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CHAPTER Y.
Oliver Faces a New Dilemma

Oliver Faces a New Dilemma
LIVER was so struck with
( Amusement at Henry's alb
sence and the informal man
ner OF his leaving that he
could do nothing Tor a fun minute but
stand and stare
L Was the first tine that such q
Il rnE had happened in the many years
they had been together OIiver was
conscious Of q sudden sense Of personal
loss Where had Harry gomez And
why. above all things. had he left no
word?
Not for a moment did oliver suspect
the man Of dishonesty He trusted
trusted himself Nevertheless he felt
q SILVER Of appTehenSIOnJSO many
strange things had happened IN the
past few hours HenTy's disappear
ance was only one more problem to
confuse his mind
The youth in the studio was waiting.
however He must get the package
quickly If possible he would Darlev
now, Henry or TO Henry, the iWmeGi-
ate necessity was 20 take the package
from its hiding place
lie knelt before the safe and com
menced TO turn the lock.
Around and around he turned It until
he thought he had the combination
right There was a sound IN the door
way and he turned quickly The boy
with the revolver stood quietly watch
inc him
is that where You kept it," said the
girls messenger CuTiOuSly-
Yes said Oliver with 2 shade of
annoyance in his voice I'll thank
you to retire until I've got the beastIy
thing OPEN
For some UnaCCOuntable reason the
safe would not respond TO the cOmbf-
nation He became desperate IN his
efforts to recall IL Possibly he had
made mistake. Perhaps 5t was no.
z5S6B. after all Perhaps Il was
S2z6B- He tried that with no better
results.
Hot, perspiring and furious. he
tCilcd on at the safe
The boy in the doorway stood
watching him with an unfriendIy
I've forgotten the combination. p
oliver said a length. rising stimy and
busting his knees My servant
knows il and he's not here. You VIII
have 10 wait Tell the lady I viii de-
liver the package tomorrow.
Ny orders. are TO get the oackag e-
there was nOthiuC said about mes
81 ages I don't believe you can't open
the safe open II this minute-or I'll
'-Iu-
Your WHAT said Oliver. cooIIy.
IL YOU haG any sense you could see
that I'm helpless The exhibition I've
just given you certainly =as realistic
CROUCH ! can't set INTO that safe
until tomorrow
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HUSBAND IS KILLED
IN DEFENDING HOME
Fires AT Man Found With Wife
and Suffers Mortal
Wounds

KING CITY. Ca. aug. 25.-Frederick
W Becker IS deaa IF several bullet
wounds that he sustained in an attack
on his wife and y r ToEuszzini, whom
he found together in a cottage
Mrs Becker and her father. w. D
Fowler. were wounded.
Becker opened FIRE through a window,
wouudinE his wife and Fowler Toy
uaZzIII returned the fire with an auto
matte revolver. and when that had been
eLptledr with a rife
Becker wounded many times and
nearly dead crawied 70 his buggy. but
kept UD fire with d shotgun until he
fell uucJrsC5 Gus
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RETAIL MERCHANTS
DRAW UP RULES
Special Committee Will Make Re
port TO Board of
Governors.

The special committee appointed 10
draw up a Sc. II rules for the Retail
Merchants ASS ISOLATION Of the Cham
br Of Commerce has been called to
setheT ~ the chairman, II A Leese,
for tonight at o'clock
The committee viii work out a set
Of rules and regulations TO govern
the association Its report viii be
submitted TO the board Of governors
at its meeting Tuesday night. Those
who VIII meet this evening are n 4.
LeeSe. a D Prince, r. =. Andrews.
ard -. II. Call
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SYNOPSIS Of Preceding Chapters.

In the middle OF the night a messenger
bov delivers O. oliver Grant a fashion
able portrait painter. a package with an
UNSIGNED letter asking him. cu his honor
as a gentleman. 70 keep the r1chde &c lI--
auanaE until the owner asks FOR 10 again
shortly afrerUavE a girl voice asks
him over the telephone whether be has
received the package and thanks NM
me next morning he reads Of the steal
INK al a party the night before. o. a
saIuabIe Jade pendant belonging to MIS-
Porter the aunt or his dancee. Helena
Lawrence
A letter. dropped by MS Porter IN
divers studio. Is discovered by him @
De written on stationery Identical win
thai used by his OWE mysterious CORE
sDoudeut-
on returning 20 his rooms the next
night oliver finds that his servant IS
s-issiug
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

s rrived-A5ax at Boston, TaIIahasste
al Washington. GanktOn at Hamp-
ton Roads, Dolphin at Boston Pa
tlEeut at Boston Connecticut. Mich
ieau. louisiana, South Carolina.
Kansas, New Hampshire. Georgia,
Nebraska. Rhode Island. Virginia.
Minnesota. Vermont. Mississippi and
Idaho. al Southern Drill Grounds.
SaiIed-Dixie, Newport for Norfolk Pa
rauEC0. Navy TarG (eW York for
Norfolk Princeton. Bremerton for
san Francisco.
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BALTIMORE.
Deaths

