The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], October 29, 1913, Image 11

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HELP WANTED—M^LB.
MAVK
Knight Printing Co. en«rave It
WANTED—Young man at Goldberg's
feed store. (tf)
WANTED AT ONCE—Job and ad man
for up-to-date country shop. Times,
Oakes, N. Dale. (296)
WANTED AT ONCE—An experienced
egg- candler. Call corner 4th st and
Front st. Swift & Co. (t. f.)
WANTED—Chef at Hotel Kindred, Val
ley City, N. D. Must be first class in
every particular. Highest wages. (298)
®\AKjr«J ,\i n»iioi»u.ii ixitf. jjci.s engi
neering school will give you practical
instruction write for Information.
1225 Front st.
ORGANIZERS WANTED—Men or wo
men, that is willing to hustle can
make good money. Call and see me,
I)odson, 618 1st Ave. No.
WANTED—Position by young man and
wifp to work for board and room,
Man attending Y. M. C. A. Tractor
school. Best references. Address 1D3
Forum. (297)
WANTED—With some cash to join me
in the best paying business in north
west. Call today. Gentry Smith, 21
4th St. No. Mhd. (294)
NATIONAL Barber College of 147
Third street, St. Paul, Minn. open
ing class at low cost now is your
chance barbers always in demand
good wages easy work. Write, free
catalogue. (309)
BARBER WANTED—Must be a good
workman and steady, 112.00 a week
and boai-d. A. B. Sackett, Sutton, N.
Dak. (302)
WANTED—All kinds of men tailors to
work on ladle's suits. Good wages to
right men. Steady work. Call at once.
Max Stern, 620 1st Ave. No. (295)
LEARN the barber irafle barbers al
ways in demand big wages easj
Work few weeks will save months
by our methods, tools given diplomas
granted illustrated catalogue free.
Molar Barber College, 21-H, Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Establish
ed 1893.
(301)
POSITIONS WASTED—MALE.
WANTED—Position as fireman of heat
ing plant. Inquire 228 Bdwy. Flat
No. 2. (298)
POSITION WANTED by registered as
sistant pharmacist. Best of refer
ences. 1107, 11th St. Np. (296)
WANTED—Position by experienced
general clerk. Can also keep books.
But prefer clerking. Address 190 care
Forum. (291)
WANTED—Position as cook with
threshing crew 8 years' experience.
Address C. H. Knapp. 1026 lBt avenue
south. Moor head, Minn. (tf)
CHiMNEV and furnace cleaning also
whitewashing, In and out of city,
done by J.
If.
Adams, Mission church,
116 Front St. pnone 3b8-Li. (296)
FUttsT-ciiASS» DuoKKeeper wants posi
tion with live concern wnere mere
Is opportunity for advancement seven
years' experience general ounce work.
V0 care Forum. (tf)
YOUNG MAN—Experienced bookkeep
er and stenograpner desires to make
permanent connection with country
Dank. Speaks German and the best of
references can be given. Address 1S4
Forum. 295)
POSITION WANTED—By young man
with several years experience in
banking and real estate. At present
employed, but desires change. Good
penman and stenographer. Address 192
care Forum. (303).
WANTED—Position as foreman on a
stock ranch or farm by the month
or year. Family of wife and four
children. I neither drink, chew or
smoke. Best of reference. Address J.
J. Pugh, R. D. No. 2 Argusville, N. Dak.
(300)
STORM windows put on. Phone
2161-J, after 7 p. m. H. A. Holte. 4
(306)
AtiEi\TS WANTED.
^AGENTS—For central and western
Dakota. Can make twenty dollars
per day. Address 180 care Forum.
(295)
AGENTS WANTED—To sell the most
wonderful invention of the age
guaranteed. Will save one-third of
fuel bill. Every consumer of coal or
wood a customer. Will contract for
county or territory rights. Get busy
if you want to make big money, sample
by parcel post, $1.5(1. Address The
Modern Supply Co., Brainerd, Minn.
(295)
POSITION WANTED—MAN WIKli
BY MAN AND WIFE—Man, good all
round cook, woman 1st class waitress
or chambermaid 27 years at the busi
ness. Understand hotel and restaurant
from a to z. Address Robert Dickson,
Mlnot, Gen. Del. N. D. (297)
MEN, WOMEN—Get government jobs.
