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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-21

Cincinnati, April 2s.-The national
baseball commission today refused to
reverse the decision of the national
hoard in the case of Player Charles J.
Hemphill, who requested the comm's-
sion to allow his claims for eight days
salary against the Atlanta club OF the
Southern association for one month and
20 days salary against the Columb bus
club, and his transportation bill from
Atlanta to Columbus. Hemphill was
released by Atlanta to Columbus dur
ing the season of 1912.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-21
MARION AGAIN BEATS
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE

Marion. April 19.-(Special.)- )-Marion won
the last game of the series with Missis-
sippi college by a score OF to ]. The
game was won in the first inning, when
the local team made three runs. Stringer
pitched good game for the visitors but
had poor support and was hit hard when
runs were needed worst.
Batteries: Marion, Sargent and Hairs
ton; Mississippi .Stringer and Dale. I'm
pires, Hanna and Butler
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Three Base Hits-Abstein, Love, Wares.
Two Base Hits-Jordan, Schweitzer,
Baerwald, aWrd, Butler, Breen
stolen Bases-Baerwald, Butler.
Sacrifice Hits-Snell. Jantzen.
Douhle Plays-Snell to Jordan; Baerwald
to Jordan to Abstein.
Innings iPtched-Napier with IL hits
and runs; Taylor with hits and 3
runs. ~
Struck Out-Newton 8, Napier 4, Tay-
lor l.
Bases on Balls-Newton 4, Napier 4.
Taylor /.
Hit by Pitcher-Wares.
Wild Pitches-Newton, Napier.
Time-2:20.
I1mpires-Fifield and Rudderham.
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Marsans Hurt

Cincinnati, April 20.-Marsans. the
Cincinnati right fielder was hit by a
batted ball from the bat of Mike
Mitchell of the Chicago team during
practice and had to be carried off the
field. He will be out of the game for
week. although his condition is not con-
sidered dangerous.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-21
NEW HAMMER THROW
RECORD ESTABLISHED

Berkeley, Cal, April 2o.A new Amer
ican intercollegiate record for the 1s
pound hammer throw was set here today
in the twentieth annual track and field
meet of the University of California and
Stanford university. Karl Shattuck of
California hurled the hammer It's feet
10 inches, the previous record, made by
Talbot of Pennsylvania, being 17S feet.
inches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-21

THE REUNION MEETINGS OF THE
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE WILL BEGIN AS FOLLOWS:
LODGE OF PERFECTION TUESDAY,
APRIL %, AT . A. NJ; CHAPTER OF
ROSE CROIx, WEDNESDAY p. NJ,
COUNCIL OF KADOSH, THURSDAY, .
A. NJ, CONsIsTORY, FRIDAY, Q A. M.
CHARLES J. GEOHEGAN, SECY.
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NEW WESTERN RELAY
RECORD ESTABLISHED

Des Moines. Ia April 2o.-Relay rum
ners Of Northwestern university set
new four mile western record here today
ie the Drake relay carnival, winning in
1885 2-5. Kansas won the two mile
event
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Poor Old Reds

Cincinnati, O., April 20.-Making each
OF their three hits count when they
were needed Chicago won from Gin
cinnati today, TO 2. Egan's error in
The eighth proved costly inasmuch )
i. was really the cause of two of the
visitors runs. Both Benton and SuggS
we're effective. Cheney was hit fairly
hard, but Cincinnati could do nothing
with Lavender.
Bates home run scored one tor Gin
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TURTLES FINALLY
DEFEAT BILLIKENS

Montgomery, April 2O.-Memphls
punched hits off Napier in four innings
and won from Montgomery this afternoon
by the score of to 4. Every Memphis
player except the pitcher and catcher
got at least one hit. Newton pitched
good ball and held Montgomery to five
hits Dummy Taylor relieved Napier in
the seventh inning Score:
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Iva against the Chattanooga
I,ookouts, and then will move over to
Nashville.
Thus another week will almost elapse
before the bold and battle Scared
will be again in Birmingham. Satur-
day, however, the Barons will arrive
again in this city. and will entertain
the Lookouts. Following the Look
outs will come the Crackers.
After these few games on Riekwood
Field. the Barons will move south
ward and will be gone until May 16.
The schedule is hard on the men of
Molesworth.
The week just gone was not so sue
cessful, but the fans at home are not
disheartened or discouraged. As
matter of fact, they seem-to be certain
that If any weaknesses are apparent,
those weaknesses will be rectified.
They cannot foresee a team under the
guardianship of woodward finishing
out of the first division.
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American Association

