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EVENING EDITION.
North Dakota's Greatest
'Classified! Section
Want Ad Rates
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title you to publication in both morn-.
ing and evening editions.
Telephone 500 Stttiac Una.
CLOSING HOURS—Want Ad forms
close every morning at 11:80 tar
the .evening edition, and 6 o'clock
every evening for the
tion exccjr
close at
lng edition.
TELEPHONE WANT ADS—Want
ling iNUUon. ana ciock
ening for the morning edl
lept Saturday whan forma
p. m. for Sunday morn-
Ads are received by phone, bat are
payable the same day as recetved
and collection will be mad* at your
home or office as soon as is con
venient for the collector to call.
Thts is accommodation servioe and
payment should be made promptly
when the bill la presented.
OUT Of TOWN ORDERS must be
always accompanied by the cash.
Please comply with this rule to
avoid taMseavenienco and delay.
AGENTS,
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
pamphlet on the inside history of
Townleylsm in North- Dakota by J. D.
Bacon. This Is the fastest seller pub
lished in America. News agents ap.
ply for particulars to J. D. Bacon,
Hotel Dacotah, Grand Fork*
ARCHITECTS AND ENG INKERS.
W. J. EDWARDS, ARCHITECT
.Vorlhwcstern Block Tel. 215L ,N. W.
BERT D. KECK, A. I. A.
Architect
First National Bank Building
J. SMJTH. CIVIL ENGINEER. SUR
voyfnpr, sewers, waterworks, paving.
Ttlnnlr Tel. 23S6-.T.
AUTOS.
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REBUILT AND USED CARS
1—1914 Ford Touring $280.00
1—191,6 Ford Touring, $375.00
1—1918 Dodge Touring, $700.00
1—1916 Dodge Touring with all
weather top 5875.00
1—1916 Dodge Touring $650.no
1—Maxwell $250.
1—Chevrolet, $300.00
1—Ford Sedan $525.00
All With Good Tires
FULLER MOTOR CO.
Grand Forks, N. D.
PARTIAL LIST.
Fords, 16 1 A.
Ford Coupes and Sedan?
Ford Smith Form ton trur:-:
Maxwell touring, 16.
Dodge 17, touring.'
Buick 4 37 touring.
Kissel light four, touring.
Interstate 4, touring.
Auburn roadster, four.
Overland Country Club, 1f..
i: Dealers Used Car Exchange
10 So. 4th St.
1 Overland—$225.00
I Jackson—$300.00
1 Abbot—$450.00
1 Studebaker, 7 pasenger—$500.00
1 New Era—$550.00
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•m
.-
First Class Repair Work
MICHIGAN AUTO GARAGE
6th' & DeMers Grand Forks
USED CARS FOR SALE—ONE FORD
delivery wagon, $275.00. One Ford
with truck attachment, $350. One E.
M. F- with Smith Form-A-Truck at
tachment, $375: One 1916 "490"
Chevrolet touring car, $475. One new
Dodge touring car, run only 325 miles'
for $1125. Dakota Auto Co., North
4th St., Grand Forks.
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER STUDE
naker, 1915 'model. Fully equipped
with electric lights and starter, five
tires. Upholstering t.nd finish in ex
cellent condition. Call 946W or after
5:30 for demonstration at 314 Vernon
Ave.
1917 FORD TOURING. CAR, DEMOUNT
able rims, 5 tires, extra spark plugs,
one extra inner tube, tire rack, tools,
etc. Engine in first class order. F. T.
Thompson, 5 Bacon Flats., City
TOR SALE—DODGE CAR RUN EIGHT
thousand miles. Fi^e good tires. Per
fect condition. See or write C.E. Peas
ley, Burrough's Adding Machine Co
Clifford Bldg., Grand Forks.
AUTO FOR SALE—FULL 4' EQUIP
ped. self starter, five passenger auto.
In good condition. For demonstration
.call at 401 So. 6th St., after S o'clock.
OVERLAND 83 IN FIRST CLASS
running condition, new tires, $650.00.
One Ford, Smith Form a Truck $450.00
J. E. Sandlie, Inc., City.
1917 FIVE PASSENGER, 6 CYLINDER,
Klssell touring car in fine, 'condition
for sale. Lyons Auto Co., Grand Forks,
MAXWELL TOURING
CAR, EXCEL
Gnnerai Motor
j.:, lent condition. $500.
Service Co.
-.ft .BARGAINS IN USED CARS IN NEAR
-.TS r)y every make. Dakota Auto Co., N,
!.*) 4th' St., Grand Forks, N. D.
FORD FOR SALE
Kelly Springfield Tiro Sales Co.
W E A E O N E N E W 2 O N
truck for sale cheap. Sims Auto Co.
fV..'
BATHS.
ELECTRIC
Swedl
CABINET BATHS AND
Swedish massage treatments for
rheumatism ana chronic ailments.
Separate department for ladies with
lady nurse and masseuse in attend
ance. Hotel Dacotah. Phone N. W 74.
