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

May 27, 1915 · Page 6 of 8

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vsism fcs. •0*ac "•"VW .J W- .• V: -i r- 1 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PROFESSIONAL CARDS 10 HUNUH HIS CUMKADLS LORD FISHER Mount Vernon, the Home of Washington Qljf- pr" JOHN H. BROWN By J. E. Jones r**. Attorney at Law A pretty little story of visits to Mount Vernon on the Potomac Office in the litis Block "impressions and sentiments International Falls, Minn. like yours and mine," explains the author tothose who have seen DR.H.H.IHRIG our country's greatest shrine. Bound in colonial blue and buff DENTIST with hand illumined cover design, Office over Holler's Confectionery and colonial ribbon book International Falls, Minn. mark, profusely illustrated with handsome halftones and pen drawings, it is a dainty and F. J. McPARTLIN TVT^y valuable reminder that will instantly A. E. 1.0. U. & X., $5 to 120- LAWYER appeal to every person who has been to Mount Vernon, Office over International while to those who have not State Bank had that good fortune this ciever YOU ARE SURE OF International Falls, Minn. happy little story of our beloved George and Martha gives a DR. H. S. ROSENHOLTZ clearer view of their colonial DENTIST COMFORT FOR LIFE home, which is today the pride Office over litis Drug Store of Virginia and of the Nation I Office Phone: 245 _PHOTO As a souvenir or gift book, IF YOU SLEEP ON Res. Phone: 274 Frank rouRNieR for young or old there is nothing International Falls' Minn. MA SCCOT MATTRESSES SPRINGS to approach the elegance of this little volume, and it will G. F. SWINNERTON Call and see these goods at our store make on feel more like a patriotic M. D., C. M. Lord Fisher, first sea lord of the American to possess it. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON KEYES' FURNITURE STORE British admiralty, could not get along Then o'er the green mounds where comrades NOW BEING PRINTED Eyes examined and glasses fitted witft^Vinston Churchill and offered his rest, Send $1.00 for a copy to be resignation, thereby precipitating the We scatter love's emblems fair, Offiice over Empress Theatre Death's a And dream of the day when crisis resulting in the formation of delivered to your address at International Falls* Minn. blighting sway coalition cabinet. Easter. Is banished from earthifore'er. U. S. Press Association, COMPETENT JUDGES WILSON IKD CABINET MEET Peace tfeads today all the sunlit aisles. Dr. JENNER PERRY CHANCE Bond Building, Where the flag of Freedom waves, O'er each dreamless head of the martyrdead, Washington, D. C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special Note: Mr. Jones is the In their flower-strewn peaceful graves. Office over litis Drug Store Washington representative of DECLINE TO ACCEPT BRITISH Phone 11 the Press, and if you will state COTTON PROPOSAL. itnlEAfDAY OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching that you are a reader of this paper, a autographed copy of the SAY THAT THE DR. J. F. PETERSON (J. S. Receives No Answer to Note first edition will be furnished on Regarding Embargo on Neutral the regular order. DULUTH HERALD Surely Runaway Youngster's DENTIST a Commerce to Germany. Footsteps Were Guided by Office over International SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS Special Providence. Sftate Bank Washington, May 22.—President Wilson and his cabinet have just met had been promised that he •^International Falls, Minn. Billy Cor the first time in ten days. In the should be taken to the cemetery. absence of any definite news from The blue-coated troops, the booming PHINNEY & CAMPBELL IS THE BEST IH THE H0HTHWIST Berlin, there was no discussion, it was of the cannon and the grave decorations TRADE-MARKS understood, of the probable contents LAWYERS united in forming a most fascinating Df the reply to the American note occasion for Billy as each COPYRIGHTS Over International State Bank Send for sample copy and yoa vttl tay Iht tamt. which Germany is preparing. Memorial day returned with its sacred International Falls, Minn. Send sketch, or model and description When the cabinet met there had