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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-19
PARCEL POST SECTION.

WANTED TO RENT-FARM,
"ARTED-To rent, a half-section
farm with buildings on. John Swan
son, Jessie, N. d.
NAL FARM, rs TO 80 acres. with
buildings; near Fargo. Address p. o.
Box S14, Fargo, N. u.
WANTED TO RENT HOUSE.
WANTED-To buy or rent a cottage AZ
Lake Melissa. Address 31S or phone
2340-J. ~
2 TO RENT-A modern .
q house with six or seven rooms
= Apply to e. A. Kicker. s and 10 &
q cent store.
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FLORIDA - FOR SALE - g22acfa q.
year-otd grapefruit and orange
grove; b-room cottage; half-mile Iake
front; finest town. Lee ,Haskfns. Win
terhaVeD, Florida. - -
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NORTHWESTERN CANADA-Capable
man and wife without children,
wanted on large farm, April i; also eX-
perienced farm hands and green help;
give full particulars as to age, expert
ence and wages expected. r. A. Reeby,
Duval, Sask. Z.
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POSITIONS wANTED-MALT
CALL 2sI1-L for your house Tcpairln

MALE STENOGRAPHER desires pIecg
work evenings. Box S55. Fargo, n. b.
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WANTED IDEAS-Write for list and
inventions wanted by manufacturers
and prizes offered for Inventions. Our
four books sent free. Patent secured
or fee returned. Victor j. Evans & Co.
Washington, d. G.
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FOR SALE-Drug store, Dickinson, N.
D.. and Glendive, Mont, on account OF
either; good lease; good business and
good location. Address o 322 Forum.
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WANTED-Trustworthy men with ref
erence to handle our line of bust
pess to farmers and town people; S.
per day guaranteed Address Box 27S
Fargo, N. D., or call at Sh Eighth
street south, between s and 6.
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WE HAVE several choice farms TO
trade for general merchandise and
hardware stocks. For particulars write
to Johnson Land & Loan Co, Wood
worth, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-19
Help wANTED--FRmAI,r.

"nNTED-ExperIenced girls at the
req River laundry. 80
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-19

IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
q certain number care of The Forum
be sure to address your answer to thai
number, in care of Forum. This in.
sures prompt attention.
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. POSITION WANTED-By expert .
. enced general store clerk OF \
2 good habits; good reference. $50 3
q care Forum. y
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RESTAURANT and confectionery bust
ness with a good established trade;
reason for this sale, other interests
require my attention. The Hub Res
taurant, Valley City.
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statesmen WANTED TO SER TTorida.
land. Liberal conaFaIsaaons. Quick
lowed car fare. Address. Palm Beach.
county Land Company, stuart, Florida
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TEAMS for spring cleaning; dirt for
sale cheap. Phone 27S7-J.
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BARBER WANTED-At once; must be
first-class, steady, temperate man;
guarantee $40, and "a hustler car easily
average $50. Box 1853, Ambrose, N. J..
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RENTERS WANTED-For the Mouse
River Loop. For three good farms
with good buildings, near town, rural
mail route and telephone. ADDRESS, 5.
II. Sleeper, Mohall, N. d.
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THOROUGHLY experienced .saleslady
for millinery Dept. at once Address
304 carr Forum.
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WANTED-CIerk at the Merchant
hotel. Wahpeton, N. D.; must be hon
est, sober and industrious; none others
need apply.
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POSITION WANTED-MAN q WIFE

POSITION WANTED as farm anage
by experienced man and wife; no
children; good reference; state wages
in first letter. Address Box $50, La
Moure, N. d.
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SEVERAL CHOICE ARM for rent to
desirable tenants, ranging in size
from so acres to n section. WIN
make satisfactory terms to good party.
James NJ. Witherow. Ktefer block,
MINI.
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WANTED-Men prepare as fremen,
brakemen, electric motormen, colored
train porters; hundreds put to work;
$40 TO 500 month; nc experience nec-
essary; 500 wanted; standard North
Dakota roads. Write Inter Railway,
Dept. $50, Indianapolis, Ind.
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FOR RENT-24e-acre farm; will give
you a reliable man; two years crop
for breaking; all or part of my farm.
Write B. H. Morgan, Sherwood, N. ID.
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OFFICE ROOME~-Two ONCE rooms
with vault. In walker block. Cali
8t office OF walker Bros. 4 Hardy
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COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work. Mrs. j. P. Dotson, 923 9Th st.
south.
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500 MEMO to 40 years old, wanted
at once for Electric Railway Motor
men and Conductors; $50 to 800 q
month; no experience necessary; hne
opportunity; no strike; write lmme-
diately for application blank. Address
262 care Forums.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. 724 10th st, north; phone
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FOR SALE-All my restaurant sup
plies. pool tables, stock, etc. on rea-
sonable terms; will rent building to
responsible party; good location; $50
cash business daily. For further infor-
nation, write Henry Nelson, Leeds. N.
d.
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NOW is THE TIME for farmers to get
their season help. We can furnish
the best. OLSON Employment Co.., BIT
N. p. avenue. ...
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GOOD ALL-ROUND PRIMER desires
position with good weekly paper; can
come at once. Wire or write. VIII
Gazette-Reporter, Wheaton, Mimi.
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WANTED-General agent for southern
half North Dakota; also local repre-
sentative in every town in the state,
ance; a good deal to producers. Ma
tional Life Insurance Company, II. S.. A.
A. r. McLane, state Agent, Minot, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-19

