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10 WITH ALEX STERN. Mr. Alex Stern called at Aaker's Business college to secure a lady bookkeeper for his rental business. A student was put in touch with the po sition, secured It and entered upon her duties yesterday. A business course opens the door to pleasant employ ment.—Advt. We Buy vScrao iron. Carload lots a specialty. Corre spondence given prompt attention. Fargo Iron & Metal Co.. Fargo. N. —Advt. Girls to operate power sewing ma chines. Either day or night work. Ex perience not necessary—though pre- ferred. Apply at once to A. J. Wright & Sons.—Advt. MARY JANE PUMPS For summer shoe, in patent sizes 3 to 6 «... $3.00 Call and inspect our high grade barefoot sandals for women, misses and children. K. M. HA GEN SHOE STORE 420 Front St., FARGO Broken Lots of art Sd'fc TWO PIECE SUITS Sizes 34, 35,36 and 37 These suits formerly sold for $18 and $20, but as we have only one of a pattern left we offer you your choice at S10 J. F. HOLMES & CO. 100-102 BROADWAY FARGO, N. D. Store Closed All Day July 4th—Open Friday Evening Until 10 O'clock -U'X l'% MARTHA WASHINGTON Special for 10 days Wo carry a larpe assortment in the latest styles, In the Walk-Over AND Nettleton Shoes Receiver's Sale THE FOLLOWING WILL BE SOLD AT .BARGAIN PRICES 1 New Era Grader 2 Hay Racks 1 Potato Cutter 1 Hoover Potato Digger 1 Gray Gelding, 3 years old 1 Eureka Dustless Grain Clean er, Elevator Size The f: & I AUDITORIUM NEXT CRY OF BOOSTERS LIVING ENDOWMENT CLUB Tomorrow evening everyone of the workers who aided in the Fargo col lege campaign will banquet at ethe commercial club the guests of that or ganization, starting: at 6:30. Secretary Hardy, who will direct the campaign, will preside at the banquet, but there will be no long addresses. At 7:30 the entire body of boosters will visit the auditorium and there on the great concrete floor which is destined to be the scene of many an historic conven tion and to determine the outcome of intense political conflicts, under the open sky and surrounded by the great concrete columns, the workers will listen to the story of the auditorium and the plans for its completion. By such an actual visit each worker will grasp effectively just what the build ing means and what must be done be fore it can he used. Every contribution to the auditori um is an investment and not a gift in the strict sense of the term. Everyone who participated in the campaign is urged to be present to morrow night. The teams will sit with their captains as they did in the now famous contest at the Y. M. C. A. With Fargo college saved, with the auditorium completed, with the stadi um in use and the park In all Its beauty, Fargo will have a civic center that will rival all the west. Flione 32 For Dray or Express Wa on quick. responsible service. FARGO BAGGAGE & TRANSFER CO. J. P. Coleman, Prop. 122 Broadway WATKINS RETURNS. Professor Watkins, president Dako ta Business college and secretary \V. Commercial Schools association, has just returned from a trip through eight of the principal states of the union. He says there are no better commercial schools in the country than those right here in the Red river valley—publicity. 1 Wild Oats Cleaner 1 One-Row Aspinwall Potato Planter 1 Brown Mare, 8 years old 1 black gelding, 9 years old 1,200 bushels Oats, near Harwood Inquire of, or write to EVAN S. TYLER RECEIVER OF WHEELOCK. & WHEELOCK Fargo, North Dakota JULY FIRST, 1914 Savings Deposits made here now draw FIVE PER CENT interest from July 1st, 1914, $1.00 or $1,000,00 avings NUMBER 11 BROADWAY rm FAT?G6 fortjm Ax* u OP FARGO COLLEGE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR COMPLETION OF THE AUDITORIUM BANQUET TOMORROW NIGHT. With the same vim and determina tion that raised $115,000 for Fargo col lege in six days the Living Endow ment club, as the boosters are formal ly known, will tackle the auditorium next and raise the funds necessary for its completion. No one will deny that the auditorium must be completed, and that soon, if Fargo is to take care of many more conventions. Quite a substantial sum is needed to complete the interior, without which the build ing will be a mere shell serving no purpose at all well. TRAIL" TO BE BLAZE OF LIGHTS AMUSEMENT SECTION AT FAIR GROUNDS WILL BE LOCATED NEAR MERCHANTS' PAVILION- THOUSANDS OF ELECTRIC LIGHTS TO BE U8ED. A. A. Powers, the advance agent of the World at Home Co., was in the city last Saturday making arrange ments for that wonderful carnival ag gregation