Mary F. Creecv, 90 years, I52 EIev-
enrh SJTessC southeast
Julia Anna 3 PuEh. "a years EmeT-
ZeuCE Hospital
Sarah A Tracey. a years, 1921 y
street northwest
Audrey V Stuart, ; years, 1854 2
street southeast
Annie Boyd, 80 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
John ". Small, AZ years. 29IS NJ street
northwest
Wilkinson Call, IS years. Emergency
hospital
Lucy 2 TAYLOR. 81 years. 1912 r
street northwest
John W Buckley, s. years, The Port
land
Thomas FitZsimmOnS. s. years, Little
Sisters Of the Poor.
Charles Farming, IS years Sibley
Hospital
angel Bari, Z months. ChiIdren-s Hos
Aloysius Maloney. s months. 22I h
street northeast
Edna n GrlzzeII- 3 weeks New Cut
road, District Of Columbia.
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The Vital Records.
BITfhS

EphTiam and Sarah RCZnek. girl
Thomas j. and Mary a shea. girl
NGFVille Y and Eftie =. PaJtie. boy.
William n and MARGARET Terrell boy
Lloyd A. and Martha l. Hanback, girl
Francis H and Genevieve r. Young.
boy
Hugh H. and Mary Groves. girl
Michael W. and AGNES n. Pvne. hOV.
Andrea and FllOmena CIumendO, boy
Harry and Grace Murphy. bow
William 3. and Mary =. Hope. EirI.
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Want Ads
ak to the
Town
through
The Times
The Average Ad Costs Less
Than 25c.
Telephone Number, Main $3.50
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
SIGNS SIGNS SIGNS Have YOU seen
our handsome gilt WludoU-letteringT
Attractive. Dura bic.
Pin. letters -I5c each
gin. letters ---19c each
Drop card for man with samples O. our work
METALLIC sign Co, 1zs7 Morse
" J. COLVII LES latest book, ''AnciGn-
Mystery and Modern Revelation w.
others OF his works. and any other bJ0.-s
pertaining 10 Spiritual works For sale b.
MISS H II YOUNG. Agent fth and East
Capitol SITS Phone Lincoln $50
WANT ED-TO ADOPT a small boy net over
] year old. BOX 45I. Times Office
Have You Tried IT.
HeTTmann'S Famous Ginger Ale
REP Sc SUBSTITUTES
II your -ealcr can't supply you,
PHONE I ISsI-lss2-
A c. HERRALANS, s59-154 10-h ST. s <
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEhALE
y OMAN-Elderiy white or colored; two IN
family; must make home with same; Hsht
work BOX IL. Times Office
WO3lAN-Coioreds Tor general h3useWorks
family Of 2; In apartment, with references
Apply apartment =. zlas 18Th 81
HELP WANTE0-MALE
wANTED-Backer by II BoaNERT. 7oS
Michigan ave, BroOkiand-
BAKER-Good ali around man for STEADY
position at once 5255 Georgia ave
BARBER-Good pay and shors hours. 1875
~ ST s "
BARBFR-White FOR SATURDAY. s. guaran-
BOY 70 wrap bundles ELITE LAUNDRY
CO. Zl17 18th Il
BOY-Colored. 10 do general work. room
furnished; reference required W r
SIMPSON 1883 Meridian 81. At Pleasant
