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NOftfH DAKOTA
MEN TO MOVE
NEXT MONDAY
No Instructions Received Here
to Date Cancelling Deferred
October Calls.
Tho adjutant general's office was In
rloubt today as to what effect the
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I The Dakota Motor Co.
proposel cancellation ot November
calls. Incident to the prospect of an
early peace with Germamy, would
have upon the movement of 2,800 men
which Is slated to begin next Mon?
day to Fort Winfield Scott, Calif., and
the movement of something over 300
men which is scheduled to take place
simultaneously to Camp Dodge, la.
Bothe of these are October calls. If
only November calls are cancelled,
these two quotas, which are made up
almost altogether of 1917 and early
1918 registrants, may not be affected.
If the cancellation of these calls is
dependent upon Germany's acceptance
of the allies' armistice terms, the
reply may not come until 10 Monday
morning, when some of the men will
be on their way.
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1 E N I E S A A
1 The Most Practical and Lowest Priced 2000
lb. Truck Manufactured Today.
1 F. O. B. Bismarck including freight and war tax.
$620.00
2 Bodies of all styles for the merchant and farmer
$150.00 to $185.00
S For further information call or write us at once. Demon
5 stration gladly given.
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1 DISTRIBUTORS.
Bismarck North Dakota
Phone 318 5
Oliver Plows—Pulverizers—Roderock Lean Disc. 2
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UNITED WE SERVE
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—¥, M. C. A. Y. W. C. A.
National Catholic War Council,
K. of C.
Jewish Welfare Board
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
United War Work Campaign
November 11-18, 1918
$255,750,000
For the Boys Here and
Over There.
This space is donated by Bismarck Council
No. 1604 Knights of Columbus
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FOOTBALL
SPECIAL IS
WRECKED
Aurora, 111., Nov. 9.—A special train
from Camp Grant bearing hundreds of
fans for attending tjie football game
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11 BATTERY STORAGE
Storage batteries are delicate, easily ruined, and
expensive to replace. You should learn about "dry"'
storage if you are going to lay up your ear. Our
modern, fuly equipped Battery Department 11
charge of experts, assures you of thoroughly sat­
isfactory work, no matter what make battery you
have.
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BISMARCK DAILY TRHHJNw
at Cub ^ark,. Chicago today, was
wrecked at Sugar-Grove, six miles east
of here, at 8 a.' m. No. 53, regular
passenger westbound, collided with
the troop train.
Rockford, 111., Nov. 9.—The football
train which was In ctrlllsslon consist
ed of 12 coaches well filled with sol­
diers. The special left Camp Grant
at 6 a. m.
Two dead have been taken out wf
tho wrGck*
•^he football special had the right
of way, the westbound passenger hav­
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ing been given orders to make the
siding at Sugar Crove and wait for
the sperial. This, according to army
officers, it did not do, the two trains
meeting head on just beside the sid­
ing.
GAME TO BE PLAYED.
Chicago, Nov. 9.—The wreck will
not postpone the contest Member#
of the Camp Grant football eleven
reached Chicago last night, It is re­
ported.
BUY W. 8.
Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
REPAINTING
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OVERHAULING
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One-half of our third floor is devoted to automo­
bile painting. Our varnish room is practically dust
proof and neated to one hundred twenty degrees.
Here, too, we have experts—automobile painters
who can turn out the tinest finishes, or, if you like,
cheaper jobs, that wil make your car like new. You
could not obtain a- more satisfactory paint job than
we can give you.
LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY
Everything for the Automobile
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT—Two small houses, r^nt
cheap. Call at 307 So. 7th street.
Phone 355.
"Your" AUTOMOBILE
THIS WINTER
Mechanics are scarce and getting more so.
Next spring it Will be impossible for available me­
chanics to take care of cars in use unless owners
have their cars conditioned this winter.
Our mechanical work is done by experts with
reputations for turning out high class work, and
our equipment makes it possible for them to do
their best on any make of car:
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Unequaled Value!
At its present price of $1295, the Republic Special is the lowest priced
real 2,000 pound truck on the market.
Approved truck construction throughout—built by trucl^ specialists to do
the work of a truck. You won't find a passenger car part on it anywhere its
all truck frorn the strongly reinforced armored radiator to the forged steel I-beam
rear axle, and built to stand up and deliver the service, day in and day out.
Buy this truck now and save money. &11 raw materials entering into
truck construction are rapidly advancing. Labor, too, is an ever increasing
charge. Prices of all .trucks are climbing upward. NOW is the logical time
to buy—and this Republic Special the truck to select.
The Internal Gear Drive, used on the Republic Special, applies the power
between the hub and rim of the wheel. That means increased leverage and
more power. It also makes it possible to carry the load on a dead
that is not a part of the. driving 'mechanism. It insures longer life to tires and
important savings in gasoline and all other upkeep expense.
Arrange now to come in—or phone us and our representative will call
and give you full information.
LAHR MOTOR SALES CO.
300 Fourth St. Distributors. Bismarck, N. D.
Capacity 2,000 lbs.
$1295
F. O. B. Alma. Michigan
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MONDAY, NOV. 11,
11 9 3t
BUY W. S. R.
FOR RENT—8-room modern house
arranged for two families. 9th Sc.
Phone 477 L. 11 9 3t
-BUY W. 5. S.
FOR SALE—or rent new eight-room
modern house, first floor finished in
oak. Built in buffet, la:£e closets,
etc,' and kitchen cupboard. Maple
WINTER STORAGE
floors. Upstairs excellent. Vary
reasonable. Phone 885. 19 6t
Bl'V »•. s. s.—
FOR RENT—S room modern bouse,
81S Ave. B. Phone
It is not economy to store your car in any old shed
for the winter, and let it rust and deteriorate. Onr
small monthly charge for dead storage is more than,
saved by having your car in a clean, dry, fireproof
place.
Those who obtain "value received" out, of their
car each month in the year, will enjoy our live stor
age—warm, clean and comfortable. It makes win­
ter motoring a pleasure.
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I-beam
axle,
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—BUY W. S- S.—
FOR SALE—Furniture. Phone 457X
or call.at 622 8th street.
11 9 It wk
BUY W. ?. S.
ifake this a "merry" Christina:: for
our soldiers—GIVE TO THE TSITED
WAR WORK. CAMPAIGN.
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