THE INTERNATIONAL FALLS :au Monday evening. They are doing thirf for the benefit of those who plan .to s. take oat their naturalization papers in AND BORDER BUDGET the January term of court. The class will have full charge of the court. H. J. MINER. Editor mad Ibngw gwd-Clf Matte* mm BateKd at the Post OflM Mtaitert Vail* The repairs on the Alexander Baker building were completed 'the first of SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U. S.. $2JOO FOREIGN, $2.50 PER YEAR 'V the week. '•5V.H Cecil Martin, Reporter meeting at which it was decided to Northwestern AAwmMmg lUpr—oUtiv CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT have a Christinas tree, a program in Qifta MInnMOta Select L«t As this week, is health week, the charge of Miss Allen and an exchange 215 South Mi Stmt TO BE HELDxIN GRAND THEATER Sun to Ddiglu Mother of gifts on Thursday afternoon of next IN Exchuif* Bank pupils in school are observing it in a Minneapolis 11 ON EVENING OF DECEMBER St. Paul very appropriate way. week. \\1ATCM *e aMMdMhe 20TH W* The pupils in all of the English classes have been writing" essays on lliem—ii|»ft|Mrfa|nev—k»Hot Mr. Baker, the basket ball coach, New Secretary of TOM SIMS SAYS The Christmas cheer entertainment point Electric Iron. Mctbtt knows subjects pertaining to health. As reports that there are about twenty ks dat and I^onWo| qualities. to be given by the Fort Frances Salvation prizes of two dollars each for the best candidates out to make the first team. Legion Auxiliary Shikaam ifcsacmnrlre Ktpi it nnt) Oh, what are the cold waves saying? Army young people will be essays have been offered, competition At ma nr'*"•*** of Ititun it will They are practicing every night and Oh, they say, "Where's the coal?" held at the Grand theater Dec. 20th. A tdngaohce. is particularly keen. Those in the will be in good trim for their first splendid evening's program is assured. public speaking class have been practicing Al Hotpatat Sonne oa display in game Wednesday. The men who wiil What is worse than having somebody Special feature will be the pairiotic this ttore an made fo eliminate two-minute health talks. play Baudette Friday evening at eight give you the mumps for Christmas? iln«1f and Co remain in service drill arranged by Zora Rehn. A number^of the health posters o'clock at the City Hall, have been year after year. The proceeds are to be devoted to the which have been submitted for the chosen. It-.iyiU be,a fast game. Come Rm mothen taf the Mot* Army Christmas cheer fund. Tickets prize of one dollar, which is to be given out and boost for our boys. Iron. If the mother Of your When in Rome some of the Fascisti are for sale at the theater. Adults 50 for the four best posters are on does not, put it on your are going to do as the Roman candles cents,- children, IS cents. Christmas list before you forget k. display in the halls. All of these Mr. Ward, the manual training instructor Our line of Hotpoint Servants is com. do. emphasize some factor which bears reports that his class will for all members of the household, NOTICE on health and some are particularly us *-'r You make selections now. have about twenty-five cedar chests Hell hath no fury like a woman original and clever. Among the grade *4 gift* you gtm Sale commences 1 p. m. Friday, Dec. completed by the end of next week. Who* when you track mud into her house. trill pupils are some that show that they AsCUMikmtM*}) They will be fine Christmas presents. 15th, and closes 10 p. m. Saturday, possess considerable artistic ability. Dec. 16th, at the Green hardware Some day a farmer will equip his Zimmerman Electric Co. The civics class is preparing for a store, toy department. We aim to hogs with a radio so he won't have On Wednesday morning a nine mock naturalization court to be held please all. Do not fail to call on us. to yell his head off calling them. at the Alexander Baker school on M. E. LADIES' AID SOCIETY. o'clock the Area association had a International Falls, Minn. A New Jersey man wrote hisVwill in a butcher's order book. It is CHRISTMAS WEEK! thought he was going to price a steak. 