BOY TO work in drug store. aFs Is, one
with wheel preferred sth and u y r.
BUTLERS, doorruen for hotel, dishwashers.
I635 nth ST y W
CABINET MAKER and uDholsterer. SIS per
week 10 good man WEBSTER 1913 Pa
-
CABINET MAKERS and uDho.sterers. ex-
perienced- Apply TO Manager, WOOD
WARD & LOTHROP-
CARPENTERS-Ab %. good Apply O.
between south Capitol ana HAN 81. s ".
See FOREMAN
DRIVER Tor grocery business Corner 9Th
and r SIS. y. W
ENGINEER FOR night who can furnish good
reference. Apply 70 Manager O. the con
cord
FIRENEN-Two. s-hour shifts. g 1zth and
Y sts- y "
JOB TYPE sETTER-Young man; steady
orb
BFAN-Steady. willing. 70 make himself gen
orally useful around mattress factory
steady work. Apply - In ST y W
AIAN-CoIored. for kitchen work; references
required SIS 9Th 81 y "
8EAcS-CoIored. with wheel to do any kind
o. work. bring references H COHEN.
1885 81 y W
YOUNG Man with some experience in
house painting also shop boy Apply 1906
YOUNG MAN 10 clerk in grocery strrs- 2lg
nth 81 y. =.
COUNTER 8IEN-whfte- best hours and
wages THE CROWN LUNCH, 1917 X
T. ave
PAINTERS-SeveraI frst-cIazs coach and
automobile painters 5 J. AEEKs Sons,
- q 81 y w
PLUMBER
Apply zsl2 Ilth 81 y "
PRESSER -Firss-cIass on ladies' garments.
r 4. REEVES. $50 IN ST. y w
PRESSER and cleaner. must be- frst-class
on ladies' and gentlemeu's garments A
+ WATSON- ls-s 9 81 y v
PORTER for department st1re5 must have
references - Ith - y 81
SAL ESMAN-Good easy money for hustler,
pay every evening Apply a. M 5s3 Pa
ave n "
SOIIC.TOR-Good salary Cal between s
and 10. and G. WHEELER, Cpticlau, 81
18th
RUG SALESaACC-Experie Apply to
Manager. WOODWARD & ILTHROF-
TWO 1IEN-FauailIar with deta drawing. TO
lay on iron work Apply Al Irln Works.
9Th and y E
CHOPPER-First- lass must be a hustler
Apply az once. :. n STEIN & CO. SO
ism 81 y "
WA--TED-HaiiWay mail clerks Washing
Je- examination November - $50 % s. SO
preparation free FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept ST. Rochester. y /
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven fron1 ga ca-Dets.
The Washington Rug Weaving Co Office
and works. SCI 9TH St y ". Main sSz5
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets We guarantees work ECLIPSE
RUG WEAVING CO.. 22ss Ca ave Phons
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS.
White Selp and moderate prices LEON L
CAHCO$. Acme Widow Cleaning Co. re-
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UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE,
CSDERTAKER AND LIVERY,
81 Pa ave " "
Telephone Main 1885. Washington D Q
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
q every escription-nOderstely priced
GUIDE
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Marriage Licenses