Ernest Carlson, Graduate'Masseur and
Mechano Tneranlst.
V':BUSINESS CHANCES.
¥-OR SALE—CEMENT BLOCK GAR
age 50 by 140 feet with complete eq
uipments Now operating and doing
good business in town of 350 popu
lation and $760,000 bank deposits.
Twenty miles from Grand Forks. Own
er wants to' retire. $3000 cash neces
sary to handle deal. Balance to suit.
Address 972 Herald.
FOR SAL1 BUSINESS. IN
good North Dakota town. Excellent
opportunity for young man. Easy
terms will be made on fine two-story
building should It be desired. Ill
health reason for selling. Address 988
Grarid Forks Herald.
DWTIER
•'•ii.JUttV GOOD OPENING' AT PERTH TO
County, N. D. for doctor. Also for
druggist. Buildings can be procured if
you act quickly. Write or phone any
U&Srtso" businessman or E. B. Giftord.
POOLROOM AND CONFECTIONERY
tor sale. Building, fixtures and
..., stock $2200.08. 4 good living rooms
in rear of buUdlng. Addreas 896 Her-
GARAGE FOR SALE—LARGE FIRE
nproof garage in central N. D., having
4 Ford agency. Making good^ money but
ffis (owner wishes to retire.
Herald.
tAddress
.» ONE BOWLING ALLEY IN F*IR8T
..i-r-claas shape for sale at on^fourth
value. Addre«s Wendel BrohmAn.
978
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Cut out the plcturo on all four sides
.Then carefully fold dotted line 1 in
its entire length, rhen dotted linn
and so on. 'Fold each section under
neath accurately. When completed
turn over and you'll find a surprising
result. Save the pictm-e*
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TWO CHAIR BARBER SHOP FOR
sale. For particular* Innuire of W, F.
Callahan, Nekoraa. N. D.
FOR SALE—2 COMPLETE BOWLING
alleys at half price. Like new. Address
960 Herald.
CHIROPRACTORS.
HAfcRY TISDALE, CHIROPRACTOR.
Adjustments. Massage. Baths and
Electrical Treatment. Lady attendant
Security Block.
BAHLKE AND BAHLKE
Chiropractors Spriggs Block
Phone N. W. 550 Tri-State 487
M. K. KEMP. CHIROPRACTORS
N. W. Bank Bldg. Phones 609-L
CHIROPODISTS.
DR. NELLIE S. BAKER. Office 318 N.
W. Natl. Bank Bids. Phone N. W. 28SL
DANCINti.
EMARD'S ORCHESTRA
N. W. Phone 251 Box 297 City
Dancing Instruction—K. P. Hall, 8. 3rd
St.. Grand Forks. Phone 2938.
DRESSMAKING.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKING Done
at home: reasonable. 316 Chestnut.
1659W.
SEWING DONE. 628 SIXTH AVE.
DRESSMAKING, PHONE 1358-W.
EXCHANGES.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 160 ACRES
in Northern Minnesota for $1600.00.
Cash or equivalent in live stock.
Might consider anything I could use.
A. Murphy, Niagara, N. D.
FARM HiAXDS.
Western Canada
Wheat
&ad Ranch
FOR SALE
J. M. CLARK
Room 15 tk 16, Over Dacotah
Pharmacy.
Grand Forks, N. D.
P. O. Box 68
REAL ESTATE
Farm Lands and City Property
All kinds, largo or small.
S. D. Wiles
Phone 1607
First State Bank Bldg.
East Grand Forks, Minn
FARM LANDS
•If you are looking for an improved
farm with the best of soil we have
what you are looking for. Write
us for our list of improved farms
in the Mouse River Loop country
HOVLAND-WALSTAD COMPANY
Lansford, N. Dak.
List Your Farm
Lands For Sale
AT
SULLIVAN BROS.
809 DeMers Av*.
EAST GRAND FORKS
BEAUTIFULLY IMPROVED, EQUIP
ped and well stocKed irrigated ranch.
Raises corn, oats, wheat, alfalfa. Val
ue 1919 crops over $26,000. Winter 1500
cattle. 4410 acres deeded, 2300 leased.
Must sell all or part. Price very low.
Active partner desired. Address Rich
land Meadows Ranch, Sidney, Mont
ana.
FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF POOR
health I am obliged to sell my home,
one mile south of city on Belmont
road, consisting of ten acres, good
house, new barn, henhouse, garage.
Good water, horses, cows, pigs, chick
ens and articles too numerous to men
tion. A bargain if taken at once. E. F.
Enright.
FOR RENT—TO RESPONSIBLE PAR
ties large or small farms, good build
ings. Can give possession at once on
some. Give references -in first letter.
Address .T. P. Lamb Land Co., Mich
Igah. N. D.
A. G. PETERSON—REAL ESTATE—
421 N. W. Bk Bldg., I will bUy and sell
improved farms and homes. Phone 1006
FARja LOANS
SULLIVAN BROTHERS.