J90.00 month. 12,000 appointments
coming. Write for list of positions.
Franklin Institute, Dep't 280 H, Rich
ester, N. Y. (316)
O. K» LAUNDRY.
O. K. LAUisDitk—Mrs. E. C. Office*
1123 Sth Bt S. phone 2191-L.
DRESSMAKING SCHOOL.
DRESSMAKING SCHOOL—118 Broad
way.
HOUSES I'OU RENT.
FOR RENT—House. Enquire at Elliott
hotel. (t. f.)
TWO ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT—Ap
ply 1305 5th Ave. No. (299)
FOR RENT—Small house. Inquire at
1115, Fourth Ave. No.
FOR RENT—Nine-room modern house,
close in. Inquire 1008 Front St., or
phone 1562-L. (296)
FOR RENT £or the winter months, a
Strictly modern furnished house,
close in owner going south for the
winter. Address Box 118, Fargo, N.
Dak. (t.f.)
FOR RENT—Four room house, close
in 16-rooin house, all modern,
near southside, ?50, Six-room house
$15. Six-room cottage, basement,
furnace, lights, gas, $25. Seven room
house, new this year, all modern $40.
Nine room house, furnished $35. W. J.
Lane, First Nat. bank building. (tf)
FRUIT LANDS FOR SALE.
40 ACRES or more of good fruit land
near Sacramento, Cal., capital of
state, 70,000 people, to exchange for
improved city property or good farm
lands. Address John Snesrud, 606 New
York Life Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
(310)
WANTED TO UUY.
MEN'S worn garments. Pnone 43 lj
Fargo
WE PAY right prices for any article
of .household goods. Second-hand
Furniture Store, Moorhead phone
864-1* (tf
FOUND.
FOUND—Elk charm. Enquire John
Schlonser, N. P. Ave. (295)
FOUND—Setter pup. Owner can have
samo by proving property and pay
ing charges. Phone 2787-J. (296)
FOUND—Number to auto. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for ad. Forum office^ (tf)
FOUND—Black and white setter dog.
Owner may have same upon identify
ing property and paying all expenses
incurred. M. W. Murphy, Fargo, N. D.
)—•».|| II i linn in __ .(296)
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HELP WANTED—FEMALB,
W4VE Knlsht Printin* Co Print it
GIRli FOR GENERAL housework. Call
1271. (294)
CHAMBERMAID wanted. Apply Knerr
block, 302 N. P. ave. (t. f.)
WANTED—Girl for general house
work. 916 Broadway. (294)
GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, 402
8th St. No. Phone 409-L.-2. (tf)
EXPERIENCED maid for
housework. 315 13th st S.
COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work. Qood wages, 606 4th St. No.
(314)
GIRLS over 16 years of age. Apply a*.
The Pioneer Candy Co.
(tf)
WANTED—Girl for general housework.
Mrs. D. D. Sullivan, 704 Broadway.
(294)
WANTED-^-Glrl for general house
work Mrs. E. G. Opfer, 376 8th Ave.
So. (297)
COMPETENT girl for general house
work. 910 1st Ave. north phone
632. (tf)
GIRL WANTED—For general house
work. 208 1th St. No. Mrs. Thomas
E. Dunn. (tf)
WANTED—-Girl tor general house
work. .724 10th Avei north phone
2408-J. (tf)
WANTED—Girl for general housework.
Mrs. J. W. Dunham, 412 8th Ave.
south. (304)
WANTED—Good girl for general
housework. Mrs. P. H. Burton, 415
8th St. So. (tf)
EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
housewo. '.t. Mrs. F. A. Irish, 910
5th ave. S. (t. f.)
ttAiS'l'Kii—competent gin tor generdi
housework. Mrs. A, fcUUenoerg, in
8th St. south. (tf)
WANTED—All kinds of girls to work
on ladies' suits. Call, Max Stern,
520 1st Ave. No. (2951
WANTED at once two girls for wait
resses. Address Star Restaurant,
Dickinson, N. D. (310),
COMPETENT GIRL or general house
work $25 per month 821, 7th Ave.
