iamjj.jjw.1 mmegznms mm- r^^:/ ^v .~?- INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS I O I A O E at the L'oyalty theatre. This'happy THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PBESS HERBERT-HOLT WEDDING. don't $10 to $16 a ton. And let them couple have the best w'siies of a large Wednesday, Aug. 31, and Friday, fool you with the story that the heavy circle of, friends in this vicinity for increases in .miners' wages the Sept. 2. A pretty wedding occurred Tuesday .js a prosperous and happy wedded life. AND BOEDER BUDGET cause. That $4 coal could be sold morning at St. Mary's church One of the Members of from $6 to $7 a ton at a reasonable at Fgrt Francis when Miss Florence' R. J. Langaard of Mizpah, transacted pr,gfit, despite the high wag?. scale Hebert, the, daughter of Mrs. Noel H. J. MINER, Editor and Manager business in this city yesterday. and high railroad rates. Hebjert became the bride of William The operators are doing everything Hblf of this city. Pat Whalen and Mat Tones of Entered At the Post OflUce at International Falls, Minn., as Second-Class Matter in their power to'keep up the wholesale The church was artistically arranged Northome were International Falls price of coal and boost Bolshevism with garden flowers and the cerer visitors yesterday. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S., $2.00- FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR in this country. They know that mony performed at 8 o'clock massby if Ford reduces the railroad rate on Rev. Father Dellaire, the pastor /P fuel 20 per cent, coal will be cheaper in the presence of a large circle of EDUCATIONAL TOOTH :n some places, and that the tendency friends and relatives. The bride wore TALK NO. 14 therefore will be to force down prices a handsome gown of pale blue taffeta everywhere at the mines. made with an overdrape of The protest to Washington is only white net and trimmings of gold and WHAT YOUR FRIENDS THINK. «CIALV? a part of the same game which kept tiny velvet rose buds. Her long veil coal prices up all this summer—kept was caught with orange blossoms Your friends are just as quick to notice your irregular, discolored, them -so high that people wouldn't and she carried a shower boquet of MONEY THROWN ON THE WATER decayed teeth as they are to notice buy. That meant closed down mines bride roses. Miss Margaret Holt as be Will at the above your perfect ones, in fact they are and no wage expense for the operators. the maid of honor wore a dainty costume am el a sure to see the contrast between RETURNS TO YOU IN A FEW DAYS When winter comes, people of pink organdy with a hat of stated. Are you troubled them. If your teeth are not as will simply have to buy. Then the good as they might be you may the same hue. Her flowers were pink with headaches, nervousness, have felt the least bit humiliated operators will open up the mines and and white carnations. Lawrence Hebert eye dizziness, or disorders of PART, however small, of every dol'ar in the past because of that fact, the excessive demand will send prices you spend in your own town acted as best man. A wedding any kind. If so, consult him and you have felt at least a passing kiting higher than. ever. And, as comes back to you. The more money breakfast followed: at the home of If Glasses are needed he can regret that they were not an that is spent in this town, the more usual, they'll make the innocent retail the bride's mother, where the color asset to your personal appearance. fit ypu accurately if not Remember this, they will never there is to be spent WITH. YOU, coal dealer stand the brunt of it. scheme was attractivly carried out needed, he will tell yon improve until you have them attended no matter whether your business is. Let Henry Ford sell his goods for :n pink and white, and covers laid for to by a good Dentist. America farming, dry goodsing, restaurantmg, what he pleases, or give them away relatives and members of the bridal leads the world in dental plumbering or laboring. Glasses straightened or if he wants. But if there is to be an party. Sweet peas and roses formed science, expert service is at your minor repairs made while This is true of every town and investigation, let's investigate those door, and bad teeth "row worse as the pretty decorations. They left for time goes on. a t, and without city in the land. But the town that breeders of Bolshevism—the coal operators. an auto trip to Bemidji and later can coax money from the people of charge. will be at home in International DR. E. W. BUNCE. D. D. S. other towns, soon becomes so prosperous More Local News Falls. H. F. Billings, an experienced prosthetist that people flock to it, and The out-of-town guests included in charge. PLEASE CALL EARLY that's how wealthy cities are made. Miss Caroline Holt of St. Paul, and OFFICE AND LABORATORY It is the duty of every iv and Mr. and Mrs. William McCullough of 311 THIRD STREET woman in this community pend Mound, Minn. Our city band will play tomorrow every cent he intends to spend right Phone 474 Open Evg's and Sundays Olson's Store, Littlefork, Saturday, The bride was the honor guest last here. It is his duty to himself, so evening at Fort Frances. Sept. 3. Friday evening at a miscellaneous HOME, DOLLARS! that his own property, his