At Minneapolis: Minneapolis 8. To-
ledo s.
At Milwaukee,: Milwaukee .. Indian
apolis 2.
At St Paul: ST. Paul 8. Louisville
13 I'll innings).
At Kansas city: Kansas City O. Co.
lumbus 12.
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Mobile, April 9O.-New Orleans won
brilliantly played ten inning game from
Mobile today, score to /. before an over
flow crowd numbering more than Oooo
people. New Orleans scored first in the
third on Hendryxs infield hit, a walk
sacrifice and infeld out Evans was
nuzzle to Mobile until the eighth, and
did not allow hit up until this time'
when Paulet tripled to left with one down.
Robertson scored him with a single. In
the ninth Evans was removed to make
room for a pinch hitter and Brenton I'm
ished. New Orleans made the winning
run on a walk, single, another base on
balls and sacrifice fly. Cavet was wild
and luckily pulled out of several bad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-21
Miller Huggins' Father Dead

Cincinnati, April 20.---James r. Hug
gins, father of Miller Higgins. mana
ger of the ST. Louis National baseball
team, died suddenly at his home here
today. He was 6S years old.
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PLAYS IN
VERY HARD LUCK

Clemson, S. c.. April 2o.--(Special.) )-Rsin
Interrupted today's game between Glenn
son and Wofford in the fifth inning, with
the score to 4, Clemson at bat and no
outs. with men on second and third
r.. Fl. T..
Clemson ................ 200 2*--4 3 5
Wofford Observation-Disclosures. 900 22-4 ?
Batteries: Ezell and Brown; Frey and
Bethea
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Hit for Evans in ninth.

Three Base H1t-PauIet
Sacrifice Hit-Jacobson, Atz, Clancy,
Spencer, Snedecor.
Stolen Bases-Snedecor (2).
Hits Apprehension Evans 2, with i
run in innings.
struck Out-By Cavet 2, by Evans 6.
BASES on Balls--Off Cavet 6. off Evans l..
Hit by Pitcher-By Cavet (SpenceD
Double Plays-Starr 10 Stock to Pau
let (2).
Left on Bases-Mobile 2, New Or
leans 10.
Time-1:55.
Umpires-Hart and Wright
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Dallas: Dallas 8, Waco o.
At Houston: Houston 8, Beaumont ].
At Galveston: Galveston A. San An
tonic /.
At Fort Worth: Fort Worth 2. AUS
Tin I
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BIG CROWD SEES
PELS DEFEAT GULLS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday
GamesToday

Memphis .. Montgomery 4.
New Orleans 2, Mobile l.,
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Athletics Beat Baltimore

Baltimore April 2o.-The Philadel-
phia Athletics defeated the Baltimore
Internationals at Back River today 10 to
g. Score: r. II. E.
Philadelphia ... .o02 021 211--10 Is 0
Baltimore ..... 900 200 130- 10 Q
Batteries; Taft and Schang; Davidson,
Vickers and Lidgate, Payne
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The cities Of the league are Ra-

leigh. Charlotte, Durham, Winston-Sa-
lem, Greensboro and Ashville.
In Raleigh, Chestnut expects to meet
Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy.
Daniels owns the News and Observer, and
is stockholder in the Raleigh club. He
is a first rate fan, and may invite Scott
to go sailing with him. The Birmingham
product states that he will continue to
boost Birmingham, which he declares to
be the livest city on any circuit.
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cinnati in the opening inning. Cbica 60
tailed one on Bridwell's triple and
Archers single in the firth. cincin-
rati also got one in that inning when
Clark singled and was forced out PES
cher singled and Zimmerman threw
Tinkers grounder wild Chicago scored
two in the eighth When with one out
f.san fumpieo Mi,eneHs grounder and
Zimmerman's triple brought him home
Zimmerman scored on Saier's out score
by innings K. Fl. T..
Chicago QUO 010 020-3 3
Cincinnati ...... 100 010 0O0-2 I
Batteries-Cheney, Lavender and Ar
cher; Benton, Suggs and Clarke. Time.
2:o5. Umpires. Owens and Guthrie.
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The Tennis Pairs

New York, April 20.-H. Fl. Hackett
slated as one of the American doubles
pair for the Davis cup tennis matches
against the Australians made his first
appearance today in preparatory prac-
tice for the international competitions
Hackett paired with W. NJ. Hall. with
whom he was rated as No. on the
ranking list for 1912. and the pair
split sets with t. r. Pell and f. c.
Inman at 7-5, SIS, 81, 6--S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-21