So.. Moorhead. Phone 1673. C304)
GIRLS WANTED—At Concordia col
lege kitchen. Apply to matron,'Miss
Helga Fjelstad, or phone 716. (tf)
IN ANSWKHl.Mi all want uds, £iv
a certain number care of The Forum,
be Bure to address your answers to
that number, in care of Forum. This
insure prompt attention.
WANTED at once, experienced Bales
ladies for women's ready-to-wear
and notion departments good chance
for advancement for the right Der»
eons. Write 158 care Forum. (tf)
WANTED—Forty young ladies as wait
resses at Masonic temple Fridav
evening, Oct. 31, 5:30 p. m. experience
not necessary. Phone 1482 at once and
leave name and address. George Pirie
Co- (t f.)
WANTED—Girls' for hotel work and
private places in and out of city ex
perienced help of all kinds furnished
on short notice. Write or phone 1584
Hotop Emp. Agency, 11 Broadway Far
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N- D-
SEWING WAifTBO.
WANTED—Sewing by the day. Good
experience. Phone 2410-J, 510 Rob
ert St. 296)
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER wants
sewing by the day. Alma Johnson
Phone 2S986-K \315J
HO&PI1 AL.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL— Competent
nurses and best of care highest tes
timonials from doctors and patients
Mrs. Jennie Camp, 901 10th at. &, Far
go.
$ PRIVATE maternity home best
of care. Mrs) H. Rice, 121 13
th
St. south.
SHOE REPAIRING—All kinds of shoo
repairing while you wait lowest
prices bust work. John lijorklumi
6th St. north, Moorhead.
DO YOU KNOW we nickel plate
brass auto parts, stove castings
etc. sluver piuto old silverware^ 2
knives, torka, etv. also ctsuuver
old mirrors'/ Fargo Plauiiv a 2
Metaiizing Co. 7
LANii
GOOD FARM FOR SALE—Only 4 miles
out of town. Will sell cheap, lnauire
Mrs. Delia Males, Harvey, N. Dak.
(297)
*10 DOWN, $5 monthly, buys farms
near Duluth, to ?10 per acre some
timber, some open 20,000-acre selec
tion free maps. L. T. Felland, Palace
Building, Minneapolis, Minn. (294)
FOR EXCHANGE.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER No. 6 for
bicycle in good condition. Address
185 care Forum. (296)
4.UOU ACttn,s ot toayfceld Co., Wis., lanu
for exchange for stock of merchan
dise or good business property. Ad
dress Box B. A., Moorhead, Minn.
(tf)
MERCHANDISE to exchange for good
farm lands or city property state
fully what you have. Francis Merchan
dise Brokerage Co., 625 Plymouth bidg.
Minneapolis, Minn. (297)
if'arpo.
fvUL&G. tiO'l, AK11 or any
other kind of property
anywhere, that you would
like to buy, sell, rent or
exchange, write Smith &
Squire, limiting
1011 ijiock.
WANTED—Wild or improved lands for
merchandise: Have six good stocks
of general merchandise ranging in
price from $5000 to $26000. Land must
be priced right. W. T. Bosley, Rugby.
N. Dak. (316)
1 HAVE TWO QUARTER sections of
good farm land, close to station, in
Clay county, Minn. Will consider ex
change for good residence in Fargo or
Moorhead or a flrst-class automobile as
part payments. Apply 187 Forum of
fice. (tf)
PIANO LESSONS.
PIANO and voice artistic singing
taught 50c a lesson call Tuesday
and Friday. Mrs. JElla Seigel, 416 3rd
Ave. north. (304)
BARV FOIt ADOPTION.
A GOOD HOME, wants to adopt a baby
girl about one year old. Reply 184
cajeo Foruir.
Phone
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POSITION WANTED-FB1W4LK.
WANTED—Practical nursing. Phone
1504-J.
