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10 No. SI Broadway Herbst's sale of men's shoes at $2.50 is a wonderful sale in the quality and style of the shoes offered. Black and tan shoes in all the late leathers and Styles at the one price. —Advt. 1 D. B. C. NIGHT SCHOOL Begins Oct. 1 at 7:30. Tuition reduced to haJf price. See what Dakota Busi- ness college has to offer you before deciding on this matter. The same faithful teachers, excellent course of study and fine equipment that has made the day school famous—publi city. The Owners Sacri fice These Three Properties tor Quick Sale. Two fine lots 100x140, 6th Ave. South, lor $225 East facing, 50x140 lot. lL'th S Nonh ..: $425 Large 6 room cottage ifcitli hath and full basement, gas, sewer and water in the house lawn, trees and yard fenced east facing, just off thp 6th Ave. North car line- T-nns, one-half cash. Price (1199) Amerland The Company 609 N.'P. AVE. PHONE 670 Private Musical Kindergarten ST" (Color System) For Boys and Girls from 4 to 6. Department of the Dakota Conservatory of Music 18-24 BROADWAY ... FARGO, N. D. Under the Supervision of MRS. W. G. BUTTREE Reasonable Rates All Material Furnished. Telephone 910 or Address— E. A. BOEHMER, Director. OLDEST BANK IN WORTH DAKOTA "mm Business Problems Questions come up in every business. which need, in their safe solu tion, a fresh viewpoint— the bank viewpoint. The First National Bank, with its varied ex perience, has been enabl ed to give material assist ance to patrons in the wise solution of perplexing business and financial problems. This is part of the service this bank renders to its pat rons and offers to others when oppor tunities arise. $ BANK tOF FARGO, YOU WILL RECEIVE Three Months' Interest on January 1st, 1914 ON ALL DEPOSITS OF $1.00 OR MORE MADE HERE THIS WEEK. YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT INVITED The "Savings & SALE If APPLE Come at once to N. P. tracks Fourth street crossing and get your apples 90c per basket, $2.60 per bar Srolji Sale will last two days.—Advt. 5 Per Cent Paid on Deposits IN CALIFORNIA C. P. 8TINE, FORMER SECRETARY OF FARGO COMMERCIAL CLUB, NOW HOLDS SIMILAR POSITION WITH CLUB IN POMONA, CAL.— FRIENDS HERE PLEASED. Charles P. Stine, former secretary of the Fargo Commercial club and be fore that secretary of the St. Paul Chamber of Commerce and secretary of the St. Paul Associated Charities, is now secretary of the commercial club of Pomona, Cal. Pomona is a thriving jittle city in southern California in Los Angeles county, a number of miles out from the southern metropolis of the golden gate state. It is between 7,000 and 10,000 population and is growing. Mr. Stine's many friends will be pleased to learn of his location. He r-acently made application to the Fargj lodge of Elks fo ra transfer of his membership in the local lodge to the Pomona lodge. In this city Mr. Stine was active in church work and was president of the Men's club of the First Presbyterian church. He was one of the leading supporters of the Billy Sunday cam paign. Last spring he went to Bis marck to supervise the publicity cam paign of the North Dakota Industrial show which he resigned to accept his pnsent post. E. F. MOORE, FOR SIX YEARS NORTHWESTERN REPRESENTA TIVE OF NATIONAL CASKET CO., TAKES PART INTEREST IN UNDERTAKING FIRM M&RE. The undertaking firm of Gaard & Son will be known in future as Gaard & Moore. E. F. Moore, who for the past six years has been traveling in the northwest territory for the Na tional Casket Co. of Chicago, has tak en a half interest in the business, and has Just arrived here. Mr. Moore has been a resident of Minneapolis up to the present time, and w-ill bring his wife and 3-year-old son to this city very ftHE FARGO FORUM 1 The former secretary was a Penn-N] sylvanian by birth and rearing. He came west about twenty-five years ago and located in the twin cities, where he afterwards became the secretary i of the St. Paul Chamber of Com- I merce, which position he held for a period of we've years. For three years after thai he was secretary of the St. Paul Associated Charities, which posi tion he resigned to accept the secre taryship of the Fargo Commercial club. shortly. At pres ent they are visiting in Indianapolis, and will arrive here in five or six weeks. With their