Rutabagas—2nd. Cottage cheese—1st Parsley plant^ist. Canned string beans—1st. Mrs. R. -Doherty, City:' Ground cherries—1st. Canned fruit juice—2nd. Emb. doily—2nd. Cabbage—2nd. Canned peas—1st. Child's apronrrlst'. Cabbage—1st. Bath towel—fancy—1st. Romper—1st. G. G. Effertz, City: Elsie Eggebroten, Littlefork: Handkerchief, drawn thread—Is Get 15% more power, and gasoline. Reduce your carbon troubles. save Transportation posters—1st. Corset cover—crochet—1st. Early Ohio potatoes—4th. Connect up. a set of Lynamite Plugs, and watch what happens. Note the Henry Eggebroten, Littlefork: Dress—colored—1st. increased power in your motor. Note the quicker pick-up. Watch how Reg. Bull—2nd. Rus§et potatoes—2nd. Knitted slippers—1st. smooth it runs. Mrs. Effertz, City: G. G. Towel—fancy—2nd. It uses the The Spark is'constructed differently. KS^"' 3*3^ A Lynamite Plug Canned tomatoes—2nd. (Continued Next Week) Wr Marie 0onohue, City: famous Lynarjiite Principle of ignition. Anaconas—1st. This principle is represented White leghorns—1st. in what is known as a Vacuum Let Us Serve You- Buff orpingtons—1st. Transformer Chamber, producing Rhode Island reds—1st. results far beyond the possibilities Matt Donohue, City: of the ordinary type of Pigeons—1st. spark plug. Mallard ducks—1st. LYNAMITE Toulouse Geese—1st. M. We are in the' restaurant business for that purpose. Here Plums—1st. jj you are sure of receiving the best quality of foods cooked pro- Corn—Minn. No. 23—3rd. SPARK PLUG Rhubarb—1st. perly and at prices that are reasonable. Dent corn—3rd. The Lynamite spark is ten times more powerful than the spark obtained Flint corn—3rd. VACUUM We specialize in Pastry made in our own sanitary bake from an ordinary plug. It fires your mixture every time and fires it completely. Lettuce—1st. TRANSFORMER It enables you to use a leaner mixture and saves you gasoline, it Table rutabaga—3rd. CHAMBER shop by an expert. adds more power to every piston stroke. 4 Read Garden display—1st. Connect up a set today. They soon pay for themselves gasoline saved. What it Popcorn—3rd. Price in sets of four or six—$1.25 each. See or write me for a demonstration. Agents wanted. Does Small cucumbers—1st. I Chicago Cafe and Pastry Shop Zimmerman Electric Co. Ripe tomatoes—3rd. Ripe cucumbers—2nd. Field pumpkin—2nd. Exclusive Distributor Parsley—1st. INTERNATIONAL FALLS MINNESOTA Barred rocks—1st. Mrs. Matt Donohue, City: The Business Exchange White eggs—1st. (r PRIZE WINNERS AT NOR. Canned gooseberries—1st. MINN. DISTRICT FAIR Canned crabapples—1st. CITY PROPERTY FARM LANDS AUTOMOBILES Hunting Licenses -Apple butter—1st. (Continued from 1st page) NOTES—JUDGMENTS, Etc. Tomato preserves—2nd. Bought, Sold o^ Exchanged Plum jam—1st. White cookies—1st. Raspberry jam—2nd. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US. Marion Brown. Big Falls: Canned strawberries—1st. Office Keyes Hardware Bldg. Biscuits—2nd. For Sale Canned beets—1st. Mina Brown, Loman: Greens—1st. H. W. KEYES, Mgr. Phone No. 3 White onions—2nd. Brown eggs—1st. Beans—2nd. Peaked head cabbage—3rd. Green tomatoes—2nd. Canned apples—2nd. Golden Hubbard Squash—2nd. Apple' jelly—1st. The county Auditor's Office advises that hunting Raymond Burnett, Int'l Falls: Horse radish—1st. Unless You Start Pencil drawing—1st. Small tomatoes—3rd. licenses can be obtained at the following places: Mrs. St. Clair Burnett, City: Small tomatoes—1st. Relish—2nd. You Won't Arrive Dill pickles—1st. AMERICAN STATE BANK. .RANIER &1 Mike Carew, Indus: Oil pickles—2nd. Oats—2nd. Crab apple pickles—1st. ALEX ENZMAN EfclCSBURG Barley—1st. Mustard pickles—rlst. Your income has three uses—to pay yesterday's1 Rye—1st. STATE BANK RAY Tomato pickles—2nd. bills to meet today's opportunities and to make Barley—3rd. Sweet pickles—2nd. JOHN E. HOEL RAY ready for tomorrow's emergencies. Table turnips—1st. Sweet pickles—2nd. Threshed wheat—1st. FIRST NATIONAL BANK LITTLEFORK Isabelle Dougherty, Pelland: Winter wheat—1st. For the first usag& a checking account is a convenience Booklet—Dairy Cattle—1st. FIRST STATE BANK BIG FALLS Threshed barley—2nd. but for the others an interest-bearing John Dufrene, Frontier: E. J. Callaghan, Fort .Frances: account is essential. STATE BANK MIZPAH Booklet—Sheep—2nd. Apples—1st. Louis Dumas, Littlefork: Cora Carlson, Laurel: FIRST STATE BANK NORTHOME Start one now. Distribute your income so as not Product map of U. S.