The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 14, 1910, Image 12

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Neckties and Cravats... Jl5c to 1.00
Mufflers, wool and silk.. .10c to 3.00
Braces and Suspenders .25c to 1.50
Handkerchiefs, linen 15c to 50c
Handkerchiefs, silk 25c to 1.00
E. & W. Collars, R. brand.2 for 25c
$2 Thread Silk Hose 50c to 1.50
42 TO 0
Represents the ratio between the num
ber of pupils which the Dakota Busi
ness college has with the local banku
and the number which all other local
schools teaching bookkeeping anil
shorthand liave. It represents the
ratio of opportunity which the pupils
of different schools have at the best
positions.
We Buy Scrap Tron.
Carload lotjj a specialty. Correspond'
eace given prompt attention. Fargo
lWD Metal Co., Fargo. N. D.
Chop guey a: tne Rathskeller
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A BOOK OF INTEREST
to all is that issued to depositors
in the Fargo Bond and Trust Co.
Savings Bank. W hy not insure your
self a present of one at Christmas.
Or If you have youngsters start
a small account in their name.
Give them the bank books and one
of our beautiful nickel plated sav
ings banks and teach them the
habit of saving. You couldn't make
them a better present, no matter
what your present circumstances
may be.
DO IT TODAY
A, Fargo Bond and
Trust Co.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
F• HOLMES
100-102 Broadway Fargo, N. Dak.
BRATTON'S TRIAL
SET FOR SlAiiUi
PUGILIST WHO FACES WHITE
SLAVERY CHARGE IN WINNI­
PEG WILL BE TRIED IN MARCH
—EDNA PIERCE OF FARGO ONE
OF THE ALLEGED VICTIM8.
A dispatch received this morning
from Winnipeg states that the trial
of Jack Bratton, the pugilist who faces
a charge of white slavery, will be set
for a date early March. The mes
sage indicates that Bratton had the
preference of having an Immediate
trial or could defer the hearing until
a later term of court. It is under
stood he at first decided to have the
matter over with, but later concluded
to wait
Bratton's alleged victims were Edna
Pierce, of Fargo, daughter of L. S.
Pierce of this city, and her cousin,
Maud Pierce of Bagley, but formerly
of Crookston. Bratton left with the
two girls for the northwest, and was
traced to Calgary, Alta.. from which
point they were brought to Winnipeg.
Just what Ftcps have been taken to
ward his defense has not been made
known. All that has been given out at
present is that Bratton has concluded
to wait to stand trial at the March
assizes.
DONT DELAY.
Many pupHs put off entering Dakota
Business college until after the holi
days. This makes December a' dull
month and January an extremely busy
one. Pupils who are wise will enter
(luring December when they can have
more of the teacher's time. "Do It
now" is a good motto.
EVERY STOREKEEPER NEEDS
THIS SAFEGUARD.
Much of your time and your clerk's
timp can be saved by a National Cash
Register. It shows the total amount
of business done, and at the end of the
day you have accomplished as mucl^
more work and you are not nerv
racked and tired out. National Cas
Registers are not only a great con
veniencjp but they actually Bave store
keepers money. There's no chance fo
money losses with a National guarr'
Ing your cash. Its a handsome plec
of furniture, too, and always look
prosperity in any store.
Why not see what a National wi
do for you?' Ashelman Bros., sale
agents, Farg[o, N. D.
A DEED FOR A
Nice and up-to-date dwelling would
make a handsome Christmas pres
ent, but be sure you know what you
are buying. If you come to us we
will give you full information about
the best real estate in the market
in Fargo. It will pay you to keei»
Informed as to our offerings. \w
have several good Investments now.
H. P. LOUGH
Nos. 3 and 4,
AUTOMOBILEmade
Laing
Storm Ulsters to order.
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EVER BEFORE
"Absolutely and positively the most wonderful
showing of holiday gifts ever seen in Fargo. All
new, up-to-date goods and extraordinary values.
Many of these beautiful articles sold here at
50c are sold by some stores at $1.00. We want
you to see them and judge for yourself. "A
Word to the Ladies"—the men come to us
when they want to buy goods. You had better
come too we can tell you what they want. A
few of our wonderful assortments:
Building
FARGO CITY PROPERTY
FARM A N CITY LOANS
COATS AND
M. L. LASS ON CO.
TAILORS
Gaxdnkr Hotel Blocs
Holeproof Hose .25c to 50c
Bath Robes 3.50 to 10 00
House Coats 2.50 to 10.00
Pajamas 1.00 to 3.00
Night Robes 50c to 1.00
Manhattan Shirts 1.50 to 2.50
Wilson Bros. Shirts 1.00 to 2.00
McDonald Co. Shirts 1.00 to 2.00
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JANUARY TERM
OF l). S. COURT
SESSION OF FEDERAL COURT
WILL BE HELD JAN. 10 AND
CONTINUE UNTIL ALL CASES
ARE HEARD—WILL CALL PETIT
JURY,
Beginning the second Tuesday of the
year, Jan. 10, the January term of the
United States court will continue until
all cases on the docket are heard. T.h#
federal building will be a lively place
again for a few weeks, when the cor
ridors and offices of the United States
marshal, United States attorney, cleric
of court and court chambers will bi
crowded with witnesses waiting to b*
called to the stand.
