International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
October 21, 1915 · Page 5 of 8
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W p,^ $*» m:- m*m* PK- ,w T^'^r INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS iffi-iSf SaNffi- *jgr ^H^iV-OKE OF UNCLE SAM'S GOOD SUBMARINES SPECIAL CASH PRICES^ International Falls' AretrM Co? AT .. BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietor!. S.E. THOMPSON ft SON fi Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance CASH STORE Collections, Cwmyinf and Clover Leaf Butter 30c J. E. BURDICK, Manager Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz.30c InUnwtioiial FaDi Fine Winter Potatoes,... per'bushel •'... .65c Special Prices on* io bu. lots 3 cans_Corn 25c TO PROPERTY OWNERS .. 3 cans Tall Milk ,25c Bean Pork, per lb...... ,10c We are in the business of selling real estate. Send or bring in descriptions of your farm Best Flour, per sack. .$1.75 lands .or city property. Price them conser-' Regular ioc Toilet Paper vatively. We advertise is localities where per roll:....,j. 5c there are buyers looking for bargains. Fresh Shelled Wallnuts LANGLAND-BENNETT REALTY GO. per lb... .50c Street Floor, litis Bldg. Best Bacon, per lb......18c The best goods alrtaysj '•Vy cheaper than in the This photograph, taken during the submarine maneuvers at Newport, shows the United States submarine G\ Credit Stores. is the sailors were clearing her deck preparatory to submerging. ARTER'S ONVENIENCES The Minneapolis Dollar-Hotel 800 MODERN ROOMS HOME, Forthe Sweated in Heart of Busineaa District $1.£S $1.S£ Uf A E 8INQLE SCHOOL, KUROPLAN ratk for two persons Cl.se PfUVATI BATH AND TOILET IXTM COMPLETE SArrrY or OFFICE. AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS AND FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION (iNau'RANOE RCOORDS CHOW NO UVBf A SVM LOST IN A SPRINKLED BUILOINa.) EVRRV ROOM HAS HOT AND COLO RVNNIMS WATER. STEAM HEAT. OAS AND ELEOTRHI USHTS, AND TELEPHONE SERVICE. SEVEN STORY ANNEX IN CONNECTION, —Get The CO. FALLS DECORATING To do your Painting, Papering sett and Decorating We Spreader Tube WALL-PAPER and PAINTS Marvin Building Photolibrary Paste and 4th Street 5th Ave Phone idi Carter's Regulation A highly interesting and unusual picture just from the Argonne district. The crown prince has been making attacks along this front in which poison gas was extensively used. Entire regiments go about constantly masked Bottle against the deadly fumes, and when during a lull in the fighting the regimental band got together for rehearsal Mucilage in the ruins of a village they presented this grotesque scene. TRADE-MARKS COPYRIGHTS DANGER FROM WHITE WOLVES barrels and casks and soItTby fish WOMAN'S PROGRESS GOES ON S«no akstdu or modal anddascrip. dealers in our large cities. Writing in tion for frea aaaich. the last Yearbook of the department Book containing war 200 No Greater Peril Can Be Encountered Pittsburgh. Ward's Board of School ical movaBMats Mat fraa Jf agriculture, Mr. E. W. Rust sugtests by Those Who Have to Travel 1 Visitors Is for the Time Being that the opportunties for snail-j in the Far North. Entirely Feminine. WM. W. ROACH, Jr. growing are really much better in thei ATTO N EY-AT-LAW United States than in Europe. While! MECHANICAL. AND ELECTRICAL Writing of his recent adventures in A news item in the Leader provides EXPERT En the old world .the snail grower generally die Arctic in Harper's Magazine, Donald BuHcBbc striking evidence of woman's progress. McGO! Waahiactoa. D. C. has but a small piece of land a B. Macmillan tells of a dramatic Announcement was made that whole which the snails must be confined Photolibrary meeting of his sledge team with a pack board of school visitors in the Twentysixth yy a fence of special design, and of white wolves. ward will consist of women. Paste in trhere they must be regularly fed, in '1 thought we had better move It has been only a few years since his country there is an abundance of Bottles while we could, so I ordered the men the candidacy of the late Miss Kate paste land where the creatures might to pack up their sledges and drive McKnight for a seat on an Allegheny of el ie successfully raised without attention, over tc the battlefield. After going school boa& attracted state-wide attention. and as they do not wander far, a short distance, a yell from Pee-ahwah-to But within a short period the hey would not need to be confined. mm 5 9 E turned our attention toward men of a city ward deemed it wise S Mr. Rust states that the Mississippi ST. RAUL N N the south. Could we believe our eyes! and to the best interest of the citizens ralley offers ideal conditions for snail OPPOSITE CITY It was like a picture from one of the to fill a board of visitors with women. ulture. There is no reason why MODERN EUROPEAN old books on travel in Siberia. Twelve The wisdom exhibited by the men in mails should not be used to some exsent white wolves were leaping over the LOCATED'lN HEART OT SUSINESS MITMCf giving women an opportunity to exercise as a substitute for oysters, which RATES: with dtUcted bstli sad Rooms snow directly at us. Fiction would their intelligence in governing the •bower bath— ihey resemble in flavor. Their feeding have us now fighting for oUr lives, public schools is a wholesome sign. Ont pcrton 75c. SI.00 and tl.80 per day habits do not, as in the case, of Two persons in same room, Mc estra. knives between teeth and rifles constantly Women are the natural guardians of oysters, involve the possible danger ROOMS frith private baths and toilsts— going. On the contrary, we children' They have charge ofc them One person $1.50 and S3.00 Mr day )f infection with typhoid and other prayed that they would not stop, but in their homes. Their experienced Two persons in samar room. SI-00 extfS. liseases.