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,mhu politeness Has Dscayed.

The Rev. R. s. de Courcy Laifan -.o+or of St. Stephens. Walbrook nreaching on Manners" said in this country we had never been a people norhans with very high conception rf what manners should be.
 Tn an omnibus the other day ne sa" ona of a party of foreigners raise his hot to the conductor. Two Engllsh ,,aon,e w said to each other, What fools thase foreigners are" A great many people argued that it was gooa ,nihs lh forms of politeness were becoming oo solete. In the days of the motor lns typewriter and the telegraph we nae no time for such things.
 The real reason why politeness nae decayed was that people did not wan to he bothered.-London Mall.
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.prrllL NESS IN LITTLE THINGS

Most people are sufficiently watchful
 inc large leaks in household man,
 cement. but the little leaks are those
 sst often sink the great ship. It is
 m acassary that a certain amount of
 sre and thought should be directed
 award even the simple processes of housekeeping, to make the machinery
 nm smoother. If we are visitors in
 home we do not care to hear the uheels go round, the most perfect ,.nning machinery, especially in the bome is the noiseless kind. The ta tins proper care of supplies after pur- chasing is hardly secondary in impor' lance to intelligent buying.
 perfshable food should never be bought in large quantities beyond the needs of the family.
 Food left in paper bags that come from the markets are more apt to be favored by the chemicals present in the paper. This is especially true oi foods containing moisture.
 -Cereals of all kinds should be kept l in glass jars, tightly covered, in a cool place. Flour is highly absorbent and should i be kept in a dry cool place. Butter and milk should never stand uncovered.
 Coffee should be bought in small quantities and ground as needed. Eggs are porous, and for this reason should never be placed near food oi strong flavor.
 Soap should be unwrapped and piled in an open place to dry.
 Fruit should be spread out to pre-. vent decay, and all portions of decay ed fruit should be at once. removed.
 Oiled papers that come in cracker boxes and other foods for wrapping should be carefully saved. They are useful for many things, wrapping sandwiches, eggs and are especially good after the second use, for clean ing fiat irons while ironing,
 One of the old-fashioned wire coffee stands make the best kind of a trivet for use in boiling buildings in a cloth. It is sufficiently high to hold the pud ding we'll up from the bottom of the kettle.
 When making ginger cookies, try a cup o6 coffee left from breakfast for the liquid instead of milk. The flavor is excellent with ginger. <.-H-,<s.1N-,
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2 Her Esats of Memory.

"I have heard and read of wonderful feats of memory said Mrs. A. H. Brown of this city. sbut not ono of them was 90 remarkable as those ex- hibited by my own mother at 9s, tne age at which she recently died in Clyde. N. Y. That was her home f1t S years, but she was born in PhelpS, N. Y. x "She was an ardent reader of tue Scriptures and. having an excepttonsl- ly clear, vigorous mind, she was ahle. at even that advanced age, to repeet word for word the entire Gospeis of 6t. Matthew. St. Mark. St. Luke and ht. John. In addition she could recite lengthy passages from pooktl of fa
 vorite authors. and many poems. l1 l|i ||||| < |: N \
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s.aseitx of Lower Animals.

prof r. A. Perrin of Chicago uni yersity, in lecture before ,ne Amer,
 san psychological association at @ sHa sh,naton, dwelt on the savacity di ,ha lower animals. which he declared q nf, en greater than that ofbman him
 z .s,s gA For example. ssid he. a rat will rsasons his way out of q coniphca gs,,r,ss,,re ,ass with more ease than an edq srstar tssl q human being would in an anaio gons case. ls I..,s
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matchless range of and handsome de- signs to select from. Thtese low prices speak for themselves.
 Merrimack worth and other standard prints, light sf st 'dsst nsr ss@s sss'", % during Wash Goods 42c 36-nch Percales, light coors only, Denbee madras, fer shirts standard 12 1-2c clohs during 0n Wash Goods Week per yard ...-................. VO Manchester, Bradford and Pacific Percales light dark colors 36 inches wide standard 15c f1n percales during Wash Goods week ............. IO
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y Hundreds of wards of the best Gin nghams in pretty stripes, checks and plaids, go at these uni ushually low prices s
 come in solid colors, stripes and checks the values average SIP to 10c yard. For En Wash Goods Week they go at, per yard. OO AT 9c-32-inch zephyr Ginghams in pretty l'laids, checks and stripes; also fine Chamnry Ginghams in solid colors, all shades regular F I-2c 0n AT15c-FiDe Scotch and French sephyrs in hair line checks, 2Oc and 25c values, during Wash Fla Goods Sale, per yard OU
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|Mk@Ml2fG1HEN 

