I Sff.fJat '.-ilj^T '-"sr-v v'*1^ if- -., I INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS Mrs. Swinnerton as director and posed to be the best organized own policy, but the mother must is that in children. Baby welfare Mrs. Sorrenson as accompanist, state in the union. Minnesota international Falls Abstract Co realize all factors of the problem must be pushed. It affects our gave two choruses. has more club members than before deciding where she can sympathy and our economics. The convention felt itself fortunate Iowa but Iowa has twice as best economize and where best BURDICK, KREMER & KING, Proprietors. The State Library Commission in being able to have Mrs. many club Their average membership spend time, strength or money. was represented by Miss Cowley Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance W. I. Thomas give an address is twenty, ours sixtythree. The mothers must know all the who expressed her pleasure at on "International Ideals." She She made several good bodily needs of all the members being present and then outlined Collections, ConTeyinf and I .nam V, was one of the 50 delegates points in favor of many small of the family and plan meals accordingly. the work of the State Traveling from the United States to the clubs in a town instead of one The average woman J. E. BURDICK, Manager Libraries which we are glad to international peace conference large one, and mentioned the is too good a cook. What she have represented in our library Falls Minmaoti held at The Hague a year ago work of the study club for preparing needs is to have a better knowledge here. Any club may gain a 25 where over 1,300 women from the ground for civic work of food materials and their volume library and course of Europe, including many from the later. Her talk was full of suggestions uses in the body. In buying materials study by application to the belligerent countries, deliberated for club workers. for clothing she must State Library Commission in St. IF ITS NEWS YOU'LL SEE IT FIRST IN on the best methods of bringing Miss Elizabeth Rowe talked know the wearing qualities of Paul. An exhibit of Shakspeare 5^ luMlj &tihwi& about international peace. She on" The Efficient Home." She different textiles as well as howto pictures is also available for exhibition said that inasmuch as women said Minnesota is in the front make them into clothing. She purposes. SOME DAILY NEWS FEATURES were the greatest losers and sufferers rank in county agricultural organization. must have a rudimentary knowledge The following resolution was HANDY*S CARTOONS —Ray D. SOCIAL NEWS—The of by any war, women should news so- The woman in the of design to prevent putting presented by the resolutions Handy, staff cartoonist, contributes ciety, clubs and music is completely work together to abolish war, home may be as the farmer said, round and round stripes on a cartoon every day on some topic committee and was adopted: covered daily, 90 per cent of the social and the ties of womanhood and of local or general interest. "Them as knows, does them as her plump daughter or up and news appears first in the News Be it Resolved: That we, the ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE RE­ of mutual understanding and Tribune. don't, talks.'' Efficiency was defined down stripes on her own spare PORTS—The members of the Eightr district News Tribune pub­ SPORTING NEWS—Read the morning sympathy should bind them together as getting a definite amount figure. For amusements she lishes the news of the entire world paper for live sporting news. of Federated Clubs, now in session in the common cause to of return for a definite amount Nine out of ten sporting events every day as supplied by the Associated must know what invigorates and at International Falls, extend Press, the world's greatest occur late in the afternoon or evening—hence, remove the sources of their suffering. put into any project. The measure what soothes, what is safe and our sincere thanks to the the morning paper is news gathering organization. They may work for this of efficiency of the home is sane and what harmful. She first to CARRY THE NEWS MISCELLANEOUS NEWS FEAT­ members of the Civic league for even if their countries are at HOME to readers. the return it makes to the community URES—Weather reports from the must be an all round business AND their generous hospitality and BUSINESS, FINANCIAL U. S. observatory Lake Breezes, war. in men and women. We manager for on her depends the MARKET REPORTS—Business brief items of local interest Northwest the making of this convention a The last number was a solo by must consider this from the news lias always been featured in efficiency of the home and therefore and Range visitors at Duluth decided success and to the following llv^fC'Is. the News Tribune. It is the authoritv Ruth Bradley Swinnerton,"From standpoint of mental, moral and of the community and the organizations county officials, on markets. WEST EJTD, WEST DULUTH, NEW the Land of the Sky-Blue woman stands alone. It affects nation. DULUTH AND PROCTOR—The mor SUPERIOR NEWS—The News Tribune is Bethlehem church, Norwegian complete daily report of events in and the only Duluth paper maintaining a Water," and responded to an encore and is affected by the community