THE MAN AROUND THE DEPOT Border Wholesale Meat & Grocery Go. GSO. P. WATSOX 0 1 The trainmen get most of the Candidate for F. A.. Ycrnberg, Manager cuai or COVBT advertising and news space these days, but anyone who moves himself or family out to the Wholesale and R«t«3 country in the summer time is Groceri**, Fnrits Fed and certain to find out that the station International Fall*, lflnn., agent pretty nearly is the Home-Made Saiaage aid 1916 railroad. If he isn't there and Nov. 2 Hamburger doesn't know this or do that To the Voters of Koochiching County: times without end, a lot of folks have their vacation spoiled or Give ua a Trial and Ycra Wi I have hoped and planned to visit every their business ruined. Fairfax xStay With Ua Harrison, president of the Southern voter in his home, but in case I am not Railway, gave a mighty good 3 Our Price* are Always Right and Our Stock Alway» Freeh able to do so I am writing this letter to description of the man who runs the depot in a recent address be­| Second Ave. and Fifth Street International Falls, WMI ask for your vote and infuence in my can- fore some body of railroad workers didacy for election as Clerk of Court on In addition to having the qual- I Tuesday, Nov. 7. ities which make for success in the management of a general I have lived in this county for the past International Falls Abstract jj 1 merchandise store, he must usually be a telegraph operator, a $ fifteen years, and during all this time BURDICK, KREMER & KINK, Proprietors. rough-and-ready lawyer, a first- $ Newer have been actively engaged in doing what I aid surgeon, a substitute for a' Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance Better certified public accountant, a jg could for the development of this county Warmer pretty good bank president, a Collections, Conveyancing and Loans and bettering of conditions for all of us. political economist, a peacemak- $ J. E. BURDICK, Manager. er, a captain of men in action,and a If you see fit to elect me I shall take International Falls, .. Minnesota an organizer of victory. He must interpret and do his best to personal and careful charge of the duties enforce a multitude of detailed Smart International Fails, Minn. and often obscure regulations Stuff of this important office and shall consider prescribed by law and public reg- SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS it a pleasure to serve you at all hours and ulating authority as well as those which originate at the railroad everyway, not only in the specific in everyway, not only in the specific rs. He must have Get on headquartc patience and good humor which duties of the office but in any other manner theFmngLine will qualify him for a robe and a No Combination possible. harp and a seat in Heaven alongside of JOB himself, and, with of Reading Like It voOXftS Trusting you will help elect, me to this alll this, he must be a self-respecting and citizen, a church member, office. and rear a family on a modest All For *2-10 I am very truly yours wage. That's very handsome indeed, The Youths Companion and the only thing that ought to Issues of be added is the "Railway Age 52 ISSUES THE YOUTH'S Gazette's" editorial note as to IheBestTwo TF yon want to micceed The favorite family weekly of America. recognizing the commercial value 1 in life you must know 12 Great Serials or Groups in 1917, and what is new in businesa and industry, 250 Short Stories, a thousand Articles which is to me as the v'ice of a Carnegie of these qualifications while in invention and science. and Suggestions, a thousand Funnyisms. of lln*. Read Get out the rut get on the firing Penshun.' 'Oh,' he says thrilliiy FINNEGAWS PHILOSOPHY Special Pages for all ages. Popular Science the occasional possessor of them for alltheRmiJy 'forenfu *2 in ivry nerve, 'must I indade sacryfice McCall's Magazine is still on earth. The man Purging the Heart. wan more idol,' says he, 'on the around the depot deserves it— Monthly altar iv me Counthry!' says Wudthrow. Collier's. 12 ISSUES AND A DRESS PATTERN 15* Dress Pattern "Yes sir. He's like the patriarchs. &e moat Interesting and useful magazine, and "'Was not the Wan Turn Plank,' he The Fashion AUTHORITY followed the biggest money's worth. Every mouth Which iv them? All iv them. He says 'an' the Sugar Tax,' he says: by millions of American women. Yon 300 Pictures—300 Articles will get the 12 monthly issues of smites the Civil Service Rock and refresh 'an' the Tariff for Rev'noo,' he says all for only 15 cents. All the new ideaa and McCali's, making not merely a "department" THE LADIES* HOME JOURNAL,! 'an' all me friends, beside,' says he, Inventions in electricity and wireless, in in' jobs gushes foorth for thursty but a fashion magazine THE SATURDAY EVENING POST and automobiles and aeroplanes, inshopwork and every month of 1917. 