Walter 3. Ford. of Chicago. and
Maude BeaL. of Washington.
Conrad C. WeiJzeI and Elizabeth T.
ShurIand
Amos g Myers and sadie O. Hill
Joseph A. Potter and Beatrice Wat
son, both Of Stanton, Va
Arthur A George and Leila NJ Porter
William J. Rogers and Mary T. Cater
Henry 4. HutChings and Belle H
Akers-
Ralph T Crane. OF Falls Church. Va.
and Clara A Barnes. OF Washing
ton
William r. COpiev and Resale Ham
lin. both Of LuenburE county, Va
BALTIMORE. Aug 25-Marriage
license was issued here today for
GuStaVe A. Johnson Of ChiCs 90 and
Ray Hudson, OF Washington, D .
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FOR RENT-RooMS
Furnished

FAIRMONT. I450-Three rooms and tan for
iight housekeeping- % story
18th ST AND COLUMBIA ROAD s 81
COr--Well furnished bay-u-lnEou front
rooms. new house all modern c5nsen-ences.
g--o-.5 - -
9Th ST " W. 1s1f-Three ro9ns ne--I- -
DeEe1 and PAINTED: no ehlldrea.
STH ST y W. I2fs-FurnIshed r7o-1s
iIrst hoor fat. gas fuei. so. OF second SIS
EYE ST. y W. S0o-secan6 floor -o777.
nicely iurnishedi private family. central
ID ST y W, zls-Two rooms. $50. $50.
gents OF ho1sekeepiHg-
9Th ST N E. do-Three large cool Hes-.-
tifui newly pa9ered rooms. hsufeo-1eTv-
and completely furnished for h0use.eepfnE-
ever5th new every cJnveu5ence. very
reasonable
II ST. X W. sz-Three nIcelv FURNISHED
rooms $, 81 $50 month"; bath. Eas-
6TH ST y. ~, 6I5-cSIceIy furnished front
room near to car lines. h9usekeepilg-
ST y W.. 4-7-Earge Housekeeping room
WIN rack poIyh t1r couple. reasonable
ST y ". l505-Roomz. s. % SIS m5ats-
phone
STH ST y ". I5ss-Desrabie - sto-y fro--
room next 10 bath large c-ose-s suitable
for one OF Two people
9Th ST y w S1S-2cice-y furnished front
naI rom Tor gentleman. $ per mouth-
IfTH ST s E 51-Ona nicely tlrnIsrsG
room with bah; enc person. 50 TWO per-
sons s.
s ST " w. 1s1s-Two large. newly fur
uisEed rouus- close % three different car
lines: terms reasonable
C ST n w Is2-SeveraI zeIe-t -. f7r
gentlemen at prevailing rates. with o-ivi-
ieges Turkish shower baths. and aEZm-
ming departments WASH RUSSIAN AID
1-1shLo1 sam u
nth ST y W. 155o-LarEe newly fur-
nisaed rooms, light Housekeeping privI-
-eges or board u desired centrally lOceted-
1ST ST y W. a0-Large nicely. 11rnlszsd
rooms Few couuuuicstings suitable Tor
geItleInens reasonable
ST y ". zs4-Nice .arss furnished
rooms for light Housekeeping
II ST y ", sgg-Two furnished rooms .
IadIes employed
Z 18th ST y ". I-zS-LzrEe, attractive sec
ond-noc- front room. nicely furnished hot
tlernen' 50 Tor one. SIS Tor Two. board nexr
SD ST y ", 2z5-CIeau. coHfo-ta5Ie rooms
$ anG s., CenIraIly located
eth 81 y W 1555-DeslrabIe room- nicely
furnished with OF without board excellent
location
18Th ST n W, I7Is-Nlcely furnis-ef
rooms. parIor first floor Two dsIightfuI
rooms. second floor desirable l0cari0as sen
tle-nen preterred
+ ST. n K. s17-Two large rooms on seconI
Nor. nicely furnished for married couple
private G0ors near station and Capitol. renr
reasonable
ID ST ~ z. Zze-Third-1Oor front. running
water near All car lines
9TH ST y e. s22-Three complete far
Eisned rooms t0- light h3UsekeepluEs water
same floor
15LH ST y ~. I5Zs-SiceIy furnished
rooms On 6rst and second fico-s- Ccuven-
/ lent 70 bath good location. gentlemen pre-
I LerEGC-
KENYON ST. y. ". Ia5s-Tery desirable
large front room nicely furnished pTtva-s
h0Us5 hoard near By convenient 10 cSr
I lines
/ sTH ST y ", sgT-O1s room fo- EE5T
housekeeg1nE-
[ THE BRUNSWICK APART 5I-Two Iizhs
Z rooms facing Franklin Park elevator ser
Z vice. convenient 20 ali car lines. gentlemen
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FLOOR FINISHING

OLD FLOORS SCRAPED 20 the wood re-
polished and WaXed Is our specially expert
Wors1I2en- work guaranteed FLOOR RE
POLISHING CO. 1870 Sd 81. y. w send
postal.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

Il sEGAL- ANTIQUE FURNITURE Re-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. 81 I ST. \.
y, PHONE ~. 50 Z.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Wednssday evening, p0cket11Ok con
tanning $50 and card bearing owners name
and address Please return liberal re-v@-c-
lz5 @ 81 ". "
LOST-Srrayed or stolen. black mare from
corner Pa ave. and Minnesota ave s E
Reward for return TO WILLIAM PRATHE,E,
above named corner
LDST-Between Bureau o. Engraving and
Printing and Aqueduct Bridge sold horse
shoe pin Liberal reward IL returned 20 z
Il JACKSON. Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing.
LOST-Pair sold cuff buttons. betUee,4 rear
Zus Z 81 and 1913 L St. s. reward 1873
J. St NV.
LOST-At or near LausburEn-s. Easter1 Star
Room "a
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FLOOR OILS

c T HUNTER Sanitary Dust kiIiinl
Floor OIL keeps the dc0rs clean and briehl-
gives them polished finish Good for your
furniture. UTy IL SOC gallon delivered
Phone Main SIS Office I1s Pa ave =
W. Washington. d C. T. 5 A Used BY
last = years
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORkINGAIEN-AI fitting WI. and your
friends you can tell. At the Tric-s thar we
sell, tailored, slightly used suns s. 10 SIS
they are swell. ring the beu, one price
JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6I9 D.
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TAiLORS