(319)
TEACHER of piano phone 94 will in
struct at pupil's home. (302)
PRACTICAL nursing in confinement
cases. 407 10th tit. north (299)
WANTED—Position as compositor or
bookkeeper by young lady with
about two years' experience. Address
181 care Forum. (298)
WANTED—Position as working house
keeper. Woman with son, 8 years
old. Good cook. Mrs. Alice Kaufman
37!), 7th Ave. So. (296)
LADY wishes position, bookkeeping or
cashier. Thoroughly experienced
reliable and competent. Address or
wire box 390, Devils Lake, N. Dak
(294)
FOR SALE—Ladies plush coat. Worn
one half season. 724, 10th Ave. No.
Phone 2408-J. (296)
FOR SALE—Nice, clean, old papers
packages of 50 for xO cents 150 for
25 cents. Forum office.
FULL DRESS SUIT—Good as new and
up-to-date. Cost ?60.00. Will sell
for less than half. Size 38. Address
P. O. box 165. (tf)
FOR SALE—Law books, office furn
iture, typewriter for sale, at a bar
gain by attorney going out of prac
tice. Address 189 care Forum. (298)
IN .lAsVVUHiAii ail want aus, &iviug
a certain number care ot Hie uoiuui,
be sure to address your answers to
that number, in care ot Forum. This
Insure prompt attention.
FOR SALE—Two 14-foot mahogany
wall cases 1 30-foot mahogany wall
case
2
lU-loot floor cases,
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FOR SALE)—HOUSEHOLD UUUUS.
FOR SALE—Soft coal heater. 123 10th
at. N. (296)
Wh SALE—Piano cneap, \\*saiufcivn
house. Phone 140-U (tt
FOR SALE—Majestic range in first
class condition. Phone 1117-L. (tf)
NEARLY new Standard automatic
sewing machine chain or lock stitch.
3 8th St. south. (294)
FOR sajliE—Biana new piano used
only a few months for sals cheap.
Address 88 care Forum.
tf)
FOR SALE—New furniture, carpet and
rugs. Leather couch, base burner,
107 2nd Ave. No. Moorhead. (295)
DINING SET. jardinieres and stands,
commode and toilet set, new rattan
shirtwaist box, etc. Phone 842-1*.
(296)
WHEN you want nousehola goods,
beds, stoves, eta, try Second Hand
Furniture Store, Moorhead: phone 854
(tf)
FOR SALB.
FOR SALE—A warm building in ex
cellent condition size 12x14 feet.
Phone 2216-J. (tf)
1 6-foot
iluor case cheap If taken at once. F.
VV. Peterson Co., 118 Jbiroauway, Dargo,
N. D. (tf)
LARGE DOUBLE DOOR safe with
banker's steel chest inside, cheap if
taken soon, located at Washburn, N.
D. Write Box 196, Falls City, Ore.
(297)
FOR SALE—One double cylinder, 20
H. P. gasoline traction engine one
•sii.gie .n. t*. gasunne'trac
tion engine one single cylinder, 16 H.
P. portable gasoline engine all the
above engines are rebuilt and In good
condition. If interested write us. A.
L. Bishop & Son, Fargo, N. D. (tf)
FOH Sill.b—DUUh
FOR SALE CHEAP—Bull terrier pup
pies. 219 6th St. north phone
(29U)
SPECIAL SALE OF CHICKENS.
FOR SALE—Fine pure bred barred
Plymouth Rocks and Rose Comb
Brown Leghorns. Cockerels fl each
choice birds 11.50. Clarence Rustan,
Harwood, *N. D. (299)
SPECIAL SALE:—Light Brahmas, Black
Langshans, Columbian Wyandottes,
S. S. Hamburgs and S. C. White Leg
horns these birds must move at once,
if interested write quick and get tirst
choice. Island Park Poultry Yards,
Coleman Baker, Prop. R. R, 3, Fargo
N. D. (tf)
LOST.
LOST AND FOUND—Wedding ring, in
St. Mary's cathedral.
LOST—Black kid glove for right hand.
Finder please return to Forum office.
(tf)
LOST—Mounted Elk's tooth Sunday
morning finder return to. Union
Light Co., for reward. (294)
LOST—On N. P. avenue Monday after
noon an amber cigarette holder. Will
pay liberal reward. Return to Ran
dolph Gray, Grand Theater. (tf)
FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK.
COW FOR SALE—Fresh. 1101 4th st S.
