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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-08-26
Was WOman's Skull In At
tempting To Save Son
From Being GOred To Death
By Angry Bull
Mrs. Henry MOtz In A Most
Serious Condition

Jelloway, ohio, August 25-While
attempting to save her son from death
under the hoofs of an angry bull in a
field at this place Saturday evening,
Mrs. Henry Motz was perhaps fatally
injured by the enraged animal which
gored her about the body with its
horns and trampIed her with ts hoofs.
She sustained fractured skull and is
suffering concussion Of the brain in
addition to the terrible wounds in
flicted by the bulls horns. Her condi-
tion is most critical.
At about 6 o'clock Saturday evening
the Motz boy went into the field to
get the cows. The bull charged at
him and knocked him to the earth.
His cries alarmed his mother who
ran to his rescue. The bull turned
its attention upon her and the LAD
made his escape with no other injuries
except painful bruises and slight flesh
wounds. The boys cries brought sew
eral men to his mothers assistance
and she was rescued, but not until
she had been terribly injured. She
was carried to the Motz home a short
distance away and DR.. j. A. Reed was
called Immediately in attendance. 1t
was at first thought that the wounds
in her body inflicted by the horns of
the bull were the only injuries but it
was discovered soon afterward that
the skull was fractured and that a
blow upon the head, probably by one
of the animals hoops, had caused con-
cussion of the brain.
For a period of several hours Mrs.
MOTIFS death was expected to occur
at any moment but she showed a
slight Improvement Monday and faint
hopes for her recovery are now enter
tanned. At no time since her injuries
were sustained has Mrs. Motz fully
regained consciousness although she
at times rouses slightly but is unable
to speak.
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Prof. Crooks Lecture

DR.. James w. Crook of Amherst
college, morning lecturer at the chau-
tauqua, spoke Monday on "The High
Cost Of Living" He brought out that
entirely too much importance is as
cribed to the bearing of tariiflaws and
the trusts on this problem. "The
high cost of living is caused" he said,
"by positive influences, such as the
movement from the country to the
city, thus disturbing the balance of
production and consumption" With
this as one of the fundamental causes,
DR.. Crook worked out solution in
detail. All who were fortunate
enough to hear the lecture were de-
lighted with its educational value.
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right ankle was broken and that sbe
had received a blow on the back Of
her head causing slight concussion Of
the brain. Mrs. Cover sustained frac.
tnres Of two ribs on the right side and
dislocatlon of her right collar bone.
The Injuries to Mrs. Fairchlld and
Mrs. Cover while exceedingly pain.
full were not regarded as serious, and
they are getting along In very sat
isfactory manner.
AS soon as the nature of Mrs.
Waight's injury was manifest, thore
was but one conclusion of the at.
tending physicians, and that was that
1t would have fatal termination.
Death came at 1885 Sunday evening.
Immediately after the accident tole-
grams we're sent to Mr.. Armstead
Waight and Mrs Karl Ricketts,, son
and daughter of Mrs. Waight, at Chi
cago, and they, with Mr.. Ricketts,,
left that city on the b. & O., arriving
here Monday morning. A message of
the accident was also sent to Mr.. Jno.
Ready, a brother of Mrs. Waight, at
New York, and he started for Mt. ver-
non upon receiving the telegram.
Mrs. Waight was born at New Phil
adelphia, Ohio, and was 55 years of
age. AS bride she came to Mt. ver-
non to live and this las been he.
home for over thirty years. During
her many years of residence in Mt
Vernon she made hosts of friends, to
whom her death is a great shock.
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thrown alongside of her father. He
instantly grabbed the babe In his
arms and struggled to extricate his
feet from under the car. No sooner
had he got them out and scrambled
little distance forward, than the
machine made another turn, again
pinioning his feet. Once more he sum-
moned all of his frantic energies and
this time got out of reach of the car
entirely and, laying his child ona bank
of grass, devoted his energies to the
other occupants of the car. He no.
ticed that Harriet Fairchild had es-
capped unscratched as she, on being
precipitated out of the machine when
first it started to turn, had run away
as fast as possible and was entirely
out of range of the big machine when
it finally halted.
Looking over the scene, Mr.. Cover
noticed Mr.. Waight going around the
hood of the machine where he was
endeavoring 10 extricate Mrs. Waight,
Mrs. Cover and Mrs. Fairchild, all of
whom we're pinioned under the heavy
bulk OF the car. He ran to his assist
ance and was able to drag his wife,
Mrs. Cover, out from under the mass.
He laid her down on grass plot and
then returned to assist Judge Waight
in getting the other women out. The
efforts of Judge Waight and Mr.. Cow
er to extricate them we're without
avail, and Mr.. Cover rushed to the
railroad and called for help to some
men who were walking along the
track. There was quick response,
and the heavy machine was lifted
from its victims.
Apparently Mrs. Waight was dead.
From residence nearby telephone
messages were sent summoning ply
sicians and ambulances and the in
jured were brought to the city
An examination Of Mrs. Waight at
her home revealed that she had re-
ceived a fatal injury in the fracture
of her skull.
At the Fairchild home an examina-
ton of Mrs. Fairchild showed that her
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Death
Comes To Judge DeChant At
Battle Greek