HERE are no shackles which persistent reason and dogged labor can't rend asurder.
 Nothing is hopeless to determination. This earth belongs to us to do with as we dare. Herbert Kaufman.
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SOME COMPANY SALADS.

fI When serving luncheon or dinner to few friends, one likes to have a salad that is a little unusual for the occasion. Here are few to choose from:
 Goldsmith SaIad.-Take a half cup of apples minced fine, one-fourth of a cup of minced celery, a fourth of a cup of chopped hickory nut meats, a fourth of a cup of chopped green pep per and olives mixed. Serve in green pepper cups and garnish with mayon' naise dressing
 Apple, nuts and celery served 1n mead lettuce is a simpler salad and one mat IS generally liked. Mayonnaise may be served with this or plain iess expensive. boiled dressing.
 Salad plants contain but little nour' isnment. Their chief value lies in the mineral salts they contain. and when mixed with dressings of oil they are ,of as much value to the system as flood.
 Lettuce and green vegetables, If all lowed to stand in dressing, will wiifq so It is best to keep the lettuce crisp and fresh, and serve it freshly pre- pared.
 Grape Fruit or Pomelo salad.-Thcre IS no fruit salad equal in deiiciousness 'o that prepared with carefully-re moved sections of grape fruit added very gently to celery and nuts, and mixed with mayonnaise. Sometimes even the huts will crush the fruit and the utcaost care should be used ID mixing the. salad, otherwise the juice IS crushed from the fruit and the salad I's watery and unsightly.
 Grape Fruit and cherry.-Cut the fipe fruit in halves. using the large cherries when obtainable. Cut the sfape fruit and remove the sections with care; let all stand few mo ments in French dressing, to season serve with n1ayonnaise on lettuce arf .sayniah with maraschino cherries.
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E76KTFG1HE]N
 E6GABl!I!!N!'ET!
lIR{|I1l lIl[5Ii5Ii I'M ll|

E, ARE constantly reminding
 ourselves not to waste money, aSo we as careful of wasted time ,. ,. LA talents and wasted opportunities? :?
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Summons.

state of North Dakota, County OF
Cass, In District Court, Third Judicial
District.
G. c. Lindsay. Plaintiff. vs.. w, II.
Berry, Henry S. Back, and all other
persons unknown claiming n estate
or interest in, or lien or incumbrancs
upon the property described in the
complaint, Defendants.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named Defendants: -s.
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action, which is
filed in the ONCE OF the Clerk of said
District Court. and to serve a copy of
your answer upon the subscriber with
in thirty days after the service of this
m upon YOU, exclusive of the
day of service; n in case of your
failure to appear or answer Judgment
for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated November 21st. A. D. 1912.
William J. Clapp,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
once and p~ostof1ce address: First Ma
tional Bank Building, Fargo. North
Dakota.
To the above named defendants. and
each Of them Take Notice:
That this action relates to and is
brought for the purpose OF determining
adverse claims n qufeting title in
the plaintiff to the following described
real estate, situated In the County Of
Cass and State of North Dakota. to-
wit:
OF Section number Twenty-Five I25) in
Township number One hundred and
forty-one q41) North, of Range num-
Der Fifty (50) West of the Fifth Prin-
cipal Meridian, containing 160 acres,
more or less. according to the Govern
William j. Clapp.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(Nov. 1920. Dec. 6-13-20-27. Jan. 81
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Face-W Washing.