associations. Needless to say, he for free search. been published here a memorandum pouted and fretted, and was not at all Book containing over 2C0 mechanical MAILED DAILY, THREE NIOITHS Fll HE D0LU1 given out in London by the British an ideal Billy when grandma said her movements sent free upon request. W. E. LAWRENCE foreign office saying the arrangements head ached too badly to take him. WM. N. ROACH, Jr. being made by Great Britain Why did she have to have a headache ADDRESS:—HERALD, DULUTH, MINN. ATTO N EY-AT-LA W THE REXALL STORE with American cotton interests for on Memorial day? Why couldn't MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EXPERT disposition of their cargo were understood Sarah get dressed and take him? International Falls, Minn. McGill Building Washington, D. C. to be acceptable to the United Why couldn't he go alone? But States. grandma was obdurate, and three hours of nursery and toys were prescribed H. STUBEE Order Not Recognized. for Billy instead of bright Later Secretary Bryan gave out a ARCHITECT green stretches of marvelous burial statement declaring that whatever ground, thundering of cannon and and had been done by representatives of crowds of wonderful brass-buttoned BURN-ALL Superintendent of Construction the state department to assist the cotton soldiers. interests had been of an unofiicial Office over litis Drug Store For an hour Billy engaged in guid* 9 9 66 and informal character and was ing his tin soldiers to a hastily made International Falls, Minn. Qot to "be construed as a recognition cemetery, where they shot imaginary of the order-in-council" issued by guns off over impromptu graves decorated DR. GEORGE HOEY Great Britain.- with paper flags. Suddenly a Later Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, the solemn roar penetrated the sunny VETERINARY SURGEON British ambassador, issued a statement, INCINERATOR room. Billy's heart bounded. Five explaining that this was also and minutes later a chubby figure in gray his understanding and suggesting that DENTIST coat and cap, barehanded, his gloves there had been some mistake in telegraphic being dropped in his haste, let himself Phone 41 transmission or erroneous impressions THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROY ING quietly out of the front door and made had been given Britisji officials International Falls, Minn. his way to the spot from which the in London by representatives of ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. glorious sound had emanated. the American cotton interests there. He passed in the gates unnoticed, 'f DOUBLS SEBVICS No Reply From Britain. and was soon in the heart of action. AUTOMIBILE TIRES How splendid it was. Hundreds of The United States has never received Gnaranteed 7000 Miles Service pretty flags and some th^t.were not, -reply to it9i.n$tq»pf M8reti.3$1 in ABSOLUTELY PUiNCT'UR^FjOQF f: so pretty. Billy heard a man say that Double Service Tires are double the which the British order-in-council proclaiming thickness of the best standard make the holes in them had been made by an embargo on all neutral tlrea. powder and bullets. So many soldiers! commerce directly or indirectly with This 100 per cent, greater wearing So many flowers! Germany was declared to be a violation surface naturally gives, that much more He stood on a grassy mound, a picture of international law. mileage and service. The average of 12 miles of tough fabric and one inch of profound attention, brown curls In review of the continued detentions surface tread rubber makes/these tires flying in the wind, eyes fastened on of American cargoes under the 'f absolutely punctureproof. the enchanting scene. Suddenly an order-in-council, a note was prepared These tires excell all others for use ill old gentleman in uniform stepped up a week before the L.usitairia disaster the country over rough and rugged 'f REASONABLE JUST and, pinching his cheek, said: "And roads as well as on hard pavements. occurred, which was to be sent to 'the They are as easy riding and resilient your name, little man?" allies as soon as further data on interference as any other pneumatic tire—the air "Billy Martin." with American. shipping IN THE