—Scientific American. keep coming on. Undoubtedly they hands .will make a favorable impression Smtf #M(«f cni tot colored M/fm. on the schoolroom. WE AIM TO PLEASE would have done so had we been able Lumber to Travel 10,000 Miles. Women are already represented on to control our dogs, who were now A cargo of Douglas fir to be used in the board of education. Their presence wild with excitement, whining, yelping Carter's building docks at Port Nelson on Hudion there is fixed. Their position and straining on the iraces. We bay will travel nearly 10,000 miles Handy Glue Pencil will not be changed unless their influence houted and threatened and lashed with shipboard before it reaches its destination is enlarged. Pittsburgh the whip, at the same time holding at the end of a Voyage which -Leader. back with all our strength on the upBtanders las already begun with the vessel's of the sledge. The leader of leparture from British Columbia. Although,'"as the band, stopped, surveyed us critically *. The Fruitful Days. the crow flies," the forests for an instant and wheeled, followed Now comes the season of accomplishment. that produced this lumber are by the others.. By the time that Summer's light and heat rnly 1,400 miles, from the Hudson bay we could tear the covers from the have long ago suffused these buildings fort to which It has been shipped, rifles they were out of range. with which we wrap ourselves against transportation by way of the Panama "I have no compunction whatever in the influences of the natural world and sanal, through which it is being sent, Bhooting at these sneaking cowards have laid up even in the'feeblest of U3 means a trip which has been estimated' the of animal world/ Axel Helherg store of energy, some additional Bome at 9.900 miles, or seven times the is Carter^ land infested with them, their tracks gift of life. Whether we see it or not, actual distance between Vancouver being found intermingling with those we are ready now, if ever, against the and Port Nelson. Consul Julius D. of the muskox and white caribou. A darkness of winter when the tides of Dreher, at Toronto, Canada, who reports mother and her young are surrounded, being are low and its wheels turn slowly. ^QtolfbratfP^ on this matter, states that a consignment worried to death and torn into pieces. We have before us the example of British Columbia timber a* During Sverdrup's expedition the and inspiration of the earth's mighty Is on the way to the Poison Iron works Carter's wolves came into camp, attacfted and harvest, the warning of these shorter &t Toronto, by way of the Panama Killed some of the dogs and later, on days, and the spur of cooler weather. Photolibrary Paste for the Office canal, to be made into masts for a the trail, even attacked one of the men Those who teach know that the success mm iredge being built for use at Port Nelson.^ who to had no other ..weapon defend of their year's work depends on .. The marvelous durability^ of himself with than a ski. No animal the drive of the next four months. "Nobby Tread" Tires the & the has In North is so enduring, none Those who direct the enterprises of Pressy#|i fiict that they are really two tires yuch wide a range and none an easier trade and manufacture know that this in one make them the tires that French Traces in Hungary. existence, their food being muskoxen, Is the time to realize what lias long you should unhestiatingly buy. The Banat is a province of southern been planned. If you purpose to learn StationerysStore cariboo Arctic hare, lemmings mild Hungary that forms part of "Unrer 't & possibly ioxeS. There is also every anything or do anything better than deemed' Roumania." But there are bits "V Bvidence In the past, now is the hour for your to: believe that .wolves prey of it that ..are not in the least Roumanian 'NobbyTread 'Tire» seals ice beginning, the beneficent strength of upon along the foot." &jh in character—particularly certain things is, on your side, and the course MS bits with neat little farms and poplar-lined of the world runs with yours. The x- POINTS OUT NEW OCCUPATION are now sold under their regular roads and trim villages nestiilng l»*A past Is a help, but not a hindrance, and warranty—perfect workmansh V1 round prsrtty Gothic churches. rt \$l and material—BUT any adjust* the way Is clear toward whatever good Both villages and villagers have Expert of Department of Agriculture AAA^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA is on basis of may be your goal.—Collier's Weekly.,^ French names, often distorted almost Urges the Cultivation of Edible 5,000 Miles out of recognition, and a few 8nails. For.TMPrm old folks still have a dim memory of In HI* Wife's NameT Uie JYeuch language, which was the Harry—Paw, what 4s a henpecked Snail eultui^apparentiy hkis not Vet MINNE8QTA RUBBER OO. MlnnMpolle« Minn. d^reat speech in these 'villages' sixty Hade a beginning in this cqjujtry.-the Northweet Oletntmtore years ago, but has since been dapped man^whose nerve ls tn Ida few snails found on the market here Mt Of eifstence by "the Mapryara/