Farm Loans
ifcst Grand Forki. Mlr.n.
FARM MACHINERY.
FOR SALE—12-24 LA CROSSE HAPPY
Farmer tractor. All rebuilt. Gooa ai
new. Price $600. Also one Briscoe
touring car, good as new, $400. Terms
to right parties. LaCrosse-Dakota Da
kota Tractor Co. 123 No. 7th St.,
Grand Forks.
FOR SALE—ONE WAGON AND BOX,
one pair sleighs, 2 sets dump-boards.
2 milk cows, one coming fresh soon,
38 chickens. Can be seen at 510 Allen
Ave.. E. Grand Forks.
FOR SALE—ACM'E GRAIN HARVE8T
er. Acme mower, rake, water Unk.
McCormick corn harvester, team of
horses. G. S. Darling, Riverside Park.
ONE SECOND HAND AVERY 18 INCH
separator, run -40 days. Three and
four plow, tractors, second hand, in
good condition Grand Forks Foundry.
FOR SALE—WATERLOO BOY TRAC
tor In running order and wpm very
little. W.U take $500 for it. P. H.
Corcoran, Willlston. N. D.
FOR SALE—FTTMED £INING~ TABLE,
new blue Klear Flax rug 8x8, single
flreless cooker. Child's bea, child's cut
ter. Bll Third Ave. E. A. Blxler.
A FEW HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES FOR
sale. Alio beginners wireless In
struments. Boys skates with shoes 204
Washington .street.
FOR SALE—Extension steel couch with
folding mattress.. Good as new, cost
(84.00. First *15 00 takes it. 317 Wal
nut street,'
..'
SECOND-HAND Furniture, Stoves, any
thing. bought, sold, exchanped. Mo-
Kenzie, 105 So. Srd. Phones 680.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF ALL
kinds tor sale. 702 Belmont
KITCHEN CABINET
Phone 1062-W.
WANTED
MARKER AND SALESLADY
MILLINERY DEPT.
BENNER & BEGG
INQUIRE OF MRS, PAYNE
A
WANTED—MIDDLE ,AGF WOMAN AS
cook and house keeper in a small
hotel, serving 5 to 10 people per meal,
neat plain, cooking is all that is es
sential. No objections to one child.
Don't answer unless you can come at
once. C. R. Hursh, Box E., Kramer,
N. D.
WANTED AT ONCE—TELEPHONE
operator for country town of about
400 population, wages $55 per month.
Room in connection. Call manager
of Home Telephone Co., Hannah, N.
D.
WANTED A WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE
for Scandinavian bachellor on farm.
Good clean house three miles from
town. Good wages to right party.
Write John D. Exe., Fordville, N. D.'
WANTED AT ONCE—HOUSEKEEPER
on farm by 35 year old widower, with
3 boys school age. $30.00 per month.
Address M. D. Wolf, Hampden, N. D.
EXPERIENCED PRESSER FOR LA
dies' clothes wanted.- Experienced
laundry ironers may apply. Apply to
Pantorlum.
GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSEWORK
on farm. No outside work, no child
ren. $10.00 per week. Write N. O.
Tornbom, Northwood, N. D.
WANTED—LADY CLERK FOR GRO
cery Dept. Must have experience.
Wages $60.00 per month. Address 995
Herald.
WANTED—HOUSEKEEPER ON FARM
near Grand Forks. 2 or 3 men to cook
for. State wages in first -letter. Write
Box 980 Herald.
Lands
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER. 1st
class position with first class salary
for first class stenographer. Address
991 Herald.
ALL YOUNG WOMEN ARE IffVITED
to make the Yoting Women's Chris
tian Ass'n. theLr headquarters while
in the city.
WANTED AT HOTEL SHOREHAM.
second cook and two laundry inalds.
Address K. C. Brownjohn. Manager,
Detroit. Minn.
COOK'S HELPER WANTED. $40.00
per month, board and room, 7 hours
work. Kirkwood Hotel. Carrington,
N. D.
MAID WANTED FOR. GENERAL
housework 2 in family. No. 3 Dinnle
Apts., Chestnut St. T. P. Griffin.
GOOD GIRL WANTED FOR HOTEL
work. Good wages, Pemberton Hotel,
St. Thomas, "N. D.
SCHOOL GIRL WANTED TO WORK
for bosrd and room. Apply 320 Inter
national avenue.
WANTED—WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
work two or three hours each morn
ing. 220 No. 7th St.
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR
housework, 35c per hour. Rdbm 28
Herald Block.
WANTED—COMPETENT COOK AND
second girl. Mrs. J. Nelson Kelly, 521
S. 5th St.
GIRL WANTED ON FARM. GOOD
wages for right party. Box 186, Cry
tal, D.
WANTED—A COPK FOR SMALL CAFE
Address R. Helmkay, Rugby, N. D. v.
WANTED—3 CLERKS OF GOOD
character at Gelsts.\
CHAMBERMAID AND COUNTER GIRL
wanted. Columbia hotel.
