'IsPfw^W -rw*m ji r'tl'?»,, k.i,« sf r' 7"^ B9FBBVATIOSAL BALLS FUSS PAGE TWO DIAGRAM SHOWS THRIFT PROGRAM DURING PAINT UP AND CLEAN UP SEASON AND ALL THE YEAR AROUND 1920 Plan Of Organization—Ninth District E S O A N WHEN YOU WANT TO—^ I Savirifa Divided. Trtauiry Department, WwhlnaMn. O. C. Summw FIX THAT FENCE t« S. Milifiat |^Warii«ving«^Or^anlltation—ftllcriil^Wtaerv* Bank of Mlnn..poll» LAY THAT FLOOR Cabinet Maker, FnmRure Wisely—Som SEE Buy More of I HANG THAT DOOR Repairer, Picture Framing, Spend County Chairman BUILD THAT SMALL General Carpenter, Centracttor Backed By the Nations Strength Hold Your Government Securities BUILDING OR COTTAGE1 and Builder. Local Commutes Representing 1502 THIRD STREET or any Big Carpenter job—j Fraternal Retail Post Schools, Societies Offices Organisations Publie A and other Private Organized Manufacturing Bodies A Wholesale Hemes A Automobile Tourists Women* Organizations Publications Organizations —SAVINA AMERICA FOR AMERICANS EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD IN EVERY COMMUNITY When In Minneapolis Stop at C'MON.PA 'N'MAj) Hotel Lincoln ship this bundle toTSHUBERT 'too NICOLLET AVE. AT NINTH ST The Highest Prices Ever Known OPENED SEPT. 1st. 1918 That's What You'll Get from "SHUBERT" WE WANT 'Eli NOW—AND WILL PAY THE PRICE TO GET 'EM Especially convenient for auto parties as Nicollet Avenue N? 2 N?l MEDIUM 1 N?l SMALL N?l EXTRA LARGE N?lLARGE 1 is the leading road from all point, and has no car tracks. EXTRA TO AVERAGE AS TO SIZE OQUAUTV MUSKRAT EXTRA TO AVERAGE EXTRA TO AVERAGE EXTRA TO AVERAGE Within two squares of 5 large garages. Adjoining the cities' largest stores. 5.00 to 3.75 3.50 to 2.75 3.00 to 2.00 8.00 to 7.00 6.50 to 5.50 Spring 5.00 to 4.00 3.50 to 2.75 2i0to 1.75 2.50 to 1.50 6.50 to 5.50 Rooms at $1.00 per day. With private toilet 25 cents Winter MINK extra with private bath 50 cents extra. In addMon there WO0T are suites of rooms with separate toflet, each room having 40.00 to 32.00 28.00 to 22.00 20.00 to 16.00 15.00 to 13.00 15.00 to 8.00 connecting bath—an ideal arrangement and only found here. Fine, Dark 28.00 to 2100 20.00 to 16.00 15.00 to 13.00 12.00 to 9.00 12.00 to 6.00 Usual Color THRIFT WEEK FOR PUN FORMED TO aooto 15.00 11.00 to 9.00 8.00 to 7.00 8.00 to 5.00 14.00 to 12.00 Pale SKUNK. Cafe in connection—Hotel Lincoln guarantees an atmosphere of home refinement. INCREASE THRIFT NATION MARCH 1-6 G000 UNPRIME N9I EXTRA URGf N9| LARGE' N?f MEDIUM N?l SMALL EXTRA TO AVERAGE fXTAA TO AVEOAOE EXTRA TO AVERAGE EXTRA TO AVERAGE AS TO SIZE QUALITY WM. B.CAMFIELD- -Proprietors- -F. S. GREGORY 20.00 to 16.00 15.00 to 12.00 10.00 to &50 8.00 to 7.00 7.00 to 4.00 Black 14.00 to 12.00 10.00 to 8.50 8.00 to 7.00 6.50 to 6.00 6.00 to 3.00 Short For past ten years with Minneapolis leading hotels. 8.00 to 6.5Q 6.00 to 525 5.00 to 4J50 10.50 to 8.50 450 to 2.00 Narrow Following the lines that made the A bulletin from Washington announces 5.50 to 4.50 4.00 to 3.25 3.00 to 2i0 2.25 to 2.00 2.00 to 1.00 Broad Ninth Federal Reserve district the Thrift Stamp week, beginning best organized section during the war These extremely high prices for Minnesota Furs are based on the wellknown Monday, March 1, and ending Saturday, period, a plan for systematized thrift "SHUBERT" liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment. March 6. effort has been prepared, according to No. 3, No. 4 and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. The principal sphere of activity will M. E. Harrison, director in this district Ship your Furs now—when we wan* 'em. You'll get "more money" be in the schools and while the effort of the War Savings division of the and get it "quicker" too. is not intended, says the announcement, United States treasury. "SHUBERT" RETURNS WILL MAKE CJ HAPPY "to sell a tremendous number of "Our plan," explains Mr. Harrison, SHIP TODAY-AND KEEP 'EM COMING FAST thrift stamps," every effort will be "provides for thrift organization from made to awaken new interest on the national headquarters down to the individual .SHIP ALL YOUR .