Columbus, o., Aug. Ex-Governor
Cox received a telegram that Judge
William L. Dechant of Middletown, ap-
pointed on the public utilities commits
sion last week, died at Battle Creek
sanitarium this morning. Judge De-
chant assisted in drafting the new
public utilities law
A son Of Judge Dechant, Frederick
B. Dechant, was a member of last
years freshman class at Kenyon and
is quite well-known in Mt. Vernon.
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Sunday morning with it's cool, re-
tomobiling, and Judge and Mrs. J. B..
Waight, in their Cadillac car, drove
to the residence of Mr.. e. Fl. Fair
child, on East Gambler street, to take
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Cover, of Green
vile, S. c., guests at the Fairchild
home, ride into the country. Mrs.
Fairchild accepted an invitation to
join the party. When the car left the
Fairchild residence shortly after 10 o.
clock, Judge Waight and Mr.. Cover
occupied the front seat, while the
rear was occupied by Mrs. Waight,
Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Cover, Harriet
Fairchild, eight-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild, and Caroline,
the seven-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cover.
The car was driven by Judge
Waight and ride was taken out the
Green Valley road and return was
made by way of Fredericktown. After
riding in town the car was driven out
the Columbus road just before noon.
The machine, on making it's re-
turn trip, now reached the Pennsyl-
vania railroad track at point just
beyond the glass factories known as
the Johnson crossing.
In approaching this crossing the
roadway parallels the railroad track,
making an acute arc to the Columbus
road. The grade of the railroad is
fully fifteen feet high at the point of
the crossing. AS the car crossed the
railroad track its right wheels ran
very close to the edge of the embank-
ment, and the soft earth gave way
under the weight, causing the machine
to topple over sideways down the
steep hill In going down, the car
turned over one and half times,
stopping on its side, with it's front
end toward the city
At the first turn Of the car down the
emDankment, Judge Waight, Mr..
Cover and the two children were
hurled out of it. By some turn OF
fortune, little Carolyn Cover was
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UNCLAIMED mail

To avoid delay in delivery have
your mail addressed to street and
P. o. box or general delivery,
The following letters remain up
claimed in the Mt Vernon postoffice
Advertised Aug. 25, 1918.
Bacher, ]. B.
Biase, Felix Dix
Boos, Messrs.
Bryant VIM.
Cooper, Mrs. Rose
DEM, H.
Dyer, Sanford
Gallagher, Mrs. Glen
Greenwell, Miss Jane (2)
McCaid, James
McClelland, B.
Mcintyre, R. G.
Mitchell, Mary
Houbler, Mrs. Jeanette
Swisher, Mrs. Minnie
Vandergriff, Mrs. Anna
Williamson, Elijah
Foreign
Smith, Mrs. Ed.
Lambert, Fernand
SHERIDAN G. DowDS,
Postmaster,
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TO LAY
Corner Stone Of New County
Jail On Thursday
Mt. Zion Lodge T. & A. N.
To Have Charge Of
Exercises

