International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926
June 27, 1918 · Page 3 of 9
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List of Koochiching county registrants who have Wen ordered to report'at International--Falls at 10 Sash and Door Factory oclock "a. m. on June 27th, 1918 and who will entrain fdr camp Grant, Rockford, III., at 6:45 pi m. on that IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS 4 date. Steve Wercenesk, International 1 Falls. We Are Well Equipped to do All Kinds of William LaBelle, Emo,. Ont.' M1LLW0RK Theodoris Saedellos, International Falls. It is- fair to assume that every man who buys and you will make no mistake by getting Martin Hall, Mizpah, Minn. their prices before ordering elsewhere Thedore Johnson, Littlefork, Minn. John Forsman, Northome, Minn. clothes want good clothes, no matter what price I Sam Wayshik, International Falls. Building and Contracting a Specialty John- Erickson, International Falls: All Work Guaranteed Carl Carlson, Littlefork, Minn. you pay for a suit you want to get good value for Louis Thomas Horan, International v.'. V" -.- Falls. LARS STUBEE, Prop, Fred Carl Morris, Nett Lake, Minn. your money. We sell George Makis, Milwaukee, Wis. Phone 80 2nd Ave. and Oth St. Clifford Ferdenand Forman, Detroit Michigan. & John Edwin Lundberg, International Falls. John J. St. Lawrence, Minneapolis Minn. Erick^. Larson, International Falls. Joseph Eade Bullock, Big Falls, Minn. Carl Oscar Lundstrom, Laurel, Minn. Nels Anderson, McClellan, Minn. Berge Jacobson, Bemidji, Minn. WE HANDLE THESE €OODS BECAUSE WE Clarence E. Steem, Big Falls, Minn IF YOU GET A KNOW THEY REPRESENT GREATER VALUE FOR John Carlson, Mizpah, Minn. KERO SAFE BURNER Tona A. Ramse, Norden, Minn. 'C: THE PRICE WE ASK THAN ANY OTHER MAKE. Andres H. Rehn, Lindford, Minn. WE KNOW WHERE TO GET CHEAP STUFF WE Hans J. Greggerson, R. R. No. 1 KNOW WHO MAKES IT, AND HOW TT IS MADE Crary, N. D. It will cook your food orlheat your Nels Stavik, International Falls. THEY TELL US THERE IS NO DECEPTION ABOUT house at less expense and no Charley Dargas, Kenosha, Wis. IT. SOME OF IT IS WORTH THE PRICE BUf THE Harry Max Whitcomb, Birchdale, trouble. Minn. PRICE IS NOT HIGH ENOUGH FOR GOOD CLOTHES Magnus Oscar Johnson, "Isanti, Equipment and Instalation ready Minn. for service only $7.50 Arthur Ernest Hill, Wilton, Minn. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AND SHOES OF Charles Hulett, Chestertown, Md. Patrick Murray, International RARE DISTINCTION •Falls, v". Clarence E. Morrissy, Big Falls, INQUIRE OF THEY EMANATE FROM MASTER PRODUCERS H. V. Sanders Minn. WILSON BROTHER'S DRESS SHIRTS, ATHLETIC Julian .Kosobacki, Mizpah, Minn. Dan Pardneau, International Falls, UNDERWEAR, HOISERY AND NECKWEAR. International, Falls Minn. 1008 7th Street Oscar Melson, Nass, Minn. FLORSHEIM SHOES TO FIT EVERY FOOT Edward Ercikson, International Falls, Minn. Carl Arvid Lundin, Gemmell, Minn. & Summerfield The Provision Store Byron B. Potter, Gemmell, Minn. Harry P. Claviter, International Falls, Minn. Bernard Lewis Grogan, St. Paul Internationol Falls, Minnesota Minn. Clifford A. Bushhong, International Falls, Minn on account of confusion in receiving m'erchandis«~lhe Company Oscar Wfri." Johnson,. Deer River, Store will hereafter be known as-The Provision Store. Minn. MUSI UTILIZE AIL J^arl Benjamin, Cass Lake, Minn. Remember we are Sole Agents for Chase Sanboun's celebrated Harry Munson, Glenville, Minn. JUST IN—A Full Line of coffees and teas and the "Home Brand' goods of all kinds. HDHAN ENERGY Arthur L, Nelson, Big Falls, Minn. We sell the best of goods at