-f^URS DIP ECT\.TO effort of a member of a local part of pupils and parents in practicing savings committees. practical thrift. Two Big Objects in Sight. Every School Asked To Aid. "There are two impeling motives behind "Every school is the Ninth Reserve AMERI CPf|«ifiM8iFPgSs the savings movement: first, to district," said M. E. Harrison, director strengthen our national financial situation, of the district's War Savings Organization, and second, to promote individual "will be asked to co-operate prosperity. To win the first objective and a determined campaign will be we might make 'work and save' the wifcrv waged to make this territory lead the national anthem. And individuals remainder of the United Spates and as everywhere must hold their government the movement, under the authority of securities and buy more, they COLLEGE OF ST. THOMAS the Savings division of the Treasury must strive to produce more and to invest. department, is national in scope, the In doing his part to gain this national /Vlext Northwest once more faces a new test aim, the individual will gain the SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA of that Americanism which during the second objective. Xmas war period, and since, has so frequently "The National, district and county stood supreme." organizations is the same as that she will The Thrift week campaign calls for which made the Ninth district the best Under the Direction and Control of the Most Reverend the active co-operation of all educators, organized district in the United States Austin DowlinjS, Archbishop of St. Paul from state superintendents down during the War period. to the teacher in the grades. "The county chairman is an important A CATHOLIC MILITARY COLLEGE cog in the organization machinery Instructions Prepared. "The government is sending out instructions, and these chairmen are now literature and pledge cards being selected for the 1920 work. —the pledge cards will play an important Collegiate, High School, and Commercial Courses Local Committees Important. part—but the real success in "The local thrift committee is the every locality will rest on the shoulders most important element in the entire of the superintendent and his fellow Savings organization. Upon this committee .11 riWJSgfcn Over One Thousand Students from Twenty-eifjht fW rests the responsibility of workers," explained Mr. Harrison. If you haven't Joined our Christmas banking club, come States Registered Last Year "Every child in America should be establishing the study and practice of in and do so today. made acquainted with the fact that 25 thrift. To transform an extravagant THE REGISTRAR For Catalogue Address cent Thrift Stamps *re a splendid nation into a nation of savers, into a Men, Women, Boys and Girls all should Join and we ur^e means of saving money. Parents nation whose people think before they you to Join for you own should know what a fine thing it is spend spend intelligently and invest for their children to cultivate saving wisely—that is the mission of the local There are dubs to ft every purse—I cent, 2 eents, 5 cents, habits through the agency of the thrift committee. Thrift Stamp. "Banks, natural financial agents of 10 cents, wbers you inrrsasif your daps sits each week with the Treasury postoffices, where thrift To Use Various Avenues. the amount you started with. If You Have Anthing to Sell "So during, the week of March 1, stamps and war savings stamps and this effort to arouse thrift interest in general information may be obtained, the schools and homes will be made. schools, training camps of tomorrow's We hare 51 (1.00 and $500 clubs where you pay aleo cent, =ADVERTISE IT= Through the public press, school citizens women, who spend threefourths journals, notices on school bulletin of the nation's income