7 $ T- a«r THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS* THREE &,'r, ranmcvi ruxs rtoom iiwT Tale of Tricks of Evil Spirits Excites Pccplc of Neva Scotian 1 Community. ,1 Halifax, S.—While no N. broomstick riding hags of the traditional witch W. Everet of Big Falls was a business Wm. Keiver of Littlefork visited features have been seen hurtling across visitor here last week. here during the week. the face of the moon, there are any number of people, in Nova Scotia who Oscar Douglas was among the county Mrs. Jas. Nagel is visiting relatives will take an oath that imps of no good seat visitors from Littlefork last intent are peopling the fair hills of in Wisconsin having left here last week. AntifoiiMi county. week. 9 Alexander MacDonald, a fanner, has boarded up his valley home and fled David Dobbs of Indus was a business D. E. Wicox and A. P. Romer returned with his family and chattels in the visitor here during the latter part here last week after concluding dead of winter. His neighbors say of last week. an automobile trip to Bemidji and they have seen with their own eyes, other points. and without the assistance of potable Miss Nelle Olson departed yesterday spirits, the manifestations of the Evil for St. Paul where she- will attend Dr. Elizabeth Monahan and children One. a conference of librarians. departed for Minneapolis last week So much credence is being given to after spending the summer at the the tales of witches and imps that a r-O As an officer of the U. S. Naval Reserve Halifax newspaper has assigned, a Monahan summer home up lake. Dr. A. T. Agnew left here last Triumph for Value member of its staff to break his way 0 Jl week for a two week's cruise on the through the inland snows until he Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoff of Littlefork reaches the MacDonald house and live Great Lakes. are the proud parents of a baby there for two weeks. daughter, born last Saturday at the Miss Grace Mitchell left this week MacDonald and his family awoke one Northern Minnesota hospital. morning three weeks ago to find that for Buffalo, Minn., where she wilt resume IN their horses had been driven into a her duties as an instructor in the the past two months Firestone an universally equipping with Firestone lather and returned to their stalls bofore TRUCKS GO WHERE RAILROADS Buffalo schools. dawn. The cattle had been turned has buQt and marketed more tires Cords. CAN NOT GO AND out of the barns in a driving snowstorm. than buy similar period in its history. Mrs. Henry Setterlund and children MUCH TIME IS SAVED The tails of the heifers had There are many reasons for the high returned this week from Northome been braided. This steadily increasing public preference quality of Firestooe tires hot chief where they had been visiting with This was repeated the next morning Just liberal and progressive legislation is paoof of the recognition by among the special manufacturing processes friends encamped at Island Lake. and the next. The third night, MacDonald pertaining to motor truck car owueis of the greater vahaes offered says, the fire imps appeared. In are dsoble gum-dipping, thus A marriage license was issued to transportation would be more easily unexpected places jets of flame would by Firestone. It is a tribute to eliminating internal friction by insulating Edmond Kiskern, of Ranier, and Eva and generally obtained if it were more break out for no apparent reason. The Firestone men—all stockholders in the each cord strand, and air-bag cure, following nights he called neighbors to Becker of Marinette, Wisconsin, by widely understood how fast the company—all actuated by the operating insuring a well-balanced and perfectly see for themselves. They swore that trucking industry of this country has the clerk of court last Saturday. they saw fires leap from bare floors principle of Most Miles per Dollar. shaped product. already become. and subside, or flare up from a flreless R. W. King left for Duluth yesterday. How many members of lawmaking stove and disappear. The high average performance of Don't speculate in tires—you will He will spend several days there bodies realize that the number of In each case a bit of absorbent cotton Firestone Cords is without equal in the find the right combination of price and on business relative to the O. M. Carr motor trucks and other self-propelled or highly inflammable calico was Co., store here. annals of tire making and is reflected quality in Firestone. Come in and let vehicles used for business purposes, found near the source of the fire, Imt by the general tendency to specify us tell you about the service these in the United States, is far greater only deepened the mystery. Where that Mrs. Walter Johnson and children the cotton and calico come from? had than the whole number of automobiles Firestone for hard service. Taxi cab Cords are giving other car-owners left early this week for Minneapolis After a week MacDonald and his family and other motor vehicles, of know.<p></p>Jirestonei and bus lines, buying tires by the mile,' whom you where they will make an extended taking up their home in Caledonia fled, whatever kind any other country visit. Mills. in the world? How many executive officials, local or state, are aware J. J. Borcher and family returned LONDON HAS B0BETTES that the number of motor trucks, including this week from Antigo, Wisconsin, light business vehicles, manufactured following'a visit there at the home of inj this country in the single Mr. Borcher's parents. The trip was year, 1920, exceeded the number of made by automobile. automobiles and other motor vehicles We assist our students in business existing in France and Germany taken just as we do in school. We aid them together? ^GUM-DIPPED CORDS in securing advanced positions. Sept. The motor trucks and lighter business 4 and 5 are registration days at the cars in the United States' are almost ^—Sold by-—^ Bemidji Business College. exactly equal to the total of all kinds of motor "vehicles for pleasure Jim Drummond, clerk of court, issued and business in the British Isles and NORTHERN AUTOMOBILE CO. a marriage license to Leon Canada combined. The motor trucks