which is to furnish the "Trail" attractions for the North Da kota State ifair to be held in Faxgo, July 20-25. It has been definitely arranged that the shows will be located in the south west portion of the grounds, swinging in the form of a gigantic horseshoe, starting at the corner of the mer chants' pavilion and running all the way around to the speed barns on the south. The entire assembly of shows will be located in this part of the grounds and the arrangement will meet with much favor by the mer chants who have so loyally exhibited in their immense pavilion at the west end of the grounds. This will insure relief from the congestion at the east end of the grounds and spread the crowds equally to all quarters. While here Mr. Powers went over the electric lighting facilities with Mr. Hibbard of the light company. Current for nearly 100,000 candle pow er of lights will be used in making the wonderful illumination effects on the fronts. With the arrangement of the shows, which will all face toward the northwest part of the grounds, £he "Trail" will show up a solid blaze of light from end to end during the eve ning. This company carries its own spe cial train with thirty-six wagons of its own and several cars of other equipment. Fourteen teams of horses will be required to transport it from the railroad to the grounds. They will arrive here otn the morning of July 19 in order to be In readiness when the big show starts, July 20. WILL CLOSE ALL DAY J. F. Holmes & Co. Will Give Clerks Full Holiday on Independ ence Day. J. F. Holmes & Co., the big cloth iers, will give their clerks a full holi day July 4. The store will be closed for the entire day so that the clerks will have opportunity to have two full days' vacation. TELL HER SO! Amid the cares of married life, In spite of toil and business strife, You who value your sweet wife— Tell her so! When days are dark and friends are few, She has her troubles, same as you Show her your love Is ever true— Tell her so! In days of old you praised her style. And spent much care to win her smile, 'Tis just as well now worth your while— Tell her so! There was a time you thought it bliss, To get the favor of one kiss. A dozen now won't come amiss— Tell her so! She'll return for each caress A hundredfold of tenderness! Hearts like hers are made to bless! Tell her so! Tou are hers, and hers alone— Well you know she's all your own Don't wait to "carve it on a stone"— Tell her so! Never let her heart grow cold— Richer beauties will unfold She is worth her weight In gold! Tell her BO! If you drink and make her sad, Take the Neal and make her glad In three*days it can be had! Tell her so! The Neal treatment cures alcohol ism makes men think of home. Neal Institute, Fargo, N. D.—Advt. Bids Wanted. Bids will be received by the city council, Park River, N. D.. on July 6. 1914, for the construction of about 2,000 feet of water mains. For further particulars address the city council. Park River, N. D. Trade for Washington Land We have a client owning a quarter section in Cass County who will trade for land in the state of Washington or for city property well located in Se attle or Everett. Page-Benedict J.W. Land Co. DUNHAM VETERINARY SURGEON Office in Fout & Porterfield's Drug 8tore. Phone 445. Resi dence Phone 340. J? 19c Developing Any size film purchased of vs. We are KODAK headquarter slms developed In Seven Hour. HE SUNDBERG CO., 72 Bdwy. IN STATE BRIGHT WITH GOOD CROP IN SIGHT, EM PLOYMENT BUREAU MANAGERS SAY THERE WILL BE JOBS AT GOOD WAGES FOR ALL THIS 8EA80N IN NORTH DAKOTA. There will be no shortage of la borers to harvest the record crop North Dakota expects this year, for the annual summer influx of men into the harvest fields is in full swing, even though harvest time is several weeks distant. Men who reached the city today by the box car route say they estimate there are at least 10,000 men in the Jungles and on the road between Glendive, Mont., and Fargo. Laborers who "beat" their way in search of work are usually competent Judges, too. Although there are enough laborers now to take care of the work offered in haying, railroad construction work is opening up and the harvest is not many weeks off. There il no prospect ef a drop in the running wages of $35 a month and board for. farm work, or $1.25 and board by the day. Rather, wages promise to go up. Thus far this season there has been little railroad construction work and practically no call for railroad la borers, except section hands. Yester day the Western Employment