INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS STATEMENT OI THE COHDXTIOH PROFESSIONAL CARDS' or 7 Practiced Economy FARMERS' STATE BANK JOHN H. BROWN of Littlefork Attorney at Law 1041 Office in the litis Block Baking powders made from alum or At close of Business on June 30, 1916. Date of Report By Bank July 6, 1916 International Falls, Minn phosphate may be bought for a trifle less than Royal Baking Powder, which is made RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $30,725.74 DR.H. H. IHRIG from cream of tartar, derived from grapes. Overdrafts 11.63 Banking tlouse, Furniture and Dentist Alum powders are not only cheap, but Fixtures 3,267.25 Due from Banks ...$6,099.00 Office over Holler's Confectionery they differ greatly in leavening power. Cash on Hand 1,249.70 International Falls, Minn. Total Cash Assets 7,343.70 If a cheap baking powder is used for a Checks and Cash Items 1,463.78 fine cake and the cake turns out a failure Total GEO. S. LANGLAND $42,817.10 there is a waste of costly materials worth LIABILITIES LAWYER more than a whole can of the cheap baking Talking about Capital Stock $10,000.00 In litis Block on Surplus Fund 400.00 powder. Undivided Profits, Net 189.14 1 TalldngMacKines 4th Ave. Deposits Subject to international Fall*, Minn. Royal Baking Powder never fails to Check $21,981.14 Demand Certificates 589.35 and Kecords, produce the finest food, and its use, there^ Total immediate Liabilities fore, results in an actual saving. we sell them. $22,570.49 F. J. McPARTLIN Time Certificates .. 9,657.47 Lawyer Total Deposits .$32,227.96 ROYAL BAKING POWtER CO. Office over International New York a $ 4 2 8 1 7 1 0 State Bank Amount of Reserve 011 Hand .$7,348.70 A "talking and singing" machine becomes the soul of a Amount of Reserve Required International Falls, Minn. home. GET ONE. by Law $3,191.25 We are agents for the best "talking machines" made. STATE OP MINNESOTA, 1 ss- Come in and hear our instruments before buying yours. a F. SWINNERTON M. D..CM ROADS GET LARGER BIG "ROUND UP" TO BE County of Koochiching And when you want records remember that as new Physician and Surgeon We, Lars A. Swanson, Vice President, PART OF AUTO TAX HELD IN CHICAGO and Nils Muus, Cashier of the "pieces" come out we receive them. Eyes examined and glasses fitted. above named Bank, do solemnly swear Our Office over Empress records are not worn out befoTe you get them. that tKe above statement is true to Bulletin Says 90 Per Cent of In Conjunction with Big Spectacles the best of our knowledge and belief. Theatre LABS A. SWANSON, NELSON, THE JEWELER International Falls, Minn. Registration Fees Goes to at Old Cubs' Ball Park Vice President, NXX.S MUUS, Highways. From August 19th to 27th. Cashier. 412 THIRD STREET Subscribed and sworn to DR. JENNER PERRY CHANCE before me this 6th day of Ninety per cent of the registration When a Western city does July, 1916. Physician and Surgeon ABRAHAM OX.SON, (Seal) and one 45 18, with board SHOE HOSPITAL. and license fees paid in anything "it does it." When Chi Notary Public, Koochiching floors, one office building 10 Office over litis Drug Store I9I5 by automobilists to the cago had its big preparedness County, Minnesota. Phone 11 My Commission Expires Oct. 14. states of $16,213,387, was spent parade it had more people and 3rd, 1922. Night Calls at Hotel Koochiching for the building and maintenance Some fruit trees, plums and more bands in line than did staid CORRECT ATTEST: cherries, one disk harrow, one of county and state roads, (TWO) piRECTORS old New York. LABS A. SWANSON according to a compilation just spring tooth and one smoothing NIKS MUUS. When th* Jeading public spirited PHINNEY & CAMPBELL harrow, one one-horse culttivator, published by the office of public citizens of Chicago concluded LAWYERS roads, United States Department one half interest in 16 to have a "Round Up" there was FARM FOR SALE inch walking plow, one dining of Agriculture. Over International State but one question—it must be the table, desk cupboard, bookcase, In all 2,445,664 motor vehicles Bank biggest and most exhaustive col were registered in that year and dresser, commode, two bedsteads, The following is a description International Falls, Minn. lection of westerners ever as their owners paid a total of $18,245,713. and springs, 4 chairs, and of a fine farm near Margie, that sembled—sufficient prizes and inducements for registrations and all carpenter tools that is needed. is for sale by the undersigned. must be offered to attract Repairing While You Wait drivers, and dealers' licenses. 