Breneman and Ellen Peterson early in Ohio alone outnumber the automobiles this week. Both Mr. Breneman and of every kind in Argentina, Brazil his intended bride are residents of the INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. and Chile together, and they are Ray vicinity. the three countries which lead 'all others in South America, in power, Miss Rose Peterson has resigned wealth and international prestige. from her position as cashier at the This impressive development of the O. M. Carr & Company store and will motor truck industry has been very go to Duluth soon where she will attend swift. In 1909 when the production of school. Miss Blanche LaValley passenger automobiles had already has succeeded^ Miss Peterson as cashier reached 127,000 in one year, in the at the Carr department store. United States, the number of motor trucks and light business cars made in Game Warden Powers accompanied the same time was only 3,255. In 1914 a menagerie of wild animals, natives the country's output of passenger of Northern Minnesota, to the twin automobiles had risen to 543,679 in one cities where the animals will- be exhibited year but only 25,375 business vehicles, at the state fair. The menagerie operated without horses, were produced. consisted of two cub bears, a Yet in 1919, only five years fawn, a beaver and a young moose. later, the number of motor trucks manufactured was 316,364, and in 1921 Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Lang had as it was 322,039. guests this week A. E. Kane and family of Spokane, Washington. Mrs. The blindest and dullest can hardly Kane and Mrs. Lang are sisters. The fail to perceive in such facts the absolute Kanes are touring the country by assurance of'enormous growth automobile and they departed yesterday in the next few years. There is no on the return trip home. Mr. and Meaning policewomen tu course. The Light-Six doubt about the future of an industry Mrs. Lang accompanied them as far Here is one of the uniformed policewomen which is capable of such wonderful of the London force who is on as Baudette. expansion. duty at Trafalgar Square. The London cold and fog hold no fears for her, for she is amply protected by a greatcoat and also a toughened rubber ANNOUNCEMENT slicker. Mr. E. M. Sathre has been elected President of the Crookston CORSET STAY KILLS WOMAN College at Crookston, Minnesota, and has already assumed his duties. Mr. Sathre is no stranger among the friends of the Bone Pierces Heart When Girl Falls While Skiing in Swiss Crookston College- He began teaching there in the year 1896 Alps. and has been connected directly or indirectly witih the institution ever since. In 1906 he was elected Secretary and in 1920 So far this year Studebaker has That's why you can buy a Studebaker Geneva, Switzerland.—A whalebone he became Vice President. Mr. Sathre is well qualified for built and sold more cars than during Light-Six today at its new corset stay caused the death of a this important position, both by way of education and business the entire year of 1921. And Zurich young woman while skiing. low price of $975—the lowest price experience. He is supported by a strong teaching staff and 1921, in spite of a general business She was making a steep descent with for which it has ever sold and the the continuanc# of the excellent business training offered by a party of friends when she fell over depression, was the biggest year in lowest at which a car of such quality a ledge, landing 20 feet below in deep the College is assured. Beginning classes in Shorthand, Typewriting, Studebaker's 70 years' history. was ever offered. snow. Her companions attached no Bookkeeping and all Commercial subjects will begin This steady volume of business, plus Only the price is reduced. Quality importance to the fall, but on reaching on September 4th. For information as to how you r*n prepare the savings resulting from Studebaker's her found the bone' had pierced her is better than ever. yourself for a good paying Commercial position and pave methods of complete manufacture, heart. the way for your success, write to E. M. Sathre, President, reduces manufacturing and Stop in and see the Light-Six. Let This is the second accident of the Crookston College, Crookston, Minn. selling costs. And it is a Studebaker us demonstrate its easy handling, kind In Switzerland this winter. policy of long standing to share its lack of vibration, its great comfort. these savings with the customer. Let us prove its endurance. Hence, the new low prices. Then drive it yourself. "Egg Romance" Cracks Free Extractions Cowl lights cowl ventilator high-grade, nickel-plated combination robe and hand-rail across back of front seat thief-proof transmission lock Husband "Hard Boiled" large rectangular plate glass in rear curtain 9-inch seat cushions of genuine leather 40 H. P. motor with inclined valves and internal hot spot. Frank Olds, of Everton, Mo., wrote his name on an and egg MODELS AND PRICES-/, o. b. factories requested the buyer to write to LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIX him. It was shipped to a cold As a special offer for the month of 7-/»«•«., 3-PMMM.. lir W. 40 H. P. 5-Pmaa., 119" W. B.. SO B. P. 126' W. B., 60 H. P. storage house in Chicago, and Touring $ 975 Touring $1275 Touring $1650 later found its way to a restaurant, September only, we will Extract Free Roadster (3-Pass.)_ 975 Roadster (2-Pasa.)_ 1250 where it was boiled and Speedster (4-Pass.)_ 1785 Coupe-Roadster Roadster (4-Pass.).. 1275 of Charge all teeth to be replaced by sold to a romantic maiden. She Coupe (4-Pass.) 2275 (9.P...) 122S Coupe (4-Pass.)_ 1875 wrote to "the man on the egg," bridge work, making only the 1550 Sedan 2050 Sedan 2475 Sedan and he replied. .More correspondence charges for the Bridge work. Cord Tires Standard Equipment and finally they were married. THE DR. BURRILL DENTISTS CENTRAL AUTO CO. Now Mrs. Olds Is suing for divorce. In her bill she charges her husband with being "hard 311 THIRD STREET TELEPHONE 474 tolled," a gambler, and a small town %port. She wants to cast I S I S A S E A E E A DR. R. A. HEIMER* Resident Manager. him out of the nest -r I IF ~"T3Tr?*-? fa