Or. EDWARD CARTER PERKINS
DR.. Edward Carter Perkins, Yale '98,
whose father was a banker in Hart
ford, Conn, will become missionary
Of the Board of Foreign Missions of
the Methodist Church and go to China.
DIR. Perkins was a member of the
Yale track team and in his senior year
its captain. He also showed excellence
In scholarship and was received into
the Phi Beta Kappa. He will receive
no salary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-21

birmingham at Chattanooga.
Atlanta at Nashville.
New Orleans at Mobile.
Memphis at Montgomery.
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TURTS AND PELS
TURN TABLES ON
GULLS AND BILLS

Z II oLEswoRTH's team will
MI play today and tomorrow
Iva against the Chattanooga
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HOUSES O RENT

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR RENT
$30.00-6 room house. all modern but
,.o.oo@ne:s t io sSsni nss. III : m 4 Rsssosst es:.,
all hardwood floors University
,.s.oo.Nesw. six room. all modern
house. hardwood floors. Cherry
8 s.oo-s room house on Elm street.
{ 1905 ROOF house on Dixie avenue.
tss.oo-io room: al ~Sdern house
,.s.oo@h:iEss w9 eesm f'0s s1i m %a.nnt ssg e
~. hardwood floors. Walnut street.
$ls.oo-7 room house. city water. North
Fifth street.
sss.oo-Fiat. all modern. South Third
32o.ooSe room house. all modern but
heat. Fourth avenue.
$780, room cottage. on Third ave.
e3o.oo-6. room house. all modern but
FOR SALE
: 500 acres Of hay land for season
1918: 20 acres OF farm land, with
~ acres plowed ana ready for
. sse- et'P Room house on Ninth avenue.
Garden tracts. from one acre to ten
$3ooo-New. six room house. all mod
ern.. hardwood floors. North
Fifth street
". H KELSEY.
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FEMALE HELp-conunued.

|ALEsI.ADY wANTEp-A NoRwEG-
ian lady clerk. with a few years ex-
fRnsss .sa and :" @ niX seG9'' S Sasiss u1 for a
general store in q town OF 400. Must
be q good stock keeper and saleslady
and OF q neat appearance and must
be able to speak the Norwegian lan-
guage. Good. steady Job for the
right party. Answer stating, age,
experience and wages wanted. Must
have good references. Address $40
Times. Herald,
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FARM LANDS

leo ACRES. s MILES NORTH OF MAX,
n. D.. This land Is little rolling and
nents;s ali tiil.bie: siio per acre. iso
little rolling and some surface stone;
no improvements; all tillable; SO per
acre. 100 acres. u miles east Of
Douglas, n: p; al tillable; no i'm
81 miles south OF Wheelock. n: D..
little rolling: some stone: all tillable;
two houses; barn. and we'll good wa
ter; 20 acres fenced; 114 per acre.
N. D.: IA miles north Of Minot, N. D.:
all level; 100 acres broke; no build
ings; no better Lane in North Da-
kota: $23 per acre; no trade. The
above Is q snap for any investor.
Will give special terms. Grow Cloth
ing Co., Minot, N. d.
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N. This land is little rolling and SONS
100 acres. s miles south Of Ryder, N.
D. Little rolling and some surface
stone, no improvements. all tillable.
n; :: All tiflabie. no so'i im p %saats
s2o acres s. miles south Of wheelock.
n. p. Little rolling. some stone, ali
tillable. two houses, barn and well,
good water. 20 acres fenced. $l4.00 per
iso acres s miles south Of Glenburn,
~; p. IA miles north of Minot, n. D.
All level. 100 acres broke. no buildings.
acre. No trade.
The above is a snap for any investor,
will give special terms.
CROW CLOTHING CO. MINOT. N. D.
FINE. WELL IMPROVED FARM, TWO
miles from Bowbells. county seat Of
Burke Tnsas c cunt o, on main mai. line Of two
and churches. This farm is worth
so per acre. Il sold soon. $3.50 an
acre takes it. 1t will a you we'll to
to sell. Address s75 Times-Herald.
HOW TO MAKE AN ORCHARD IN
British Columbia. Send twenty-five
FRUIT B. rr a; the f RT1tiTe; ;Tlnn,9|E B. &c g;
beginners or experienced growers.
International Securities Company.
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Winnipeg. Canada.
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CARPENTER WORK