LOUIS GOLDMAN. Fashionable Tailor.
Ladies and gentlemen Lowest prices
Cleaning Dyeing- Repairing -eativ done
Work called for and delivered
5o9 18th st. y W. Tel Main 81
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

YOUNG MAN desires position as q valet.
offce-
YOUNG MAN aged q wishes trade Of any
kind Address 80 Maryland ave s "
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MANICURING

MANICURIKG
EMELINE'S lIANICUEING
PARIORS.
Formerly IS +
Now located at so IGlh =
LAd!es-NanscurinE. sham pooling. Fzciz,
and scalp Treatment. &c Hair Dress.-g- sc
Hairs Goods made 20 order from your own
conbinEs Our work Is cheap in price only.
CsCn-lernen-AIzniCuriug scalp Treatment.
&c ShanpJoing. 25c-
Il TREATMENTS, $3.50.
General Massage Tor Ladies and children
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he Continuation of This story VIII
lie Found in Tosnorrovx's
Issue Of The Times
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y OMAN-EldeTly white Or c0lCrecs Two IN
family must make home with same; light
work BOX Is. Times Office
WO3IAN-Coiored, FOR general housevgorzs
family Of 2; IN apartment, with references.
Apply apartment =. ne 18th 81
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WbNTED-ROOMS & BOARD

X JEWISH FAMILY lady employed dur
ing the day- central location BOX 452.
Times offc-
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BY YOUNG Man. room and board in prI-
vate family convenient 70 Washington
Circle BOX Is. Times Office
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THE NAPLES 1so1-Ia15 X 81 n W. cp-
posits Franklin Park-E500us. single o- en
rered and furnished, steam heat Phone
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FINE Fruit PROPOSITION,

is ACRES, part in city limits Of Ash
land, greater part just outside, on
fine slope, east and north, and fine
view Of the RoguT river valley; soil
fine rich, red solL House of six rooms
on brick foundation, packing house and
barn and fruit drier. This place is
nearly all out TO fruit, at least thir-
teen or fourteen acres, the fruE being
peaches, apples, prunes, grapes, odd
cherry tree, and some almond trees.
Apples consist Of Northern Spies, yell
low Newton and SpitSenbergs, and
peaches consist OF Strawberry, Early
Crawford, Muir, Late Crawford.
Grapes consist OF MuRcats, Anjou,
White SweetwateT, Thompson seedless,
TolSay. The fruit is all In bearing.
The land alone is worth all we ask
for the place, as IL Is in walking dis
lance of the new high school, and high
enough slope TO command q good view
of the valley. Ashland il a town of
about 1000 people with an American
settlement. and good schools and
churches, and one Of the very finest
climates on earth. A tenant is now on
the place who rents it for one-half
crop, owner to furnish half boxes. In
1909 they had 1900 boxes peaches and
goo to 500 boxes apples. This place
could be cut up into one or fve-acre
tracts and sold at good profit. Fine
building sites. 1t lies only about two
blocks from the boulevard, and had
three or four acres Of brush and wood
for firewood Price for this for short
time only, $10,500, with $4,000 cash,
balance one, two or three years, at 7
per. cent w. ID. Hodgson. Ashland,
Oregon.
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BUSINESS SERVICE co.
The Recognized National Agency.

THE BUSY MONTHS are here. En-
ployers cannot take the time to In
vestigate a mans record. We do it fo
them. In subscribing to our servico
you are given a consideration On an.
position that Is listed with us tina
your experience Ats you for. Bushes
men are constantly calling on us e
furnish them with ambitious, clean
cut young men for various positions
Take the time to investigate our HiGI
GRADE SERVICE to HIGH GRADE
MEN. Some OF the positions that ca
be secured through us, confidentially
Managers.
Manager--Credits- collection. Lib
eral
Manager = once. Mfg. s1.soo-ss,-
600.
Adanager-sales- envelopes. $4,000
Clerical.
Bookkee per-Entfre charge, corpor
alton. $4,000 $4,000.
Bookkeeper Wholesale. Salary
S9OO-$1,200.
Bookkeeper- Stenographer--- PRINTING
concern; win only have TO write flvi
or ten letters a day, $1,O00-$1i200.
Bookkeeper-Grain experience pre-
ferred. $1,000.
BooklSeepe Manufacturing Salar
5000. s.
Salesman.
Salesmarl--Tin plate, cave trough
Liberal.
Salesman--Knit goods. $500 81, SOC
Salesman Groceries, experienced
$1,000 81 500.
Ealesman-Sp ecialties. 5000 ST. 900
Salesman Specialties. s00e-s1,200s
Salesman Staple line. s1,200
Lungbers4en.
Lumber Yard Managers--Get a liz
on some more top notch" position
that have been listed with us.
We only list a small part of the pc
sitions that can be secured throug
nothing. Write for booklet, "Salarfe
Positions Business Service Co
Third Floor, Loan 81 Trust Bldg, 81.
Mic. avsnae. Minneapolis MinneaDr
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FLORIDA LANDS.