lowest prices. Victor John Conimeas, Birchdale, RAUDENBUSH PIANOS Minn. -:-t Jonas Mitchel Erickson, Indus, PATHE PHONOGRAPHS There is a job for every one at this Minn. The Provision Store time and not a single ounce of. energymust SINGER SEWING MACHINES John Leland, Littlefork, Minn. or will be wasted, according to Elmer Blocker, Hesper, Mont, -SOLD FOR CASH OR ON EASY TERMS- Order No. 37, adopted by the State Quay Whitbeck, Ericsburg,- Minli. Safety. Commission at its meeting Why pay the high prices for shoes when you can get the best Victor Charley Rowland, "Evan, last week. Wear-U-Well Shoe made for $3.98 Better make us a visit Minn. "\vr r' The provisions of Order No 3 are such as to still further solve the farm JOHN M. GISH, Jeweler, 430 Third St. Rudolph Oliver Berg, Duluth, Minn labor proposition. The passage of the Edwin O. Hesthness, Duluth, Minn Order "is the latest and most poplar Nels B. Jensari, Minneapolis, Minn. of a long inception as ell as John Otto Lindgren, Nebish, Minn. practical application with tl'u^ Public August Belgert, International Falls Safety Commission. Henry Mondelski, Chicago^ 111. Real Gravely Chewing Plug The Order provides that every male Ernest Steindorf, Ft. Frances, Ont. person above 16 years of age must Ole Myrane, Clementson, Minn. gives a pure, clean tobacco be employed or give good and sufficient Gust Gustafson, Gemmell, Minrt «i. excuse for his idleness It is Oliver W. Foster, Mizpah, Minn. taste—a lasting tobacco satisfaction not expected that professional loafers Frank Bourget, Ft. Frances,' Ont: are good material for farm ha^ds. Oscar Leonard Johr^on, Gilbv. N. that the chewer of if they are employed in some capacity jret Dak. it will release labor more desirable -M John E. Erickson, Birchdale, Minn. ordinary tobacco doesn't get. for the use of the farmer who Falls, Minn. wants first-class help. Otto August Janke, International Especially important-is this Order Falls, Minn. at this time when every ounce of Carl Tilander, Ray, Minn. 1 Peyton Brand available man power must be conserved Arthur Skipley, Craigville, Minn and employed in order to assist Real Gravely Frank DeMars, Northome, M:r.n. in the production of food and Einar Emil Stuveland, DentayKow 3 Get away from the heat and dust of land. Make a all other articles essential for war Minn. vacation of your trip East. Substitute for the cramped Chewmg Plug purposes. H. E. Bommer, Mizpah, Minn monotony of rail travel, the comforts and ease of a The Order goes further than a similar Ralph Larson, Minneapolis, Minn. cruise. Be free to pace long promenade decks—-to federal order, known as the 10c pouch—and worth it William Henry Johnson, ackduck, nap, to read, to in comfortable cabins—to sleep a rest "Work or Fight" ruling, as it makes Minn. in spacious staterooms, in wide berths. Eat thesis that the age limit 16 years and makes it Victor Alexander Tilander, ay, are famous tLrdujjhcut the Lake Districts for their excellence. Cnrv*lyla»ta much Imngmr it cost* obligatory upon the sheriff ci the Exerdce, danc^be happy—enjoy the com? Minn.) HO more to chmw than ordinary plug countjr to enforce its provisions, in panionship of congenial shipmates. Let the tonic of Ray Eithel Powell, Frontier, Minn. co-operation with all peace, municipal at the Elmer Milton Erickson, fluth, P« lake air restore your health—arrive end of your Gravely Tobacco Company and special peace officers. Minn. Journey "fit" .V.K.V Virginia While many of the orders of. the ShipfS WeeKly *s Albert Ray Barton,^Ericsburp^ Minn xm Commission as war measures have Reuben Justinus Hanson, International been about as popular as wai itself, Falls, Minn. Duluth—Ft. Willlui-Pt Arthur offices and establishments outside of statisticians, operators of various Order No. 37 is popular with every Stanislaw Molcewski, Cusson, Minn Soo—Sarnia—Detroit Washington in less proportion, for kinds of calculating, addressing, and body except ~the shirker and l'afer George Kennedy International the reason that the greatest expansion duplicating machines proof readers, The three big mcdern liners, & S. Noronic, S. & and the farmer will feel that he has Falls, Minn.