**.: 1 rm ^'•jSx? hw i. 4 S£ 'ft & ,\ *4* ri INTERNATIONAL FALLS FKESS ,'^V? *X..«- i„ agv iV 3L? as* MV PAGE FOUR %& -""5$ **/h-* £*££, **it DRAFTED MEN INTERNATIONAL RULES FOR MAILINGl A E S O O O S IN FIVE CLASSES *•%, 7,74 -3r AND BORDER BUPGET Department Will Handle Large A*" Publisher* o4 the Official County Proceedings Muristmas Boxes Not Carried by Conltinued from Page One) ¥'r r% -1 COMPANY INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PUBLISHING A Postal Service. -f -i J?.*,': S a a children) who habitually fails GEO. P. WATSON, Editor and Manger ~7* support his family.., Jl 7.. vs3—Married Washington, Oct. 27 —^Explicit instructions to Emtcrcd at the Pest Oflce at Im^itlpaal Falta, Mlaa^ aa Seeead-elaaa Matter Bay Winaow Perkms and Lathe-leg Lane, man dependent on his for sending Christmas Sawed-off McGiniss .andi Four-eyed Kane packages to the American troops in wife.for support SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Hj sT$1.50 FOREIGN, $2.00 PEg YEAR. Got up the Home Guards in Smileyville 4.—Married man (or widower with France were issued today by the And every night on the square they drill, children) not usefully engaged, fam-'. postoffice department. And the loafers gather to give them chaff The largest subscriber Liberty bonds in this county is E. And watch 'em with many a hearty laugh, Postoffices will accept' parcels ily supported by income independent For maybe theijfe's. leen a funnier show W- Backus, who purchasedipl.60Q to the credit of this county and weighing not more than seven of his labor. *7^ But it never came to our town, if so. pounds after thej/ have been inspected" 5.-—Men not included in any other $100,000 to the credit of Minneapolis. description in this,.or other classes.6 by the postmaster and certified You see, it's been just a little while —Unskilled laborer. to contain no dangerous or other Since Company marched out in style.* f" .Man! How we thrilled with pride and pain! On Monday, Nov. 12, the campaign for the Canadian Victory prohibited articles. Such mail should ci«j I We cheered, by Hec! till wc made it rain! b^ addressed with the iiWme of the lv.—Married man or father of 1 motherless Loan of $300,000,000 begins* These bonds are payable in installments And the mayor called 'en "our heroes all soldier, his regiment arid Company, children, usefull^engaged and bear five and one-half per cent interest, 'backed, of Who'd nobly :answered their country's call"— or other unit, and "Amencah expeditionary but family has sufficient 'irfcome And heroes they are but now and then course, by the dominion' government. It strikes me that so are these other men. forces." apart from his daily f^port diiring his absence, Must Be Markeid Plainly -I Bay Window* Perkins and Lath-leg Lane, 2.—parried man— no children— These articles must be corispiciupusly We are pleased to be able Jo give our readers this week the Sawed-off McQiniss and! Four-eyed Kane marked "Christmas Parcel" wife can. support herself decently and And the others would give their eyes tb go complete story entitled "A Mati Without a Country," by Edward Away, to the. front, but t^iey can't, and so arid will be delivered. through the without hardship. Everett Hale, which is with6ut doubt the saddest yet most inspiring There're showing their pjatriotism fine. 3.^-Skill^l farih laborer" -engaged postal service direct' to the' mail orderlies Where glory's siearchlight may never shine. story of its kind eyie?t vfTitten and is especially appropriate in necessary agricultural enterprise. with the troops in France. O' it's thrilling to ihnarch [amid ringing cheers, 7 4.—Skilled industrial laborers engaged In addition to the mail service, the But, man! it's hard amidi snickers and jeers! at this time. -v.ol.i3 .f/-4, .. .= N war department will transport boxes in necessary industrial enterprise. They're the funniest* eaijnest msifit crew weighing up to twenty pounds if -, 1 That ever stepped out their part to do, Some one has well ^id "Booze has .more enemies in public packed in strong wooden boxes, not Class 3. And we who watch 'efn Can't help but laugh and more friends in private jkhan any other known article of commerce to exceed two cubic feet in volume, 1.—Man with foster children de-pendent At our bright remarks and our thoughtless chaff. Yet we know these soldiers: who will n6t flinch well strapped and with a hinge or on daily labor for support, or consumption." Yes£ and if they voted by shown hands From gibes, from danger won't give an inch. screw top, to permit examination by 2.