160 acres, Town 153, Range Seven miles from the good W. E. LAWRENCE more participants than had This is an increase of $5,863,760 213 3rd Street 25, Section 2, SE*4 of NE^4,SW growing town of Margie, good ever been assembled on any similar over 1914, and an increase of swy4, THE REXALL STORE Next to Boston Lunch. 4 of NW4, ne of roads at all seasons of the year, A occasion. 734,325 in the number of vehicles NATHAN NURICK, Proprietor of se soil a sandy laom with a clay Nwy After the above idea had become International Falls, Minn. 4 A registered. Automobile fees defray subsoil. Have raised as high as 6 acres cleared and stumped, a fact a number of the nearly 7 per cent of the 754 bushels of onions on one 6 acres cleared but not stumped, total amount spent on rural road ^eac^ing citizens wanted to make acre of this cleared land. Every DR. E. A. THOMPSON making 12 acres enclosed with and bridge building, whereas in artistic as well as an thing in condition for a family wire fence on one side. Three E N I S 1916 the income from this source championship "epoch" and the The Minnrmpolit Dollar-Hotel to go on at once and make a one room 16 14 frame building was less than three-tenths of one spectacles "The Birth and Passper Phone 245 good living. Houses and buildings •OO MODCAN ROOMS in house, the rest log building, located la Umi af BNIMM Dbtflat cent of the total expenditure. °f the West" and the present Over litis* Drag Store are in good repair. The and a summer kitchen well 9fa2S tINILI RATI Hi** of re pa re international Falls, Minnesota SUMortAN: iwmwoH—w best chance for ~a family to move house 8x8, one small house 12 fees and registrations is noted by were added. In addition.to those MWAnUW AMD TOUT arVM onto in the Northwest. Everything 12, barn 26 18, two stories, MPITY eoMPurrc the fact that in 1901 New York, participating in the-"Round Up AVTOMATIO INHNUHIT included, $15.00 per acre, barn 90 35, hog house 8 12, NORTHERN MINNESOTA AMD uiiraoor ooiimiucTtoi the first state to require fees, more than one thousand men y.2 cash and balance on time to chicken house 32 18, root (HMUHAMOC MOMM SNOW UM mo collected only $954. In 1906 only women, Indians and horses will 1 •MMMLBO mrwm vomr WHtnaaJ HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION suit purchaser. house 16 14, blacksmith house CVMV MOOM NOT AMD «OU RWMNINC 48,000 cars were registered in be used in the spectacles. The MAS WATM. NEAT, OAS AMD HMTU 24 24, log building 50x35,, two Inquire of J. D. Kibbey, International rrCAH IMMTS. AMD T*UTM*ON« the entire United States. scenic equipment will consist of MSMVieS. STORY ANNEX CONNECTION, onion dry houses, one 32 18 Falls,. Minnesota. •ntM IM Dr. R. H. Monahan .. .Phone 233 By I9I5» however, the number runs," "relays," and "backings Dr. had jumped to the figure given, to the summit of a mountain peak Elizabeth Monahan Phone 223 so there is slightly more than in actual hight more than fifty Dr. Mary Ghostly Phone 301 one motor car registered for feet and a length of more than Endestine Hospital Phone 79 each of the 2,375,000 miles of nine hundred—-only out of doors road outside the incorporated could such a expanse be contowns Office over International State and cities. structed. The well known New P. A. puts new joy -Bank^-Phone 155. In the number of registrations York Hippodrome stage would New York state led in 1915 with International Falls, Minn. into the sport of be lost in one of the ravl or "It:* jft^CCOiSi RREi»AREP ^i42'- hidden from .view by any of the was second with FORSMPKERSUNDERTHE 180,823 California third with •lU many miniature mountains. smoking! R0CESS DISCOVERED-1N 163,797 and Pennsylvania was AKINGEXPERIMENTS TO fourth with 160,137. CALL ON SOLD GOLDEN ROBIN" pOb ufeE||rriESpSl||bELljGHTFULANDWHOLE: OU may live to JIMMIE DAWSON Hon. J. A. Mathieu, M. P. P. NEAR BEER—$500 FINE be 110 and never E!j]rdiBA(E:Ci6|FdlRjGIGp feel old enough to Is Now Lieut.