The corner stone of the new Knox.
county jail will be laid with appro>
pirate exercises next Thursday after
noon at o'clock.
Officers and members OF Mt. SioE
lodge No. 8, F. & A. M. will have
charge of the laying of the corner
stone and the usual ritualistic service
of the order for such occasions will ba
used.
A special dispensation from Grand
Master G. M. Griffith of Cleveland has
been obtained and it is possible that
the grand master may atten the ex,
ercises.
The city band will play for the ex-s
ercises and the public is invited to
attend.
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For The Farmers And Gfanq.,
crS' Picnic At Park
Governor Cox Is Scheduled
To Speak At / P. M.

The following is the program for
the Farmers and Grangers' picnic to-
be held at Lake Hiawatha Park, Wed,
nesday August o. Everything is.
Free "
All the citizens of Knox county are
invited to bring their baskets and en-
joy the best day of the season.
10 o'clock a. m, Band Music--Wat-
erford Band.
Base Ball Game-Milford Grange
VS.. Morris or Clinton Grange.
Music-Milford Quartet.
1. a. m, Address-Governcr James
M, Cox.
Music-Milford Quartet.
Address--Hon S. E. Strobe.
Music-MiIford Quartet,
Address-Senator John Cunning
ham.
Music-Waterford Band
The Waterford Band will play at iR.p.
tervals throughout the day
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Cociiety
- News
Herron-Clark
NIIpfiaIS

Herron-Clark
Nuptials
Mr. Harold Burton Heron of North
Main street and Miss Olive Marguerite
Clark of the brandon road, wellknown
young people, were married Monday
morning at z o'clock By Rev. e. d.
Barnett at 205 South Gay street
where they will be at home after Sep
tember first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heron left immediate.
ly for Piqua, Ohio, on their wedding
trip.
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tuesdays Program

Morning-Boy Scouts. Lecture,
Immigration" J. W. Crook.
Acknowledgement, The Barnard
Orchestra. Lecture, Traitors to JUS
tice," Hon. Marcus A. Kavanaugh.
Evening-Joy night. A novel pro-
gram by Ralph Bingham, assisted by
the Barnard Orchesta.
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The funeral of Mrs. Waight will oc-
cur at 8 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
the late residence, East High street.
DR.. Charles j. Rose of Granville will
of1iciate. The interment will be made
in Mound View cemetery.
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Rumor has it that Hugh Duffy will
dispose of his Portland, (Me) club
and that next season will find him
again plotting big league team.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-08-26

An appalling accident occurred the noon hour
Sunday when large automobile containing people
went down embankment at railroad crossing just
south Of Mt Vernon causing the death of of the
occupants-Mrs. j. B. Waight, and very and
painful injuries to two othersMrs E. H. Fairchild and
Mrs. T. G. Cover.
Mrs. Waght sustained fracture of the skull which
had fatal termination few hours after the accident
Mrs. Fairchld received broken ankle and an injury
to her head and Mrs Cover two broken ribs and dis
located collar bone.
Mr. r. c. Cover sustained the laceration of artery
in his right foot
The other occupants of the car Judge j. B. Waight,
Harriet Fairchild and Caroline Cover escaped without
injury.
The marvel is that all not killed outright in the
horrible accident
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Strong POINTS
OF THE BUCKEYE STATE BUILD
ING AND LOAN COMPANY,
RANKIN BUILDING. % WEST
GAY STREET, COLUMBUS,

First. Safety. All money deposit
ed with this company is loaned only
on first mortgage on homes and farms
the safest of all mortgage loans.
The value of homes and farms is
more permanent tnan that of any 9TH
er security. Stocks and bonds come
and go, but homes and farms in Con-
trail Ohio stay good forever. Write or
call for booklets. Five per cent paid
on time deposits. Assets $6,6OO,OOO.
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FILES BOND
Does County ReCorder-EI
Edgar c. Rush