—Man with aged, infirm or invalid they would vote against it, but by secret ballot they vote for it. And if sudden» desperate need shall come the military authorities. parents or grandparents dependent We will all thank God for our Guards at home We'd better have a rising vote on tihs propositidn-—the nation's These packages must not contain on daily labor for support. :—Lee Shipley in the Kansas City Star. good demands it. inflammable explosives or other prohibited 3.—Man with brothers or sisters^ matter. They will be delivered incompetent 'to support themselves, through military conveyance. dependent on daily labor for support. It does seem as though the 'city council might figure out some Should Be at Pier December 5th 4.—County or municipal officers. way by which they could meet the\wi^hes of most of the taxpayers The War department announces 5.—Firemen or policemen. 6 of this city and make a: generous appropriation toward the that such parcels delivered through 6.—Necessary artificers or- workmen it must reach Pier 1, Hokoken, N. Y., in arsenals, armories and navy support of the Home guards. All the other cities and villages in not later than December 5. yards. the state who have units of this organization are doing it. This SAMMIES GET FREE of Irish ancestry- in the American Whether sent through the postal 7.—Necessary customhouse clerks. riavjf has brought bluejackets to the city can't afford to be listed'as the only one whose council is not TRAVEL IN ENGLAND service direct or through the War 8.—Persons necessary in transmission homes of their grandfathers and willing to "go along" in 'such an important, matter at such an department from Hokoken the r4te of mails. grandmothers in almost every section of I postage is 12 cents a pound from 9.—Necessary employes in service important time. Sailorsr and Soldiers Find Ireland of the Emerald Isle. rm ankr point in the United States., of United States. and Blarney Stone of Interest?Many Blarney Stone is Mecca. .{{»' 7 7 1 10.—Highly specialized administrative Secure Leaves, Gerier^l sitisfaction is being expressed over the recent patriotic Blarney Castle and the^ Lakes of experts. Put On Another Stamp. action of the town council whereby they voted to ^donate $100 to Killarney with their countless fascinating 11.—Technical or mecEanical experts Base American' Flotilla in British traditions have already in industrial enterprises. the local Red Cross, $100 to the I. O. D. E., $500 to the British Red The new postal rates arei to become Waters, Oct. 25.—Free travel warrants proved favorite points of interest to 12.—Highly specialized agricultural good to any part of the British effective November 2, on: and Cross, $250 to the Navy League of Canada, and^lso, to draft a bylaw the« travel-loving bluejackets. Hundreds expert in agricultural bureau of Isles are now being issued to after which date any letter mailed permitting them to invest $10,000 qf the amount iiow in the li ... of1 them have kissed the Blarney state or nation. American officers and men as the result for parties living outside Inter'% sinking fund in Canadian Victory Bonds.—-Fort Frances Times. stone. 13.—Assistant or associate manager tional Falls must bear three cents of an arrangement between the —and our own council can't stir up enough patriotism to The censor's rule barring the send^ of necessary industrial enterprise.' British and American governments. postage. A letter which is mailed to ing home of pictorial postcards has 14.—Assistant or associate manager render even the small amount of assistance our Home guard boys anyone -getting his mail at the general This free transportation enables beqn big disappointment to the of necessary agricultural enterprise? the ~Americans to travel by rafl and delivery window or in the boxes are in such need of! saiiors. 7 at the local postoffice must carry two water from their base here through, Class 4. Ireland over to England and Scotland cents postage and all post cards, 'N* The Liberty Loan campaign has proven, spnong other things, 1.—Married men with wife (and) and back again within their allotted A Grewsome Find. whether for parties living in the village or, elsewhere mt^st have two or children (or widower with chiM-, that there is an abundance of money in this county and that practically time of leave, usually ten days.. ren), dependent on daily labor for,. It is extending to the Americans cents postkgf. The new .rates apply TOhe engine men of a trai^ on the. eveijybody^can. rais.£ .more than they had, anyIdea. ^Think a privilege' long! enjoyed by the British- to (parties on routes,, first class, mail support jand no other feasbhably'* Canadian- Northern railroad-were 'una'Slfe of the people of Koochiching county purchasing $107,650 worth to Whom must bear three cents postatfe. adequate support available^ 7 7 soldiers and sailors. _:/*'V?'