agency received an order for thirty men for actual construction work at James town. Orders for more men for this sort of work are expected, according to K. Knudson, the manager. The general opinion of managers of labor agencies and others in touch with the situation, is that the men who are in the state now and who want work can find It at good wages that the normal influx of men added to the supply already here will be enough to take care of the record crop that will be haryested if present fine weath er conditions continue, and that wages will be as good as in former /ears al even though there is very little rail road construction work." E. E. Olson, manager of the Nation al Employment agency, speaking ot\ the situation today, said, "There are a great njany men coming into the city and some men are going out. It is hard to say what the situation will be 1q harvest time. If nothing hap pens to the crop between now and then, from what reports I get over the state, it is my opinion that it will take more men than ever to harvest the crop. Wages promise to be good, even though there is very little con struction work." "We have Jobs now for men will ing to work," said H. E. Larson, who operates a large employment agency. "Because of the fact that a lot of fac tories in some of the larger cities have shut down, and these men have come west to work in the fields, there are many men in town unfit for farm work. The going wages are good and will not drop, although there will be no shortage of men to handle the crop when the later arrivals reach here." "There are enough men in the state right now to harvest and thresh the state's whole crop," is the way "Win. Johnson, who runs an employment of fice, sizes up the situation. "Wages are good and promise to continue so," he said. L. King, who has charge of the Far go Employment agency, thinks the fu ture of the labor situation looks bright. "Although there are plenty of men on hand, yet there are lots of Jobs and wages are good. Here men can get $35 a month and board, but far ther west the pay is more," Mr. King said. L. H. Olsson, who operates an em ployment bureau on Northern Pacific avenue, said today, "We are offering men good wages by the day or by the month. In haying and harvest the wages will go up, I expect, but not so high as would be the case If there was more railroad construction work to do. Men are beginning to come In for the threshing now, but we usually need two crews, as half of the men won't work or will work only for a short time." DOGS! DOGS! DOGS! Lost—Aug. 13, small English setter dog. color white and orange. Large orange spots on each side, whito streak down face each side of head and ears colored orange, small scar under the left eye on nose eyes are brown a small wart on right lip brown spot at root of tail extending down left leg. The largest orange spot is on the right side, Just back of shoulder. Answers to the name of Hoxle. A reward of $25 Is offered for the return of same or information leading to his recovery. W. M, Humphrey, Moorhead, Minn.—Advt. lifctlf [TO On first mortgages on improved Fargo property and farms in Cass and adjoining counties. J. B. FOLSOM CO. 618 Front St. Fargo, N. D. WITH RUM ELY PRODUCTS CO, Chester Wage, who has taken the commerce and banking course at Da kota Business college, has just accept ed an excellent office position with the above firm. The best firms throughout the northwest are hiring D. B. C. help —a point to be remembered by pro spectlves—publicity. $100 CASH And balance monthly, with inter est, will buy a good cottage of 5 rooms, lights, porch, trees, lawn, cement walks a fine 50x140 foot lot. Why pay rent when you can get a home on terms like this. $300 CASH And balance monthly at low rate of interest, buys a good cottage of 5 rooms, sewer, water, lights, good location see me about price. $25 CASH And $10.00 per month will buy several lots on South Side. A good investment and a saving proposition. Let me show you them. Each $125 Lots in all parts of the city from $100 and up. W. J. LANE Fire and Tornado Insurant* Houses for Rent. Phone 807* Over 1st Natl Bank iiaOjyiti xfl XiX^TXlVl#, 1, 19H. 3 for 25e La Marca, special price, P« S for 25o Official Seal, special price, n en 10c oatmeal soap, 5 cakes—50c worth, —for only 10c Eiderflower soap, 6 cakes—60e worth—for only 25c 4711 glycerine soap, 2 cakes for 25c Woodbury's facial soap 25c Cashmere Bouquet soap, large cake Complexion 50c Java rice O powder O 50c Poudre de Beaute rice powder, imported from France, 2 o 10c Colgate's shaving soap 10c William's shaving soap 25c Colgate's shaving stick 25c William's shaving stick ..... 