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CARLEs.

Liverpool-'The weaker American
cables and the free offers We're offset
mere by the improvement in the de-
nland tor cash and firmer cargo offers
and prices at the opening were un.
changed to is lower. Following the
opening there was free covering on
favorable reports from India where
rains were insufficient and the free
absorption of arrivals. Australian Of
lfers We're firmly held. Later there
We're reports received here Of general
light rains in India, this caused some
profit taking but at 1880 D.. III. the
market was still steady and unchanged
to is higher than yesterday.
Corn-The corn market opened UNI
changed to is lower IN the easier
American cables. Later the plate
grade advanced as. on the increasing
scarcity and the advance in spot.
grade declined 1-Sd on the pressure
Of spot and expectations Of free ar
rivals"
Buenos -Aires-Wheat closed ste. iy
and unchanged on Monday. Holders
are firm with Il good export demand.
Corn closed steady and unchanged
from the opening. There Is an inclin-
alton toward pressure as a result of
the more favorable weather recently.
lndia-Our agent at Kurrachee
cables: Heavy rains have fallen in
elsewhere practically no rainfall. The
large producing wheat center lies to
the northward of dry sections.
Argentine-Our Argentine agent
cables as follows date last mighty:
The corn crop in western provinces
is improving as q result of the recent
rain. The weather has turned hot.
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HOUSES FOR RENT


04S<A4So CO3NCS0 oxSSW
FOR SALE
3 room house. ali modern but heat
y hardwood floors; good garage
and barn; fine lawn and shade;
six room house. barn and gran.
ary: on Skidmore emu
$3.000-New. all modern house: all
hardwood floors: on University
FOR RENT
$3o.ooLo room house. all modern but
heat. Riverside Park.
s5o.0o-New 8 room house. all modern
on Reeves avenue.
North Third street.
$6O.OO-12 room house on Reeves ave.
II all modern,
5.00-3 room house on Elm street.
$2o.oo-6 room house. all modern bu,
heat, on Cheyenne avenue.
SIS. 00-Good six room house and barn,
city water; Washington avenue.
ern but heat. on University ave-
nue..
$780, room house. good cellar, city
water and cistern; Cheyenne ave.
$15.oo-5 room house. all modern but
heat. on North Third street.
modern store in ingalls,
SIS. oo-small store on Kittson avenue;
steam lei free.
$100.00-All modern store on Fourth
street; steam heat free.
$70.0o-New. all modern store on De
$9o.oo-Good all modern offices on
first floor. with furniture for Of
sss.oo@Ail modern flat on South Third
n rnr cuv
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THE WEATHER.

Thief River Falls-Clear, brisk
northwest wind. 10 below.
Bismarck-Cloudy, brisk northwest
wind, 10 below.
Hankinson-Clear. light northwes,
wind. > below.
~Glenwood. Minn.-Clear, strong
northwest wind, zero.
Portal-Clea! brisk northwest wind,
10 below.
Iarvey-Clear, brisk northwes,
wind, 3 below.
Enderlin-Clear, strong northwes,
wind, zero.
Surerior-Clear, northwest wind, i
below.
Chicago-Clear. is above.
Peoria-Clear. II above.
Springiield-Part cloudy. 20 above.
Terre Haute-Cloudy. 81 above.
Observation-Disclosures, 20 above.
Omaha-Clear. Is above.
Kansas City-Part cloudy. 80 above.
st. Louis-Cloudy, 30 above.
Forecast.
North Dakota. South Dakota, Mon
tana, Eebraska--Fair tonight and
Wednesday. Not much change in tenn
p%erature.
Kansas--Mostly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday. Colder in south tonight.
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BANK CHANGE
Controlling Interest in Nome First
State Bank in New Hands.