coming, Fargo will have a real prize-winning baby. Probably there are some here now, but this lit tle chap took the first prize in the baby contest at the Minnesota State fair this year, in competition with ba bies from all over the state of Min nesota, and other states. He scored 985 points out of a possi ble 1,000 points, or a percentage of 98%. The judges pronounced him the equal of a 5-year-old child in intelli gence. The costume is not complete with out a pair of those fine French gloves on sale at Herbst's. —Advt. CARRIED BIO WEAPON Albert Spencer, Barber Shop Porter, Fined $20 for Carrying Con cealed Weapons. Albert Spencer, colored, formerly employed as porter in the Waldorf barber shop, was arrested yesterday, charged with carrying concealed weapons. The police found on him a gat big enough for a turret gun on the new battleship Texas. As one of the offi cials remarked, if he had another one like that, he could use the two of them for crutches. Spencer is very meager in stature, and the revolver must have been quite a weight for him to carry around. In police court this morning he'was fined $20, or sixteen days. He had.no money to pay the fine. A 1 Wanted, manager for eastern North Dakota, by established old Ifne insur ance company. Good recommenda tions and bond required. Address Manager, care Fargo Forum.—Advt. We develop, print una mount your films. We are acentii for Kudnka anil Supplies, Mall us your work. Thr fSunrthern Co.. Fargo, N. D. I SAN REXO A Fargo made cigar for Fargo smokers. Manufactured vby John H. Klefer. rAND Loan" Small Deposits Welcome FOB LISBON SHOW COMMITTEE OF ACTIVE FARGO BUSINE8S MEN SPENT MORN ING DRUMMING UP LARGE CROWD TO ATTEND THE LIS BON CORN 8HOW SATURDAY. Next Saturday is the big Lisbon com show. Don't forgiet it. Every effort is being made to have a large representation from Fargo in attendance. The Northern Pacific train on the Southwestern is going to be held over in Lisbon for two hours to accommodate the Fargo crowd next Saturday afternoon. Headed by three active business men of the city, comprising F. W. Clarke, J. A. Fortin and Secretary Hardy, a committee made a canvass of the business district of the city this morn ing drumming up as large a crowd as possible to attend the big Lisbon corn show. In making the rounds this morning these threi- gentlemen were greatly encouraged with the outlook for Satur day's crowd. The Lisbon show 5s going to be something every Fargo business man should attend, because of the enterprise of that industrious neighboring city in Ransom county and because of the fine corn display the citizens of that place are going to exhibit. Lisbon business men have left no stone unturned to make their corn show an event which should be worth the while of everybody interested in North Dakota's future. All that the farming community of that section of the state produces will be displayed and amusements will be furnished of a high class order that will be sure to attract. See the wonderful line of kid gloves for $1 at Herbst's. —Advt. FINE NEEDLTABI SHOW Wonderful Exhibits of Needle Craft on Display at Luger's Fur niture Store. Miss Lottie Akers of Cleveland. O., is at the Luger Furniture store this week displaying a beautiful collection of art work in embroidery, drawn work, Roman cut work and batten berg made by herself on a White sew ing machine. Miss Akers will give free instruc tions on fancy work on a sewing ma chine and every woman is invited to call and visit her. Thurs., Oct 2nd Sale Starts At II a. m. Sharp 16 head of horses, 11 head of cattle, all farm implements, including one threshing rig with steam plow and cook car, and household goods, at farm of— P. 0. 2y% Miles N« W. of Agricultural College J.V. BRA1NARD Auctioneer FREE LUNCH AT NOON—TEAMS FED. y V O. S. HADELAND "Sells MIDLAND CREAMERY BUTTER .. JPhxme 760. 19 *, Now ready for business, and will clean your house by the vacuum process with the Little Giant house cleaner. We guar antee our work. H. LORD :'-v«'i TOWEK CITY :te. PHONF. 