FOR SALE-—Five pure Shropshire rams.
D. L. Barker, Argusville, N. D. (295)
SHEEP FOR SALE—Breeding ewes.
Choice of 1400 head, any sized lota.
Price $6.00 per head. W. E. Chisman,
Lisbon, N. D. (298)
FOR SALE—Four heavy work horses,
weight about 1600 pounds also har
nesses. Address P. O. Box 322, Moor
head, or phone 2466-L. (293)
FOR BENT—(OTTAGB.
FIVE ROOM modern cottage.
905 9th Ave, No. Phone 876.
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FOR RENT,
rnrnlnfied llooma—N orthalde.
WANTED—Lady roomer. 1119 8th Ave.
north phone 2464-J. (296)
FURNISHED ROOMS for light house
keeping. 740 Oak St. (293)
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, steam
heat and baths. 219 5th st N. (296)
NICELY FURNISHED front room in
modern house. 1317 1st Ave. No.
(318)
FURNISHED ROOMS—Hogan rooming
house,
60
4th st N. Phone 2398-L.
(295)
STRICTLY MODERN furnished room in
private family, 216 8th St. No. (298)
FURMMiED rooms for housekeeping
modern. 702 8rd St. north phone
1012-J. (297)
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Phone 1959-J. 409
9th ave. N. (297)
FOR RENT—Large modern furnished
room, north side. 812 3rd Ave. No.
Call forenoons. (296)
WILL REMT—Two nicely furnished
rooms In strictly modern hou&e, to
one or two ladles, employed. Phone
1806-J. 833 No. Broadway. (t. f.)
FOR RENT—Two modern steam heated
rooms at tho Y. M. C. A. with all
privileges of clean club life—gymnas
ium, swimming, games, reading room,
night school, bowling, billiards, etc.
Membership required. (297)
FOR RENT.
FHrnlshril wouui»—
soutbaldt
PLEASANT quiet room near high
school. Phone
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FURNISHED room in all modern
house. 52*: 11th St. south. (2tg
KUUM&HED room for gentleman in
modern house. 322 8th St. south.
(300)
FURNISHED ROOMS In steam heated
fiat. Gentlemen preferred. Call
6S4-L. (296)
FURNISHED roorms Jn Wasnlngton
house day. week or month. Phone
140-L. (rf)
LARGE furnished room for rent in
new modern house. 205 Hth street
south. (tf)
FLKNI!*HKD rooms in strictly modern
bouse gentlemen preferred. 820 1st
Ave south, phono 1951-J (tf)
WILL RENT LARGE sunny rooms,
nicely furnished In strictly modern
houso for particular people on car
line. Phone 76. "295)
TWO FURNISHED front rooms and
kitchenette for light house-keeping.
Strictly modern. No children wanted.
Phone 2216-J. (tf)
FOR RENT.
Unfnmlahru «ouui»--aiwrtli Side.
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms
tor light housekeeping, 1407 1st Ave.
No. tf)
OFl' M'ACE,
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4 TO RENT—Office space most v
4 desirable location in city on 4
4 first tioor. Wiieeiock Ins Agency. 4
4 602 Front St. phone 1006. 4
FARM FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—Improved grain and stock
farm half mile of town, creamery,
school nice meadow fenced pasture
good house, good terms o£ rental. John
C, Taylor, Dawson, N, ft .(297).
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WANTED—UAUUCS TO BOARD.
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WAftiniU—iiabies and children to
board. 1020, 9th Ave. So. (313)
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arta street.
TABLE HOARD 94.00 per week at 814
2nd Ave. No. (296)
TABLE BOARD—222 4th St. S* Moor
head. Phone 24fe8. (301)
BOARD AND ROOM offered for a cou
ple of young ladies. 1407, lat Ave.
No. (tf)
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.
WANTED—Two or threo furnished
rooms, modern, with or without
board state monthly rate, 224, care
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good town. Box O, Nome, N. U.
(303)
WANTED TO BUY or rent pool hall.