Controlling, Interest in Nome First
State Bank in New Hands.
Valley City, n. D.. Feb. 11.--An inl-
portant change in the management OF
the First State bank of Nome has
been announced this week. The con-
trolling interest in the bank passed
into the hands of NJ. T. Rye of Mo-
mango, n. D., who will be the cashier
of the institution. Congressman G. n.
Haugen of Northwood, Iowa, and
others of the Rye family living at the
same place have taken stock. NJ. T.
Rye is a young man who has had a
broad experience in the banking bust
ness and is we'll qualified for the po-
sition that he is to hold.
He m of Nome Very highly
recommended from Monango and with
a strong Endorsement from the Iowa
home and as a banker will make good
in Barnes county.
The sale of tho stock was brought
about through the efforts of the L. D.
Lum Land company.
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SALESMAN TO CALL ON THE MED.
ical profession and represent old es-
tapltshed trade Good income guar
12l. Philadelphia.
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WORLDS VISIBLE.
Wheat decrease. I. $4,000,
Corn decrease. 3.125,O0o.

CLEARANCES.
Wheat. $4,000.
Flour. $4,000.
Corn. 100000.
Oats. 10000.
Wheat and flour, $4,000 hushe,s
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LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool opening-Wheat and corn
steady, unchanged to LIS lower.
Liverpool 1880 p. m.-Wheat UNI
changed 10 is higher. Corn irregu-
lar. American Ia lower. La Plata 3-s
higher.
Liverpool Sis p. m.-Wheat is to
Ia higher. Corn SIS higher to. Ia
lower.
Liverpool closc--Wheat UNCHANGED
10 Ia higher. Corn Ia higher to
is lower.
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In souealing on the New York sys-
tenn Policeman Fox has evidently con-
cluded that it's about time for him
to live up to his name.
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The people who have been COM
planning that winter was lost are the
same ones who are now growing be-
cause the ground hog answered the
want ad.
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Instead of advocating pensions for
widows Mayor Honey Fitz could make
a greater hit by finding husbands for
them.
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Stoves and Furnaces.

THE WESTERN STOVE AND FUR.
furnaces automatically while youI
fire burns. No dirt, smell or smoke
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay
One-quarter fuel saved. Phone OF
call g. N. Hotel, East Grand Forks
MINI -.~.--.--.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
Gas; suitable for two gentlemen.
1881 South Third.
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ID
FARM LANDS

cago to sell a 4S9 acre farm which is
n of the best stock and grain farms
in your county. It Is located two
miles north Of Arvilla. N. D.; 8 room
acres OF river bottom: some good
large timber, oak. elm and bass
wood. with running stream: Just a
fine place for stock for winter or
summer; 400 acres under cultivation.
If you are looking for a bargain, get
busy. George w. Smale. at the
Frederick,
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FOR RENT - THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. 400
Cottonwood.
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FOR RENT-MopERN ROOMS. HOT
Northwestern 1881.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
May be used for housekeeping. Yer!
cheap. 1913 University.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED DOUBLE
room suitable. for two. Phone North
western 1917. 406 WALNUT street.
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WANTED TO RENT

TWO YOUNG LADIES. BOTH WORK
ing. want to rent modern furnished
room. March /. Address 755 Times
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FOR RENT-NICE FRONT ROOM; HOT
and cold water In room. 1l6 Chest
nut street.
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FOR RENT-NIcE, MODERN FRONT
room. suitable for two girls. 2loS
South Third.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
st. Louis.
Wheat receipts, $4,000; year ago for
three days. $4,000.
Wheat shipments. today. $1,000:
year ago $4,000.
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MESSENGERS
MONUMENTAL WORKS
MONUMENTS MARKERS VAULTS
W. r. Jack. Grand Forks. N. D.
ROOMS o RENT

FOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
room in all modern house. Phone
63sL. Northwestern. 316 Ashton
Street.
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FOR sALE-A DELIVERY HORSE,
set Of single harness and new blanket
al a reasonable price. Also good
spring delivery wagon and sleigh.
Inquire at 418 Walnut street. North.
western 665.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. Modern. 3ls No.
Eighth.
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The Markets III
Market Quotations

