s- FALLS PRESS JACEtOUR 35S 1 si:. Pr THE DITERRAnONAL FALLS PRESS be one of that calibre. Theodore Roberts, on Denman Thompson's famous .play GREAT CAST WOO. of Uncle Josh Is falsely accused of GeorgeFawcett, T.*~Roy Barnes, BE SEEN IN -THE OLD in which that .celebrated actor appeared theft and goe% away to meet with stirring Fritizi Ridgway, Harrison Ford, Kathleen for thirty-two years, but is far adventure and finally to be restored HOMESTEAD," SOON HERE AND BORDER BUDGET 0'Gonnpr, James Mason» Ethel The pfirase "all star" has been much more extensive in character and presents to his home and sweetheart. abused, but the cast of- "The Old Wales and others make up a list that a great drama with plenty of But there is far more than that to H. J. MINER. Editor and Mm|«r is hard to surpass." J- Homestead," which domes to the Grand comedy and a smashing climax. the story. There is adventure, love, it tte Ofltoo latetutiaiwa Falls, Mlam* Tmmt m* am This Paramount picture is based theater soon, may truthfully be said to The story is familiar—how the son human character in abundance. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S.. $2JOO FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR \ih Northwestern Advertising Representatives Consumer's Shoe Co. Minnesota SelectList 799 Exchange Bank.. 2--"- 21S Sooth ftk Streak Paul St. Our stores hove received orders to make this the greatest sale in the history of our f. U. S. HELPS GERMANY PAY stores. Track load* of freight and express shipments amoving brings merchandise bought for cash at prices below .'Hif A compilation of the sales in this country of German marks Tft market quotations. CONE! BRING YOUR FRIENDS. GET YOUR SHARE OF BARGAINS. shows that American citizens have paid $960,000,000 for German 18th currency now worth about $56,000,000. The difference is more Sale Starts! Remember the Date than twice the total reparations payments thus far made by Germany. This contribution from America has been involuntary, of course, but the fact remains that $904000v000 of good American '1' gold has been handed] over to Germany, enabling her to meet her Men's -Heavy Felt Slippers, Ladies' Rubbers, first quality, Boys' Boys' School School Shoes Shoes in in Black Black Children's Shoes, Tan and reparations obligations twice over. Yet there are those who will Warm Heavy Wool Calf Calf Leather Leather (sizes (sizes up up dress heels, all sizes—Special Black (sizes up to 8) continue to say that the United States has not done its share toward Special sale price to to 6) 6) sale price 69c Special sale price European rehabilitation. 98c Special Special sale sale price price $1.98 $1.98 YOUR SANTA CLAUS Girls' Girls' Girls' Good Good Good Calf Calf Calf School School School Ladies' Ladies' Felt Felt Comfy Comfy Slippers, Slippers, Men's Men's Men's Work Work Work Shoes Shoes Shoes in in in Tan Tan Tan Shoes, Shoes, Shoes, sizes sizes sizes up up up to to to 2. 2. 