own business, shower given at her home by Mrs. his own job will be worth Rev. Father O'Dwyer and Rev. Walter Anderson of Fort Frances. more—worth more in the selling market. Father Costiou returned last evening About thirty young ladies spent the Homes and farms and blocks and businesses and jobs are from \Vinnipeg. evening hemming towels and at a least valuable and poorest in communities whose people spend Prices Cut Aug. 22 prettily appointed table, where red their money elsewhere. H. F. Billings is expected home tomorrow and white roses and carnations were from Lisbon, N. D., where the flowers used, a delicious luncheon he was called to attend the funeral AT SING LEE LAUNDRY was served. of his brother, who was killed in TRADE AT HOME France. TRADE AT HOME FORTNER-RACO WEDDING. Next Monday evening the final dance of the Dramatic series will be GENTS' CLOTHES. held at the City Hall when carnival The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Starch Shirts were 20c, now 15c HE IS THE BEST MAN from the highest to the lowest. Look features will be an added attraction. Fortner, 719 8th street was the scene Top Shirts were' 15c/ now'1 10c WHO SERVES BEST. up his business or private life and you There will be balloons and paper hats Wednesday morning of a pretty wedding, Collars were 4c,-now ..::.3c will find that no man is so rich or for everybody. A five piece orchestra when their daughter, Miss Doris Union Suits 20c so independent that he doesn't serve The flush times did more than make will furnish an interesting program Fortner and Herbert R. Raco, formerly B. V. 20c somebody. It is the way of humanity of music. Dancing begins at money plentiful and business good. of Bemidji, were united in marriage. Wool Shirts were 20c, now 15c —yesterday, today and tomorrow. Perhaps its worst effect was that it 9 o'clock, The rooms were beautifully decorated Socks 5c He who serves best is the best man. made contemptible fools' of tens of with sweet peas, cosmos and Neckties ...5c Consequently, those whose practice is Mrs. R. B. Cook left Saturday evening thousands of people who serve the golden glow for the occasion. The Silk Shirts were 25c, now v.„. 20c to serve peevishly and offensively are for a six weeks' eastern trip. She public, people who make their daily marriage vows were exchanged before cheap specimens of mankind. went to Ontario, will visit the Niagara bread serving the public. LADIES' CLOTHES. R^.v.Claude Ireland, pastor of the First Don't forget that fact the next time Falls and then go to Rochester, N. The bank clerk, the street car conductor, Shirt Waists were now b'clock 20c Methodist church at 10" you are~treated like an insect at a Y., and later to her farm in the Adirondack the railroad ticket agent, the Large Aprons' were 25c, now 20c in the living room in the pres-1 ticket office window. Mts. She was accompanied waiter and a host of others ,tb^t Top Skirts were 35c, .now 30c encer of a group of relatives and by her sort, Owen. might be named, are there to serve Union Suits were ,15c, now fcltfse friends. The bride's gown was 10c BREEDERS OF BOLSHEVISM people who are buying something O Combinatins were 20c, now a lovely creation of white satin combined 15c The New York papers print the Much interest centers, around the from them, or paying them money or, Corset Covers were, 10c, now with georgette crepe. She ......5c following news dispatch with much ball team. Today the Moose team indeed, lending them money. Yet the Towels wore a long veil and held a shower .....3c satisfaction, on their front pages: plays Fort Frances at Fort Frances, instances are myriad where such servants Stockings 1 bouquet of bride roses. Miss Muriel ......5c Washington—Referring to Henry next Sunday, the Margie team plays of the public treat the people— Fortner, a sister of the bride, as the Ford as "an over-zealous entrepeneur" 242 Third St. Int'I Falls the Moose team here. Sunday, Aug. especially the mass of the people— maid-of honor, was attired in.a handsome (enterpriser) who 28th, Fort Frances plays here, Sunday, with offensive impatience, disrespect costume of Harding blue satin should not be permitted "for purposes Sept. 3rd, the Moose team pliiys and very often brutality. and held an arm bouquet of American of his own to break down the Speedwells here, and Labor Day, When, these days, there is a rush Beauty roses. Charles Raco of Bemidji, freight rates upon which a number the Moose team and Speedwells will at a ticket office window, at a particular a brother of the groom, served of railroads principally depend again compete for honors. sales counter, in a street car, as best man. A wedding breakfast for their livelihood," the Northwestern there you will as often as not find followed in the dining room, where the Virginia Coal Association Mrs. R. C. Fraser delightfully entertained, a peevish attendant, talking snappishly table was attractively arranged with protested today to the Interstate or insultingly, refusing to explain Tuesday afternoon, at a garden flowers and covers laid for Commerce Commission against children's party at her home in complement intelligently, or treaxing with scant members of the bridal party, the Purebred Holstein coal rate reductions proposed by courtesy the very people who are to her