Mrs. DeVoist was introduced about Duluth's most thriving industrial reportorial staff in Superior. Covering Lutheran ladies, International centers. with "The Messenger." The the Twin Port completely every day in in which it stands. Work of the as a national convention goer. NEWS OF THE RANGES—The News Tribune^ the Superior edition and carrying a condensed club, Masons, School league is indebted to Mrs. Swinnerton maintains two ran re bureaus, one home comes under several distinct report of Superior news in all She said it was because she was board, M. E. Ladies' Aid, and at Virginia and one at nibbing, with a other editions. for her aid in entertaining" heads: questions connected Staff man in charge of er.rh bureau, assuring so interested in child welfare. LOCAL NEWS—News of Duluth is thoroughly citizens in general for all courtesies readers of prompt publication of and completely covered. the convention. with the mechanical details of The future citizen is the thing, all tne range news of the day. The MARINE NEWS is fully covered the year extended. News Tribune is the only Head of the around. Wednesday Morning. housekeeping, of feeding to properly convention women and all women Lakes newspaper maintining range offices. CLASSIFIED I$3WS—'The classified pages Be it further resolved, that of the News Tribune are full of interesting nourish the family, of textiles Manager O'Donnell, of the should be interested in. NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST is furnished facts and items of POCKET interest we thank the 141st Battalion, and clothing, amusements. daily by competent correspondents International club, served a most Problems of the city and country in the principal towns and cities Canadian soldiers in Fort Frances, SUNDAY SERMONS of Duluth pastors Some are too good house keepers delicious breakfast at the club for welfare work are one. within 200 miles of D"lnth and Superior. appear weekly in the Monday News and the Auxiliary for entertainment, NEWS OF THREE STATES told in paragraphs Tribune—and as a special feature, a to be good home makers. to over fifty of the delegates and There is a generousity of spirit is a feature of the Saturday sermon by some range pastor is published also Dr. Rogers, of News' Tribune. every Monday. There is an economy of time and visitors. Home grown fish and coming from club women as SEND POR SAMPLE AND DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET. Faribault, for the very excellent effort in housekeeping that is as potatoes were prominent features, we work out our problems together. exhibit from the state school, ©tjc sDutx\t!) Jteitus SrUmiifc important as economy of money. and the country able to produce Community spirit must and Dr. Schultz for sending Mr, "A REAL NEWSPAPER." Women seem to be instinctively such delicacies, was praised settle community problems. Eloquently Swain, the state rural school afraid of wheels and things ed enthusiastically. she painted the conditions The News-Tribune will be delivered at any home in this commissioner. that go round. This may be one The business session opened at prevailing in Europe and city every evening ^xcept Sunday for ten cents per week. Be it further resolved, that we reason for the lack of machinery Asia with their attendant problems, Leave your order at Wirt's News Store. 9 a. m. in the court house, Mrs. congratulat the women of this in the home. If we save on machinery J. H. Brown, of the Civic league, which are to be our problems district on their co-operation in for cleaning, washing, etc., being the delegate from the in the future, and each the work of temperance, and we expend time and strength to home city. Minutes of the last woman is personally responsible that we also endorse Dr. Schultz make up for it. As to spending meeting, held at Chisholm, were to her land to help solve each as "Silver Plate that Wears in his efforts to have a state song money she said the women of approved. A sum was raised toward it comes. We must work together sung by all the school children the past spent her money and the $10,000 endowment on the new problems as on Minnesota day, in order to then thought and thought. Now fund which was voted last year our grandmothers, who were promulgate a patriotic spirit. the women think and think and to endow the work of the federation largely denied college educations, Respectfully submitted, then spends a little less perhaps. in Minnesota. The resignation worked to gain educational Mrs. Charles Roberts Along certain lines of this of Miss Nellie Peterson, corresponding privileges for their daughters. kind each home must have its secretary, was regretfully One interest common to women (Continued on Page 7.) accepted. Mrs. Matthews, of the conservation committee, sent a letter urging the clubs to further interest in conservation, Announcement especially among the children. Prizes for bird houses, flower exhibits, and studies of forestry were suggestions. Mrs. Since 1847, the year Rogers Bros, originated electro-silver Oleson urged that baby welfare plating, silverware bearing the trade mark 1M7 ECGEFio BROS, week be observed by all clubs has been renowned for quality, wearability and beauty. during the ensuing- year. The cordial invitation for the meeting to be held at Grand THE STORE OF QUALITY, E. E. PETERSON & Rapids next year was accepted. The next business taken up stamped on forks, spoons and fancy serving pieces is guarantee of heaviest plating, perfect workmanship and was the election of officers. Mrs. CO. will be operated in the future under the firm exquisite design, assuring long and satisfying service. Any Nelson, of International Falls, article of silverware marked ROGERS BROS, may be voiced the sentiment of the delegates selected without further investigation. name of 0. M. CARR & CO. when she nominated Mrs. Sold by leading dealers everywhere. Send for catalogue Olson, district president, for reelection. 