v™"i THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS PAGE TWO EXPRESS CAR BURNED ^MESSENGER MISSING et More Power WRKL (By Associated Press) -^W- Aberdeen, S. Dak, Oct. 17—Express Messenger J. P. Rapffe of St. Paul, has Get 15% more power, and save gasoline. Reduce your carbon troubles. been missing since the car on which Connect up a set of Lynamite Plugs, and watch what happens. Note the he was working on the Milwaukee increased power in yOur motor. Note the quicker pick-up. Watch how road wis found on fire. The car was smooth it runs. entirely consumed as the train neared Roscoe, forty-two miles west of this The-Lynamite Spark Plug is constructed differently. It uses the city.. No tcp.ce of his body was found famous Lynamite Principle of ignition. in the ruins. It was knwn that many This principle is represented large packages of currency were on in what is known as a Vacuum the car. Transformer Chamber, producing PASTORS WIFE AND HER results far beyond the possibilities BROTHER QUESTIONED of the ordinary type of spark plug. (By Associated Presii) LYNAMITE New Brunswick, N. J., Oct. 17—Mrs. Frances Hall, wife of Rev. Edward W. Hall, and her eccentric brother, Willie SPARK PLUG Stevens, were brought to the court house today for examination by authorities The Lynamite,spark is ten times more powerful than the spark obtained who are conducting an investigation from an ordinary plug. It fires your mixture every time and fires it completely. VACUUM of the mysterious murder TRANSFORMER It enables you to. use a leaner mixture and saves you gasoline. It of Rev. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills, adds more power to every piston stroke. choir leader in Rev. Hall's church. Connect up a set today. They soon pay for themselves in gasoline saved. ,^v Price in sets of four or six—$1.25 each. Juicy Fruit, Peppermint What it See^or write me for a demonstration. Agents wanted. Does% SOUTH DAKOTA POTATOES and Spearmint are certainly Zimmerman Electric Co. ENDANGERED BY ROT three delightful flavors to (By Associated Press) Exclusive Distributor choose from* Chicago, Oct. 17—The Rock Island V. INTERNATIONAL FALLS MINNESOTA road is rushing cafs to all divisions of that road in Iowa, to South Dakota for And WIIGLEY'S P-K—the the moving of potatoes. The large new sugar-coated peppermint crop is endangered by rot and frost. COUNTY FARMERS RECEIVE product. Northern grown seed is superior PROMINENT SPEAKERS COMING because it is produced in a SPUD CERTIFICATES gum, is also a great 108 CHILDREN WERE A message received here today from cooler soil than that of Iowa and thus J. S. Jones, organization manager retains greater vigor. treat for your sweet tooth* EXAMINED AT CLINIC the office of the chief potato inspector, Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation, St. Paul, shows that the following A. J. Kittelson, assistant state leader Koochiching county farmers, having The Minnesota Public Health association of boys' and girls' club work, and Julia Members of Conservative Party to Decide All are from the Wrigley conducted a clinic in the Alexander complied with the three necessary inspections, O. Newton, state home demonstration Whether Continued Support factories where perfection Baker High school nurses room. are entitled to certification leader, are among those who are is to Be Given. All day Thursday and Friday morning of their potato crops, having proved scheduled to speak at the meeting is the rule* of the past week, Dr. Baugess, a up to the standard set for certification. (By Associated Press) of the Koochiching- County Farm London, Oct. 16.—Members of the children's specialist from the pedeatric They are Francis White, Littlefork Bureau which will be held at the Alexander conservative party were called into department of the medical school of George R. Scarlett, Littlefork Gust Baker high school here Nov. 24, conference today by the government the University of Minnesota, examined Holm, Ericsburg P. A. Erickson, Ray the same time as the local poultry to decide whether continued support the children, assisted by Miss O'Connor, O. J. Wold, Ray Eric Sundin, Ray show. Save the of coallition under Lloyd George school nurse. There were a R. C. Fraser, International Falls Peter :y wrappers should be given. The meeting which hundred and eight examined, including Kurzeck, city and Alton LaPlante, To Gain a Good Reputation was called by Austen Chamberlain is infants and children. International Falls. The way to gain a good reputation Good for expected to have a decisive effect on Only children accompanied by their Most potatoes grown by the above is to endeavor to be what you appear. valuable the political future of Great Britain. mothers were examined, and the result werp Irish cobblers with the exception That is precisely the manner in which of this showed that many mothers premiums of R. C. Fraser, who, in addition Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has had a great interest in thexwork, and to the cobblers, had a Green Mountain REASON ENOUGH gained its reputation as a cure for in the information given." All mothers crop. coughs, colds, croup and whooping availed themselves of an opportunity Minnesota grpwn potato seed continues, "Get me a new mamma, will ya, cough. Every bottle that has ever to get a booklet on childrens' to gain favor in the neighboring daddy?" said little Ethel. been put out by the manufacturers C31 feeding. The number of children under state of Iowa. Tests of the Minnesota "What's the matter with mother?" has been fully up to the high standard weight proved a need for greater seed in comparison with Iowa asked dad. of excellence claimed for it. People interest in this line. grown seed were made recently in "She don't know anything about have found that it can be depended The clinic as a whole was a great Washington county, Iowa, and clear-: raising children. She makes me go upon for the relief and cure of these Want Ads in this paper bring results success and was made possible by the ly showed the superiority of the Minnesota to bed when I'm wide awake and ailments and that it is pleasant and sale of Christmas seals last year. tubers over the home grown wake' up when I'm sleepy." safe to take. For sale by S. N. Rubin. & I Begins Saturday, October 21,9 A. M. $65,000 stock of men's and boys' clothing and shoes, hats, caps, bags, trunks and suit cases. Ladies' and children's shoes and hosiery. In order to raise money and acquaint you with our newly remodeled store the whole stock from Main street to alley turned into a real bargain carnival where prices are forgotten and where sacrifices are made in order to make this the biggest event of the kind ever attended in Northern Minnesota. See Big Posters for prices and full particulars. REMEMBER THE DATE, SATURDAY, OCT. 21. "JAKE ON THE CORNER" S a S a ?i' Extra Sales People Extra Sales People Wanted Wanted I Opposite the Banks International Falls, Minn. 'XJ. If r- r, _T Pg|f^