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THE WEATHER FAIR AND FROST. Bismarck .... Calgary ...... Devils Lake .. Edmonton Havre Huron Medicine Hat., Moorhead .... Qu'Appelle ... 8t. Paul ...•. Williston .... Winnipeg .... TEMPERATURE s?o 0-3 STATIONS— OH ID a Cf« OCR rt, a," 34 -4 32' '44' 32 32 36 28 36 ,36 32 -8 -is -A -22 2 -10 .16 .02 .10 EL R. GRASSK. Special Observer. COMING EVENTS Tuesday, NOT. 4. Dakota conservatory, recital, Stone's music hall. Thnrstrar, HOT, G. Recital, Fargo conservatory. Scottish Rite reunion Dec. 2, 3, 4, 6. Tuesday, Dec. 2. Scottish Rite reunion begins. Wednesday, Dee. 10. Padferewski recital. WHAT'S SAID W. H. White, High Priest: Stated convocation of Keystone chapter will be held on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. W. T. Johnston, Commander: Stat ed conclave of Auvergne commandery K. T. will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Alick Mattson, Secretary: The United Swedish American Brother hood's regular meeting Monday eve ning at 8. o'clock in Aaker's hall. The dues for the last quarter are also due. Don't buy "unsight unseen." Let the man who knows show you all about ranges—at our store one week, Oct. 13-18. O'Neill Hardware Co. —Advt. Never. Pittsburgh Post: "I like to wander In the park. The birds sing sweetly." "Yes and they never sing rag lime." HERZOG, A GREAT UTILITY INF!ELDER OF THE N. Y. GIANTS. rrr: vM |v *i 3 NOORHEAD FURNACE CO. Manufacturers of the Little Giant Fur nace, also a standard line of castings such as sleighs, shoes, grate bars, sash weights, etc. We wish to call atteA n of contractors and carpenters to the fact that we save them money. If you doubt this statement it costs you nothing to get our figures. No jobs too large. Yours for a good bargain. Wm. Foulkes, manager. Phone 371-L. —Advt. \v t: ^*th0€ voi DAILY FASHION HINTS 6340 Children's Dress. 4 A pretty design, which may fa« fts plain for as dressy as one desires, Is shown in mis illustration. The contrasting yoke fcnd the smart little tabs holding the sash taay be omitted if one wishes an ex tremely plain little dress. These add greatly to the effect, however, when a tnore dressy appearance is desired. Body of the dress and sleeve are cut in one and there are pretty turned back cuffs. Fig ured cr£pe is used here, but the design is suitable for any favored material. The children's dress pattern, No. 6,340, Is cut in sizes 2 to S years. Medium size requires 2% yards of 30 inch material. This pattern may be obtained by sending 10 cents to the office of t^is paper.. Tho Forum Printing Co*. Fargo, N. L. ... ISncloaed nnd 10c, for which pleaao have sent to the following address, the ptutem described above. Name. I *.• I TY N BRIEF Delia C. Weible's sheet music la sold by local dealers.—Advt. See our special hat at $5- Patter son's, 3 Broadway.—Advt. The complete shop, engraving, print ing, blank book. Knlsht Printing Co —Advt. Engraved and embossed work oI «vrry description. Knight Oa —Advt. Steamship tickets to all foreign ports. Wheelock Insurance Agency, 692 Front street, phone 1008.—Advt Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Purdy are en tertaining a new boy at their home The little chap arrived Thursday. Shoes shined and hats cleaned. First class work. Private chair for ladies. At London shoe shining parlor, 20 Broadway.--Advt. We carry th« only complete line of the new forms adopted by the railroad commissioners for elevators. Walker Bros. & Hardy.—Advt. Delia C. Weible's latest song hits are We Are Growing Old Together My Queen, Queen, Queen By the Big Red Moon.—Advt. R. J- McCone, manager of the Man chester Biscuit Co.. was called to Sioux Falls Tuesday by the sudden illness of his father. Word is received that his father died last night. A. W. McNair made a trip to Maple ton and Buffalo yesterday and found that the rain storm of Thursday night had played havoc with some of the roads in that direction and that auto ing was done with difficulty. •A. 0. Kinney, keeper of records and seals, issued notices today for a reg ular rreeai.g of Fargo loiisr-' Knights of Pythias, next Monday night at the castle hall in the A. O. U. W. building. Visiting knights will be cordially wel comed. O. B. Jorgenson, father of State Au-, ditor Carl Jorgenson, has come here from Milnor, and will be a partner in. the Pure Food store, on