accordingly put use, even when brought in contget going into a respectable business Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict in with the most acid- foods, and it onff charge of the saleswoman's bureau requires ordinary washing to cle&smfc A little chew of pure, rich, mellbw tobacco—cut fine, and she reports that the women so fax It is claimed that it retains a feee** short shred—seasoned and sweetened just enough, cuts Wives, Mothers, sisters- daughters, get busy. Has drink employed are proving their value. edge much like that of the best dou&i* out so much of the grinding and spitting. caused you suffering? Have you had any loyed ones fill drunkards shear steel, and, as the properties Assembling Various Periods. claimed are inherent in the steel ast Take a very small chew—less than one-quarter tho graves? If so, how can you rest while the question is being Possibly we shall continue to look old size. It will be more satisfying than a mouthful are not due to any treatment, kniref decided whether we shall have saloons or not? There are other as of ordinary tobacco. Just nibble on it until you find though we were at a fancy dress can readily be sharpened on a "sfcegj* the strength chew that suits you. Tuck it away. sons and brothers who will fill drunkards graves if we let this party if we are assembled in empire or by using the ordinary cleaning mar Then let it rest. See how easily and evenly the real frocks, colonial ones, those of 1880 chine or knifebonrd. It is expecte# curse continue- do what you can in this matter. Ask your dear tobacco taste comes, how it satisfies without grinding, how and 1850, with a da^h of P'-z-sirr n•: I it will prove a great boon, especially much less you have to spit,, how few chews you take to ones to vote the town dry. Much depends on how you act. So get Algerian. It is safe io assert mat. if to large users of cutlery, such as hotels, be tobacco satisfied. That's why it is The Real Tobacco busy. VJ. 60 women were foregathered, each steamships, restaurants. Tfe* Chtw. That's why it costs less in the end. wearing a gown perfectly adapted lo price of this steel is about tw«aty» It is a ready chew, cat fine and abort shred so that you won't faivt )t with your teeth. Grinding on ordinary candied tobaooo the new spring fashions, the appearanoe six cents per pound for ordinary makes yon spit too much. $i3,°ob.db license money does not go far to pay the keep of would be that they had responded sizes, which Is about double the price The taste of pure, rich tobacco docs not need to be covered up with molasses ul ball Moncc. Notice how the salt brings out the rich tobacco taste in "Rijht-Cut." to an invitation to a costume of the usual s^oel for the same pur^ our county jail birds, state prison criminals, insane paupers caused One small chew takes the place of two big representing a half dozen -pci.ods. r^e. It rlr-o ros\3 more to work up, by drink, paupers who have left their life savings in the saloons, ti^t tlie ir'tial cost of article* chews of the-old kind. and the cost of drunkards graves. Then how will it ever begin to! He's Smelt Them made from tills new discovery, it if WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY estimated, will be about double the Church—They say that the New pa) for the tears and suffering of innocent women and children! present cost, but ?t. is considered that fork market loses a million eggs a SO Union Square, New York caused by drink? Friend, brother, father, think of this and vote thej ear tha saving of J^bor to the customer by breakage. Isn't that enough us) city dry. Then go home and tell your dear ones what you have i!l more than cover the total cost ot (jBUY FROM DEALER OR SEND IP1?STAMPS"r make one hold his breath? Gotham—Hold his nose, I should th^ cutlery in th first twelve months done. Be a man. —Consular Report. 1 1