- to draw yater" frorti the t&hk of bonds! This is certainly,a magnificent amount for such a pioneer but parcel post .packages are, l.—Mariners s.ea service of merchants Many Visit Ireland. at *Ray Friday with which to replenish or citizens in United States. county where it seemed as though everyone was economizing This free transportation will prove riot included in the new postal revenue the engine's supply. Investigation 3.—Heads of necessary industrial a great boon tb the American blujacket scheme and will, need no added of the difficulty disclosed the to the limit in-order to "get by" day by day. Of course it took enterprises. and postage from previous rates. Don't with) his love of travel' it f&t that a human body inside the a strenuous effort on the part of ay-great many subscribers but forget to affix the-added stamps necessary 4.—Heads of necessary agricultural will not be many days before he will tank was the cause of the trouble. the effort was well worth while. enterprises. '.j on and after tomorrow, Friday, be seen in all parts of the United When the corpse was fished out it the 2nd. Kingdom. Was identified as that of E. Davidsoil Class 5. Men from the- destroyers who of Cloquet, a man who had been *1.—Officers of states of the United If it takes Peerless for our boy$ to win the war, send it to have touched at English ports for around Ray up to a week ago, at Market Discontinued. States. 'em. The meji who chew are the men who do. The men who built the refit have already been granted leave which time he disappeared. Deputy 2.—Regularly or duly ordained to visit London and other places of Coroner Liljeblad- accompanied by Panama canal used snus, Horseshoe, Peerless, alfalfa, and any On account of theVcondition of the ministers. S interest. Undertaker Green, went to Ray this crops and roads-it has been decided 3.—Students of divinity. old thing they could bite on. A nation of men without a liabit While London is the Objective of riiprning to investigate the death. In to discontinue the public market for 4.—Persons in military or naval would be a nation of freaks. With a- cud of Peerless in his head nearly all .officers and men, many go the, top of the tank is a trap door the season. Judge Berg or Rev. service. a true soldier enjoys going over the top. Without it, if he is used to' tlfe most obscure hamlets. Still 'Sft'd across inside is a' platform. T.he Heer,mance will .gladly assist in 5.—Aliens. to it, he'd be spineless. In the Ozark mountains it is the height of others profit by their preseoce"in theory is advanced tljat Davidson marjketing any -remaining produce. 6.—Alien enemies. the British Isles to visit relatives clifnbed up info the tank/to take a It is hoped that Mr. Johnson of PellaficLwill a Cracker's ambition to spit straight enough to put* a cat's eye 7.—Persons morally unfit. and. friends they never expected to sleep while under the effects of liquor, be able to' bring up his 8.—Persons permanently physically out. Let us not lose this war because our boys are short on the see., and subsequently rolled xinto carload of potatoes on which provisional or mentally unfit. home brand of squirt.—Tower News. 7 3 For example, the high percentage the'water and drowned. orders have been booked- 9.—Licensed pilots. I A S A E S E A S AT O. M. CARR & CO. We CM le the entire SALE CONTINUES Fan nily at a '. 7,:,: *-7Untii777^i? Big Savii lg to You. SATURDAY, NOV.IO 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 A 1 "THE STORE OF QUALITY" 7, Sale continues until Saturday, Noviember 10th. Careful buyers MEN'S MACKINAWS LADIES' COATS are daily4aking advantage of this Fall Sale of dependable merchandise. •f EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIAL Hundreds of excellent values not mentioned in this ad. Mis $9.95, and $6.95 $6.95 and: $7.79 DON'T THIS MONEY SAVING EVENI COME TODAY. i, 5 irTPaBryra^aatg 't- 4 "l S. *r «i J. -5'^ ii" -S-*' One Large Lot Ladies Sweaters Men's Overcoats, good $15 if, %r. -i [(, One Lot of Fur Muffs and Neck 4 Pieces— Men's Dress Shoes in black 4 hi 4 $8.95 „7\,-'f Excellent Values'74 value, sixes broken $3.95 V«ry Special at gunmetal, lace or button .ill ONE-THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES Fill Sale Special Price ONE-THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES Fall Salev Special Price' .4^7 wt -4* Large Lot 7: Ladies'^7 Purses Men's Heavy Work Shirts ^1 A Men's Ribbed Flexed Unidnsuits, g, i» Men's and Boys' Knit Caps, A, $1.19 :l»08c dark and light, $125 value all sizes—Extra ass'td colors and weights' 60c Fall Sale Special Price Fall Salei Special Price ..... Fall Sale Special Price Fall Sale Special Price /....