—2nd. Work bag—1st. to slight your future. AUDITOR'S OFFICE (Court House).. INTL FALLS Earl Dupler, £ity: Collection wild flowers—1st. Barred rocks—3rd. HannahrCarlson, So. Int'l Falls: A. H. POWERS GAME WARDEN First National Batik Barred rock cockerel—2nd. Free hand drawing—1st. Mrs. J. Durand, Indus Florence Carnagan, Int'l Falls: Woven rug—2nd. Cotton dress—2nd. Towel—fancy—1st. Nellie Carpenter: International Falls Minnesota Norman & Clements Effertz, City: Dresser cover—1st. Ripe tomatoes—3rd. Mrs. W. E. Carpenter, Int'l Falls: Cucumbers—1st. Remodeled garment—1st. me^l cloth—2nd. Between Well Dressed Men Canned strawberries—1st. Marie Chowhon, Int'l Falls: Grade dairy cow—1st. 'Where Sxtra Soviet is Demanded L. G. Christenson, Loman: Stock beets—1st. Alsike clover—1st. Firestone Predominate Cords Parsnips—3rd. Rasmi^ Christenson, Ray: Millet—2nd. Gladys Christianson, Loman: WHEREVER Sewing bag—2nd. been developed by men whose the exac­ Olga Christianson, Greaney: tions and tests of tires life work is the production of Bloomers—1st. are most severe—there constantly increasing tire values John R. Clausen, Ericsburg: Red onions—1st. you will find Firestone Cords for the public. Citron—1st. in universal use. Users in this vicinity verify Red! cabbage—2nd. The hard jobs seek Firestone. Beans—1st. Firestone reputation, and report And so well has Firestone Mrs. 5- R. Clausen, Ericsburg: almost daily some new responded under difficult Handkerchief—crochet—1st. Firestone record of extra distance Harry Clements, Pelland: conditions—so consistently has travelled. Field peas—1st. mileage mounted to totals impossible Mrs. Clara L. Collins: Don't be satisfied to buy to obtain from ordinary Buffet scarf—2nd. tires—buy values—the longest tires that today Most Wilbert Connors, City: mileage at the lowest price consistent It is the neat and well made shirt and fresh, colorful Miles per Dollar is the buying Calf—2nd. necktie which adds the final touch to the welldressed with such reliable performance. Mrs. Fred Coxon, Ranier: slogan of thinking motorists man's appearance. Grape jelly—1st. everywhere. Grape juice—1st. They're just arrived! If you can get enthusiastic Make Most Miles per Dollar The blending and tempering Fred Coxon, Ranier: over good-lookifig shirts—and appreciate values—. of rubber, gum-dipped cord your principle of tire economy Grapes—1st. come in and see them! A variety broad enough to* choose your next tire on construction, air-bag cure—all Chinese Geese—1st. suit any man' of good taste. Best imported and Ducks—1st. that basis. these mileage methods have domestic fabrics, fine trimmings and workmanship. Pekin ducks—2nd. All sizes— Red turkey—1st. $1.25 *"J $3.00 Honora Cullen, Dentaybow: MOST Towel—3rd. MILES Peter Dahlgren, Wildwood: Oats—2nd. per QUALITY SILK SHIRTS $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Amelia Devieh, Greaney: DOLLAR Booklet—Minn.—2nd. Booklet—Potatoes—2nd. NECKWEAR! Mogadore silk four-in-hands, bias Booklet—W ashington—1st. Black, Brown, Maroon,stripes, all of them, Navy, Outline map—Minn.—1st. Tlreitone with stripes of contrasting colors. Also many of Mary Devieh—Greaney: the new winter weights in silk knit neckweaf— Rag Rug—2nd. 50c $1 Lyle Devereaux, city: Pink eye buck rabbit—1st. Belgian hare doe—2nd. iff'' Special Lot 35c Each—3 for $1.00 No Substitute Offered —1 '-kn GILL BROS. Say what you will about druggists oifFering something "just as good" because Gum-Dipped Cords it^pay%a better profit, the fact still stands that ninety-nine out of a hundred druggists recommend Chamberlain's TWO STORES Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, when the best medicine for diarrhoea Intl Falls Benritf is asked for, ,and do so because they NORTHERN AUTOMOBILE CO. Minn. Minn. know from what their customers Say °f it, that it can be depended upon. ^4 INTERNATIONAL FALLS, 'For sale by S. N. Rubin.