1t is rather a moot point as to
whether soap should be used in wash
ing the face. A very delicate skin
may be so sensitive that even a good
toilet soar does not suit it. It may
then be kept perfectly clean by the
use of oatmeal or pure almond meal.
A little of the meal Is first mixed
into a paste in the palm OF the hand.
After the face has been sponged
with warm water the meal is rubbed
ali over 1t. Then 1T is ong off
carefully, and the face bathed again
in cold water. This final bathing in
cold water closes the pores of the
skin and restores their tone and so
keeps them clean for a longer time.
1t also makes the face fresh and a good
color.
Soft water, preferably distilled water.
should always be used for the toilet.
Hard water should be boiled prior to
use or else a good water softener added
to it. al handful of ordinary oatmeal
tied in q muslin bag and placed in the
water jug over night viii render 1t de-
IightfulIy soft by the next morning
1t ii is necessary TO cleanse the face
without the use of water Il good toilet
wash Is desirable. One may be made
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shoa-lnoa Tina.

when the tips of shoe Iaces pull
off, twist the ends Of the strings and
dip into the glue bottle. When dry
they are as good or better than when
new.
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by mingling half an ounce OF almond
oil with half a pint of rose water, and
the mixture adding five drops of
oil Of tartar. and stirring the whole
up until thoroughly blended.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-20
NO. Is "a
Special Assessment for Water
Main, City of Fargo, N. ID. II

Special Assessment List for Cost and Expense of Constructing water
Main in Water Main District No 2 extending from Broadway to a point 655
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no Prevent screws from Rusting.

The best method of keeping small
| screws, bradg and tacks from rusting rs
to place them In small, ~wide-mouthed
| Bottles, tightly corked. The bottles
should be perfectly dry before using
~Sandpaper can be kept perfectly dry
and In good working condition by rolf
ing Ii ana keeping It in a wide-mouth-
ed jar and screwing down the lid.
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NO. 16, 1912 -
Special Assessment for Water
Main, City of Fargo, N. d. f."

Special Assessment List for Cost and Expense Of Constructing Water
Main in WaterM Main District n TO- l. extending from Ninth Avenue South to
Tenth AYenue South on Eighth street south.
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To Cut Boiled Egas.
To cut hard boiled egga In atzA0oth
slices dip the knife in water.
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WANT AID. PAGE
refdNY Before. Mailing In Your Order Which Must Be ACCOMPANIED By The Cash
NO. IA, 1912
Special Assessment for Sewer
City OF Fargo, NJ. ID.

Special Assessment List for Cost and Expense of Constructing, Sewer IL
South oil Eighth Street Souh. -. @g
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wANTED-Trustw orthy man of fair
ability, with about $1,000 capital or
backing, for exceptional opening here.
High class, established concern, very
attractive, popular line; heavy profits,
with large and growing demand. Legl-
innate investment; fine, safe, cash busi-
ness. Good for $3.50 a month and up
ward for the right man, with strong
prospects of twice as much, and excel
lent future. For particulars address
No. 144 care OF Forum.
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o RHNT-FARHE


