International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
May 30, 1918 · Page 6 of 8
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HidesTurs mtniiu Till I till I Deal Direct with the ginff Largest and Oldest Minnesota Si [nternational Falls, -.House in the West European Shortage Places Problem DR. H. H. IHRIG Highest Prices and Immediate Before American Government—Farsighted Cash Write for price Returns. Dentist list* tarfe and full information* Policy O.BERGMAN SGD. Office o\er Holler's Confectionery Adopted. International Falls, Minnesota ST. Paul, GEO. S. LANGLAND NEED 75,000,000 BU. WHEAT. Lawyer Majestic Hotel 2S Office over International State Bank Fo$d Administration of International Falls, Minnesota Asks Aid Ccr. Seventh Street and Hennepin Avenue Every in American Gigantic MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA F. J. McPARTLIN Task of Feeding Millions. THE ONLY MODERN Lawyer POPULAR PRICED HOTEL It is the food problem over lie re Office over International State Bank Within one block of ten theatres and principal that makes a food problem over here. department stores. International Falls, Minnesota 65 ROOMS 65 ROOMS with If we wished to be supremely selfish— At Bath— aud supremely shortsighted—we could PHINNEY & CAMPBELL 75c $1.00 $1.25--$1.59 go on eating as much as we like and Lawyers whatever we like, without much difficulty Hot and Cold Running Water, Local and Long Distance Phones in Every Room. or interruption—at least, until International Falls, Minnesota the Germans came! RAY BOY Managed by Formerly Chief Clerk Vendome Hotel But we are not doing things in that W. E. LAWRENCE Our Rates are Always AS ADVERTISED selfish and suicidal way. We are trying The Rexall Store to make a great common pool of M? CALL'S all of our food, and all of the food of Falls, Minnesota International the allies, and all of the food we can get from South American and other DR. E. A. THOMPSON neutrals, and dividing it up fairly MAGAZINE ^CA^ among America, England France, Belgium Dentist a and Italy. Phone 245 Authority This does not mean ihat all of the Office over International State Bank people in the great pool are going to Nearly 50 YearsI have the same ration, hut means that (nternational Falls, Minnesota the 1,300,000 women who turn to Join we are trying to arrange to have McCALL'S every month for correct fashions, for patterns, for economical buying, enough for everybody, so that the soldiers—our DR. ELIZABETH MONAHAN for fancy needlework, for good stories—for soldiers and their soldierswill pleasure, for help, for style. McCALL Patterns fit. *be well fed, as they have to be Anaesthetist to fight hard and continuously, and Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted that the munitions workers and the 10c 75c Phone 223 Office 800 2nd St workers in all" the other necessary industries, a a and the men and women at W31 Copy Year home will all have enough to keep NORTHERN MINNESOTA nlive and well. It is absolutely necessary HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION to do this if the war is to be won, 0 Dr. C. C. Craig Phone 223 and we are going to do it, but it means planning, working, arranging, co-operating, Dr. Elizabeth Monahan... .Phone 223 being careful, not wasting, saving. Dr. Mary Ghostly Phone 301Hospital Phone 79 And it means that each and every FREE! SEND A POSTAL CARD AMD ASK FOR Office over International State Bank one of us has got to help. Phone 1SS SAMPLE COPY of McCALL'S or $10.00 FIXMONEY Now, we have enough and more than Offer to Women or List of GIFTS given and International Falls, Minnesota vithout cost or BICYCLE Offer to Boys A|ejr., K. —Original by W. B. Finney Adv. G. M&ffinel Wright brighL enough food for ourselves, and the Cirls: or latest PATTERN CATALOGUE or Bis: Just Say "W. S. S." Cash Offer to AGENTS or $160.00 Prize Offer to Government is going to see to it that your CHCHCH. AddreM we keep here at home a sufficient supply THE McCALL CO.. 236-250 Vest 37A Street, New Ywk, N.Y. of every essential kind of food to WHAT ARE YOU GOING support our people. But over there they simply have not enough. Lord TO BUY THIS Rhondda, the English food controller, SPRING recently cabled the Americai. food administrator, to Your Postman that unless we can send the allies before the next uropean harvest 75,000,000 bushels of wheat in addition to what had been sent up to January 1 of this year he could not Wewill get you anything from assure the people of the allies that a baby cab to a htreshing machine they would have a sufficient supply of and meet any mail order food to carry on the war. price. We can do this and He did not say anything in this cable —"the man in gray" always make a small profit the same about the other food necessary, but