'sixteen per'fly good Mexican Policies but Uishurvin' Dimycrats. He blows In THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN wish farming, and in machinery. 64 $2-io —was not all thim enough?' he axes to secure the spare time of a man or Issues and 15c. How to make things at homo. SO pages every on a horn an' lvrythin' falls for ut. McC&ll Dress month, including refrigerators, poultry houses, woman to act as local representative in agony. 'But I will purge me Heart for ... Pattern If the people call him iver so soft. furniture, automobile shop repairs, etc. in International Palls and vicinity, ivry pers'nal t'ought,' says he, lv It Is full of money-making, step-saving Idens. looking after the renewals of thoir Little Samuel had no quicker ear. An' I| li written in plain English for men and boys. startin' for bed. An' before he retires. many subscriptions in this section, and Bend S2:10 (Ixnresg or P. O. Money Order) to for sacryficin' what's dear to his heart, IS Cents a Copy—$1.50 a Year to he takes a Heart Purge iv his introducing these publications new the pujlisfcors of the paper in whlc! this Oiler appears and get readers. Payment will be made in salary Abraham had nawthin' on him. Sure Get It from a newsdealer or write direct to own invinshun the way it '11 wurk TKE YOUTH'S COMPANION for 52 weeks, and th? 1917 Home Calendar. and commission. Previous experience Popular Science Monthly, tW Fourth Ave., N.Y he is Dimocricy's shield an* exceedin' while he sleeps. I dinnaw f'what the (This Offer is to new Youth's Companion subscribers orJy.) is desirable but not essential. For rnrr YMgetacopjrfrMilyraMad2c.ttaat purge Is. 'Tis a secret. McCAU'S month for one year also choice of any 15-cent aad paper. great reward. details address, with references Box JTliEiEi lor postage atatioa tiiis McCail Dress Psuarn for 2 cen*s exir.: to cover mailing. 654, THE CURTIS PUBLISHING "COMPANY, "T'is his Presbytaryan bringin* up, "In the morn he was puzzled. He Independence Square. Philadelphia. THE YOUTH'S O* \s"rr1 3 .. BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 40 Pounds wanted a gr-reat sacryfise of a purrinciple, I'm tliinkin.' Furst he adopts a policy thin he thries to justify it, thin he dear to his heart, but he'd In 40 Days used most iv thim already, an' he felt sanctifies it wid a phrase, while a choir a iv Dishurvin Dimmycrats sings that this was no time for second hand hymn. An' there ye are. Justification, or slightly damaged sacr.vfises. So RKaMRKABLE RE8ULT8 OF THK NEW he sends for House. 'Colonel,' says Adoption an' Sankty-ficashun. TI88UE BUILDER, TONOLINE TABLETS, IN MANY CA8E8 OF RUN-DOWN MEN he. 'F'what pur-rinciple d'yr think "The choir med great harmony whin AND WOMEN wud be an' acceptable sacryfise in this Jiiu Smith, George Harvey an' Bill gr-reat morel imargincyT he axes PROVE IT YOURSELF BY BUYING a box 1 rine was all In ut. But wan be wan of Tonoline Tablets NOW. anxiously. their v'ices- cracked an' they passed out 'Whisper,' says the Colonel. And iv the life iv the great Idaylist. he said wan wurd in Wudthrow's ear, "Harvey went back to editin' an' Bill and faded silently away through the Brine wint in search Iv the Howly dure. McCombs was canned, because Kale. "For wan instant Wudthrow stud him an' Billy McAdoo cuddent sing a spellbound. Thin he burrst into a Oscar Underwood was weak iuet, an' whoop "The 'Ram in the Bushes,' Tariff ragtime. But Wudthrow dierated on cries he wid tears iv j'y. thim all. Wid f'what say ye? Wid the Order the Double Cross. "T'was an' impressive ceremony Between You and Bigger Crops lv )—ho. I mind well the time at the whin the sacryfise was solemny-ised Manhattan Club, whin he kissed Brine at the Capitol. kicked Harvey wid wan motion. :ir' "The procisslon started f'om the stand the stumps. Clear them out Change your profitless, taxeating Now the choir has what Wudthrow Wliite House wid the Prisidint walkln' 'the vital stuffs iv life.' Stone an' calls ahead carryin' the Ram in wan hand stump fields into cultivated farm land. Clear your land the McAdoo Danyiels an' Jim Ham Lewis, an' a box iv Safety-First matches in saw "By George, I never anything1 like wid Redfield for the high falsetto. th' other. He was followed by a coon quickest, cheapest and best way. Rip out your stumps with a new the effects of that treatment, tonoline Wudthrow sits wid his hands crossed "tablets, for building: up of weight and lost bgarin' four gold pans, and behind acted ir.ore while the stuffs sings songs iv praise, nerve force. It like a miracle came four Union Chiefs ridin' on milk than a medicine," said a well-known Col. House winds the Victhrola. One Man an' gentleman yesterday In speaking of the revolution