Furnished BY Chas. e. Lewis ana
company. Grain and Stock Brokers,
Security block. Grand Forks. n D.
MAY WHEAT.
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DONALD CAMPBELL, HANNAFoRD.
n. Oak. Breeder Of Percheron and
Clydesdale horses has q fine lot Of
ions for sale at reasonable prices.
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WANTED TO u

WANTED-A SMALL BARN THAT CAN
be moved easily. See =. S. Kneeland.
131 s. Third st.
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FOREIGN CABLES.
Buenos Aires opening-Wheat Ia
to SIS lower. = Corn UNCHANGED.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp ROOM. SIS
Cottonwood st. Phone TIL. n. ".
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=
' EXCHANGES CLOSE. =
1nerc will he no market reports St
= wednesday ON account Of the -
y legal holiday. /.
. .
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FOR sALE-FIvE YOUNG PERCHER-
on stallions: also five young Belgian
mares in foal. Three championships
at recent North Dakota fair. Ham,
mer Bros. Cooperstown. N. Oak.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM AT
No. 8 Dinnie Block. North Third st.
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FOR RENT - THREE FURNISHED
rooms. Modern. sic North Eighth.
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FOR RENT-THREE FRONT HOUSED
Keeping rooms. 324 South Third.
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FOR RENT-MoDERN FURNISHED
> room. close In. Phone I'll. N. w.
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SPANISH PAINT RANCH. WILLIsToN,
N. b, I own some Of the very best
pure bred Percheron mares In Amer
lea: am offering tor sale e. rsa.
from these mares. also have pure
bred Hereford cattle. u. i. Burdick.
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LIVE SHORTCOMINGS.

Island Red Cockerels that are Red, /
have them. II you are looking for
Mongrels. I have None. Prices de-
pend Of individual merit. w. r.
Winter. Washington Springs. s. Oak.
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LIVE STOCK

( THoRoUGHBREp PERcHERoN
country; by coming to see him and
looking over his colts on u farm
and othcrs In the vicinity. you will be
formation call or write tho John
Wyman Farm Land & Loan Co.. Far
70. N. d,
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FOR sALE-PuRE BRED sHoRTHoRN
Bulls. One two years old, n eight
samples and prices address Eddie
Bros, Northwood N. D.
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If YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A 32o
five to a hundred dollars to cover all
expenses. write at once. There is
ONE choice land open for filing,
March 18th. in Hill county. Mont.
The 500 railway Is following your
footsteps. Address 74s Times-Herald.
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FOR RENT-coMroRTAgLE ROOM:
Furnished; modern. 2ll Walnut.
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WHEAT.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.

Nay puts .S47.s'
May calls 2QSl
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WANTED FOR CAsH-A GOOD SOUND
work team Weighing not less than
twenty.eight hundred. See r. S.
Kneeland, l31 s. Third st.
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HOUSES O SALE

THE HIGHEST BEFORE MARCH lsT
takes my modern eight room home
in south end: part cash and monthly
payments. You can't afford to pay
your OWE price. Address 755 Times.
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the owner. a good unimproved half
or whole section Of North Dakota
land. clear Of incumbrance. ]. r.
Collins. 1929 Omaha National Bank
Building, Omaha, Neb.
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1000 ACRES IN CLOVER AND ALE ,AL.
property. Close to two good towns.
Price $l2.50 per acre. E~ncu1nbrance
$4,000 at 8 per cent for ten years.
Fitzgerald Miller Realty Co.. Grand
Forks. North Dakota.
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FOR sALE-FIVE FINE YOUNG REG
istered Clydesdale Stations. One
coming four. n three, one two and
lock, Jessie. N. D.
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FOR RENT-MopERN 6 ROOM HOUSE
completely furnished. $45 per month.
Fol February, March and Aprii.
Phone, Northwestern 1344.L
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FOR SALE-REGIsTERED JERSEY
bulls. three. to fifteen months old:
Srandsons Of Noois O 9aKiand n
Fargo. N. q.
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FOR SALE-l00 GOOD BREEDING
ewes to have lambs in April. and one
Shorthorn bull. Write or phone
Robt. .Strutz, Holmes, N. D.
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TAILORS