File Bond
Edgar G. Rush, Democrat, who sue
ceeds Benjamin r. Parker as county
recorder on Monday, September /,
filed his bond with the county com
missioners on Monday and the same
was approved. The bond was in the
sum of $4,000 and was signed by S. b.
Turney, Columbus Ewalt and Ezra
Turney.
Deeds Filed
John Sutton to Mary Spearman, lot
10 Lawncrest, 81.
inventory and Appraisement-
In the matter of the estate of Lovina
Hood, an inventory and appraisement
has been filed showing the following
Moneys $296.22, securities $532.8S.
Total $82910.
Marriage Licenses
Harold B. Heron, lineman, and Oh
i've M. Clark, teacher, both of Mt.
Vernon. Rev. E. D. Barnett.
Edward E. Allspaugh, clerk, and
Isabelle M. Stokes, bookkeeper, both
of Mt. Vernon. Rev. ]. T. Black.
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! HURLED down
AN EMBANKMENT
An Automobile With Seven Occupants
Turned Over
Resulting In Fatal Injuries To Mrs.
]. B. Waight
Mrs. FairChi|d SuStainS A Fractured
Ankle And Mrs. Cover Two
Broken Ribs

THE DEAD
Mrs. j. B Waight, skull fractured, resulting fatally
THE INJURED
Mrs. H. Fairchild right ankle broken and injury
I to back of head.
Mrs. T. G. Cover, two ribs on right side broken and
right collar bone disocated.
Mr. T. G. Cover, artery in right foot severed
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-08-26

Children's night. The Mozart Con-
cert Company and Laurant, the Magic
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BUSINESS CHANGES

willow RivER-1NTERIoR BRIT!
fish Columbia's future manufacturing
rivalled opportunities for money
making Investments. business an0
homes. Located on the Fraser ano
Willow rivers. Grand Trunk Pacific,
railroads, in the center Of a large.
rich farming and timber district. the
natural supply point for the wonder
ful Peace River Country. and the rich
future of Willow River. Write now.
today. for free maps, plans. etc. Pa
ciftc Land q Townsites Co, 1924 Rich
ards street, Vancouver. b. c. Agents
wanted.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

re sg n.sF1 :is;'isx Hsnns sse y: ssrs 4ca 'fs'{
piowing; the remainder to be sowed
to barley and oats. Will sell stock
and machinery to. run h same If
five miles east Of Cando. Good pas
ture and all new buildings. Write
Box 1922. Cando. N. d.
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MAJ ,gers with $500 to $1,000 to IS.
YoS handle own money. Guaranteed
rsonthly salary. also liberal commits
sion. Reference required. Sales
MGR. SEQ Old Colony Bldg, Chicago.
RESPONSIBLE MANUFACTURER DE.
sires placing valuable agency. per-
petuat repeater. income Garner. bust
protected territory guaranteed. Au-
tomato Perfection. II West 42nd.
N I.
FOR 'sALE-BIyoU THHATER, EAST
Grand Forks. MINI. l..8
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w. H. KELSEY

FOR RENT-GooD 6 ROOM HOUSE AT
301 Walnut. Close in. all modern but
neat; Rem $4,000. Phone Northwest
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aALEs1fEN. ,NANTED-A FEW ExPE-
r msn ;,si s6 aayertising s.les.
bank'f5 sup1iis4 leather, cloth and
wooden FOODS and novelties; estab-
4 liehed .tsffttory. Apply quick. Econ.
Z ] Advertising Company, Iowa City,
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FOR RENT-sEvEN ROOM COTTAGE,
all modern except heat. INQUIRE n
: North Seventh. ]. w. Ross.
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EXCHANGES