the boards, women's clubs programs, lodge press, whose co-operation is so essential But join—join today. meetings and in various other ways to the onward sweep of savings tin the message of the 25 cent United movement, fraternal societies, labor FIRST NATIONAL BANK States Thrift Stamp will be carried. unions—all these agencies and During the week specific programs more, will, the governments hopes, be amalgamated into a powerful army which will be carried out. Every educator, will inspire economy, encourage production, I International Fdb, Minnesota- pupil and parent is asked to make the strengthen loyalty and smite high cost of living." Thrift Stamp week a success." ONE ON THE LANDLORD. EDITORIAL 8ACHFURC0 Yoir Fars First tenant—The landlord has raised Raw It Pays to Advertise the rent again. Hobbs Did It—Can You? Second tenant—Well, that's more —it mens than I can do. Franklyn Hobbs lives in Chicago. For more than 26 years he has been recording on the first of each month .•9 the average price of more than 400 Highest ruling Market Prices. commodities. That is one reason why they call Honest Grading of the Sizes. Hobbs a statistician and economist. THE STUBEE The Most liberal Assortment Made. About five years ago he began keeping Courteaus treatment—square and a close and, you may be sure, accurate account of his household expenses. straight. St Wf-fayliygtoay wy gyyrifr advice. And what do you suppose happened Prompt Returns and sound Sash and Door Factory By A. Ferman Wilson in the Hobbs household in the merry As to the Market's fall or rise. If you're thrifty at 20, you'll be nifty silk shirted, isn't-it-dreadful-how-mucheverything-costs year of 1919! at 60. Ask for our prioelist—it will open Well, let Hobbs say it in his own IS NOW OREN FOR BUSINESS your eyes as to what Raw Furs are It is no disgrace to be found "On words and then you'll know it is the Trail of the Lonesome dime." gospel. Says Hobbs: worth these days. Do not dispose of "Although enjoying everything We Are W«M Egnfepad to do All Hinds of Come easy, go easy is the material sensibly needed, our household expenses a single skin before you hare had our used to pave the hills to the poorhouse. show a decrease for the year 1919 fflLLWORK valuation. and are lower than they were five years ago." How did Hobbs do It? BACH FUR COMPANY A fool and his money are soon and you will make no mistake by getting By planning his expenditures intelligently and systematically and by seeing parted. Are you proud of yourself? their prices before ordering elsewhere to it that none of his dollars loafed on the job when he sent them to market. He Buyers—Merchants—-Exporters W. S. S. stands for War Savings says anyone else can do the same thing that all it needs is determination. Stamps, not Whoopee! Spend S'more. of "My shoes cost me $6.85 because 1 sought shoe values and found them. First Buildnf and Caulim linf Specialty find your values, then buy. We find it Old Man High Cost of Living shaves American Raw Furs pays substantial dividends." Afl Work Guaranteed the dollars it is up to you to save Incidentally, Mr. Hobbs believes the them. farmer the wisest spender of all and that 106-110 West Austin Avenue "it is due to this fact that the wealth oi the nation has steadily gone forward." Chicago, 111. Cucumbers at any time and any LARS STUBEE, Prop. Here is something else that Mr. Hobbs price disagree with some people and has to say concerning the farmer: irect representation: New York, London, "The average wage paid city labor is 90 at 75 cents each they give most all of cents an hour the average wage paid foi us a pain. 2nd Av*. and 6h Phone 80 St. farm labor is 31 cents and this includes Paris, Leipzig the farmer himself. There are 22,000,000 men in this country who work with theii Save and grow cheery, waste and hands and one-half of this number is employed grow weary. on the farms." i* I iM Li, afiitftvn« ii IV- t",1 It I I«kt mmm