-Colonel ETTE ANDjPi RE SMlOKERS. When You Want Your Duluth, July 14.—Teetotalers vote, but it's certain-sure HARNESS, SHOES REPAIRED. PROCESS PATENTED in the future will beware of 1 Sd!T»?I i,9d7 11 you'll not It is reported that J. A. Mathieu, MUaMl "Golden Robin" and keepers ol: M. P. P., our local member, ReynoldsTobaccoCompany know the joy and soft drink emporiums must be RUBBER HEELS a SPECIALTY has received the appointment of 0NSALEMJN.C.U.5.A. contentment of a Iiliiiiliilin cautious of selling this drink if Honorary Lieut.-Col. of the 98th oioiesiIn BITE THE friendly old jimmy they would escape the vigilance Regt. Lt.-Col. Mathieu will succeed of Uncle Sam's minions of the pipe or a hand rolled Lt.-Col. McKenzie, who iaw. Ed. Feldman, proprietor of cigarette unless you get on talking-terms has been transferred to the 141st the Merchants' hotel, Northome battalion for overseas service. with Prince Albert tobacco! SAVE 25 PER CENT, BY yesterday afternoon paid a fine This is an honor which has been of $500 in federal court for in P. A. comes to-you with a real reason for all the given to Mr. Mathieu in recognition BUYING YOUR HARDWARE troducing a carload of this am goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by of his services toward assisting ber fluid into his home town W AT THOMPSON'S a patented process that removes bite and parch! the various battalions to which is "dry" territory. recruit in this district. It is You can smoke it long and hard without a comeback! I E A W A E "Golden Robin," according to largely due to Mr. Mathieu that Prince Albert has always been sold without the old belief, was a mild anc STORE. Jas. Dawson, Mgr. we will have a detachment to be coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality! non-intoxicating beverage, but trained here for the 141st until a test showed that there was Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette they are ,called to go overseas. 4V2 per cent alcohol in it. Under enjoyment! And that flavor and fragrance and —Fort Frances Times. the circumstances Feldman could coolness is as good as that sounds. P. A. just make little defense and paic ELEVEN STATES MAKE answers the universal demand for tobacco his fine. without bite, parch or kick-back! Avenue between Second DEAL WITH CANADA The Northome man was de Introduction to Prince Albert isn't any harder end Third Streets. fended by C. C. Haupt, former Prine* Albert it told mvmrywhmrm Interchange of automobile licenses than to walk into the nearest place that sells United States district attorney in toppy rod bag*, Se tidy rmd tint, 10c handtom• pound and between Canada and eleven tobacco and ask for "a supply of P. A." You payout half-pound tin humidors—and— Phone 128. that cItvtr eryttal-glatt. pound states of the United States a little change, to be sure, but it's the cheerfullest ALBERT FOR SALEr—A Ford run humidor with tpongt-moitttntr aacA has how been arranged for, according top that keep* the tobacco in investment you ever made! about, in good condition, for tplmndid condition.' to D. J. A. Smith, collector only $125. Can be seen at Hoi of customs at Windsor* the ler's Garage. who received this advice from national W. A. McLean, deputy minister joy of highways of Ontario. Michigan, FOR SALE.—Cheap if taken Twin City Stamp & smoke New York, Minnesota, Wisconsin, at once, an 18 foot cedar row /tf Stencil Co. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, so a 2}4 H. P. stationary engine, Stamps R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co^ Winaton-Salem, N. C. Copyright 1916 by R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Maryland, Vermont, boat with detachable engine, alall Maine and Rhode Island are the as good as new. Can be seen *, 1 -sea states. fo, at the Motor Inn. —J