2. Elk Elk Cushion Cushion soles, soles, sale sale price price Ladies' Ladies' Ladies' Satin Satin Satin Slippers, Slippers, Slippers, high high high S Calf Calf Calf Leather Leather Leather (all (all (all sizes) sizes) sizes) People who fail to put up mail boxes on their houses will not be 89 89 or or or low low low heels heels heels (all (all (all sizes) sizes) sizes) Special Special Special sale sale sale price price price Special Special Special sale sale sale price price price given carrier mail service, the postoffice department recently warned. $1.98 $1.98 $1.98 $1.98 $1.98 $1.98 Special Special Special sale sale sale price price price Mail slots in the doors are held just as desirable, but some provision $2.98 $2.98 $2.98 for receiving the mail must be made. Meti's Meti's Meti's Lumber Lumber Lumber mens' mens' mens' Rubbers Rubbers Rubbers Just have a look at your patient postman the next time his regular One One lot lot of of Ladies' Ladies' Black Black Kid Kid Men's Men's Men's Heavy Heavy Heavy 1-buckle 1-buckle 1-buckle Arctic Arctic Arctic with with with good good good grade grade grade leather leather leather step is heard on your porch. He has- a plentiful load. He must House House Slippers. Slippers. Sale Sale price price One One lot lot of of White White Rubbers, Rubbers, Overshoes Overshoes Overshoes (all (all (all tops, tops, tops, on on on sale sale sale Saturday Saturday Saturday 98c 98c $2.98 $2.98 $2.98 carry it in all weather, and he must ibe prompt in completing his all all sizes, sizes, $1.25 $1.25 value value sizes) sizes) sizes) round. Special Special sale sale price price Special Special Special sale sale sale price price price 15c 15c $1.48 $1.48 $1.48 Not an enviable job, and not overpaid The Christmas season Ladies' Ladies' Dress Dress Shoes Shoes in in Tan Tan now approaching means the mailman's hardest work of all the year. Men's Men's Dress Dress Shoes, Shoes, Tan Tan and and Calf Calf and1 and Black Black Kid. Kid. 1 How many times have you heard "your carrier complain? Black Black Calf Calf and and Kid. Kid. Special Special sale sale prices prices Growing Growing Girls' Girls' School School Shoes Shoes Men's Men's Rubbers Rubbers in in first first grade grade Christmas spirit Why, not all the dreary trudging in the world $2.98 $2.98 Special Special sale sale price price $2.98 $2.98 in in Tan Tan Calf Calf Leather, Leather, in in dress dress style style (all (all sizes) sizes) can take it out of those fellows. They smile when they hand in the *1 (sizes (sizes up up to to 6) 6) Special Special sale sale price price mysterious package which bears the seal: "Not to be opened till $2.69 $2.69 89c 89c M:. Christmas." They bother with scribbled writing, and they hustle Ladies Ladies Oxfords Oxfords in in Tan Tan and and Ladies' Ladies' Storm Storm Rubbers Rubbers in in to see that none of Santa's parcels are delayed. Black Black Kid Kid and and Calf Calf leathers. leathers. loiw loiw heels, heels, all all sizes. sizes. Sale Sale It is by no means too early to be talking about the Christmas Ladies' Auto Boots, heavy All All sizes—$5.50 sizes—$5.50 values values Children's Rubbers, sizes up price price rush. And it is high time we all showed a little advance Christmas Special Special sale sale price price wool lined, $5.50 value, 10j^, 69c 69c to good quality. $1.98 $2.98 $2.98 48c spirit by making it as easy as possible for the mailman, by seeing to it that he has a proper place to receive, the mail he brings. LOOK! LOOKI Our stoic will give to the first 50 customers PRISON HELPS THE FARMER Big Bargain Festival Former Prices Smashed a entering coupon good for 50 cents in merchandise. Whether the officials of the International Harvester Company Good only for November 18th. have been more interested in marriages than in machinery may not be decided, but figures given out by the census bureau would indicate that the trust had better pay closer attention to business if it to keep up the