CHAMBERMAID WANTED,—HALL
Hotel, 311 So. 3d.
TWO LADY DISHWASHERS WANT
ed at Black's Purity Sweet Shop.
PASTRY COOK WANTED.
Dairy Lunch.
Y. W. C.
A.
immmmammmmm
1
NORTH DAKOTA'S
FURNITURE.
FOR SALE
GAS STOVE FOR SALE. PHONE
2646-W.
HARD COAL HEAER FOR
1359-W.
SALE
SIDEBOARD FOR SALE, 830 N. 4TH.
GUNSMITH.
CHRTS A. FISHER LOCK A GUN
smith. Parcel post and express orders
receive prompt attention. Established
1895. S13 DeMers. Grand' Forks, N. D.
HAT ^LEANING
WE CLEAN AND "REBLOCK ALL
kinds of hats, ladles' and men's. Send
by mail. We pay return parcel post.
Grand Forst Shoe Shining Parlor, It
N. 3d St.. Grand Forks. N. D. T.-s 932,
HELP—FEMALE.
GRAND FORKS HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21,1919.
MAt.K HELP.
WANTED, MAN FOR GARAGE FLOOR
must be good live fellow about thirty
years of age, having some mechanical'
Knowledge of automobiles, and able
to handle them in good stiap£. Grand
Forks Overland Co.
WANTED THREE CLERKS FOR
general stofe. Two for Grocery Dept.
and, one for Clothing and Shoe Dept.
Must have experience and reference.
Salary $75.00 "ier month.. Address 992
Herald.
WANTED—RELIABLE AMBITIO US
young man with some experience pre
ferred, to work in drug store." Steady
work and advancement for ability
shown. Address 385 Herald.
GOOD BARBER WANTED AT ONCE,
'guaranteed $25.00 and 60 per cent over
$35. Wire, phone or write A. W. Ful
kerson, Grenora, N. D.
MORNING CARRIER
WANTBD.
Apply Circulation Manager
Gram! Forks Her&kS
CANDY SALES REPRESENTATIVE
wanted for North Dakota and South
Dakota on a brokerage basis. Address
932, Herald.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR WANTED,
Security Building' for two weeks. C.
W. Ross, 214 Security Building.
Wanted
A thoroughly capable man to take
charge of stockroom.
Apply
HERALD OFFICE
FIRST CLASS BOOKKEEPER WANT
cd. Address fS3 Herald.
2 ELDERLY MEN TO RUN ELEVAT
or in Dacotah Hotel.
BOY TO WORK IN KITCHEN. EM
press Cafe.
HELP—GENERAL.
a
MICHIGAN EMPLOYMENT CO.
Help of all kinds furnished on
application. Farm help, railroad
laborers, carpenters, etc.
105 DeMers N. 160»
Grand Forks, N. D.
a
HUNDREDS MEN—WOMEN— WANT
ed. $1100 year. Govt, office and out
side positions. List free. Franklin In
stitute^ Dept 323 S. Rochester, N. Y.
MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT FAMILY
to work on farm until Dec. 1st. State
wages. Address 967 Herald.
HEMSTITCHING
FINE HEMSTITCHING ON ALL MA
terials. Send it parcel post. G. F.
Dye House. 317 Kittson Ave.
HOTELS
Family European Transient
Finest Cafe In Northwest
HOTEL DACOTAH
Commercial Headquarters
Rooms 81.00
UD
Street
ELGIN
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED IN TOWN.
Address 997 Herald.
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED AT THE
GtRL TO WORK IN KITCHEN. EM
press Cafe.
MALE HELP.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE EST: 1898.
Learn the Barber Trade and earn $25
per week up. Positions guaranteed.
Few weeks completes by. our methods.
Expert instruction, constant practice.
Write at once for free illustrated
Catalog- Moler Barber College. 27 C.
Nicollett Ave., Minneapolis."
WANTED A MANAGER FOR A GEN
eral merchandise and hardware store
at Glasston. N. D. with at le&st 5
years experience, nnd also .knowledge
of bookkeeping. Salary $125.00. free
house. Apply -to Geo. H. McCabe,
Grafton, N. D.
WANTED. GOOD EXPERIENCED MEN
to work as agents for tho Red Lake
County Valley Land Co. Good wages
or commission. For particulars write
or call the Red Lake County Valley
Land Co., at Red Lake Falls, Minne
sota.
BARBER WANTED AT ONCE—GOOD
workman $26 guarantee and 60 per
cent over $35 to right man. J.
Clemens,. Edmore.
B.
N. D,
Sftrong Boy WantedL
SPARE TIME WORK
Apply Circulation Manager
GRAND. FQRK8 HERALP
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED POTA
to buyer to take charge .of our pota
to warehouse In Bttxton, starting
about Sept. 10. Give reference and
state wagyjk expected In first letter.