daughter, Jean, who bride's relatives, and Mrs. A. Masterson Mr. Ford's road, the Detroit, Toledo waiting to hand their good money celebrated her thirteenth birthday anniversary. of Bem'dji, Mrs. Fanny N. Nich Ironton. Games" were played after over to him ols of Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. which the .guests participated in a Can you beat it? Birds of a feather WILL stick together, A. J. Raco of Bemidji, parents of the Bulls dainty luncheon. The color scheme Where are their brains? Do they although we do not refer to groom, Mrs. J. Sheeley, Mr. and Mrs. not realize that the very presence of the railroads as thieves. The Northwestern was attractively carried out in pink D. J. Masterson, Mrs. William McDonald, the crowds at their windows or their Virginia Coal Association and white, sweet peas being the flowers Misses Fay Hinckley and counters means business for their consists of big coal operators. And used. Covers were laid for June Pearl Hinckley. An over-supply of young bulls forces us to sell three employ.er^-that it means the SALVATION at that, some coal operators are honest. Night rigale, Gertrude Burnett, Helen Mr. and Mrs. Raco left last eve excellent sons of our great herdsire, "Sir Korndyke OF THEIR OWN JOBS? VanVest, Marjorie Miller, Dorothy ning for Minneapolis enroute to Kaan Mechthilde:" Can't they understand that the rush is We all remember that during the Rauch, Ruby Olson, Margaret-Jloemer, Kansas City, Mo., for their wedding such a good thing for them personally war large numbers of the big coal Norma Burnett, and Bonnie Hess. Koochiching Korndyke DeKol, Born Sept 6, 1919 trip, and in a couple of weeks will be that they ought to beam instead of operators in the United States pocketed, Koochiching Korndyke Duke, Born Nov. 14, 1919 at home in this city. The bride, who scowl over it? ruthlessly and without shame, The new log cabin recently erected Koochiching Gert Pontiac Lad, Born Mar. 20,1920 is one of International Falls' interesting It is an old story that courtesy hundreds and even thousands of per by George W. Anderson of the American These bulls are registered and ready for service. Our young women, has been employed brings trade. And now that the easy cent profit on their investment in a State Bank of Ranier at Bircnpoint, prices are low as we must sell. Hurry and get your in the office of the county days have gone and competition rules single year. Now that the war and was the scene Tuesday of a pick of this stock. treasurer in the Koochiching county again, the snappish server of the inflation are over and the rest of us most interesting affair when the court house. Mr. Raco is the operator Koochiching Realty Company public probably wonders why he is who have anything to sell are compelled members of the summer colony in out of a job while the man who was to swallow our losses and take that vicinity and a few other friends pleasant and courteous through it all whatever we can get for our goods, gathered at the house warming party. is hanging on at the old stand. most of the coal operators are scheming INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. Dancing furnished the amusement for Let not the snappish clerk think he to uphold the old profiteering some of the guests while others is even moral. Real service is the prices. A ton of coal that was $4 before toasted marshmallows and made highest morality. WE ALL SERVE— the war is, now anywhere from merry around the huge fireplace where the bright flames were an added AND attraction. This delightful affair Battery Shop "BABE" HEADS YANKS WRECKING CREW was given on the birthday anniversary of Miss Frances McCoy of Minneapolis, who v^ith her mother, A I N Mrs. Anna McCoy, Mrs. M. C. McCoy and Mrs. Greenwood all of the same city, are spending -the month at the FOR EVERY PURPOSE— FISK AND FIRESTONE lake. Victrola music was used for dancing and among those who enjoyed TIRES Inside and Outside House Paint the evening were: Honorable and Mrs. Jas. Mathieu and Miss Margaret Automobile Paint Mathews of Fort Frances, Mr. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Boat Paint and Mrs. I. H. Harsh, Ellis Butchart, Lee Burton, Preston Smith, Jerry VKalsomine Gerrou, Oliver Olson, -Bert Lehmen, Miss Minnie Anderson, of International Falls, Dr. Mary Ghostley, Dr. ESSEX AND HUDSON We carry the Old Reliable Brands—Minnesota Lin* Elizabeth Monahan, Supt. Stevens, CARS G. P. Ballou, Dr. Peterson, Mrs. ®®*d Oil Paint Co. and Certain-teed* Bess McPeek, Miss Bess Eakin, the Misses Dorothy and Norman Edwards,. EXIDE BATTERIES Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Miner, Misses Edith, Esther, Mabel Miner, Falls Lumber & Coal Co. Lucy Barrett, Messrs. Loren Miner, R. C. HOLLER Spencer Clapp and Vernon Larson, all "Babe" Ruth, "Home-Run" Baker and Bob Meusel are the three leading IP' Birchpoint campers. Splendid refrshments batsmen of the big leagues. With three such sluggers batting in order PHONE 81 they form a combination which has a record of smashing not only balls, were served and both 430 3rd St. Phone 395 but also morales of opposing teams. In base-ball circles they.are known young and old report it one. of the A as "The Wrecking Crew." most pleasant events of their lives. -H*"** A S.- ii, 1 •iTrrirrirr ww j&r J»