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International Falls press and border budget (International Falls, Minn.) 1909-1926

February 5, 1920 · Page 1 of 8

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DURING PAINT UP AND CLEAN UP SEASON For 8ix Months of the Yeah Flowers Illiterate 8oldlers Who Are Disabled: -AND -ALL THE YEAR AROUND- Bloom in Profusion in Otherwise Are First Taught to Read and Desolate Country. W E is E S O A N WHEN YOU WANT TO—\ 1 Amidst the filth, squalor and poverty FIX THAT FENCE SieccMor to G. Holavdat Teaching a disabled man to read and of Siberia It is good to find something Cabinet Maker, Furniture write may an unnecessary step LAY THAT FLOOR seem which seems devoid of all these, SEE in getting him a job but it is a case HANG THAT DOOR Repairer, Picturfc Framing, and which speaks to this desolate* where "the longest way round is the BUILD THAT SMALL General Carpenter, Centracttor country of a better day. After months at. Shortest way home." The federal and Builder. BUILDING OR COTTAGE 1 of snow and Ice. and within fi week board of vocational education treats 502 THIRD STREET or any Big Carpenter job—j from the time the. snow has disappear* disabled illiterates in exactly the same ed, spring begins, and with It come tho way that other disabled men are treat-" flowers. Spring and summer and autumn ed they .must fulfill the same requirements are all one in Siberia—there is for eligibility as to service, disability no time for them all a brief six and vocational handicap, before Automobile Tourists months Is the most which nature allows, are-placed in training. The bene1 they and so they have to cram Into! fits of this provision for those of our that space everything they can, the disabled boys who do not know the Christian Science Monitor says. |j When In Minneapolis Stop at English language can be seen in the The chief flowers are anemones, case of Guisseppl Marino. A laborer irises and lilles-of-the-valley. All of with no education before the war,' them, especially the latter, grow wild speaking his native language, Italian, Hotel Lincoln in great profusion, and the whole very well, but understanding no English, world seems to smell of lilies for a he was in real suffering when "the brief, two or three weeks. board found him, and through an interpreter 1920 A. ship this bundle to SHUBERT too Traveling between Vladivostok and made him understand the opportunities Harbin little semi-Chinese-Russlan! NICOLLET AVE. AT NINTH ST offered by Uncle Sam. The boys bring great bunches of lilles-ofthe-valley eagerness with which he graced the The Highest Prices Ever Known to. the trains, which can be' offer was pathetic. He is now in a OPENED SEPT. 1st. 1918 bought for a few cents. They start What You'll Gel from "tryout" course, learning English. He Thafs "SHUBERT" perhaps by asking four rubles for a is the only support of his mother and WE WANT 'BM NOW—AND WILL PAY TBI WCB TO GET *EM basket. This. you. refuse, and pass on' his brother's children (his brother Especially convenient for auto parties as Nicollet Avenue I Ih?IEXTRALARGEII H?lMEDIUM N?2 to the next boy. Then the whistle having been in the war), but LARGE I N?I SMALL N?I I I killed is the leading road from all point, and has no car tracks. blows, and the boys rush up to you 1 mm tvwm |I«T»»TQ TO MBWII BW» TO the allowance made them by the government MUSKRAT shouting: "Three rubles! two rubles! Within two squares of 5 large garages. Adjoining the cities' while he is taking training Still you take no notice then yon relieves his mind of any worry concerning stores. clamber on the train, which very slowly them. Those who know of 340 to 2401 5.00 to 3.7S 3i0to 2.75 &50to 5^0 Spring crawls out of the station, and yon this case feel that a man has really 5.00 to 4 .00 3i0to 2.75 250 to 1.75 2.50 to liOl Rooms at $1.00 per day. With private toilet 25 cents Winter eventually buy as many lilies as yon been saved. MINK can carry for one ruble, the boy being extra with private bath 50 cents extra. In addMtin there, perfectly content, and you, thinking A Revelation. are suites of rooms with separate toilet, each room baring of the prices in Fifth, avenue, "are also "These modern French fashions," bath—an connecting ideal arrangement and only fetuid here. 2&00 tD 224)0 20.00 to 16.00 15.00 to 1340 ISJHM MO Fine, Dark 40.00 to 3240 happy in the thought of your possession. said Lady Duff-Gordon, "reveal many 1Z.NH (M 28.00 to 2i00 20J)0 to 16.00 15.00 to 13.00 12.00 to 940 Usual Color bfinntlrt, but th^ also reveal many, 20jMIi ISjOO Milt 5.00 14JOO ll 12J00 llJOOto 9J00 840 to 740 Pale Cafe in connection—Hotel Lincoln guarantees an atmosphere defects. "A young schoolmarm, dressed in a HELD PROVERBS IN HONOR of home refinement.