the southside. Mr. Jorgenson is experienced in mer cantile pursuits, and is a man of wide acquaintance. The Rev. Alexander Mann., D. D., brother of Bishop Mann of this city, has been elected chairman of the house of deputies of the triennial con vention of the Episcopal church. The reverend gentleman is the rector of Trinity church, Boston, and his oppo nent for the high honor was Rev. Dr. Manning, rector of Trinity church, New York. Three coons (four legged ones) were seen on the platform of the N. P. de pot this morning. From their size and appearance they were a family, papa, mamma, and little Willie. Where the animals came from is not known. P. S- They were in a cage and were brought over from the Great Northern depot last night for shipment to Mad dock. Water users were busy paying their water mills yesterday In order to save the discount which means considera ble with the present high price charg ed for water. There were many in quiries about water meters and the hope expressed that they will be in stalled before the end of the present quarter so that there will be an end to the inflated prices. The Northern Produce Co. yester-i day shipped a carload of poultry from here to the twin cities, and anotliearj :ar is to follow next week. This firm, is shipping in great quantities of poul try rnd eggs from the surrounding! country and has a big egg trade with Seattle, from which fioint the eggs are shipped to the Hawaiian Islands, andl other far western points. Don't be discouraged If other reme dies have done you no good. Try Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea, a great blessing to suffering humanity, a sure protector against disease. Fout & Porterfleld.—Advt. A Fair Proposition. The manufacturers of Merltol Rheu matism Powders have so much con fidence in. this preparation that they authorize us to sell them to you on a positive guarantee to give you relief in all cases of Rheumatism or refund your money. This is certainly a/ fair proposition. Let us show them to you. Central Drug Store, 66 Broad way, Fargo, N. D., exclusive agency. —Advt. His Mother's Son. Chicago Record-Herald: "When you are as old as I am, my son, you will know more and talk less than you do now." "But, dad, everybody says I take after mother-" NOT SUBSTANTIAL, You read about affinities. Soul mates, in all the books. Beware of the charmers such as these They never make good cboks. —Louisville Courier-Journal. Besides Being Obvious. Boston Transcript: Miss Passay. Don't you think it's horrid to ask one's age? Miss Keen. Yds and it's often so unnecessary. All the converts Mrs. Pankhurst wins to her militant theories in this country she is welcome to take back with her. HANS SCHMIDT MAKES SHOW OF INSANITY WHEN TAKEN TO COURT, '-s immm mm Street or Box dumber. Towxtv andState.•* 8190* .WRITE PLAINLY. Hans Schmidt, the discredited Jttiest, who has confessed he killed Anne Aumuller. was a different looking man when he appeared be fore a coroner's jury in New York last Friday than when he was ar rested. He had permitted his beard to grow and he was generally un kempt. At the time of his arrest he was neatly dressed and present ed all the appearances of a bright young man. The scene before the millionaire jury," which the coroner called for the inquest, was interesting, priest, infuriated at the crowd which pressed around, threw his rosary and some small change from his pocket into th© faces o*,'., thoM T«»ar him. i I Ladies Home Journal Patterns and Publications _AJ Glove Department Ours is rightly termed the glove store of Far go, because we carry the best makes, larg est and most complete stocks, and our glove experts give prompt and efficient service. An immense shipment of Perrins' gloves to hand. PERRINS' CORONA KID GL0VE3 91.00. 2 clasp, the best $1.00 kid glove made for the money. Comes in all sizes black and colors, our special ... PERRIN8' LA MURE KID GLOVES $1.50. 