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR ALI.
ktnds Of s%srpsntsr work and 9ia.ins
Carpenter and General Jobbsr. Phone
e37M, OF 67sL. Tri-9tata.
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AGENTS wANTED-FoR THE "HoR-
rors Of the Ohio Flood" The first
and only authentic book describing
tho most horrible disaster known in
the history Of the world. Retail
price 800. The biggest opportunity
Of a life time. Agents price 36c for
Mall order Co., Box 1861. Laramie.
Wyo.
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cHIROPODIsTs
EXCHANGES
COME our AND SEE

r COME OUT AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF
The fine new Sc room hotel located on
the best corner in q new railroad and
county seat town. This hotel is for
land in exchange for part or all. Tho
hotel 10 doing q fine business and will
be q money maker. We might consid-
or renting It to q first class. reliable
hotel man II he will buy the furniture.
Write and see VIM. II. Brown Co.. Man.
dan. North Dakota.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A SMALL.
grocery. and confectionery with build:
Ing. living rooms in rear. and second
floor: on corner lot. A. Hagestad.
East Grand Forks, Mimi.
HAVE GOOD AUTOMOBILE AND TWO
city houses. Will trade either for
farm land. r. o. Box 36s, City.
HAVE A QUARTER SECTION AND "A
half section land will trade for city
. property. F.. B. Wadsley.
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eeneraI hoSsewerk. Small fi family.
MS. G.. q. Leverich. 1903 University
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We FURNISH YOU CAPITAL TO RUN
profitable business Of your own:
sell high grade custom made shirts.
also guaranteed sweaters. UNDER
wear. hosiery, and necktics direct to
homes. Write steadfast Mills. Dept.
-. Cohoes, N, Y.
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wANTED-CoMPETENr GIRL FOR
general homework. Mrs. I. A. Nell
raith. 2l0 South Fourth, East Grand
Forks. !.
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WANTED = GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; Mrs. N. w. Day. Call at
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
FOR sALE-16 H. p. MAXWELL RUN
about auto, with top. wind shield.
mud chains. Prest-O-Lite tank; good
as new; run less than 1000 miles
Will be sold cheap. Address p. o
Box No. 374.
1911 REQ 6 PASSENGER TOURING
car fully equipped and first class run
ming order at q bargain for someone.
Address S73 Times-Herald.
FOR sALE+GooD SECOND HAND
EN-. +. touring car. Lyons Auto
&c.
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
Good income assured. Address Ma
I. tional Cooperative Realty Co. v.
. 1925 Marden Building. Washington.
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HATTERS.

LADIES 4 MEMS HATS CLEANED 4
rebloeked. All kinds. All shapes.
SATISFACTION guaranteed. Wilson.
Hotel D0cotAh.
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MALE HELP-CoNrrNurp.

SALESMAN - TRAVELLING; SALARY
and expenses o commission; must be
active. ambitious. energetic; splendid
opportunity: former experience. not
essential Landmark Cigar Co.. Dem
yer, Pa.
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AGENTs-S2b A WEEK FOR TWO
hours work a day. A brand new
hosiery proposition that beats them
ples II you mean business. Guaran-
teed Hosiery Co., s117 Penn Bldg,
Dayton, Ohio.
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RAIN AND COLD
WORKS HAVOC