space and pressure being the^ same. The old gentleman echoed the name could be secured. In some official circles They are the most economical and "care free" tires made and are used slowly, shaking as though he had the there had been a disposition to PRICE where tires must be depended on and palsy. "And do you know nny of the THING urge the dispatch of the note to Great ttre trouble cannot be tolerated. Many soldiers?" Britain at this time because of the Double Service style tires are in use in conviction it might convey to the German •'^To, but grandpa tell at Apple Maddocks, the United States government and FOR EFFICIENT government of the purpose of the and grandma and I always come European War service. Our output is limited to a certain to celebrate, but she's sick, so I came United States to obtain an' adherence amount, but for a short tirhe we offer tr alone.' to international law on the part of VILLAGES IN SERVICE the following reduced cpecial prices as the allies. Apple Maddocks .was rapidly translated an Introductory Offer: Extra Heavy fn the old man's mind to Appopiattox. Wait On German Reply. Size Tires Tubes AND ECONOMICAL $ 7.25 $2.20 There was but brief discussion of 28x3 "And your father?" 30x3 8.60 2.30 the question among cabinet officials "Haven't any. Haven't any mother 10.85 3.10 30x3% lis President Wilson had previously resolved CITIES OF IN 31x3% 11.40 3.15 —only grandma/' that the situation with Germany 12.75 32x3 y2 3.20 People passing wondered to see 12 90 3.60 ought not to be complicated 34x3% tears raining down the cheeks of the ALL 30x4 13!50 3.70 OPERATION with any new correspondence with 14/25 4.00 old soldier and wondered still more 31x4 Great Britain. 14.90 32x4 4.10 when, after a few words with one of It is practically certain that tb& 15.75 4.20 33x4 SIZES his comrades, he grasped tightly the GUARANTEED note to Great Britain, which has been 34x4 16.70 4.35 hands of the boy, and they passed out 16.SO 4.60 35x4 prepared some time, will not be senv 17.45 4 65 together. Billy was an adept at answering 36x4 until after the German reply is received. 4:70 37x4 17.65 questions. A little later an 18.50 4.90 34x4% excited child broke into the sanctity 21.20 5.60 35x4% of grandma's room with a startling announcement 5.75 36x4% 22.50 .retrograa, May 22.—Admiral von & 6.20 37x4% 23.60 pssen, commander of the Russian Baltic '35x5 24.40 6.35 "There'* a soldier downstairs says fleet, has succumbed to pneumonia 6.60 36x5 26.30 he knows you, grandma wants you to It the Marine hospital at Reval. 37x5 6.60 26 30 come right down." Grandma, all in a All above other sizes not included in flutter, made a hasty toilet and descended. list also 10 per furnished. Non-skids at Decorated for Playing. cent additional. Minneapolis, May 22.—For heroism Terms: 'Payment with order at above "Will!" on the battlefields of Germany with WMt special 10 prices, a per cent discount PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO "Yes, it is indeed I, Margaret. A 1* allowed 3, grand piano mounted on a motor on orders for two or more Q. A. OVESON year in a southern hospital, a shattered tires. All i- personal checks must be certilled. truck as his only weapon, Prof. Herman memory, which only returned Emil Zoch, formerly of Minneapolis, Try these tires and be convinced of after many years then a weary search has been decorated with the their very high qualities. made almost hopeless on account of |f Sold iron cross by the Emperor of Germany. direct to the consumer only. 7 Double your later marriage But it has ended Service Tireand Rubber Co. This information was received Patentee ... 1 Akron,. Ohio. happily!"1 in a letter to C. A. Quist, from-Berlin, 1 Apr 5 Aug-1 a Billy danced around In maze of Contractor and Builder It Vfr 1., ra.fi V' y. ?•••-!.. stating that shortly after the war r* Joy, He had a new grandfather, grandma 4%*'SPRING BRIDES Should iniut brok^ out Professor Zoch packed up didn't have a headache and— and Jiis piano moved to the western that their invitations be secured wasn't to .crown of delights—he going he drove front. Defying rifle bullets, at the Press Office. be away. scolded for running Along the battle line playing.