^j- fry1 in the field has been in the large Hamonic, S. S. Huronic, sail tri-weekly over die law clerks, welfare executive secretaries, a staunch and true friend in the Com Hugh Settle, Wayland, Minn»r~i^ manufacturing plants of the War and 7 Northern Navigation Route. draftsmen of a dozen kinds, mission in the solution' of all problems SwanOdegard, Lundgren, Minn. Navy Departments, where thousands telegraph and telephone operators, You may buy your ticket over any railroad with the Northeni that effect him materially in the Lester Frank Clark, Ericsburg, Navigation Water-link in it. ... of merchans and laborers are trained nurses, chemists,, physicists, conduct of his business. 3| M'nn. Special boat trains between Winnipeg and Port Arthur-Ssrm* employed in shipbuilding and iii manufacturing library assistants, inspectors, of undergarments, Arthur A. Bru, Clementson. Minn. and Toronto. Direct rail connections cast and west at Duluth, ordnance and other war finger-print classifiers, GOVERNMENT NEEDS THOUSANDS George Harry Klinko, International Ft "William, Pert Arthur, the Soo, Sarnia and Detroit material. Women are not available §-®3y and many others.- OF WOMEN FOR WAR Falls, Minn. DtsltitH to Detroit Cruise for employment in trades positions woRitrSyCii^ i® JThe- Comiiiission urges women to "^6 George Eddy, Silverdale, MingJohn- to any great extent, but their services More and more, as the war program 'offer their services to the Government —without an as a vacation voyage. Everything includpicnic H. Coughlin, Clementson ed—meals, be at Kgkabcka Falls, dances, afternoon are being utilized in every way at this time of greatrieedJ As progresses, is the Government depending Minn. -y:t teas, etc. that is practicable^n^ upon women to perform the irien are called to the colors, women Frank Safford, Superior, Wis Special Summer Rales to eSFpolniff Eat. tremendously increased volume of The United States' Civil Service must take their places and keep the Rafel Puyroszek, Ironwood, Minn. Write for Cruise Booklet to II. Hurdm, Western Agent) Duhuk% Commission is calling ior women for ftiiachinery behind the armed forces work in the civil branches. The Samuel Erland Sillanpaa, Laurel, 'm 4 Government work of not less than moving at the maximum of efficiency.^. force of civilian employees in Washington, Minn. Northern Navigation Company Representatives of the Civil Service^" D. G, increased from 30,000. 60 different kinds. The list includes William "Arthu|^ .Joyce,- Fairland, A Commission at the post offices in all stenographers, typists, bookkeepers, to -approximately 70,000 during the Minn. Sarnia, 'Ontario important cities are prepared to fur-^ other clerks of a score or more of .'sfl rfirjst year of our participation, in the Louis Frohm, Mizpah, Minn Information Aah Your Local Ticket Agent or mny American For nist definite information and application classifications which require, training than.. 25,000 are women.": Women Charlie Xundstrom, Margie, Minn. Ezprtam Company Travel Department Othca itysome special or technical line, blanks make up the increase Jn-Government