50o Pond's cream for 50c Pond's cold cream .. 60c Casavera cream for 50c El Primo cold cream ... 50c Palmolive cold cream .., 25c Peroxide cream 25c Hadley's face cream .. 25c Pond's cream for 25o El Primo cold cream .. 60c Diana rice (J* powder, 2 for i/lC Here Are Face Creams and Toilet Preparations vanishing 27c 27c grease less 27c 27c 27c 16c 16c vanishing 16c ,16c Olive 21c 81c O JL 75c MTyrka rice powder, extra fine, imported from France, "7 2 boxes for ... Only a partial list of Popular Imhik formerly sold from $1.25 to $1.50, now only The Harvester. Trail of the Lonesome Pine. Within the Law. Prospector. Sins of the Father Girl of the Ldmberloot. Riders of the Purple 6age. The Foreigner Safety Razor Specia! ....5c :all shaving ...Be 19c 19c JANUS VACUUM BOTTLES Guaranteed to stay hot 36 hours, or ice cold 90 hour®—at ONE-THIRD OFF THE REGULAR PRICE. $2.50 one pint Janus 4 £5"T *3.50 one quart Janus bottle, our price O bottle, our price Janus leather or wicker carrying case at one-half the regular price. Only a limited quantity in stock. Come early and get your best choice. 2 So Sanitol face cream ... 50c Pompeian massage cream 75c Pompeian massage cream O' 50c Krank's pink blush 50c "B" Benzoin and almond lotion 85c Rexall O O almond cream HOC 50c Hind's honey and almond cream ... 25c glycerine 4 and rose water JL wC 25c Leithhead's marsh mallow Qt cream 19c 39c 59c 39c Draff Company's •AND Economy Drug Company's Timely Offering Of July Specia For Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 2nd,3rd,4tls PALMOLIVE SOAP FREE Be sure to read this item Three cakes of Palmolive soap free with the purchase of a 50c bottle of Palmolive shampoo for Cigar Special Don't Overlook These Soaps 10c Barcelona Castile, five ounce cake,five cakes—fifty cents worth, 26c 26c 25c 19c 19c Powders Wash Cloths Cheap YOU'LL SURELY WANT THESE 25c Packer's tar soap 25o Cutlcura soap ..... 25c (Rtexall medicated skin soap, 2 cakes for 16o Rexall toilet soap, 3 cakes for 10c Bocabelll Castile, 4 cakes fof Talcum Powders 25o Rexall talcum pow der—violet, carnation and trailing arbutus, 2 cans for OC Stationery Special—These Are Extra Good 50c box Craftman's Art Initial stationery and a 50c box Initial Correspondence Cards—both for Books to Shaving Soaps, Lotions, Etc. 25c Rexall shaving stick 25c Rexall shaving cream 10c Colgate's shaving stick 25c Mermen's shaving cream 25c Read 10c Colgate's dental paste ...... :oin and 27c 23c .ney and 39c JL Oil—Imported—Pare 25c one-half pint full measure Pompeian olive oil, our price ... o. SOc one pint Pompeian olive oil, ^4 our prlce $1.00 one quart Pom peian olive oil, our price $2.00 one-half gallon Pompeian olive oil, our price' 1 A1 only «.• JL \JF Jb $4.00 one gallon Pom peian olive 4 oil, our price JL We guarantee the above oil to be the genuine imparted oil. PHONE 44 608 FRONT STREET' Bring its your PRESCRIPTIONS. You ire-SAFE when they are filled here. Fargo Drug Company The fffiBMoJllL Stores EconpiTiy Drug Company PHONE 730 120 BROADWAY FREE DELIVERY ?L« II itv t/W^S2affSSt at the 16c 19c 19c 26c 25c 25c talcum 25c William's powder, 2 cans for 15c talcum powder, 2 cans for 26c powder, 15c vC* Lake Gall of the Wild. Common Law. Mistress of Shenstonei. The Call of the Cumber lands fL0°S®6*1* 61c 25c Kraxik's Lather cream 25c Rexall witch hasel shaving lotion 50c Rexall shaving lotion 50c Pond's extract witch hazel 16c 9c ,19c 19c 39c 39c Toilet Waters 60c toilet 2.33 9c 25c Rexall tooth paste .. 25c Rexall tooth powder 25c Rexall tooth wash ... 26c Dr. Lyon's tooth powder 25c Sanitol tooth paste .. 16c 16c 16c 19c 19c Special In Toilet Paper 10c roll toilet paper our regular best 10c roll, 4 rolls for 85c Castoria, our price Patent Medicines* Drugs, Etc. 4m 2 oo Sal Hepatic a, price only ...... 26c 'Rexall liver salts 19c 19c *2 CI waters 75o Pinaud's Idlas de France toilet water Dental Necessities 25c Colgate's 4 A dental paste O JL 25o Pebecco OCk tooth paste 15c tooth brush, brushes for two 15c 25c tooth brushes, brushes for two 25c 35c tooth brushes for brushes, two 35c two 50c tooth brushes, txrushes for ....... 51c 25c ney 39c 19c 19c 60c Doanfe kidney pilla -—our prioe ....... 25c Gets It, our pri^e 25o Tlz,' our priefe Brotno Seltzer—• 25o our price ...... 50c Syrup of Figs— our price 19c Figs— 39c ease, 25c Allen's our price ...... foot 19c 86o Rexall foot powders X«7C FREE DELIVERY