Address 121 care Forum. (319)
FURNISHED rooms, all modern house,
for light housekeeping. 403 7th Aye
north. (tf)
FOR SALE—Hotel and restaurant In
good N. D. town prices rea30na B,o•.,
176 care Forum. (iJ8)
FOIt SAuE—Tho only
restaurant
in
a
live town. Best reasons for aellinb
W. D. Putnam, Streeter, N.
Dak. («l»)
FOR SALE—Restaurant with buildinb
and lot beat location In town doint
good business. Call or write to "tar
Cafe, Yates, Mont. (a*»*
FOR SALE—Only exclusive retail can
dy and ice cream parlor, live town,
6000 population, doing good bu8lrl^.a'
Address 183 care Forum. v*""
FOR SALE—The only restaurant In live
town with four railroads. Price rea
sonable. Best reasons for selling. -»e°
Miohaud, Fairmount, N. Dak. (29o)
RESTAURANT doing good business,
can give good reasons for selling.
For sale cheap if taken at once. Phone
989-L or 306, 1st Ave. So. Mhd. (tf)
IN A.N»V*fc.KiAU alt want ads, tflvUiK
a certain number care
01
Tu« Forui.
be sure to address your answers tc
that number. In care of Forum. Thlii
insure ptoicpt attention.
FOR SALE—Restaurant in booming
town must sell as other business
calls me away. For particulars, write
box 362 New Rockford, N. D. (296)
FOR SALE MORTON COUNTY NEWS
paper, with or without outfit. Cheap.
$200 cash required, rest monthly pay
ments. Lock box 167, Almont, N. D.
(316)
FOR SALE—Restaurant In good live
town also doing good business, in
modern building. Town of 1700. Ad
dress 272, Knderlln, N. Dak. (297)
FOR SALE—Hotel, 20 rooms, In a live
N. D. town on the main line of N. P.
Will trade this for good improved N.
D. land or sell for cash. Address 188
care Forum. (817)
FOR SALE—Tin shop In western N.
Dak. on the Soo line. Doing a good
business population 500. No compe
tition. Big territory. Reason for sell
ing, going back to old country. Address
177, care Forum. (294)
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FOR SALE—Doctor's location and
prlvlate hospital with liquor 4
cure institute in good western 4
4 town. Room 30, Huntington
4 Block, Fargo, N. D. (293) 4
FOR SALE—Practice, office furniture,
etc. The only physician in good
North Dakota town of 400 good coun
try. well settled, closest competition, 14
miles, first class proposition for a
hustler. Reason for selling, poor
health. 173 care Forum. (313)
FOR RENT OR SALE—Good, nearly
new store building with counters and
shelving. Good living rooms upstairs,
located in Ypllantl, Stutsman Co. N.
Dak Further Information, write own
er, H. P. Hanson, Drlscoll, N. Dak.
(295)
FOR SALE—A strictly first-class gen
eral merchandise business, located In
a live town In the Red river valley
ni u i UU.MDW8 $,o.Uuu and over no
dead stock will require about $8,000 to
handle the business party has good
reason for selling as he Is Interested
In other lines of business.' Write 167
care Forum for further information
(307
FOR SALE—On easy terms, newspaper
plant, subscription list and good
will. Official paper issued weekly
German and English good circulation
and fine advertising and Job business.
Gross receipts have averaged $500
monthly. $500 cash and balance on
easy terms. Reason for selling Is NOT
lack of business but want to move
west. Plant Is located In town of 800
In central North Dakota. Good church,
school and merchandise advantages
Address 176 care Forum. (294
WILLOW RIVER Interior British
Columbia's future manufacturing and
commercial cauital, offers unrivalled
opportunities for money making in
vestments. business and homes located
on the Fraser and Willow rivers,
T. Pacific, Pacific and Hudson Bay, and
other railroads, in the center of
large, rich farming and timber district
the natural supply point for the won
derful Peace river country, and thf
rich Cariboo mining: district, Insurei
the future of Willow River. Write now
today, for free maps, plans, etc. Pa
clfic Land & Townsites Co., 319 Rich
ards street, Vancouver, B. C. Agentf
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FOR SALB—HOUSE AND LOT.