2 clasp—A glove for street or dress wear French seam or pique stitching all sizes black, white and colors, rff-j en only CHARGE ROADS DISCRIMINATE COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL TAKE MATTER OF ALLEGED DISCRIMI NATION IN FREIGHT RATES BE FORE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION. There will be a hearing before the Interstate Commerce commission in this city some time in the near future if the plans of the local commercial club go through. The question to be taken up is the matter of railroad discrimination in freight rates, to points along the border of North Da kota and Minnesota. The shippers of Fargo have always had to pay a considerably higher rate than those of Moorhead though the distance which the railroads haul the goods is exactly the same, as they are brought to the same freight yards. There has been considerable agitation previous to this regarding the matter, but. the Fargo shippers got only a small reduction on the coal rates, nothing The other towns along the line will be asked to co-operate with Fargo in urging the complaint before the com to the other clubs for their signatures..' THE FABGO FOBUM AND DAILY REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY EVENING, OOTOBER 11, 1913. Suits In all sizes, made of choicest style materials, in ex clusive models at— $16.50, $20, $25, $29 to $49 We are showing two styles in suits, plain tailored models, draped skirt, latest 38-in. length coat, full Skinner satin lined, materials are plain eponges or diagonals. We invite your comparison of these suits with any suit shown at $5.00 more than our price which is #25.00 Wool Dresses In practical stylish models perfectly tailored at— #12.50 up wfm to $35.00 Separate Skirts New models just received, practical garments tail ored in correct styles, both plain and draped effects. Splendid materials, at— $5.'50, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 up $1.00 PERRINS' SAVOY KID GLOVES $2.00. 2 pearl clasps—Made of real French kid heavy black stitching on the back and small black band on cult black, white dfO AA and colors extra special value ... l.v/V PERRINS' LA MUlRE GLOVE3 $3,50 and $4. 16 button length—Long gloves are still as popular as ever and will be more so, as the season advances all sizes in mA AA black and white, pair $3.50 and ... W |3i Hi to $12.50 DERBY AND MONARCH GLOVE8 $1*50 and $2. We have sold these two celebrated makes of gloves for several seasons. We highly rec ommend them for satisfactory wear all sizes in colors and white, and aa black, per pair $1-50 and KAYSER FABRIC GLOVES 50c and $1.00. We feature Kayser fabric gloves for early fall wear in chamoisette, leatherette and cashmerette in colors, white and black lined and unlined all sizes priced at 50c and has drafted a brief, which will be sent The matter will then be taken to th*i commission, on the charge of discrim ination- HARRY DAVIS. CONNIE MACK'S CHIEF ADVISER. W tli. koKfegy &Zfac7it-jSlicct, msmsssmmMmsmmmmsmaMm Our Stocks Never More Complete. Our Styles Never More Correct. Our Values Never So Pronounced Sfc i .'ft" TV Z- J. jr~ Dress Accessories for All Womankind S1.00 Ribbon Dept. Fancy ribbons have taken the fashion world by storm. For millinery uses, sashes, girdles and trimmings they are immense. NEW TAPESTRY, PLAID AND ROMAN STRIPE RIBBON8. 5 to 7 inches wide, shown in a pleasing as sortment of new styles in many Oft harmonious blended colors 50c to i October—The Busiest Month in the Millinery World Finds us with one of the most complete and interesting arrays of fall and winter hats we have ever assembled. Hats that are smart and tasteful, in all the favorite shades such as Fete de Niger, Midnight Blue, Russian Green, Tango and Black. The Phipps hat which won first prize in the Ladies Home Journal contest may be seen here along with other Rembrandt studies by Phipps—and eacn shape is ex clusive wixh us. Individuality is fully expressed in the pretty "Castle Hats" we have ready to sell. No Unbecoming Models Here. You'll Enjoy a Yisit in Our French Room BOB M'lNTYRE WELCOMED' uvu 11 11,1 1 IUi Former Fargo Hotel Man Given Glad Hand in His New Venture, Ocoi« dental Hotel Casselton, Casselton Reporter: In our last is sue we stated that O. H. Johnson had left the Occidental hotel in this city to cake up the management of the Hotel Ransford In Brainerd, and that the local owners of the Occidental would continue the Casselton house. A day or two later a new deal was consum mated, whereby Bob Mclntyre pur chased the furnishings of the Occi dental and took over the conduct of the hotel. Mr. Mclntyre has been at the desk of the Waldorf hotel, Fargo, for the past ten years, and is widely known to the traveling public. He will s?!ve to the Occidental a first class service, as he has the training and ex perience requisite for the undertaking. He came to Casselton last Saturday and at once took hold of his new proj ect. Mrs. Mitchell, who Is well quali fied to act as housekeeper, has been secured by Mr. Mclntyre to attend to that part of the business. Eight dollars worth of ware will be given away free with every Majestic ran2:e sold at our demonstration one week only, Oct. 13 to Oct. 18. O'Neill Hardware Co.