A~o H
one. seemed an improved team. Too
few games which have been played
in this league. however. indicate tho
relative strength Of the clubs through
actual work on the diamond.
In the American league, two pitched
battles In Boston between the worlds
champions. h Red SoX. and the Phil.
adelphia Athletics resulted in favor
of Manager Connie Mack's men. The
POOR showing Of Wood and Bedient,
two Of he champions star box men,
was a feature of the brief series,
which also showed the Athletics ia
nous star infield working we'll. with
Eddie Collins as its particularly bright
luminary. Neither Coombs nor Benz
der of h Athletics box men dis
played winning form however, while
Plank was as reliable as ever The
Bostons proved the same hard fight
ers. This was easily the most notable
series Of the week.
The only other clubs to play az
many as W games were st. Louis and
Detroit, with the honors going to the
Browns. Manager StoVall seems to
have an improved lot Of men. but
DetrOit's old star twirler. Mullin, 10
showing good form. Jennings team
is handicapped by the lack Of "
Cobb's services. Cobb. the most con.
spicuous of hold outs" Is standing
pat SO far on his demand for a SIS, 900
salary, while President Navin Of the
Tigers is on record as declaring that
Cobb will have to make the Text adj
vances. Much interest centers in tho
outcome Of their dispute.
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sALEsMEN-S10O TO $500 PER MONTH
selling our oils. greases and paints.
Do not be satisfied; get our PROPOSE
ton. Salary or commission. Inland
Oil Works company, Cleveland. Ohio.
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WE MAKE YOUR OLD HATS NEW
again. g. Friedman. II 8. 9Th 81.
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WANTED = EXPERIENCED WAIT.
ress:. wages $50 per month. Apply
Jennings Hotel. Cavalier. n. d.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
Eckman. 402 South Fourth st.
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WANrED-FoR GRAND FORKS AND
surrounding territory, q branch. Of.
flee manager. Also LOCAL agents IN
every. town to sell ~ life acci-
ance Company of the u. 8. A. A. F.
McLane, State Agent. Minot, N. d.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-E1GHT ROOM
house and four acres Of garden; also
good work horse. William Jarvis,
Minnesota Point.
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
Mrs. B. a. Sell. whitman. II. D.
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PRINTER WANTED-FoREMAN, AT
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weeklies in North Dakota. Town Of
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dress. with references. 87@ Tines
Herald.
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AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE EAs1-
est selling household article ever Of
for full particulars. F. T. Tollerton,
Box rs. Independence. Ia.
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AGENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO
sell our. household speciality. Get
busy and send for free particulars
s. e. Minneanilia. MINI.
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800 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES TO
travel n distribute samples for big
manufacturer; steady work. Scheffer,
Treasurer. 734 Sherman. Chicago.
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FOR sALE-w1LL SELL A GOOD SIX
room house. close in, on small
fine chance to buy a home. F. b.
Wadsley.
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selling Guaranteed Hosiery for iarg-
est manufacturer in America. Why
not you? Complete outfit free. Write
quick to our city office. Madison
Mills, 4S6 Broadway, New York City.
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FOR sALE-22-cAL1BRE MARLIN
repeater rifle: new. For particulars
call 1871 Us. or 615 South Fourth
street.
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TRAVELLING Statesmen WANTED
Best side line yet. Pays all expenses.
Pocket sales outfit. Easy seller.
Co., 2005 Michigan avenue, Chicago.
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CANADIAN A R N

We have farm lands within 8 miles
Of town at from $1,000 to $500 per
quarter section. Write US for particu-
Island. Alberta.
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FOR sALE-FouR ROOM COTTAGE
and so foot lot. SIS North Third
street: East Grand Forks. G. r.
jacob.
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AaENTs-s26 A WEEK FOR TWO
hours work q day. A, brand e
hosiery proposition that beats them
all. Write for terms and free sam
ples II you NEAR business. Guarah-
teed Hosiery Co.. 9116 Penn Bldg,
DAYTON. Ohio.
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AGENTS MAKE s25 TO 800 EVERY
week selling sign letters for stores
and offices. Success guaranteed.
Sign Co., 437 N. Clark, Chicago.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-ALL MODERN
8 room dwelling on Belmont avenue.
close in. Would consider part trade
& Loan Co.
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NATIONAL VACUUM CLEANER
Patented and, guaranteed. over
$4,000 satisfied customers In United
States and Canada. Best known
vacuum cieaner on market. See new
metal flexible spring adjusting nos.
xle. Also makers Of fast selling
for prices. tanning Stone Sales Co..
Gas. Bldg, Chicago. +
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HOUSES o SALE

FOR sALE-sIx ROOM HOUSE, $3.50;
50 It. corner, University avenue.
$3.50; SO IT., Seventh venue $3.50.
Easy terms. Discount for cash. M.
w. Duffy, 81 Cherry street.
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BIG CASH BONUS MONTHLY AND 100
per cent profit. working whole or
part time. Best 25c seller. A two
minute demonstration makes every
call a SALE Free sample and parttc-
uiars O.. v. Sales Co., - Spruce
street. New York.
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If WE WOULD GIVE You A W.ACRE
farm free. along U line of railroad.
would you be willing to tell your
friends about our land opening? For
particulars address Mr.. j. B. Clark,
Land Commissioner. Live Oak. Perry
g. Gulf. Railroad Company. Box 81.
Live Oak, Florida.
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FOR RENT-sIx ROOM MODERN
house at 6l5 South Fourth street,
Phone COL. Northwestern.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-14

wANTEp-coMPErENT GIRL FOR
Eenssai n hsu ,sS }nk smell family.
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I HAVE THE BEST PROPOSITION IN
existence for agents: $50 a week
made regularly; whole or part time.
Address Byrne. 1896 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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FOR sALE-CosY SIX ROOM HOUSE;
west end; paved street; price right;
terms. Inquire Savings Bank, City.
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325 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
Trustworthy people to travel and dis
tribute samples for big wholesale
house. G. Emery, Chicago.
BEST sFLoOD DISASTER" BOOK. $50
pages. $500. SO per cent commits
sion or better. Outfit mailed free.
Nichols, Naperville. Ill.
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AGENTS wANTED-ALsO TEN CREW
managers: new scheme: big profits;
thirty days credits; samples free.