'ALLS TAGE TWO '•4- 8 8 3 8 machinery'in readiness tp begin trading •P" the logs of the Internationa! t«nber W. ERICSBORG Co. from'Sonr 150 to fteisig. They *F. "w Established in 1904 by Mitchel Burton have loaded oiit a few ears but* will a as KK ass ss« begin iir eahiest next Thursday, and A letter from Mrs. H. Wesley Lawrence loa4 out the several million feet at of "St. Paul advises that she and the several spurs between Konle's and her busband and sister Pearl Martin of Heisig^ +_ -rv yv Washingtoh, D. C., expert to arrive here by/-July 15th for a( few weeks Miss Gladys Eddy is working at the stay at the home of W. G. Martin. 054 -Zl.-Kl"-*:: "4-! 5&*ru'* "Craig hospital in the Falls this,, week. Both ladies are daughters of the Martins. SL? Mrs. Lawrence wished us to remember Chas. E. Johnson has secured a fivemile her to all her many' friends International Falls' Fastest Growing Store ~'T^-- 1. r^ad job on the St, Louis county in and around Ericsburg. ... 4T rt^ad near Kinmount and is arranging to get his men and outfit, on the N FEATURES FOR Several from here, including the As grounds this week. ', writer enjoyed an outing at Rainy »JleF F®-*} lake last Sunday, the trip1 being made Mrs. A. Berg \yas suddenly called nk\*& «vi^w in the Alice, owned* by Gust Franson. ,1Sr to the home of her parents at Painsville, Billy Peterson proved to be the banner Minn., last week on account of i. -Saturday fisherman of the bunch when he sickness in the family. totalled ten nice pike, the writer coming second with seven. A fish fry and Miss Margaret Hall returned home big feed was staged on the banks of frofri Virginia Saturday night for the the lake and every one filled up on summer vacation. Miss Hall has been fish. In the afternoon fnost of the attending high school at Virginia the bunch spent an hour swimming, last two years and expects to return June 22, 23 and 24 the party returning home in the there this fall for the winter term./ evening. We met our old friend, Emil Johnson, better known here as #.• •.» •.» .*• #,• ... •. ».• ».• •. vs» «,• *.* *.* "Emil the Blacksmith" who took us 1 BORDER BUDGETS all over to Deer,Island and showed ti« around over his place on the west •.» ».• L^adies' Ready-to-Wear Department •*. .. .*• ». end of the island. Emil has a very Little Jeanette Alich is improving nice little place chopped out of the slowly from an attack of bronchitis. woods there and has built a nice little Ladies' Spring Coats Lovely Silk Skirts cottage there and otherwise improved Miss Bowman, who has been teaching the locality which gives him a place at Roseau, visited her cousin, Mrs. to be proud of. and Suits $6.95 Vagts for a few days. Mr. Munroe was cruising the Black Severt Kambstad returned from the International Lumber Co. camps last river country last week. FORMERLY UP TO $25 1/2 PRICE Friday for a short stay in the Burg. Silk and Poplin, Silk and Wool, Crepes. The Congregational Ladies' Aid on Come Early. This event will draw a large crowd Beautiful Fabrics including Roshanara Crepe, The primary election here this week Wednesday was fairly well attended of buyers as these garments have been very popular, In white, blue« Gold and assorted colored stripes. went very smoothly, no excitement in spite of the rain. priced all spring. Only $6.95. being manifest in fact very little interest was' shown as only about 50% Mr. and Mrs. Swanson visited at of the usual number of votes were George Vagts' Sunday. polled, the total vote being 55. The total vote showed a deficiency in the Munroes drove to Birchdale Sunday CIRCLE Assortment of Ladies' Corsets CIRCLE majority of the present incumbents withyMr. and Mrs. Alich. BARGAINS BARGAINS $1.00 on the state ticket as they were all defeated. The county ticket was split Mrs. John Berglund was severely One lot Ladies Gingbam up, Van Etten, Landgraf and Fraser trampled by an enraged bull on Monday. LADIES' SILK polling a strong majority, while The extent of her injuries is not and Batiste WASH Women will recognize this as an exceptional BLOUSES at a special Bridgman, Hurlburt and Gregg drew yet known. DRESSES only low price of value. Several different models and all sizes a majority over all opponents. John Swanson is building a hay to choose from. Only $1.00. W. H. Eddy has been working the barn. John and Albert Alich and last week at Konle's camp getting the Willie Hanson are helping him. Men's Dept. $1.19 $1.95 MUNSINGWEAR—Summer weight knit, sleeves and SILK TOP ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR, a garment that ankle length regular $1.50 garment appeals to men regular price $3-25 at. at, "Mother, qvuck, lock what Billy has gone and spilled—a whole big box of Kellogg's Corn Flakes. I'll say ho likes them a lot/" Tomorrow morningby Regular Price $40 $27.50 49c all means tiy BOYS' BLOUSES, Chambray and VACATION ITEM—JAPANESE Percale materials all MATTING SUIT j[ 00 sizes only. CASES only New spring garments in several different Kellogg's CornRakes models, and wide range of patterns to choose from. If you are in' the market for a suit, here's your opportunity to be fitted out at wholesale cost. Tomorrow morning—set KELLOGG'S Corn. Flakes before the family! A feast for the eye and a feast for keen appetites! For, Kellogg's are as extra-delicious as they look—all sunny brown and wonderfully crispy, crunchy! My, but how they delight everybody! 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