^1: skirt of the brevity that fashion prescribes, GOOD UNPRIME W1WRGE" N«1MEDIUH m\ SHALL Nil EXTRA URGf was explaining to a class ot| (XTM TO AVCIIOC HTM TO tWUU AS 10 Slf QUAUTV BTUWIVHUI KXTRA TO WU Ml Greatest Men in the Pages of History^ WM. B. CAMFIELD Proprietors F. S. GRE60RY boys the adverb 'slowly.' 10.00 to 850 7.00 to 4.00 Havo Left Testimony to 20.00 to 16.00 1540to 1100 840 to 740 Black "To make her explanation clear the That Effect. 8.00 to 7.00 650to 640 (.OOto 3.00 1440 to 12.00 10.00 to 850 Short For past ten years with Minneapolis leading hotels. schoolmarm walked slowly across the 450 to 240 lQJ50tO 8i0 8.00 to 650 640 to 525 5.00 to 450 Narrow platform. Then she smiled and said That proverbs have always been 550 to 450 4.00 to 325 340 to 250 225 to 240 2.00 to 140 Broad to a freckled youngster: dear to-the true intellectual aristocracy •Now, Tommy Ferguson, how did I These extremely high prices for Minnesota Furs are based on the wellknown of a nation, there is abundant "SHUBERT" liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment. walk?' evidence to prove. .. Take but tiftTse No. 3, No. 4 and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. "•Knock-kneed, mum,' piped little three names in evidence, which are Ship your Furs now—when we wan* 'cm. You'll get "more money" Tommy." in themselves a host. Aristotle made and get it "quicker" too. a collection of proverbs nor did he "SmJBERT" RETURNS WILL MAKE (J HAPPY Music. count that he was doing herein aught SHIP TODAY—AND KEEP 'EM COMING FAST The music supervisor was trying to unworthy of his great reputation get the children to sing with expression. however, some of his adversaries may SHIP AIL YOUR .FURS DiRECT TO They were singing an ocean A. B. SHUBERT have made this a charge against him song and she told them that in certain He Is said to have been the first who places only the boys would sing. &id so, though many others have followed "Their voices are deep like the waters THE LARGlST HOUSE. iN THETWR-LE DEAUiW-xf\ In the same path. Shakespeare AMER! GAN-RAW/IF in the ocean," she explained. "Men's wrff loves them so well that besides often ws voices make you think of oceans— citing them, and innumerable covert 25-27 W don't they?" allusions, rapid side glances at them, The children agreed that they did. which we are in danger of missing "And now," she smiled encouragingly, unless we are at home in the proverbs "what do women's voices make you of England, several of his plays, as COLLEGE OF ST. THOMAS think of?" "Measure for Measure," "All's Well Silence and then a little hand In the That Ends Well," have "proverbs for back of the room went up, "Why, of their titles. And Cervantes, a name SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA the swimming pool at the Y. M. C. A." only inferior to Shakespeare, has not a shrill,, treble piped out.—-Exchange. left us in doubt In respect of the affection with which he regarded them. •i His Fear. Eyery reader of "Don Quixote" will Under the Direction and Control of the Most Reverend A gentleman of hitherto seemingly remember his squire, who_ sometimes Austin Dowling, Archbishop of St. Paul substantial Intellect attended a burlesque cannot open His mouth but there drbp show, and In the midst of the from it almost as many proverbs as. performance began first to mutter, A CATHOLIC MILITARY COLLEGE -words. I might name others who held then chatter, and presently to scream the proverb" In honor—men who, along in agonized tones. After he had though they may not attain to these been removed-and a physician had ministered three, are yet deservedly accounted Collegiate, High School, and Commercial Courses to him the sufferer explained: great.