7 Miss Bess B. YVitherholt, of Gallipolis, In this age of freedom a woman who O., new secretary of *the lives in Owosso, Mich., is suing both American Legion Auxiliary. As secretary her husbands for divorce. of the Ohio department she tripled its membership. What will you girls give him for* IS BARGAIN WEEK WITH Breaking Doug Christmas? A silk muffler hanging around his neck will remind him of On the you. 44 WwiiM Umbrellas make good gifts because WfX-'A you have a chance to get them back. From now until Christmas—the windup of this great sale our prices will go under any Six tons of cranberries were burned in a New York fire. Cooking steadily, Open Next Week Open Evenings all Next Week it would take 100 brides two weeks Evenings all you have ever seen. Here's a few. to burn that many. Hat makes a good gift for a wife WOOL SOCKS WOOL MITTS because you have to buy her one anyway. 50c grade 65c Grade 29c 39 Just a short time and we will be writing 1922 and scratching it out to write 1923. MEN'S CAPS FLEECE An electric iron is a swell gift for 4 your wife, and besides it_will keep her .$2.25 Values. UNION feet warm at night. $1.29 SUITS London reports say Harry Gardner $2.00 Grade is 98 and growing a third set of teeth, 98c but they may be false. OVERCOATS LEATHER CHRISTMAS PROGRAM MITTS $1.25 Value FUR CAPS Bethlehem Sunday school is planning FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN—ANY MODEL 98c a program of carols and exercises $6.50 Values YOU WANT—ALL COLORS AND STYLES— for Christmas eve,-. Sunday, Dec. $3.95 WE WANT TO GET RID OF OUR OVER­ 24th. Of course, the children will have COATS NEXT WEEK their customary remembrance from Overcoats worth up to Overcoats worth up to the school but the spirit of giving will MEN'S DRESS $30.00 $40.00 be maintained by the special offering $14.95 $24.50 for the child sufferers of the Near HOSE FLANNEL East Relief. SHIRTS 75c Grade 6355», The response to the appeal for the 43c SUITS Y-S2"* Mens Thanksgiving box for the homesteaders $3.50 Grade Suits was generous and greatly appreciated. $2.19 When Mary Pickford goes Christ, Additional gifts of clothing, mas shopping she certainly puts a WE ARE GOING TO UNLOAD BETWEEN etc., can be put to good use, as other dent in the bankroll of heir hand* NOW AND XMAS—IF YOU WANT TO SAVE behind! appeals for help come to our attention. some husband. Here she is DRESS A LOT OF MONEY NOWS YOUR CHANCE— a pile of gifts which she is starting on their way in good season. EVERYTHING NEW IN MODES AND PATTERNS— DRESS SHIRTS GLOVES EVERETT TRUE $3.00 Values BY CONDO Suits worth up to Suits worth up to $1.00 $3.25 Values $32.50 $40.00 $19.95 $22.45 $1.95 /fnws MCVT ON TV-»e 'PR.oC^/qivN 1*5) A PI^isjo SOLO. esQ»MAcl X(= POUKJ Uf/u- THS Con Pa PIACKINAWS VELOUR (3 not LADIES' Huno^es^ HATS WE HAVE THE BIGGEST AND FINES! DRESS HOSE STOCK OF MACKINAWS IN TOWN—ANY (5.00 and $5.50 KIND YOU WANT AT THE VERY LOWEST $1.00 Grade PRICES— Values 69c Mackinaws worth Famous "Soo" Mackinaws $3.95 to $13.50 worth up to $15 $7.45 $9.95 LEATHER LEATHER VESTS Full (MEN'S TOP leather lined, $8 value SWEATERS RUBBERS HEAVY PANTS—"Soo" $8.00 Values worth to$6.50 $4.50 Grade $495 $3.19 MEN'S WORK OVERALLS SHIRTS Special $1.00 Grade $1.25 69c U3T Cio 'R(5C2.Cil5: it IT Unc- ov= Ujorth ~Ths IF NtTOO 2/VfsJ PLAY $4.45 $5.45 LADIES' PUMPS AND OXFORDS—Kid AZ MEN'S FINE DRESS SHOES—Black or brown and hKuMO^£SQuB" lA/ecc patent leather, new styles, $8.50 values. All the new toes, $6.50 values l"T i" JAKE GREENGARD NEASEKVl THE STORE THAT Open Till 9 o'Clock Saves You Money All Next Week MINNESOTA INTERNATIONAL FALLS, -.rvv? v:-' Ms 30 J' vi- I