white steeds followed be a group iv that had taken place in his condition. "Wudthrow is fond iv music, but Railroad Prisidints, Stock Holders, "I began to .Jink that there was Calonel House himself is the quiet Farmers, Shippers and Conshumers, nothing on earth that couid make me fat. tried tonics, digestives, heavy eating, I man. Faith av he danced a Clog on loaded wid chains. After a short sermon diets, milk, beer and almost everything else Stump Puller a Washbiler ye'd niver hear a sound. to Congress on 'Purgin' the you could think of. Any man or woman who Is thin can Heart,' the Prisidint laid the Ram on "Well, wan night in August the recover normal weight by the best new th' altar, an' imprissively stabbed It Colonel come tiptoein' in through the treatment Tonoline Tablets. "I have been thin for years and began to think It was basement dure. wid the four gold pens whiie the choir natural for me to be that way. Finally I sang Holy. Holy, Holy. The Prisidint 'How's the game, Colonel?' says read about .the remarkable processes It gives you a giant's power. A little an acre from a single setting. One man handed the gold pens to the four brought about by use of tonoline tablets, Wudthrow. 'So-so,' the Colonel says. push of a few pounds on the handle can carry it, set it, and work it with so I decided to try them myself. Well, when Chiefs wid a bow Jim Hain lit the Ye might round up a few more votes,' I look at myseir in the mirror now, I think wood an' wiped up the blood, an' the gives a pull of tons on the stump. ease—horses are unnecessary. It Is somebody else. I have put on Just -ays he, scratchin' his ear wid ftn' forty pounds during the last rorty days, sacryfise was complete. absent air. and never felt stronger. Tonoline tablets It does not take many such pushes to Your money back unless it pulls the 'What was the Ram?' say ye. Twas are a powerful inducer to nutrition, In "'Aint I got full dinner-pail's?' the creases cell-growth, food, Increases the land Mr. Stump and all his roots completely a pet baste Wudthrow used to g^e stumps from your land. Try it ten days. axes Wudthrow, anxious like. 'All number of blodd-corpuscles and as a neces- in the White House lawn. T'was th' out of the ground. It will clear •ary result builds up muscles, and solid No strings to this promise. that's forgot the first two year and rs: thy flesh, and rounds out the figure. hesit: Idol lv his heart. He named it Arbitrashun. a half,' says House pleasantly. 'Aint women "who can never appear stylish For It was the Ram, an' all the anything they wear because of their I kep' em out o' war?' axes Wudthrow. Send for Big, Free Catalogue Today this remarkable treatment may people was the goat," thinness 'Part o' th* time/ says House rubbin' revelation. beauty maker prove It Is a form builder and nerve his left shin wid the felt-slipper on Sfl veil as a Learn of our Easy Payment Plan. See the photographs of the stumps it •trengthener. Try it free at our expense. his right foot. 'Aint voice pur my —60o BOX FREE— has pulled. Read the letters from formers who have bought Kirstins DEED8?* greatest liquid asset?' axes Wilson "WORDS, OR and are glad that they did. Learn how a Kirstin has often paid for "If anything in this campaign earnestly. 'It's some voice,' says House, FREE TONOLINE COUPON It real it it that we are now itself in a single day. Read about the Kirstin Service, which JMERICAN PROPRIETARY CO., 'but a lot iv suckers can't tell a asset A.J. Boston, Mass. facing the question whether we gives, Free, information about Land Clearing. Don't buy fr'm an' li'bility, Colonel the says.' KIRSTIN CO. Send me by return mail a 50c box want words or whether we want a puller until you see this book. 'F'what are ye drivin' at,' says Ladiogtoa St. of your celebrated flesh builder. I deeds whether we want that enclose 10c to help pay postage apd Wilson, four flushing a little. Etcaaaba, MicUgaa If eking. which it written and spoken, or Please send me Free 'Arre ye watchln' the strike?' says whether we want American action Book OD Land Clearing. a House. 'Half millyun votes might in the interests of the American be useful,' says House, tiptoein' out people, worthy of the American through the dure, an' closin' ut behind Name.... A. J. KIRSTIN CO. name, maintaining the him. American honor, and buttressing and Tumors successfully treated "Well, Sir, he left Wudthrow sunk *2P Ludington Street, Escanaba, Michigan (removed) without knife or pain. the ^prosperity of the United Town All work guaranteed. Come, or in profound miditashun. At last he 8tates."—F rom Mr. Hughes' write tor free 8mmmteriumkeek a spakes. 'I hear,' he says, in low Dr. WILLIAMS SANATORIUM speech at Chicago. 3021 UsivmityAv., apalii.Miaa. sweet tone 'that v'ice iv the people,