WILL EXCHANGE $1,000 EQUITY IN
100 acres'of unimproved land In Bel
$3.50 In nice unimproved- 1856 acres
I'M Williams. county, Nd, for stock
of groceries,, dry goods. notions. etc,
of equal value. at wholesale prices.
Write T. B. Hurry, Bowbells. N. d.
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MALE HELP-cont,nued.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS MAN FOR
grand Eorksss LILO open territory: In
And domestfcs hand .colored cal
/. endars. .Ala0. 4AKartising specielttes;
libsralvpfopesitinn to the right man.
: Yhos. ~ Hetkknnln /. Co.. .827. Hilbert
street; EPhlISdOlphia. q
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~. FOR SALE.
xl00o--7 room house, city water, so foot
lot. good cement walks, on Uni
Et4B00-AI1 modern, eight room house
80. With garage, on Fourth. avenue.
ssoooTsix room. all modern house,
So. University avenue. easy terms.
$S0o0-Six room, ali modern house. on
Cherry Street,
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HOUSES O SALE

> .
!. WE SELL ON EASY TERMS.
. $2250. 0o-New s room house with /.
electric lights. sewer, water,
. bath n gas. so foot lot. On
North Fourth st. Easy terms. 1
: $500. 00-Five room cottage on
Cheyenne Ave. \ Easy terms.
. $500. oo-Four room cottage on
= u North Fourth street. Has cellar
and city water. B-1707.
!. 5000. 00-New. six room house in
!: Riverside Park. Has cellar,
bath. maple floors. A good buy.
. 5000. 0o-s room house. strictly
up.to-date. Has gas, electric I
lights. hot water heat, etc. On I
Walnut street. B-l62S.
. 1880. 00-Seven room house ON
lone avenue Has cellar. water.
!. maple floors. Easy terms.
B-22ss.
+. We have other properties in all ,
parts Of the city. Call and see us
and We will be glad to show YOU
anything we have. Our prices and
terms are right. -
= Real Estate Department.
E. J. LANDER & co.
l14 DeMers Avenue
= . = 4 4 4
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WE HAVE SOME FARM LANDS IN
der cultivation. to- exchange for city
property What have you to offer.
O'Connors Bros. Grand Forks r.,
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FOR RENT-sIX ROOM HOUSE, ON
paved street. Farmers and Me-
chanics' Savings Bank.
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HOUSES FoR RHNr-co.t..s.a.
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

10000 room fiat. cItey water. toilet
and sewer. steam heat free.
$l5.007;small store"on Kittson, avenue.
ts5.ooa7, room ssn'n house. otss all modern but
:tsz,oo.s room house City " water free.
1880, so assai house. city v.tsr free.
.I:; ;ss.s'' : Fem :,' ' $s$ 3: e sI,s ss,ss st free.
North Sixth st. 'H%
$3.50. AN modern store on DeMers
800 All modern store on peMers
avenue. o.
3s6.oo-All modern store on DeMers
' ':s::ss55SSsfss ': s;sss on . Rsssr: On ev; sss;.
Third st.
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LEsMAN-ExPMRIENCED IN ANY
line to sell general trade in North
4 o gnexce11ed speciality propo-
weekly for expenses. Continental
Jewelry Co.. 127-4o Continental Bldg.
: Cleveland, Ohio; "
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ONE 4o-1NCH ADVANCE THREsHTNG
rig, complete. for sale or trade; good
deal for some M Box 113, Grand
Forks.
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MIsc.-FOR RENT.

WORKSHOP FOR RENT-APPLY
Barlow's Art Store. 206 South Third
street.
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FARMS FOR sALE-THREE. QUAR-
r. ;Pembina county. close to town and
railroad. at bargain prices. A snap
for investors. Address 363 Times
Herald. -. j..
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FOR SALE cHEAP-A CHOICE HALF
section of fine farming .and grazing
land. Black loan soil. with good tr1.'
provements, and 1875 acres. OF, crop.
to railroad. town.. a. good chance to
homestead a quarter Of government
land adjoining farm. which would
make good pasture. Terms: OnS-
third down. balance in ten years.,Futl
particulars write Geo. McMaster;
Robin, Manitoba. -. -
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EoR SALE - STATE RIGHTS. VALU-
aole fast selling article for parcel
lxat:. patented; used by every far
NOR poultry raiser. fancier and ship
pecs liberal commission and stock
bonus. Write for sprospoctus. Terri
tory will. 60 quick. Diamond Egg
Box Co., Dept. 26, Minneapolis. Mimi.
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LUMBER