exploitation of men who till the-soil. liOpes Official Returns Koochiching County Election Held November 7th The census department shows that in 1921 there has been a decrease of 41% in the total value of farm machinery products sold as compared with the year before. The largest percentages of decrease appear in horse-drawn vehicles and in tractors and traction Com. Congress Representative Attorney Com. Supt. oflCom. Senator Auditor Shariff Register Office. engines. Sth Schools I 1st 3rd This is a tremendous falling off, but while it has been in progress Bridgeman price reductions on farm machinery manufactured at the Minnesota Magladry Anderson Landgraf 9 Langaard Johnson Harrigan Hurlburt Ellingson ... isr- Gordon McCool State prison, granted in response to a request by the Minnesota Hadler Fraser Forrer White *V Reidy Jevne Candidates. Olson Slack (O Carss Farm Bureau Federation, have saved farmers of this state $150,000 "o rt in a year. •4 «A -r -re A report from this ipfison shows that 7,108 farm machines have 10 18) 6 10 15 15 11 14 12 16 11 15 12 14 11 11 15 Beaver 211 3| been sold in the last twelve months, including particularly binders, 17 13 16 15 19 12 16 15 3| 27] 1 1 30 22 22 14 17 9! 29] 1 mowers and rakes. This represents an increase of 139% in the sale 13 34 10] 44| 2 17 34 16 35 18 4S 21 37 27 31 26| 341 531 2| v| of mowers, and 10% increase in the consumption of rakes. 42 42 -39 48 41 45 30 59 46) 431 431 9 45 43 52 57| 31| I I I 85J 10J The manufacture of farm machinery in the state prison comes 11 17 8 21 9 17 ltf 15| 12| 9} 2 11 18 23 4 as a result of farm bureau activity and should prove an inspiration 20| 81 1 1 14| 12[ jto other states, for seemingly a way has been found to get at least 72 48 68 80 64 42 73 43 38] 911 24[ 1 511 69 50 Dinner Creek. •«l 74[ 1 1 '35| 901 the thin end of the wedige into the iron ring the harvester trust has 60 33 62 55 40 23 71 34] 73[ -20( 2 64 28] 67 24 «l 5| 1 held around the throat of the farmer for years., 27 80 56 50 24 79 71 371 30) 70] 3) 49 So. Int'l Falls Village 551 81 25 511 S7| It has been contended that putting on the market the products of 284 155 334 55 327 230 175] 196] 199] 289 114j 314 60 Intl Falls—1st Ward.. 85 216| 158| 1 prison labor would unhorse business, but if the harvester trust be 399 Intn Falls—2nd Ward 1 210 341 355 223 162 244 340] 300) 2771 9) 306 280| 422 146 245| 326| unhorsed, nobody will grieve very much. The farmers pay their share for the support of the restricted 273 295 172 143 311 183 285] 254| 2061 13| 159 Jnt'1 Falls—3rd Ward....... 186 318] 300 169 214| 254| criminals, so it is not a bad idea for them to get something but of 130 10Q ,56 180 183 60) 162]' 78] 8| 174 671 155 78 118| 115| 1 the labor of their wards. 29 59) 43 56 Rat Root 34] 51 41 33| 45) 33] 4| 53 34] 69 15 44| 391 37| 39) 75 61 54 59 23 ist i/ AC| I 91 AA lOj w| 1 ox lt| J/| W[ W| I I I I SCHOOL TO SAVE HUMAN LIFE 81 57] 62 66 79 65| 97| 311 101 57 811 106 351 851 53] 128| 151 1 25 49| 36 24 35 47| 8| 711 1 40| 4S| 25| 55| 49| 27| 821 61 Flat dwellers in New York are now to be blessed in the erection 57] -69 38 38 Northome Village 63| 44 54 77| 501 61| 1 S6| 59) 80| 34] 41j 74| 19| 103| of a bacteriology building in which the public will be shown how Littlefork Village 108( 62 120 54] 146 46 71 116| 42( 149| 4|' 95[ 92| 116| 73) 121| 71| 153| 8| to prevent disease. 