Only the civil cases oh the docket
will be heard during the January term,
though just how many there are ha»
not yet been given out, as calendar haj
not been issued by the clerk of court's
office.
A petit jury -will sit In all the cases
and the Jurors will be summoned to
appear immediately after the first of
the year. There will be no call for
the federal grand jury.
A WHOLE BOOKKEEPING STAFF
IN ONE MACHINE.
Some National Cash Registers issue
a printed receipt which acts the same
as a bill when given to
the customer. Prints the
initial of the clerk on
Ui€ check, which identi
js the clerk who made
te sale or sold the
^jods. Some of our reg
isters tell who made the
mistake, who took in the
touiuojicit bill or who paid out more
than he should.
Merchants And their profits increase
amazingly when they use ,a National
Cash Register.
See what It will do for you. Post
card brings full information. Ashel
man Bros., sales agents, Fargo, N. D.
Corner Broadway and
First Avenun N.
Ulkier Holmes' Clothing
This is not only
the most
convenient but also
the moat
satisfactory shop
to patronize.
TRY OUR SERVICE
iy?rn Houses
EASY TERMS
$3,350 will buy a good 7-room all
modern house on southside
fine location close to car
line. No. 2425.
$4,000 buys a. new 7-room house on
northslde: hot water V»»nt
near A. C.. A bargain.
$3,500 will buy a good 6-room
house northside near car
line hot water heat. See me
about this.
W. J. LANE
Offices over First National Bank
Phone 807 rargo, N. D.
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THE FAHGO FORTJM AKD DAILY HEPT7BLICAN, WEDNESDAY, DECKOTKT? 14, 1916.
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NORTHERN GROWN
Ash, Box iiiders, Gottonwooda, save
the agents 50 to 75 per cent by buying
direct We do not sell to local deal
ers. Ed. Clark, Horticulturist, box
254, Valley City, N. D.
Over at Howard Moody'®.
There's a great Christmas sale going
on. Unequalled bargains ar» enumer
ated in Howard Moody's ad.
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We will make the
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25 Off
25 Off
25 S Off
25 Off
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20 £, Off
To encourage you to buy your gifts in Jewelry NOW,
without further delay, we begin this day and continue
until our immense stock of Diamonds, Watches, Sil
verware, Hand-painted China, Cut Glass, etc., is great
ly cut down to give discounts that will reduce our stock
by at least
Please Remember These Discounts are Strictly FOR
ONE OUT OF HUNDREDS.
A. W. Stoll, a student at A&ker's
Business college four years ago, called
at the office this morning to renew
acquaintance and meet his former
teachers. Mr. Stoll has already se
cured a homestead, proved up on it
and is now postmaster and In charge
of an elevator at Ree, Mercer county.
Mr. Stoll took the commercial course
fcnd is already well along towards an
independent business career. Success
comes to the young man who prepares
at the A. B*
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All Cut Glass,
Office and Fancy Gilts.
All Gold Jewelry,
This, is the greatest opportunity you will ever have to purchase reliable high class
goods at such splendid discounts. Early buyers will get the best choice. Make vour
selection today. The goods are all marked in plain figures and the Sundberg Co.'s
guarantee goes with every article. The better you ate informed about "Sundberg"
Co.'s quality, the more you will appreciate these timely discounts in price. By making- a small payment
goods will be reserved until called for. We request you if you can, to come mornings and avoid the
rui-h of afternoon and evering\ Goods will all be put up in neat boxes and sealed in the Sundberg- Co.'s
"up-to-date" way. Mail orders promptly filled.
72 BROADWAY
D. F. Sullivan, Pres. and Mgr.
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both Mantle, Alarm,
All Plated Silverware, including
Rogers' Knives, Forks, Spoons,
Casseroles, Sandwich Plates,. Etc.
All Leather Goods,
Jewelry, including Chains, Fobs,
Lockets, Rings, Sleeve Links,
Emblem Charms, Etc
DIED AT COUNTY HOSPITAL.
THisbsrt Dybedahl Succumbs to Cen
sumption.
Til® death of Thiebert Dybedahl oc
curred at the county hosp.ital last
night. He mras 28 years old, a Nor
wegian, and death was due to con
sumption.
The deceased has a few friends, but
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extraordinary discounts
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Pickard French
Hand Painted China, Art Ware,
Bronzes, Etc.
All Clocks,
Bags, Purses,
Gentlemen's and Ladies* Card
Cases, Umbrellas, Chafing Dishes,
Percolators, Opera Glasses, Cut
lery, Etc
AH Watches,
including Elgin,
Waltham, Howard, Hampden and
fine Swiss makes.
All Diamonds—of
every kind—
mounted in Dainty Brooches, Tif
fany Rings, Studs, Lockets, Etc.,
and 20% off six popular patterns
of Sterling Silverware.
Gold-Filled
CASH ONLY
seemingly no relatives In this country, and pleasant people. Don't fail to
and it is probable that the burial will visit the Bijou Candy Mart &nt trv
ike cared for by the county, jthe new light lunches
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In a dirigible balloon there is no«
where tp go but away.
IliJUU LIGHT LUNCHES
Are the popular thing during your
down town shopping or theatre trip.
Painty lunches served in the most ap
propriate form, pleasant surroundings
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