20 ACRES good timothy hay pressed
and loaded on cars, any station. Ad-
dress box 420 Fargo.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE OR RENT-New grocery
store Ill 9Th av. no. Fargo.
FOR REyT-Partly furnished restau-
ant. Steam heat Phone 2466-LA
BARBER SHOP-Two chairs. First
Forum.
WANTED TO RENT-Hotel of about
20 rooms. furnished. r. =. Mckenzie.
Beach, N. d. ........ "est
FIRST CLASS billiard, pool and cigar
store. A bargain If taken at once
Iurf Exchange, Fargo. N. ID. t
FOR SALE-Restaurant, steam heat, IL
rooms, doing good business, A. G.
Bottom, Jamestown, N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Livery barn; will sell
cheap II taken at once. Address Otto
Marschke. Lucca. N. D., Barnes Co.
FURNISHED HOTEL and store for
rent In a good country town, we'll
located, 20 rooms, % bedrooms, water,
gas. Address 16l care Forum.
HOTEL FOR SALE-Fixtures and fur
niture for sale cheap Of a seven
teensroom hotel; steam heat; rent OF
296, Casseltons N. ID. ... f.
FOR SALE OR RENT-First class ho-
tel in good live town on main line
of N. F. railroad. Good money maker.
Good reason for selling. Address 46,
care Forum. ...-.
FOR RENT-The WiIperg Auto garage
at Nome. Fine location, large roomy
building and the only garage in Nome.
Apply at Farmers State bank, Nome,
N. d.
FOR SALE-A tailor shop, good loca-
ton in Fargo, doing good business.
Leaving on account of health. For full
particulars address 142 care Forum
I'm ANSWERING all want ads, giving
a certain number care of The Forum
be sure to address your answer to that
number, in care OF Forum. This in
sures prompt attention.
white French Toy Poodle male pups.
Eligible to register. $12.00; also thor
oughbred French Poodles cheap. Mira.
L. B. Rud, box a. Jamestown, N. D.
100000 PART CASH takes official
county paper in prosperous western
town. $25G monthly income without
soliciting. Owners health requires
change Of climate. Address 70 carr
Forum.
MR.. MERCHANT-We make a special
ty of closing out and reducing stock
of merchandise at auction Inc special
sale. Our auctioneers are experienced
mercantile statesmen. A. A. Barnes
Auction & Sales Co., Sioux Falls. s. D.
. BARBER shop for sale or rent; .
three chairs; two bath tubs. =
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, CITY OF FARGO, S.: &1ssa
Of thu property described in the foregoing list o the best Of or i1dEnent
nd he several items included In such assessment are as follows to- witt 1919
Advertising, FOR DDS, ...'......... .... .s......$ 62z esRA.
% Contract price ...... .... ..... 1903 al
Assessment, Commission. ......'-....s 1890. ...... 200 .zas.
Publishing list .....s .ss 1895 @e~.
Auditors notice, 80. s.s.s go. 200 #AG
IA Sch assessment is made for the cost of constructing a WaterM Main on
Egbert Court between Broadway n a point 655 feet East thereof .EsF*
cH ANHEIER. sh
- ."# MAX STERN, 49,
@.@# H. p. LOUGH 2@a A@
Special Assessment Commission KS
Notice is, hereby given that the Special Assessment. commission Of the
M, Il te CITY Hall In said CHy, 10 hear all OBJECTIONS which may be- made
to- any assessment contained in the foregoing list by m person intereHedz
therein or his agent or attorney. a@s8s4Ns41
c. H, ANHEIER, @F8
MAX STERN, M---
- Il. j. LOUGE, 4-s4
Special Assessment Commission.@ts
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
LIST YOUR LANDS and business prop.
erty for sale or exchange with
GRAHAM REALTY COMPANY
102-10S Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
HOUSE YOU WISH TO
- sell, or rent or desire to
~ buy, sell, or exchange q
Ky1UIR farm for city property, see
mENHA Smith & Squire, 1O2 Broad
A way. Phone 1411.
Will SELL OR ExCHANGE-The fol-
lowing properties for land; store
building at Nome. y. ps suita1Ie rot
same town. Fine territory and good
crops. Address p. O. box 7Sb Fargo,
n. b.
q SALE OR EXCHANGE-160 acres
of arst-class land in Stark county,
North Dakota, all under cultivation
and only five miles from good railroad
own: also good new store pulldlng and
three lots in county seat town. North
Dakota, rents for $4,000 per month.
What have you to offer? Address box
3S4, Manning, N. d.
E0 ROOM HOTEL FOR SALE OR Tx
CHANGE FOR DESIRABLE FARM
LAND OR WILL SELL FURNITURE
AND GIVE SATISFACTORY LEASE.
On main line of Northern Pacinc and
NNTGaL INol 1O - 80
from Fargo. Steam heat in every
room. New acetelyne gas plant
Splendidly furnished ana doing best
business in city. S~atisfactor reasons
Forum.
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR sALE-Ful1y modern room
house, e14 eth st. no. Good deal or
quick sale.
sEVEN ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE -
INQUIRE II. l. Sherwood 746 1st St no.
or phone 1881.
E0R sALE-Nice property with four
houses on car line. corner lots; shade
trees and nice lawn. Good Investment,
III 9Th av. no., Fargo, ~. y.
pOp aALE-Flnely built modern house
near A. c.; back plastereds seven
rooms and attic; full basement cistern,
oak finish, hardwood hoors throughout,
scTaened porch. Cash or part payment.
cali Ills 18th st no.
EOR s~ALE-LarRe. six room house and
attic, can be made into three rooms.
Full basement, cistern, electric lights.
sewer. city water, screened porch, all
in frst class condition, on ca s.ne.
Built by owner for a home; call at 725
4th st. no.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHEN YOU WANT to talk to the
people. of prosperous South Dakota
you can dc 1t best through the columns
Of The Aberdeen Daily American, read
every day by 10000 in ESQ towns and
rural routes in the northern half OF
the state; classified ads, for SALE help
wanted. exchange, real estate, etc, for
i cent q word each insertion. Send
stamps to American Aberdeen. S. d.
BUY OR TRADE.
WILL BUY Oh TRADE for your Sec
ondhand harness. w. H. Stewart
harness shop. Fargo.
O. TX. LAUNDRY.
o. TX. LAUNDRY-Mrs. d. G. Oficer,
1123 sth st. s.. phone 2191-IA
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s13 ACRE improved, farm, one !
) mile from Sanborn, N. D., $40 4
) per acre; $500 viii swing 1t. I
stock; $1,000 in machinery, w. I
! Gray, Sanborns n. d.
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JOHNSON cUTs hair for Is cents
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o. X. LAUNDRY,