P. L. Soffierg, Sec-Treas.
BAKER WANTED KAUFMAN'S BAK
arv. vsj.i -$*•.
$ 7.00—4 room cottage, city water free
on Dt',, avenue.
FOR SALE
$4500.00—8 room all modern bouse on
North 7th Street
$2500.00—7 rocm. all -modern but heat,
house on North 7th Street.
$35.00.00—7 room all modern house on
University Avenue.
$2900.00—7 room all modern house on
University Avenue.
$4000.00—7. room all modern house on
University Avenue.
$4500.00—New 5 room all modern house
on Vernon Avenue.
$7500.00—9 room all modern house on
Vernon Avenue.
$5000.00—6 room all modern house on
Vernon Avenue.
$5500.00—7 room all modern house on
Belmont Avenue.
$6000.00—8 room all modern house on
Belmont Avenue.
$6500.00—9 room all modern house on
Belmont Avenue.
$8000.00- '10 room all modern house on
North 6th Street.
$8500.00—10 room all modern house *n
University Avenue.
$2700.00—6 room house all modern but
heat, on Walnut Street
$5500.00—7 room ail modern house on
North Sro Street.
$4500.00—8 room all modern house close
in on North j£h Street.
$4700.00—8 room all modern house on
South 4th Street.
W. H. KELSEY
FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM HOUSE
wodern except heat, good location. In
quire J. D. Bacon. Phone 294.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.
Water and light. 511 7th Ave. Inquire
807 Walnut St.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR SALE
For sale—One "-room house, all
•modern but heat Good barn. .$1600.00
8-room house, all modern but
heat. Good location......... .$3000.00
7-room house, hot water heat,
electricity and gas, hardwood
floors $3200.00
GARVIN & PALMER.
I have several all modern homes
for salo. These are my own, Fine
location. Perfect condition.
W. L. WILDER
BUNGALOW, SOUTH END CLOSE TO
Roosevelt school. Hot water heat,
automatic regulator. Garage, nice .45
169 foot lot. Also complete, furni
ture of same. Phone 1082-J. Owner.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE ON BUDGE
avenue for sale. Small payment
down. $17.00 per month including in
terest. Price $1175.00. E. A. Fladland.
FOR SALE—MODERN HOUSE CLOSE
in. In first class condition and very
desirable location. Call at 416 South
Fourth St
FOR SALE—8-ROOM DWELLING, ALL
modern with hundred foot lot River
side Park. Frank B. Feetham, Atty.,
City.
FOR SALE—NEW ALL MODERN 6
room bungalow. Choice location, reas
onable. Address 994 Herald.
HOUSES: ALL MZES AND DE8CRIP
tions, at $600.00 up* The fa. Bendeke
Co.
ALL MODERN, HOUSE FOR SALE ON
easy terms. Inquire 311 N. 4th St.
HOMES FOR SALE AND RENT. JOHN
Estab
C. Boe Co.. •tabllshed 1905.
5 ROOM ALL MODERN COTTAGE
North end. Phone 1274W.
SEVERAL PARTLY MODERN HOUSES
•501 Cottonwood.
6 ROOM MOPERN HOUSE FOR SALE
•24 N. 4th.
u4"i
1
BARBER WANTED AT ONCE,'STEADY
job, $25.00 a week guarantee^ and 60
per cent over (35.Q0. Job good for
$40.00 to $50.00 a week. Phone" or
wire-Ed. Nelson, Aneta, N. D.'
Forks, N. D.
Co.
Recently Improved
HOUSES TO KENT.
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR RENT
$50.00—8 room all modern house, fur
nished, on South 6th St.
$10.00—4 room cottage on South 8rd
M*
NEWSPAPER
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR 8ALE—EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
all modern but heat Good bain and
shed* GUI 06 .No. 7th. St.
HOUSE FOR SALE, 1416 Cheyenne. By
'owner.
KODAK. FINISHING.
DEVELOPING 6-EXP. ROLL, 10c 1*
or 12 exp. roll, lie. Printing UkiU.
8c each 2ttx4%,. 4c each JViXMi, *0
each 86 hour service if money is sent
with films. Hoffa Studio. Grand
LET US DEVELOP YOUR KODAK
films,-.25c for 6 exp. roll and 6 prlMs,
promt service that knows how.. Enck
son Studio, Little. Falls, Minn.
LIVESTOCK.
FOR SALE 200 HEAD OF BEST QUAL
lty grade Hereford cows, three years
old. In this part of the U. S. Each
cow has choice, white-face calf by her
side and is now being rebred to Reg
istered Hereford Sires. Two calves
or three head for the price of one
cow. Large bone kind. Are all just
like pure blood. September ^delivery.
Will meet buyers any train at Den
bigh or Tbwner. Tn canoad lots. J. B.
Eaton A Son. Denbigh, N. D.
FOR SALE—12 HEAD OF PURE BRED
Angus bulls of the low uown beefy
type, ranging in age from 12 to 16
months. Prices reasonable for Im
mediate sale. Mt-s. Agnes Upham,
Riverside Farm, Drayton, N. D.