A suit made as you want it made
and which wouldn't fit another person
The cost will surprise you-agreeably.
TAOS. GRIFFITHS. TAILOR.
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EUery Traveller Will Be Interested
In These Nelc Reduced Prices On
Wardrobe Trunks
GIN B ELS

Trankwise people know that, just INNOVATION Trunks
were the original Wardrobe Trunks also they much
convenient than the host Of other Wardrobe Trunks that
sprung up since, motor is luxurious than a
Al AeV tW prices INNOVATION Trunks uorh the money.
They built stand the hard knocks of travel with an u
rufled exterior and undisturbed Intervals
They the only Wardrobe Trunks in which each swinging arm
with its hangers for blouse skirt be gotten
at separately, and without disturbing the Others
Now q schedule of prices is in
effect for limited time, which makes W. -
!:
INNOVATION Trunks the only intel -
Ggent investment It Is possible for you |WvVNN
to make-n you want Q real wardrobe LII Al
trunk.
The $26 INNOVATION Trunk, go 10 II
The as INNOVATION Trunk, $50
The $66 INNOVATION Trunk, $50 "
And you will find them In Manhattan only |n "s
n the Gimbel Trunk excepting in the Ill II ~ 4
INNOVATION shop itself And n you have III n ~ u
account at GMBELS you can have them ii AA
charged instead Of paying caah for them. 0&kxT
NNh
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COURT HOLDS MRS. BISHOP
BlAMElESS IN LOAN CASE.
Wife Of Banker Was Accused of
Pawning Gems Already Given
Another as Security,

AaSistrate Mcouade in Harlem Court
to-day disposed Of the charge Of with
holding property pledged a. collateral.
made three months ago against Mrs.
James Cunningham Bishop. wife Of q
banker. who IL suing her husband for
divorce. Mrs. Bishop was discharged.
the Court holding NO case had been
made against her
Frank Failon Of No. ~ West One
Hundred and Third street alleged that
in January. 1911. Mrs. Bishop borrowed
1900 from Failon. He claims she gave
his mother. nurse in the Bishop fam
in diamond collar valued at $4,000 IS
security and later. on pretext OF want
Ing 70 wear the collar at Q reception.
pawned 1t. with other jewelry.
FAllon, unable to collect his money
or get possession of the diamond collar.
applied to tn, courts and las given a
summons for Mrs. Bishop. commanding
her TO answer to q charge of hypothe-
eating property in which another had an
interest. Her defense was that s%e did
not put up the diamond collar as Sc
curity for the loan. but fully protected
FAIlon by giving him a note.
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LINER FIGHTS BIG WAVES
THAT MAKE HER DAY LATE.
rotterdam Is Swept by Great Seas
Puring Passage That Fright
ened Passengers.

lsud-Amsrica line, came into port to-
day twsnty-four hours late. from Rot
terdan. She sailed on May 10. and on
the following day ran into . northeas.
gale. which hung on to her for three
days. Day and night tho steamer la
bored under stress Of weather and mon
stsr waves constantly swept her from
stem 70 stern.
Tho Rotterdam Is the largest and
strongest steamer on the line. and the
passenger say she behaved most beau
thuliy In the storm. Mountains Of
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NINETY EMPLOYERS
\ FINED FOR BREAKING
new LABOR LAWS
One Manufacturer Told PAY of
Eight Cents an Hour to Girl
Is Ridiculous.