WE ARE SELLING LUMBER AT Low
prices and rave a complete stock.
Figure with u.s.. Grand Forks Lum-
Der Co. East Grand Forks. MINI.
Both phones 434.
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AUcT1oNsALE

AUCTION SALE.
The undersigned has received instruc-
rtions to sell at: auction on :
SATURDAY, OCT. II. 1918.
BAxTER.s. LIVERY, BARN,
Bruce Avenue. Grand Forks. the follows
ing property:
I pair of brown geldings, weight about
$500 lbs.
pair OF mar about '2,200 lbs.
roam mare about LOO lbs.
1-four-year.old broncho mare. weight
about 800 lbs. -.
: wide-tired wagons; one new.
2 hay. racks. one: extra large.
sets Of team harness..
/ set Of single harness.
] Mccormick owe
/ Mccormick hay rake. go
1 set of 4-horse Boss drags. 49,
/ new Democrat wagon.
And other. articles too numerous to
mention. Sale starts at l o'clock sharp.
Terms: Sums Of $40 and under, cash.
Over that amount credit until Oct.
LIST, 1914, or a discount OF 5>per cent
will be given for cash.
ACQUIRE q SHEPPARD. Au%ctioneers.
BEN ,cRYDERMAN. Owner.
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FOR sALE-soDA FOUNTAIN, CAR
bonator, glasses, tables, etc. cheap II
taken at once. Ross Bakery. East
Grand Forks.
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.MISC.-FOR SALE

OFFICES FOR RENT-SEE A. I. Wild
lund. room 304. Widlund, Building.
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WANTED-LADY TNkXELER A he.
ginner. Salary hchmffilsion Eand. Sx.
pense money. LibAreI@s.fOffer and
agreement. McBtadyakeCos, Chicago.
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i PENNY
WORD
aGinimum charss sso.
AGENTS

AdENTs-GNT THE SELLING RIGHT
Of -the 0uikwork: over 100000 salts
fled custonners; one Of our old agents,
in Nisaouri sold 10 cleaners In one
day to turner's; 16 10 the popular
price; ret factory price and start
. business Of your own; best machine
for the money ever made O'Neill.
James Co.. 387 w. Madison st.. Chi
aaGo. Ill. ~
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FOR sALE-REsTAURANT STOCK OF
only eating place in North Dakota
town Of $50 Inhabitants. About $500
takes It II taken at once. Good rea.
son for selling. Ted. Thompson.
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FURRIERS

NOW Is THE RIGHT TIME TO HAVE
your furs made and repaired. s
Friedman. the Furrier.5 L.. South
Fourth street.
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BOARD N ROOMS:

wANTED-sTUDENTs TO BOARD
and room: Call 715L. N. ". ;
BOARD AND ROOM. IN PRIVATE
family. 401 South Sixth.
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BUSINESS cHANcE-MDAr MARKET
reasonable rent; fine location; only
one other shop In the city Of East
Grand Forks. Small amount Of money
needed. w. e. Fuller.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06

FOR sALE-Two 1918 MOTORCYCLES.
Will sell at actual cost. Lyons & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06

6ALEsMEN AND SOLICITORS
IN III HAND VACUUM CLEANER 3.
protected. Weighs three
;4inaeb. Flexible nozzle WIN send. sdHns
pte. for inspection. Shinese Corp. Dept,
12H. lib South Jefferson, Chicago. - Y.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-06

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL. FOR, QNN,I
town. Call at 401I South Third, SRdpfA
IL. Monday, between 3 and ~ a>.lsr,