FOR SAjL.t— n«veu room nouse mod
ern No. 619 13th St. Bouth. inquire
at oftico of Wm. 11. White & McOul
loch Lumber Co. (tf)
FOR SALE—$1250 cash buyB 6 room
house with full lot. known as No.
1124. 8th St. No. Write Geo. Sollid,
Dutton, Mont. (310)
FOR SALE—Good six-room nouse, ce
ment foundation, cellar, hardwood
Vioors, electric lights, gas moderate
cash payment, balance easy terms. 162
care Forum. (309)
FOIt SALE on easy terms, two houses,
1615 and 1665 First avenue south
eight and four roomB, prices $4,ouu and
$1,000 on uine, or »4,ouu «uiu »ooo casn
For further particulars call at I61
First Ave. south. (296
k'oR SAL.E—New, modern house si.
rooms and batn full basement haru
.ood lioois and finish throughout tu
ale at a bargain on account of own?
eaving city. Inquire at 114 9th Av
lortb. 299
FOR SALE Oti EAt HOUB
FOR FARGO property—160 acres fine
land in western North Dakota. 163
are Forum. (309)
FOR SALE OR TRADE fine quarter.
three miles from Ross. N. Dak. Easy
terms. Address box 84, Berlin, N. Dak.
(298
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—160 acros
of good farming land, close to sta
tion on Northern Pacific main lino.
Will consider exchange, good residence
in Fargo or Moorhead. Address box
191 Forum. (tf)
BUY OR TRADE.
WILIi BUY OR TitADE for your sec
ondhand harness. W. H. Stewart
Harness shop. Fargo
FOR SAI.r—AUTOMOBILES.
A BARGAIN—An
Overlnnd touring car
in perfect condition. Looks like new.
Calkin Murphy Motor Co., 623 2nd Ave.
No. (296)
TIRE BARGAINS—Wo have in stock
several sizes and makes of tires and
tubes that must be sold we are offer
ing them at a big discount and can
save you money these goods are strict
ly fresh stock get our prices. Wheo
lock Auto Co., 602 and 604 N. P. Ave.,
Fargo, N. D. (tf)
WANTED TO RENT—ROOMS.
WANTED TO RENT—Two nicely fur
nished rooms near town, family of
three. Address 1G8, care Forum, (t f.)
WANTED TO RENT—Threo or four
furnished rooms or house for the
winter by a couple without children
best of references. Address 186, care
Forum. (296)
Believed Fish Had a Language.
In the old Roman days the murae
nas, or sea eels, were supposed to be
posBe8sed of a "language"—"low and
sweet," It Is denominated by one an
cient writer, "and with an intonation
so fascinating that few could resist its
Influence." The Emperor Augustus, it
was contended, was the only mortal
who could understand this "language."
To Remove Mateh Marke.
Marks on kitchen walls, which have
been caused by carelessly striking
matches on them, will disappear if
rubbed with a bit of lemon and then
with a clean cloth dipped In whiting.
Afterwards wash the surface with
warm water and soap—then wipe with
a clean damp cloth.
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Editor's 8avlnge.
An editor who started about twenty
years ago with only 56 cents Is now
worth $100,000. His accumulation of
wealth is owing to his frugality, good
habits, strict attention to business,
and the fact that an uncle died and
left him $99,999.—Editor and Publish
er.
A Pennyworth of Health.
Fashion, ever capricious, varies.
There are times when the charming
Parisienne can only endure her com
plexion to be very pale, without any
color beyond the carmine of her lips,
which appears to be of a more vivid
tint by force of contrast. At the pres
ent moment, however, the fancy Is for
a soupcon of pink on the cheekbone,
which Is highly becoming, and Is de
nominated "a pennyworth of health".
tAILY FASHION HINTS
bui'i Dress.
Embroidered linen Is effectively used ta
this model with a broad sash of blue and
white striped silk. The low belted frock
Is tho newest for children. A pretty feat
nre of the little skirt Is the cluster of
pleats in the front and the broad revere
e» the front of the blousa Is another. Tho
sleeves are sat into the normal armhole,
{Serge, Unen, chambray or ratine can ell
be used successfully with this deetgn.
Girl's dress patten, No. 6,330, is ent In
pises 0 to 19 years, Medium siae re
fjaires yards of 88 Inch material,
This pattern may be obtained by lead*
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Why We Do Not Burn Witches.