—-Advt. PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS. 4 to 7 inches wide, over fifty various patterns and colors to select from priced at per yard 25c, 35c and xOC THE NEW 8A8HE3 AND GIRDLES. These dainty novelties are required to put the finishing touches to your new dress or gown shown in handsome plaid silks, tho new suedes and velvets, in- leading fall shades They range in price from df) AA 75c to $O.UU LEATHER MOVIE BEADED AND MESH BAGS. Our stock of these lovely novelties meets with the approval of all those who wish something in the bag line that is up to the minute in style and exclusive In design. Our leather bags range in AA price from $1-(K) to.,,, fflO.Uv Our mesh bags range in rff-J A A A frice from 65c to flllu.UU Our beaded bags range in gQ A A price from 68c to JpO.UV UUVUlllil/ Norah, servo the peas mashed. Norah—Mashed, mum? Mrs. Newrox—Yes it annoys my husband to have them roll oft his knife. WAL8H, CONNIE MACK'S NEW OUTFIELDER. s Buy the Gossard— the peerless front lace corset Coats Which are superior to coats shown elsewhere. Wonderfully attractive styles and values at— $12.50, $15, $18.50, $22.50 to $75.00 The variety of coat models shown by us at the price of twenty-five dollars will surprise you, arid we give you your choice of coats made of all the better materials, many of them are full Skinner satin lined, all of them warm, stylish garments. All we ask is comparison with coats shown by others at— $25.00 Silk and Satin Afternoon and Evening Gowns In plain effects and elaborate models at— $18.50 up to $85 Separate Waists In all the new designs in silks, wool and sheer lin gerie materials. Special values in silk waists in col ors or black to match or harmonize with your suit, at $5.50, $6.50, $7.50, $9.00 up to $12.50 Jewelry Dept. Our jewelry section is showing many new fads and novelties that are worthy of your attention. NEW COIN AND VANITY PURSES. These come in gold and silver and are nicely fitted with all accessories. They have long or short chain priced from 50c to 1811 niiii $5.00 NEW NOVELTY BEADS. These are very Btylish and new. They are 27 inches long and come in black, white and colors priced from 35c to $2.00 NEW BAR PINS. Our stock of bar pins is exceedingly attrac tive- They come in gold ajid silver creations. Some are set with brilliants and colored settings. Every style a beauty prices rahge from 26c to $3.00 A French court rules that doctors must give their professional services free to their mothers-in-law. But even at that it may be difficult to get.the consent of the mothers-in-law. The Countess D'Lastevric has bag ged fourteen goats shooting with her left hand. Not so remarkable when it is considered that noma p&Qpif* get goats bands down. gammons. North Dakota, State of North Dakota, County oi CasB. In Justice Court, Before H. F. Miller, Justice of the Peace. J. F. Malone, plaintiff, vs. Acorn Re fining Company, of Cleveland, O., a corporation, defendant, and Henry Lar son, garnishee. The Htate of North Dakota to said defendant: By thia second summons herein you are directed to appear before me at my office in the city hall in the city of Fargo, Cass county. North Dakota, on the 6th day of November, 1!*13, at the hour of ten o'clock a. in., of said day, there to answer tho complaint of J. F. Malone against you, alleging that you are indebted to the plaintiff In the sum oi $75.10, which said sum is due plaint iff for commission on goods sold by the plaintiff for the defendant, at defend ant's special instance and request, no part of which has been paid, although payment has been demanded, wd de manding judgment against you In the sum of $75.10 together with hie costs and disbursements and you are noti fied that unless you so appear and an swer, the plaintiff will take judgment against you accordingly. Dated this 10th day of October. 19Wi. H. F. MILLER, Justice of the Peace^ I (Oct. 11-13-25, 1918.) •«?.} A, ,Q: Sw