N'nsty' employers Of labor either
pleaded guilty or we're convicted Of
violating labor laws in Part I. Of Special
Sessions to-day and paid fines amount
sms 70 nearly 1900. A fine of 80 or the
alternative Of FIVE days In the City
Prison was imposed in the majority Of
cases. Some Of the defendants did
mon have enough money with them to
pay the hnes imposed and were obliged
70 wait in the prison pen until telephone
messages could be sent to their oficss
for funds.
Norris Kiopsky. who has . factory
where boys coats arc made at No. 10
Mansin street. was nned 80 or given the
alternative Of ten days In the Tombs.
He was found guilty OF employing Q
hftesn-year-old girl in cleaning coats
Without having working papers. Attor-
nsy Cunningham Of tn Labor Depart
ment told the Court that the girl was
paid only eight cents An hour for her
work.
such payment - that = ridiculous"
said Presiding Justice zellsr. ''Ths
labor Of any person should be worth
more than eight cents IN hour. Thu
Court v not inclined to b lsnisnt when
A>esndants In labor Law violation ossAs
are found to pay their employees such
low wages"
In all OF the cases where II was
learned that the wages OF employees
AVERAGED only $3.50 or a q week, heavier
fines were imposed.
Mr.. Cunningham explained the unusal
Number Of cases to-day a. q demon.
stration on the part Of employers to
AdiSregAN the nifty -four hour 4 week law
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Savings On Spreads
For Summer Beds

Full prices were not enacted
by the makers Of these hand
some white Bedspreads. 20 that
we can offer them to the Sum-
mer home furnsher as welcome
economies.
Croehss Spreads, plain manned.
large siss. o9.3S. usually Sos.
Croehst Spreads. seallopsd. double
bed de. at %. usually SETS.
Masssillss Spreads. full siss. ham,
med. IN fine patterns. at $50. usually
eI.26.
Satin-finishsd Spreads. hsmmsd,
nsw designs. largo sizes. at e1.4S,
usually S2.s6. Second Ylser
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and there was no inclination to disobey
orders. Ono Of the many combers that
sloshed the deck would have been sui
hcient to have carried overheard the
entire 500 passengers of the Rotor
dam.
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whits-tippsd green water rolisd up b.
fore her and went crashing down on
her great dsch. sending spray and
spums near 70 the top Of her high fun
neis. While the storm ragged none OK
the passengers was allowed On deck.
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Dress Shields
- for pair oimosls oernent
III Pre-; D.,s sn' sSa M. sewing or p"A'
0Se for two lSc psire oiHosls
Perfection" Warranted Dress
Us for thrss 100 psirss otnsteis
Duchess Washable Dress 0hielda.
- dosso paira
Miscoll SnoouS
q each for Washable Polishing
iSS for three 30 Asbestos Iron
: sseh for Tomato Pin Cushions.
los for dossn Wooden. handle Iron
AS for washable Woo, Polishing
iSe for two 100 Folding Nickel.
plated Coat Hangers.
LES for three 10 oimbsis "IAacs
Knit" WaAh Cloths.
. for Linen Corset Lace.
100 for 800 Cord Shopping BASs.
1se for two 400 cards Spiral Col.
81 ST two $50 boxes olmssls
20: seT i.S; 50 s.ss:: M,!y.ca'.
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Garden Tools
Nallssbls Iron RAkss---I0. - and
lS-t0oth. 1>o sa0h. reg. tSc 70 zoe.
Crucibls Steel RAksS--
~ tooth. at 90, reg. SOC.
IL tooth, at ~ reg. bbc.
10 tooth, At 10, reg. 90.
SPEEDING Forks. t-tine. d handle:
at Boo, regularly 7bc.
Extra Heavy Forks. steel: l-sine. ID
handle. at 7Se, REGULARLY SOC.
0psAAs, rivetsd back. d handle. at
>6o each. regularly GOO.
Shovels, square or round pointed. at
~. regularly soc.
Fi0N Hoes. steaa. apsoial 81 ~
Rivstsd Steel Hoes. special at ~.
Garden Sets, four pieces. Apecially
adapted for Wsnsns ne. Special 81
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-19


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