-sr i-V V**f INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE TWO iching Township Farmers Club and campaign, call 253. \r* 8Tfi 5, the agricultural department of the This Is for our county. Remember that the war will be won or lost school. Ipp3* A committee to direct the campaign in your back yard. was appointed as follows: The last cabbage is as important chairman, Rev. E. L. Heermance as the last cartridge. secretary, Prof. M. M. Abbott PRACTICAL FURRIER treasurer, Mrs. C. G. Whitney. Subcommittees ROOSEVELT ASKS Ontario Fort Frances, were, chosen, to divide WAR PROHIBITION This Bank loans money. That's the way we make our up the work, and call, on other help as it may be needed. Committee on Colonel Declares Use of Grain for living. But we don't loan money foolishly nor for improvident agriculture, M. M. Abbott, chairman, .Liquor Making Should Be Limited. purposes. THE OLDEST EXCLUSIVE FUR HOUSE John BergV E. E. Mclntire. Committee It is our ambition tfo see this community prosper and on gardens^. Mrs. Whitney, Mineola, L. I.,April 21—Colonel IN THE WORLD it is decidedly to our advantage to see that it does prosper, chairman Mrs. C. G. Muench, Mrs. Roosevelt came out flatly in favor because, if the community prospers our deposits will increase C. W. Speelman, Mrs. Geo. Holler. of limiting the amount of grain for and we will have more money tq loan. It can readily be This committee willv also have use throughout the country in the charge of the department of home brewing and distillation of intoxicaing seen, therefore, that we cannot consistently loan money for econimics, and of the childrens' garden liquors, in an address here late any purpose not conductive to the best interests of the community -, conetsts which are planned. today. in general and the borrower in particular. On this Committe on farming, F. E. Patterson, In case of a food shortage he also basis this bank loans money gladly. chairman, Robert Irvwin, C-. B. advocated mobilization and conscription Kinney, J. H. Emerson, D. B. Jewell, of men for tilling the soil. A. L. Brunette. This committee Addressing the Island Food Reserve will take the departments of manure, battalion and the Nassau We Loan Money on Farm Lands. Call and See Us ploughing, the securing of. vacant county farm bureau, the colonel also land, and the distribution of kitchen Attacked extravagances of the garbage. Through Mr. Jewell wealthy. K-^ will be in touch with the campaign The First National Bank "We are threatened with a shortage through the rest of the county. of foodstuffs. This is apparent From the meeting, about 25 canvassers in countrywide crop reports today," started out to take a garden said the colonel. "It is our duty to this work was done by Saturday at supply food to our allies to our utmost 4 p. m., when the canvassers reported ability. Let us therefore begin at the high school. Every at once to see to it that our house in the residence section was grain is kept for food and not put EXPORTER AND IMPORTER OF JOHN N. GISH visited, as far as possible. into alcoholic beverages. RAW FURS "There should be universal obligatory People living in hotels and flats service outside of the army. may secure garden plots by giving The government should commandeer their names to Mr. Patterson, at the Watchmaker and Jeweler men to work the nation's farms if city hall, phone 14. Through the such is necessary." co-operation of the Company, a garden can probably be assured to NEW STRIKE BREAKS OUT IN every one who will take care of it. Highest Cash Prices Paid mi KRUPPS AND OTHER PLANTS If you want seed potatoes, cabbage Agent for Singer Sewing Raw Furs plants, etc.,. give your order Machine Company and Amsterdam, April 20—Strikes have direct to Mr. Abbott at the school. He will pay the duty and war tax on all furs from the United broken out in various munitions factories The agriculture committee is Woodstock Typewriter. in Germany, including the ready to give you advice at any time. States and pay as high a price for them as any Krupps, the Telegraaf says it has Night school Tuesday and Thursday house in the United States. learned from German sources. evenings, at 7:30 for the benefit of Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg, those who have had no experience says the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger, in gardening. Also dealer in BE SURE AND SEE ME BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY having declined to dicsuss the situation Manure will cost you nothing. F. C. ROGERS with a deputation, headed by Barn-keepers must pay to have it Wear-U-Well Shoes Hugo Haase, president of the Central hauled away. Simply let us knowhow executiye committee of the Independent much you want. Socialist Democratic party, We are arranging to have ploughing 20,000 workers in four factories effect £hat all mail matter addressed they will be opened and returned to done at cost. Any oqe equipped in Greater Berlin decided to continue to persons residing in Germany, the senders. The suspension of the to do ploughing should communicate their strike. PATRIOTIC GARDENS more and tetter gardens. Rapid Austria-Hungary, Luxembourg, Bulgaria exchange of postal money orders between with Robert Irvwin or Mr. and Turkey will hereafter be fire speeches were made by Mr. the United States and the Patterson at once. NO MAIL TO GERMANY refused transmission thru the mails. If you can't be a soldier or sailor, Jewell, Mr. Berg, Mr. Mclntire and Men in the suburbs should plan German Empire has also been ordered be a farmer. Mr. Abbott. Reports were given by Such mail will be returned to the to keep pigs. An immense of kitchen until further notice. The local postoffice has received the three organizations which united senders if known, at the office of A welt attended and enthusiastic garbage is now going to in calling the meeting: The instructions from the Postmaster meeting at the school house on Loyalty origin, or sent to the Dead Letter waste. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PRESS Day started the campaign for Women's Civic League, the Kooch­ For general information abbut the General at Washington, D. C., to the Office at Washington, D. C., where HAT Style and Quality Put the GO Jf in GORDON A hat as popular as the SUNDAY, APRIL 29th must be right, It GORDON is on the majority of heads everywhere. Civ fc "ECHOES OF BROADWAY" There's a distinction between correct style Song and Dance Revue and eccentric headwear. You are always safe in a "Echoes of Broadway" is headed by Johnny Doyle and Edna GORDON. 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