—Trench. "I feared I was losing my mind or my eyesight or both. I sat through a/'* lumeBfkm Over One Thousand Students from Twenty-eight What the Hair Denotes. fully half of the show, and did not If yon haven't joined our Christmas hanking dob, A long and peaceful life is promised States Registered Last Year see a trio composed of an impossible in and do so today. the owner of hair that grows low pn Jew adorned with a mangy beard and The Registrar the forehead and retreats up the! For Catalogue Address a spoon-shaped derby, an ostensible Men, Women, Boyt and Girls all showjd join and we urie head above the temples. Irishman clad in pink neck whiskers Coarse hair indicates humble birth you to join for yon own goad. and a young gent arrayed in the uniform and a coarse nature. Black, short, and of a naval officer."—Kansas City curly hair Indicates uncertain tempfer, There are dabe to ft every purso—I cent, 2 cents, 5 cents, Star. a tendency to alcohol, and an amorous It eente, when yon ipsriiaeii your depesits each week witj^ nature. "Mj^Boss alnTgot no respect at all the amount you started If Yon Have Anthing to Sell The darker the hair the more powerful for his help!" grumbled Farmer Flint's the physical organization. Chestnut hired man. "Why, consarn him, he'd 59 $IjH $5M or brown hair denotes fairness In We also have cent, and dubs whore you pay just as quick call me a fool as he =ADVERTISE IT= dealings, generosity, absence of decelt, would his own son-in-law T'-^Kansas in the same amount each week but unhappiness in domestic life. City Star. -H Thick, straight and glolsy brown hiair But join-—join today. 4- indicates a robust constitution, energy, and eagerness in the pursuit of FIRST mTIONAL BANK I life thick, coarse, and wiry brown hair, great determination of character curly brown hair, a weak character, International Falls, Nlnneeota- but natural Ingenuity and ability while dark brown long and smooth hair Indicates faithfulness In lovev ..many children, good health, and much happiness. BACHFURCO Your Raw Furs It Pays to Advertise Freaks of Nature. APPLES A cat that barked like a dog, recently I exhibited at Boston, tops the list of numerous freaks discovered in this country. Recently, says the Detroit Highest ruling Market Prices^ ~TjHonest Free Press,-a giant glow worm, 4% Inches long, was found in the Grading of the Sizes. ^34 Santa Cruz mountains. When placed The Most liberal Assortment Madc. In the dark a gorgeous effect was plroduced by the luminous rings circling Courteaus treatment—square and its body. Mammoth fruit is of frequent straight. occurrence, but In Southstake, Prompt-Returns and sound adviee. Buyyour winter apples,* Bath England, a Shocking case of plaj^tL-over-eating. was discovered. It As to the Market's fall rise. of now. Fine Johnpthns^ resulted in seven daisies growing on Ask for our prioelist—it wilLope# RS& '.'Crse one stalk. This freak, scientists said, NOW OVEN IS MM $3.25 box, fef oneoj was caused by fesdation, which your eyes as to whatRawFurs art means Over-eating. White blackbirds, week. only. Cooking ap-S{ worth these days. Do not dispose ^f canaries, linnets and Arrows have We Are W«fl BijiUHwd te & Mi Birfi «f 1£ a single skin before you hare had onr been seen and exhibited. The ocean, pies per box. iS.T %12S P* too, gives Its share of curious freaks. valuation. A double-sided flounder, jrttb. both BACH FDR COMPANY sideS alike, duplicate flni and. a mis-? rand you will mdee no mistake by getting placed eye, was caught some months their prices before ^ordering elsewhere ago. 4-fiT '—-7SI' Vi-c£" Swamp Lands. cvr •x&i Building and w. The swamp and wrt lands, of the American Raw-Flora Work United States are equivalent to jthreefourths An of the area of France. Much A~vavr-. 106-110 West Austin Avenue of the swamp land^owever, is wet LARS 8TUBEE, Prop only after heavy rains ind usually Phoie 128 bears heavy vegetationr It is believed irect rcpreientatiop: New York.Lon-^ that Jarge areas, Improperly, drained "r 6 W and cleared by public or private corporations, I could be transformed Into productive farms.