as Sears and Roebuck, as with he has told of. these needs in other the buying connections we have cables—and by his actions in England. has a supply of War Savings we cao buy from any factory For example, his latest regulation compels a reduction of meat eating in they can and at the same the United Kingdom to a maximum of price. We are entitled to this one pound per week per person, this Stamps for every family business because we will give pound including the bone and other you better terms. Youl will waste parts in the meat as bought in have to send maney with the MAGAZINE the shop. order when you order from on his route. The .allies must have more wheat, fMNTTCH 90 VOU CAM UNOCMSTAtaO them while we only ask you a 360 ARTICLES 360 ILLUSTRATIONS BETTER more meat, more fats, more dairy prod SMALL PAYMENT DOWN more sugar. Their harvests were ucts, Balance when goods are ready THAN very short—France had less than half to deliver and found satisfactory. Mothers are teaching their children the* lessons her normal crop of wheat—and the That is worth something, EVER available shipping is small in amount and besides, we take all of the of Thrift and Patriotism, and are molding the fives and constantly being lessened by submarines. trouble of putting in claims, ISc a copy so that It is now practically etc., if goods are lost or damaged of their little ones for fu.ture careers of usefulness impossible to use any ships for the long while on the road. At Your Newsdealer voyage, necessary to bring food from Are we not entitled to this Subscription Yearly $1.80 when they teach the little tots to buy Australia and other remote markets business? Send for our new free cat' The food must come chiefly from S.E. THOMPSON & SON alog of mechanical books America. Ill specific figures it is necessary for us fo^send to the allies Popular Mochanics Magazine 1,100,000 tons of foodstuffs ,a month 6 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago This is a great responsibility an^l a great problem. The food must be fZigSKHHKgKlHMWXIHIgSl found, and also the ships to carry it. 1 It is being done, but can only con tin ii? GluViHt'SihuifiAetL to be done by the help and full co Every mother who practices Thrift in her every-day operation of all of us over our broad jfolOta Sjicceii? living is helping the nation to Victory. By doing without laud. We must produce and save Here is your opportunity to insure more. agaiost embarrassing errors ia spelling,, those things not needed for simple living she is releasing pronunciation poor choice of To supply the wheat necessary until and words. Know the meaning of puzzling labor and materials now urgently needed for supplying the next harvest, we must reduce our war terms. Increase your efficiency, consumption by from one-fourth to which results in power and success. our soldiers. •, K" one-third we must cut down our usual WEBSTERS average consumption of meats and Every loyal American mother should set an example fata by from 10 to 15 per cent, and P3V INTERNATIONAL of real patriotism for her children by regularly practicing dairy products by about 10 per cent. to Over there they are tightening their the helpful habit of Thrift, by teaching the children DICTIONARY is ail all-knowing belts and doing everything they can teacher, a universal question save, and Jo invest their savings in W. S. S. They are eating war bread they are answerer, made to meet your cutting down their sugar in England needs. It is in daily use by War Savings Stamps cost $4A6 in May, #4.17 in to two pounds per person per month, hundreds of thousands of successful and and In France and Italy to one poundhow mem women tfae world over. June, etc., and will be, worth #5.00 each on January 1st, 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. 6000 Illustrations. much are you eating?—and they 12,000 Biographical Entries. 1923. U. S.-Thrift Stamps cost 25c and are exchangeable nre using ration ards for most 6f the 30,000 Geographical Subjects. staples. We must meet sacrifice with for W. S. S. ^''v OUNB PRIZE. (Highest Av,ard) Panama-Pacific Exposition. sacrifice. If we don't, we are helping m*4 Tell the postman to deliver War Sayings Stamps DVD1A-PAPEE HMtaas. REC0LUI to lose the war instead of helping to WRITE for Specimen Pages. FREE .vin it Pocket Maps if you name tbw paper. regularly. I£s the new, easy way to save. He will know G. A C. MERRIAM C0„ that yours is a family of "true-blue" Americans.. Springfield, Maes., U. A. S. cKibbln ws.s. 'f THIS SPACE DONATED BY JO. M. CARR & CO WA2SAV1NGS STAMPS NO CAMOUFLAGE! IY ISSUE* THB UNITED STATES —ALL THEY GOVERNMENT LOOK NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE B8ssa8a«aBB8a«a $3.50 and $4.00 WASHINGTON, D. C. Vf1 EXT COR¥ JAKE GFEEKGARD "ON THE CORNER" SAVE'