4CL," all patterns. shewing She was unanimously INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO., MERIDEN, CONN. Successor to Meriden Britannia Co. reelected and gracefully responded, promising better service in THE DRY GOODS AND NOTION DEPARTMENT Has replenished its stock with the future. One delegate whispered, the best grade of merchandise and we are now able to serve the public more acceptibly. Subscribe For The Press "As if there could be better We find in stock certain lots of Men's Clothing of broken sizes and discontinued service." In a most cordial lines which we propose to close out. little speech Mrs. Watkins, of Cloquet, nominated Mrs. Fred Thest goods consist of the celebrated Hirsh-Wickwire, Milton-Ochs Gold Bond, and Nelson for district corresponding the Sweet-Onr lines in blues, greys, browns and blacks, in the following lots: 30 DAYS secretary. They had found someone who could plan and work in International Falls, she 18.00 said, and wanted her talents used freeTrial LOT I. SPECIALS for the district club. In spite of Suits up to $35.00 now FOR SATURDAY, MAY 13 ONLY Mrs. Nelson's remonstrances she was elected. So International Men's Linen Collars, any 4 A a Falls is represented among the 15.00 size or style LOT II. district officers. This concluded Suits up to $28.00 now the business. 17c One lot Ladies' Hose Mrs. Oleson introduced the per pair next speaker, Mrs. Coe, state 12.00 president, of Wayzata, who said Suits up to $20.00 now she was to give a heart-to-heart SPECIALS talk instead of an address. For Thursday, Friday and Saturday, It is the business of each club 10.00 May 11, 12 and 13. to make its district the best in LOT IV. 35c Your Choice of Ninety-Four (94) Styles Men's Work Shirts the state. Naming the best points Suits up to $15.00 now found in various sections she each inspired her hearers with many *7.00 FACTORY-DIRECT-TO-RIDER sales plan. new ideas for the better work of 9-4 Bleached Aurora Sheeting A O gb IflAMKV CEftin m| but write TODAY for this new Catalogue of "Ranger" Bicycles. mOK, their own clubs. In so large a OCMI IVU MUlVC I Tires and Sundriei at prices so low they will astonish you. Also, per yard Suits up to $12.00 now of our tull particulars great new'offer to deliver to yon ail charges prepaid your choice of any district county organization is cf the 94 kinds of "RANGER" Bicycles you may select, for ONS MONTITS FREE TRIAL. This wonderful offer is absolutely genuine. No one criticise# yonr choice if it's a Ranger"—tne becoming necessary. There are most popular, largest selling Bicycle in the country. 23 state committees, each chairman YIDCC I 1MDC inlll ||n UfftkaaIa Coaster-Brakes, Inner Tubes, BZeclalCwi LRmrvi DMIII"UP"lwIHSBIS tricIAahtina Outfits, all the newest ld^s a specialist in her line. The Suits at above prices for cash only. We solicit your patronage. ia Bicycle equipment and Sundries," as well as the Repair Parts and Combination Offers for refitting your old Bicycle—all shown fully illustrated, at HALF USUAL PRICES. Our new chairman of the civics committee, Catalogue is the largest ever issued by any Bicycle concern. Bren if you do not need anew liicycle now, or Repair Parts, Tires, etc., for your old Bicycle, you need this Catalogue to tell yow THE STORE OF QUALITY Mrs. Mathews, being interested the prices you should pay when you do buy. *9lAED IftEBITC WHITER want a Rider Agent in every neighborhood to ride We in civics mainly, Dr. Aidrich, hIIUCII mIIEIV I WW Hn EU and exhibit the new "RANGER." You can select the particular Style suited to your own needs. Boys and young men in all parts of the country are of Duluth, mothers' clubs, irid ing'1Rangers"and talcing orders from their friends. They make a good commission on every -"Sale and so can you. Our great output, perfected methods and machinery enable us to sell and Mrs. Atwood, of Duluth, & quality" Bicycles at prices below all competitors. pushing civil service. There are MOToneveLE and automobile supplies. Our big, new Catalogue also gives large «pace to these lines at lowest prices. Thousands of our "Bicycle" customers of a generatiotvago 350 clubs in the state and 28 in are now buying their "Auto" Sundries of us, because they know "Mead" quality and prices are C. A. EKSTAM, Manager always right. the 8th district, and they have WRITE US TODAY. Do not delay. A postal request at a cost of one cent will bring yon the big catalogue. DP NOT BUY until you get it and our wonderful new offers and prices. only scratched the surface of J. L. MEAD CYCLE CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS the field of need. Iowa is sup­ W jt'.4u iff