WANTED Tp BUY 50 HlSAD OF CAT
tle, can use them of different ages. I
will buy sheep. J. y. Kennedy, Grand
Forks, N. D.
SHETLAND PONY AND SADDLE FOR
sale. Phone 2999J.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
150 TONS of WILD HAY IN STACK
FOR SALE
HARMS BROTHERS
R. No. 2 Box 17
Grand Forks
ONE QUARTER SECTION MILLET
hay to rent for cash or on share. Will
also pay per ton for pntting up same:
or let it in part. Land is four miles
south of Grand Forks. Apply Lars
l-Tvirim, East Grand Forks. Phone
1341W.
I HAVE ON MY FARM 2% MILES
from East Grand Forks. 130 acres of
wheat that I will sell as it stands or
hire it cut and shocked. M. J. Mc-
Cann. Hotel Dacotah.
SAFE FOR SALE AT BARGAIN. OUT
side measurements 37 inches wide. 30
inches deep. 40 Inches wide. J. J. Ken
nedy. Grand Forks, No. Dak. Phone
912-W.
O S A E I E A IN E
with all equipments. Powers 6—
practically new. Address 990 Herald.
FOR SALE—MY WELL DRILLING
outfit. A. L. Brown, 821 Cottonwood
St.
TWO LOTS FOR SALE ON ELM ST.
Inquire 511 4th Ave
GOOD DRESING SCREEN FOR SALE.
Phone 1046-W.
GARAGE FOR SALE, 384 WASHING
ton St.
MONUMENTAL WORKS
MONUMENTS. MARKERS VAULTS,
w. R. jack. Grand Forks. N. D.
LOST AND FPT/NP
FOUND CHILD'S BLACK AND WHITE
checked coat seven miles south of
city on meredian road. Owner may
have same by calling at Herald and
paying for this ad.
PARTY IS KNOWN WHO TOOK
wrist watch with canvas strap from
Y. M.
C.
DRS. ORR AND MAY SANDERS
817 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
Both Phones 542 Grand Forks
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DR. MARGARET PEAKE. WIDLUND
Bldg. Grand Forks. N. D.
PERSONAIi.
BRIGHT AFFECTIONATE BOY OF
8. years needs a good home with a
kind Christian family. Address 970
Herald.
ANYONE WISHING CHILDREN TAK
en care of either for a day, week or
month, call 2521 or address 361 Herald
Herald.
ROOM AND BOARD
LARGS ROOM AND GOOD BOARD IN
modern home for two respectable
girls. Address 965 Herald.
BOARD AND ROOM BY THE WEEK
or day at reasonable prices. Christ
iana Hotel.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—$15.00,ONE STEAM HEAT
ed unfurnished room in Odd Fellows
block. Webster Agency, 501 N. W.
Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT—2 FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping Modern house.
.305 So. 4th. Phone 206.
THE PALACE HOTEL. ROOM $2.00 per
week and up. 7th St. and DeMers.
FOR RENT SUITE OF FURNISHED
rooms. Hall Hotel, 811 So. 3rd.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, 326
So. 4 st, East Grand Forks.
UNFURNISHED ROOM,FOR RENT IN
modern house.. Phone. 1207-J.
FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED LARGE
front room 321 N. 3d St.
SMALL UPSTAIRS—UNFURNISHED.
-501 COTTONWOOD.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. 324
So. 3rd St.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. 11
N. 6th.
FURNISHED ROOMS—210 CHESTNUT.
ROOMS FOR RENT. 215. CHESTNUT.
SALESMEN WANTED.
WE NEED A FEW MbRE SALESMEN
for our North Dakota territory. Our
Mne of oils and paint* are well es
tablished. We can offer a very
Isfaetory proposition to the right
Men with cars preferred. Address
R. T. Swain, 8aies Manager, car*
Waldorf Hotel. Fargo. N. Dak.
WE HAVE SELLING POSITION OPEN
for a capable man. Must know some
thing of book-keeping and accounting
methods. Call Burroughs Adding
Machine Co.. Clifford Bldg.
Herald Want Ads Bring Resnlts.
£'*Y" »5^4^
it'SP
1
ONE REGITERED FEMALE POINTER,
well broke, for sale cheap. Pedigree
furnished. Address 966 Herald. SALESMEN WANTED
FOR SALE—ONE HORSE. WAGON
pnd harness. Apply Red River -Power
Sr.
A. Leave at Y. M. C. A. or
Herfald office.
LOST—FORD DEMOUNTABLE RIM
and tire. Badly worn. Finder please
notify Herald Offioe.
LOT BROWN ^?URSE CONTAINING
two keys. Finder please return to Her
ald.
OSTEOPATHY
we aiterrftM
(McreonM
I.
Tii' Apple Grove Debatin' Club met
last night an* resolved that th' feller
that drinks hair tonic Jialn't worth
savin'. Sometimes a vacation benefits
a comnmnity morc'n it does th' folks
that takes It.