@. M. LAUNDRY-Mrs. p. G. Oficer,
1123 sth st. s.. phone 2191-I~
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} BARBER shop for sale or rent;
, three chairs; two bath tubs.
} This is a good clean shop and
} doing good business. r. P. S.
, P. o. Box ia, Aneta, No. Oak.
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WANTEu-One first-class
repaid man, Schas Garage.
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HELP
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TUARN THE BARBER TRADE
BARRIERS always in demand. big
wages. easy work. few weeks com.
plete by our method. Free beautlLul
iIinstrafed catalogue explaining. every
tbinr Write at once, special INDUCE
naenfgs now. MoIer Barber College 2IH
NicoiIet av. Minneapolis, MINI. Fistao-
lished 1893.
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wANTED-At once, good pusnelnlah
T.oomis & LOOMS, S14 Front st.
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NJ 4 NTuYt Ar ONCE-A reliable mar
nessYnaker by the year. MUST pc
competent at shoe %repairing, ana apae
to take full charge. Married man pI
ferred. Address r. J. Latimer' NeiNa'
No. Oak.
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WANTED-GirI to learn nursing at
Moorhead hospital. Inquire DR.. q. c.
barrow.
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o sALE-FARAES.

$40 ACRES In Cass county, N. D.. Forty
acres good meadow, balance under
cultivation. Railroad station and vii
lage right on the farm. Farm includes
alI unsold lots in village. Price only
$45. an acre, Ia cash, balance at 6 la
per cent. w. j. Lane. Fargo, N. Oak.
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POSITIONS wANTED-MALE

coon ALL AROUND printer desires
position with good weekly paper, can
come at once. Wire or write Walt,
Gazette-Reporter Wheaton, Mimi.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dining roo
girl at Prescott hotel.
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wANTED-Fifty men for the W2TIns
at once; fare advanced. Olsson FIN
Co., SIT N. r. ave.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-160 acres
of frst-class land in Stark county,
North Dakota, all under cultivation
and only FIVE miles from good railroad
own. also good new store building and
three lots in county seat town., North
Dakota, rents for $4,000 per month.
What have you to offer? Address box
1874, Manning, N. ID.
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WANTED-Two experienced dininl
room girls. Hotel. Nigey, Mandan, n
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MIR. MERCHANT-We make a special
ty of closing out and reducing stock
of merchandise at auction and special
sale. Our aucttoneers are experienced
mercantile statesmen. A. A. Barnes
Auction & Sales Co., Sioux Falls. S. D.
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WANTED - Chambermaid and also
cook. Good wages, apply Fargo Sant-
tarium. #
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YOUNG LADY-To work in ice crea
parlor. George Pirie Co.
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GIRL-For general housework. Phor
1881. 618 9Th st. n o.
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ppTNTER-Ns booze, steady 1ob 10
risht man. Good wages wire ~
come AT once. e. g. Patterson, Ants
lope, Mont.
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ADYERTssEAaENTs
BUY Or TRADE.

T|FE|.8I."l Oh VM9 ANAhLVMe ~
WILL Buy on TRADE for your Sec
ondhand harmess w. Fl. Stewart
harness shop Fargo.
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wANTED-Everybody to get their mar
cuts and shaves at the Fargo aD sss
barber shop. Everything nrst-cla
Under new management.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Girl at Broadway Hotel. SO
Broadway.
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WANTED-Bindery girl; also proc
reader, Knight Printing Co.
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wANTED-Ladies or gentlemen to
canvass the city; experience not
necessary; $1.75 a day; guaranteed 40
per cent commission, Short time only,
/ D. m. to 5 p. m. 524 14th st So. Fargo,
G. 7. Sands.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girls at the
Red River laundry.
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BOOK-PLATES, trade marks, letter
heads and illustrations designed to
suit your ideas, sketches submitted,
prices right. III. u. Agnes. Forum Adv.