1800 ©clem BungaldW Fine new six-room bungalow on j'ood north side cor per lot. Full basement, furnace, bath, gus, electric lights, maple floors, mis sion finish, large piazza, cement walks, good lawn and shade trees. Fine location, near school and carline. A very desirable residence. Let us show you this today. i $3650 Price.' only V. HODGSON KEALTY CO. Phone 125 Opp. Postoffice At Close of Preliminary Industrial Contests, Barnes and Cass Coun ties Will Meet. The industrial contests are on' in earnest all over the county now. Three of them were held last Saturday, and more will be held this coming Satur day. At the close of these contests there will be a contest held at Tower City, in which the children from both Barnes and Cass counties will partici pate, the winners in the Cass county preliminaries taking part in the Tower City contest. The date for this contest has not yet been set. The economical man should by all means attend the $2.50 shoe saie at Herbst's. —Advt. DAILY REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER: 30, 1913. .v— /*. 60S First Ave. No. CONTEST !a *u-if APPLES! APPLES! Extra fine hand picked apples for sale at $1 per bushel. Can load at Fourth street crossing, Monday and Tuesday. Wealthles, Wolf Rivers and Greenings. —Advt. Our glove display is the largest we have ever shown. Herbst's.—Advt. We Buy Scrap Iron. Carload lots & specialty. Corre spondence given prompt attention. Fargo Iron & Metal Co.. Fargo. N. D. —Advt. WITH COMMERCIAL AGENCY. AttV. H. R. Turnei-, manager bt Northern Commercial Agency, phoned Dakota Business college for another stenographer and a pupil was this morning sent to his office, making the fourth or fifth now In his employ. The best firms in the city hire D. B. C. help—excellent advertising. irrtiHrt ft NORTHERN1' "V y 11 ¥. F. GRANT Tfr /rr iTT"' /Tin W nr i,, !," N Some people pay more for the same shoe than others. These people that pay more are not shoppers, but EASY MARKS. If you can buy the same shoe here from $100 to $3.00 less than at other shoe stores, does it pay for you to save those dollars and buy your shoes here? LOOK AROUND and compare our prices and shoes with others and you wilb readily eee that you can buy the same shoes here for'less money. LADIE8' PARTY SLIPPERS. ,Slack satin, white satin, blue satin, pink satin, lav ender satin, velvet with rhinestone ornament, satin pump with rhinestone ornament, black suede many others in different styles. These |gj| are regular $4.50 and $5.00. Our price'. LADIES' SHOES. Black buckskin and brown buckskin or suede shoes, Goodyear welt regular price $6.00. JB Cfc Our price 9v4(i Ladies' patent colt and gun metal shoes, all hand made sold in regular shoe stores CHS® for $5.00. Our price Ladies' patent leather and gun metal shoen, pnia in regular shoes stores for $4.00. ifj| JQ Our price MEN'S SHOES. Don't forget that we carry the finest shoes in town and can save you dollars. We carry all styles and leathers at $2.48, $2.98 and $3.48. NOTHING ELSE Outside of sin causes more sorrow than that which comes from not hav ing prepared' for the highest career possible to one. There are no bitterer regrets than those which come from being: obliged to let opportunities pass by for which one never prepared him self. Day and night school at Aaker's Business college offers opportunities— will you let them slip by?—Advt. If Is To Your Advantage-To ICeep A Savfnos Aceoraif Willi, BECAUSE—It is. ja'. strong, careful safe, liberal, prompt and successful institution. BECAUSE—It is organized under the laws of North Dakota and is under state supervision and control. •BECAUSE—It is the oldest as well as the largest sav ings bank in the state. BEC4IUSE—'This bank i# managed by a strong board •••*••J of directors of high standing in the com munity. BECAUSE- -It is a-growing, active, progressive up-to date bank in every particular. BECAUSE—Every depositor is always a welcome vis itor at the bank. BECAUSE—It will pay you FIVE per cent interest cm your savings deposits. BECAUSE—You can open an account in any amount from $1.00 upwards^ Checking accounts also received 62 BROADWAY, FARGO. NORTH DAKOTA -ALEX STEKJt,. .H. J. RUSCHr GEO. FOWLER 61 Broadway w Parg®,' N. (•». 4\ i v jjfca itBM k r5 1 Fargo, N. E. F:out& Porterf ield !Jr j,v~3 flc m. STUll WINDOWS Now is the time to get the storm windows fixed up for winter. Don't wait till the cold weather arrives fix them up now. We sell window glass, putty, paints and brushes. North Dakota Decorating Co., 30$ Broadway. Phone 669.—Advt. U I S S I "S'"j .jtr :7*v !ivl»t ,i 1* BANK H. P. BECKWITH