MEN, WOMEN WANTED TO SELL
GROCERIES
SELLING EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY
One of world's largest grocers, (capital
over $1,000,000.00) wants ambitous
men In your locality to sell direct to
consumer nationally known brands of
an extensive line of groceries, paints,
roofings, lubricating oils, stock foods,
etc. Big line, easy sales. Values beat
any competition. Earn big money. No
experience or capital required. Complete
sample outfit and free selling instruct
ions start you. Long established relia
ble house. Write today. John Sexton
Co., 352 W. Illinois St., Chicago,
III.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
POSITION WANTED BY GAS EN
gineer with 6 years experience with
gas and oil burners. Do own repairing.
Address Geo. H. Weaver, P. O. Box
507. Leeds, N. D.
COMPETENT MAN COOK WANTS
work on car during threshing. Ad
dress 987 Herald.
POSITION WANTED AS CLERK IN
general merchandise in city, 4 years
experience. Address 984 Herald.
LADY STENOGRAPHER, 3 MONTHS
experience desires position. Address
977 Herald.
CAPABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE A
few offices to clean evenings. Phone
2984-J.
MAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT IN CITY
or on farm. Phone 973.
COOK WANTS JOB ON CAR DURING
threshing. Address 982 Herald.
WANTED. ROUGH DRY. PHONE 1756J
SHOE REPAIRING.
THE SftOE HOSPITAL. The largest and
most up to date shoe repairing shop in
Grand Forks. Best of material and
service. Parcel post paid one way.
Jno Solland, 5th-DeMers, Grand Forks
FRED SMITH SHOE REPAIR SHOP.
Odd, Fellows Block, Grand Forks. Par
cel .Post paid one way. Good work,
quick service. Send us your shoes.
SHOES REPAIRED NEATLY Postage
aid one way. No prices lower in city,
Kamplin. Kittson Av.. Grand Forks.
PROMPT ATTENTION MAIL ORDERS.
O. K. Shoe Repair Shop, 522 DeMers.
SEND SHOE REPAIRING TO THE
Wide Awak» Shoe Shop. 113 N. 3rd St.
STOIJES FOR RENT.
PART OF STORE TO RENT. CALL
at Home Tea Co.. for particulars.
STORE BUILDING FOR RENT AT 210
So. 3rd. The H. Bendeke Co.
crxORAGE.
Household Goods Packed and Stored.
Panovitz Furniture and Carpet Co.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED—BOARD AND ROOM, EITH
er 1 or 2 rooms in modern home for
married party with two small children.
Board 'for wife and children only. Ad
dress 993 Herald.
WANTED—GOOD FARM TO RENT
by an experienced Illinois farmer. 1st
class references. Full partlcnulars.
North Dakota preferred. Address 964
Herald.
WANTED—BOARD AND ROOMS OR
furnished rooms for light housekeep
ing. Refined surroundings. A. v.
Heath, 3512 3d. Ave. "So., Minneapolis
Minn.
WANTED—TWO ROOMS FURNISHED
or unfurnished, suitable for light
housekeeping. Modern. Address 993
Herald.
WANTED TO RENT—YOUNG MAR
ried. couple, no children desire fur
nished house or appartxnents. Phone
1219-W. K. E. Sherman.
WANTED TO RENT—BY SEPT. 1. 5 OR
6 room house, modern or nearly mod
ern, north end .preferred, may buy if
suitable. Address 975 Herald.
WANTED TO RENT—HALF SECTION
farm. Have own stock and machinery.
Experienced farmer. Can furnish best
references. Address 961 Herald.
TO RENT A STOCKED FARM OR
will manage, by experienced married
man. Answer to Chas. Edberg, Bath
gate, N. Dak.
WANTED. TO RENT—2 OR 4 QUAR
ters of land. Have everything to work
with. Address 986 Herald.
WANTED—GOOD FARM TO RENT.
Will buy stock and machinery. Ad
dress 981 Hepald.
WANTED To RENT OR BUY, MOD
ern 6 or 7 room house. Phone 491.
WANTED TO BOX.
WANTED—FROM ONE TO 4 WAGONS
suitable for bundle rack at once. Pre
fer 3 quarter size with wide tires.
1
State condition and price. Arthur
Murphy, Niagara, N. D.
WANTED TO BUY—TEN OR MORE
milk cows. Write or see W. A. Ross,
Fisher, Minn.
6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE
location. P. O. Box 866.-
Thirty years ago Dr.
an investigation of salmon to
Rhine.-and later la Mate%
IN
To Study Life And
Habits01 Safansn
Cordova, Alaska, jujjr 25. (By
Mail.)—Two mpnths of stair will Jbe
devoted to the life history and tofcbit*
of the salmon in thi* dtstrtct by. Dr..
Henry B. Ward of the
Illinois, a- noted government fish ex
pert, who has Just arrived hetC -Dr.'