$40 CASH, $40 MONTH, WITHOUT
interest. buys a ten-acre tract and
lot in the Everglades of Florida, near
Miami; land VIII double in one year.
Write for booklet; send money order
to Robert r. Collins. Fargo, N. Oak.
tF INTERESTED in Florida, ask us
for detailed information concerning
a tract of fruit land in the Highland
lake region of Polk county, owned
vouched for and for sale by North Da-
kota business men who have spent FIVE
winters there and know the state in
timately. Northern immigration AS
ISOLATION, Fargo, North Dakota.
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stoekhoIdsrs, Annual Msstlnn.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the First National bank of Fargo will
be held In the directors room Of said
bank at 10 o'clock a. m, Tuesday, Jan.
10th, A. d. 1911.
+. A. IRISH, Cashier.
(Dec. O-17-24-31,-Jan. ID
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FLORIDA LANDS.

FLORIDA FRUIT AND TRUCK
FARMS--Any size tract you want;
located on railroads: near large city;
schools, churches and social advan-
tages. Absolutely the most fertile and
best located lands in Florida; fine
winter homes on easy payments. Write
at once for literature. ]. M. Bremen,
Fargo, N, d.
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FARM LANDS.
IRRIGATED CALIFORNIA FARMS
on the
LAEE HRnp pAVMEMT III AN

FTWLF NNNT IN W WI FLNINs
WE SELL forty and eighty acre irri
gated farms in the fertile Sacramer
to valley; pay 10 per cent down, tn
plan; everything wifi grow on tn
land that grows I'm California; cror
growing every month in the yea
every acre within three miles of tw
railways; send for literature; join OF
excursion; we pay railroad fare bo'
ways to purchasers. A. e. MacMilla1
sos Citizens bank, Aberdeen, s.
District Sales Manager, Sacramen
Valley Farms Co.
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rEXAs IAMn-.An Z

TEXAS LANp--4o, 900 acres. IS to s13
per acre; wheat, corn, alfalfa,
peaches. apples and all kinds OF small
fruits, vegetables, melons; climate
soil and water the finest in United
States; plenty Of rain; wheat twenty
to forty bushels per acre; corn forty
to sixty bushels. Excursion soon. Adj
dress Box 153, Fargo, N. D.
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FOR sALE-LANp.
TEXAS LANns-20 GOO arrnn

TEXAS LANDS-2O,000 acres, SIS to
$40 per arce on easy terms; choicest
lands in the state; soil, climate and
water ideal; no winter; no irrigation;
plenty of rain all the year round;
winter crops; pay well. Write for tn
formation. Excursion soon. q. l..
White, Fargo N. ID.
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FARM LANDS.

FGLoRIoUs KooTENAY, British Co.
lumbia; no irrigating; choicest fruit
land, $50 per acre; five year terms, no
interest; free booklet IN" Investors
Trust & Mortgage Corporation, Ltd,
134 Hastings street west, Vancouver,
B. @.
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CALENDARS FOR SALE.

LEFT OVER cALENDARs-Going
out of the calendar business, leaves
us with an assortment OF 1911 de-
signs. These VIII be sold at half price.
Write us today; state your require
ments, ana samples will be. forward
ed; act now on this opportunity to
double the advertising power OF your
money. i
THE PORTE c.,
Calendar Dept,
Fargo, NJ. d.
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FOUND.

FOuND-Ladles' gold watch, owner
can have same by proving property
and paying for this ad. Inquire for
Miss Eggum, Herbst Department
Store
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MEN WANTED, age is to %. for
iremen 500 monthly and brakemen
$50 on railroads in Fargo vicinity; ex-
perience unnecessary no strike; po-
sitlons guaranteed competent men;
promotion; railroad employing head
quarters; over 500 men spent to po-
sitions monthly; state age; send
stamp. Railway Association, Dept.
231. .227 Monroe street, Brooklyn,
n. Y.