35 A museum with models demonstrate how to eradicate rats and 23 471 42 24 '37| 311 39| S) 34[ 38| 33) 41| 23| 46| 34| 411 flies, how to ditch to do away with malarial mosquitoes, and how to 18 14] 36 8 25| 191 151 1| 13| 221 1S| 20} 24| 10| 18| 161 1 1 indulge in home pasteurizing of milk. Also the sanitary handling of 54 23| 40 36 36 45| 63| 13| 4| 42| 34| 38| 40| 26| 56| food and the proper kind of plumbing thait should be installed in the Reedy 22( 13 15 211 23 12 19 16| 18| 20| 9] 28| 311 6| 31) 7| public safety will be shown. 66 30| 53 43 62 35| 79| 20| 1| 26| 711 69| 29| 32| 65| I I I I I I Truly New York is a wonder city. Medically there is nothing 11 18| 3 28 like it in the world. Your millionaire pays $10,000 for an operation 16J 161 23) 10] 1] 18| 10] 32] 1| 18f 14] 26| 7] from skilled hands that perform the same operation on the needy Williams 22| 11 23( 131 6 29 12] 24], 241 11] 1| 81 26| 23] 13| 16] 18| 1 1 1 1 .......v ......l free of charge. For the poor the city is a medical and surgical paradise.' Meadow Brook 1 14j 19) 8j 20 17 _28) 7| 13| 22| 1[ 13) 25[ 20) 14) 11| 26] 28) 2S\ Ray ,. ..,..] 8| 12} 31 5 11 7\ »1 51 61 91 11 91 7[ 101 61 111 51 1 1 Forward looking men of course have now come to see that prevention Sturgeon River 24] 51 20] 8[ 23 131 Hi 241 21 21 .24| 5] 24) 5] 12f 18[ 1 24) 4[ 1 1 is becoming more. and more necessary in the practice of Bridgie.... 21| 16j 161 20| 22 15 P\ medicine. In the old days doctors were taught how to cure disease. 211 14| 181 61 241 141 15| 23| 21| 17) 1 1 1 19) 19} Now they are being taught how to prevent it. Forest Grove 28] 22| 23) 29[ 25 25 13} 361 *1 -42[ 5] 171 33) 4] 47| 28} 2l{ 33] 161 It is high time the national and state governments recognize the Summerville 42| 541 51j 431 20 64) "381 191 631 181 54[ 45| 67| 28] 39| 621 561 411 1 1 1 79 necessity of following New York's lead. a a 2 1 3 0 1 2 2 43 35) 221 7| 441 I 44| 11[ 39[ 15) 43f 12[ 46) 5[ 1 1 1 2D\ 12 The elections are over. Our new government officials soon will Grand Falls...r. ..] 151 29| 11 34j 16 25) 191 33) 11[ 2[ 261 181 24| 211 241 20| 44] 4| 28 be in harness. What a relief it would be if they would spend some Gowdy. ..1 6} 1[ -21 5) 5 11. 61 4j 21 11 21 5f 11 51 21 6| 1 5[ 3[ 1 1 of the public money for the preservation of the public health. Watrous...............r... ..........f 43| 271 531 23| 35 New York has the advantage of-a great concentration of medical 42 111 701 561 181 11 191 591 441 32) 45) 35| 1 1 1 1 1 skill that does riot exist in the country, but the principles of Dentaybow., 151 &Y "I' 30) 29 12 1 281 1*1 25} 11 17] 24) 16) 24] -111 30| 1 1 27[ 14) 11 health conservation apply alike in all districts. V........^ Nett River.... ,.| 12j 16| 12) 19[ 16 13 141 161 171 121 1 A 101 14| 141 13j 14) 21| 1, 1 1 1 Why cannot the national and state health departments educate Bannock. 81 12[ 13) 61 17 61 141 .191 11 11 9| 101 Hi 101 121 9| 1 1 1 11 1 the people to health preservation through officially advertised instructions Cingmars 1 5] 15L 7| 14). 11) 121 6j 18{ 4) 19| 2] 10| 15) 14j 11) 4[ 21) 18) 21 and talks to the people signed by the proper authorities. Cross River 2S[ 19) 28{ 17| 42| 34[ 12| 8[ 38| 13| 34[ 19[ 27) 351 12j 37) 2| 1^1 1 1 The newspaper is the vehicle to spread! this knowledge. 7\ 2\ We have said this before, but sometimes it takes a surgical Henry, 2l| 12| 10j 26]. 18| 17| 21( 15} 22| 11] 3} 22| 18| 18] 20| 20[ 15| 33( 5| operation to get an idea into the head of the government. 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