Ward is expected' to discover What
part of various streams can h« tiitUaed
for salmon spanning.
PAGE ELEVEN. $*
Worth Dakota's Greatest
Classified Section
ITALIAN. LEADER,
COUSIN OF KING,
WILL VISIT U*
Dnke D'Aosta, a recent photograph.
Duke D'Aosta, commanjler of the
Italian third army during the war and
oldest cousin of King Victor Emanuel,
will visit the United States soon, ac
cording to word from. Italy.! He will
go to China and Japan from this
country.
.. I
ifa,
Explorers Sail In
Search Of Gold On
Old Stevenson Schooner
Nome, Alaska, July 14.—(By Mail.)
—Twenty-nine weather' bronzed ex
plorers hailing from every quarter of
the globe and bound for some mysteri
ous gold country of northern Siberia,
left here tonight aboard: the sailing
schooner Casco, once the property of
Robert Louis Stevenson.
to
S.' .i'-*'
Fears were expressed by Nome resi
dents before the Boat left that it
would not be able to get through in
to the Arctic ocean as reports received
here recently said the Bering Straits
were still blocked with ice.
Members of the ship's company said
they were'bound for some point in a
vast uninhabited territory lying along
the Arctic shore of Siberia between
East Cape and Lena river. They
woufd not divulge the exact location
of their destination.
The party ie known as the Northern
Mining and Trading company and is
led by S. L. McGirk, a mining engi
ness of Hamilton, Tex., president of
the company. A. L. Johnson, another
of the party, is vice president. Cap
tain C. L. Oliver is master of the ad
venture ship.
With the exception of the destina
tion there is little mystery about the
cxpection, McGirk said while here.
He asserted that the party possess
certain knowledge about the country
for which they are heading and are
aiming to explore the section and find
what it contains. No rich gpld strikes
are expected, he declared.
The Casco may be sent back from
the north this fall, after landing her
passengers at their destination.
SERVICE FLAG OF
COUNTY HAS NOV
NEAR 2,000 STARS
The Grand Forks county service
flag has now 1,797 stars representing
the men who gave their service for
their country during the recent war
and fifty-seven of these are gold stars
for the men who gave their lives while
in service.
For the past few weeks the flag has
been at the Red. Cross headquarters,
where women have been working on
it, sewing on the complete number of
stars. It was returned Wednesday to
the county court house, where it will
hang from the center dome as a per
manent memorial to the comity
soldiers.
When tire flag was dedicated oa
August 4. 1918, it contained one
thousand stare and at that" time
twelve gold stars had their place on
the flag.
LEGAL NOTICES.
2TOTICX TO OOaTUOTOM
Grand Forks, N. Dak.
Aug. 18, 1919.
Sealed proposals will be received by
F. F. Burchard, Secretary, for and in be
half of'the Board of Education of Inde
pendent School District No. 1, of the
City of Grand Forks. N. Dak* at the
office of the Superintendent in the city
hall, in said city, up to the hour of 8
p. m. Tuesday, Sept 2nd, for the weath
er stripping of windows and doors etc*
on the Roosevelt School.
Also separate bids for the tarnishing
and installing of wagon scales to be in
stalled at each of the following schools
viz —one at the Wilder School, one at
the Wlnshlp School, one at the Wash
ington School, one at the Central School,
one at the Belmont School, and one at
the Roosevelt School.
All of the above work is to be fur
nished and done in the City of Grand
Forks, N. Dak., in accordance with speci
fications furnished by W. J. Edward*
Architect, Grand' Forks, N. Dak.
Copies of the above mentioned speci
fications may. be seen at the Builders
Exchange of St Paul and Minneapolis,
Minnesota, and at the office of the
Board of Education, and the Architect
and the Builders Exchange of Grand
Forks. N. D.. bids to be accompanied by
a certified check for five per cent of the
amount of each bid, payable to the order
of F. F. Burchard, secretary. Success
ful bidders must furnish the Board with
Surety Bond as required by law for the
faltthful performance of the several con
tracts. The right is reserved to accept
or reject any or all bids.
By order of hte Board of Education.
W. J. Edwards, Architect
(4ug. 19 to 30)
Votlee of azptrattOM of Feriod of
Saws of 1913
To Frank Steel and All Others Inter
ested.
Take notlfre that Tax Sale Certificate
No's. 45822 and 45823 issued upon the
Tax Sale December 14, 1915 of the fol
lowing described land, vis: Lot 8 of
Block **B", ISO ft ISO ft and Lot I
of Block "B", MO ft M0 ft or the Sub
division of Part of'the NE 1-4 of NE 1-4,
Section 18, Township 161. Range 63,
Grand Forks County, N. D.. for the
taxes- Of the year 1914 on said land hSs'
been presented at this office and sppli
cation made for deed thereon
land was sold on said sale for
the amount required, to
from said sale
elusive «f/tbe eoffta 1
expire ninety days
tht* teotieeiy--'-:**-'-
Witness my
OrandForks,
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of office
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