When the old Puritan got so excited
orer witches that he couldn't sleep
and was willing' to burn the old women
to get rid of them, he showed that he
did not have the steady nerve of the
modern man. who Bees things ten
tlmeB more mysterious happening all
the time and never gets at all ex
cited. The reason why they did not
have so many in the asylums at that
time was because there were no asy
lums to which they could be lent.—
Omaha World Herald.
Every Day Reeolve.
I will this day try to live a simple,
sincere and serene life repelling
promptly every thought of discontent,
anxiety, discouragement, impurity and
self Becking, cultivating cheerfulness,
magnanimity, charity and the habit of
holy silence exercising economy In
expenditure, carefulness in conversa
tion, diligence In appointed service,
fidelity to every trust, and a childlike)
trust in Ood.—Bishop Vinoeat.
Strictly Up to Datet
Seven-year-old Peggy was drawing
the picture of a houso and finally an
nounced it completed. "But whor»
are the chimneys?" she was asked.
Peggy's face fell for a moment as sh®
noticed this important omission, bufc
she quickly recovered her presence of
mind. "Oh, this kind of a house
doesn't, need chimneys," she answered
calmly. "It Is heated by radiators."
Welle 8hould Be Deep.
Experiments have proved thai
shallow wellB contain twenty timed
as many dangerous germs ad
are contained in the deeper wells,
and considering that the water
supply usually Is stronger as tho
depth Increases, the putting down of
deep wells ought to appeal strongly to
•very farmer.—The Homestead.
Food From the Sea.
Nearly 5,760,000 crabs were landed
In England and Wales last year, ac
cording to the annual report on sea
fisheries, while over thirty-three mil'
lion oysters, between six and sevon
hundred thousand lobsters, and some
twenty-six thousand ton* of other
ahell-flsh were taken.
Luoky Optimist.
An optimist Is a man who can aoanl
the coming harvest while the snow is
on the ground a man who can live ir
the sunny days of June, even while ho
Is in the dingy days of December a
man who can believe in the best even
In the arrogant and aggressive pres
ence of the worst—J. H. Jowett.
Qualities to Cultivate.
Guard within yourself the treasure,
kindness. Know how to give with
out hesitation, know how to lose with
out regret, how to acquire without
meanness. Know how to replace in
your heart the happiness that may
be wanted in yourself.—F. W. F&ber.
Cleaned Up His City.
Resenting the assertion that 8yd«
ney, Australia, was the dirtiest town
in the southern hemisphere, the lord
mayor organized a special force of a
hundred police for the preservation ot
good order, cleanliness and neatness.
Too Poor.
Tom—"Dearest, I have no wealth to
offer you, my brains are all the for
tune I possess." Ethel—"Oh, Tom, if
you are as badly off as that I'm afraid
papa will never give his consent"—
Boston Evening Transcript.
Wise Youth.
"I have a temperament," simpered
the girl. "Then you are not destined
for a* man who is earning 25 plunks a
week," responded the young man,
reaching for Ms hat—Louisville Goui»
lexsJournaL
Before the Age of 8peed.
Twenty years ago London emA*
buses, according to a police statement
at the time, traveled at the rate of six
or seven miles an hour, and thought
they were making speed.
Drawback to Holidays.
Holidays would be more enjoyable,
as a rule, if they didn't make you sc
sorry for the people who are working
themselves nearly to death trying to
amuse you.
Good Way to Avoid Thorns.
Every rose has Its thorn. But tha
thorn need not be discovered by one
who is content to admire the rose'o
beauty without destroying It
Saves Fisherman Trouble.
Harness to hold a fishing polq, rt
as to leave a fisherman's hands tree
to manage bis bait or catch, is ad
English invention.
Egg View Note.
Ambrose Cross lota says: "A lot ot
jobs are like olives. A feller has got
to learn to like 'em."—Judge.
Divine 8park.
'1 understand her sweetheart la
minister of the gospel," "Yes, aha hasj
the divine spark."
Laughter of Men.
The laughter of man is the ewtaufrg
ment of God.-—John Weiss.
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