WANTED-Good ha~rnessmaker, one
who understands the Champion sew
Ing machine; state wages. Address
John L. Knudson, Manning, N. y.
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I2O-ACRE FARM, cultivated; n large
house; other buildings; close good
town; fruit trees; price low; terms to
suit; will exchange for modern resi-
dence in Fargo. Address Box SIT,
Fargo.
The evening times., 1913-05-15
fEESfR0NESTATES
ARE HELD invalid
Judge Coffey Decides North
Dakota Law in Force 20
Years Unconstitutional
By Farren

jamestown. n. D.. May 15.-The
law of North Dakota which, for the
last twenty years. has. required the
payment of fees from estates. based
upon the valuation of the estate to the
various counties, has been held un-
constitutional by Judge j. A. Coffey
of this district. The case came be-
fore the court from LaMoure county.
on an action to recover certain fees
paid under protest.
The court holds in its decision that
the law is invalid for being contrary
to that section of the constitution
which provides that all laws of tax
alton of property shall be uniform in
the payment is. in fact, tax and not
a fee. inasmuch as it is based on the
value of the property; also, that the
property has been taxed previously in
common With other property for the
same purpose.
The original laws were intended 10
provide for payment of salaries of
county judges. but those salaries are
now. and have been, paid from the
general fund and the fee goes into
the general fund. The property has
already been taxed for this purpose.
Together with the first tax. the fee
from estates and the inheritance tax
now in operation. an estate would be
required to pay three different taxes.
The decision does not effect the new
inheritance tax law. as the court holds
that such law is based on the right
OF succession. a privilege granted by
the state.
The amount of the fee in the case
before the court was $33a. 1t is I'M
derstood that the payment of fees un-
der protest, until a final determina-
ton of the case is reached. will save
the rights of persons from whom such
fee is required. in case the decision OF
the court should be sustaiend and the
law held invalid
The evening times., 1913-05-15
500 TO
ATTEND PLAY DAY.
The Barnes County Annual
Event Scheduled for Sat-
urday at Valley City.

Valley City. \. D.. MAY 1a.-Nearly
500 school children in Barnes county
are primed for the annual play day
on next Saturday, when the depart
n1enr Of physical education of the
state normal school at Valley City will
lend its auspices TO the scholars in
what promises to he one of the really
interesting events Of the school year.
There will be track and other athletic
events and games for children of all,
ages. as we'll as for the teachers.
Over thirty schools in the county
haveh cid preliminary play day con-
tests. under directions isued by T.
W. Burckhalter of the normal school.
While there Will be events and games
for everybody. only those who have
Won athletic buttons at these pre-
liminaTy play days. will be allowed to
enter the contests for which prizes
are awarded. Thse boys and girls. il
succesful in winning first. second or
third place in any of these contests,
Will be presented with a silk badge,
points. or one point, as the case may
he, for their school in the champion
ship contest. Three banners will also
be awarded one 10 the school whose
boys win the greatest number OF
points: one 10 the school whose girls
Win the greatest number of points.
ard one 10 the school having the high
est average of successful competitors,
with school enrolment.
The management is highly elatei
At the response Of the schools in the
county and in the interest taken.
Three hundred and sevenry-four chill
dren from some twenty-three schools
in all parts Of the county flocked to
the PLAY day events last Year. by rail.
some by automobiles. some on has
racks and many on auto trucks drawn
by traction engines
The evening times., 1913-05-15
GORDON TO SPEAK

Fargo y. d Nay 1s.-Rev. James
= Gordon. 4. 4, pastor ef the Cen
,.'al church 8: Winnipeg VIII deliver
TIE oocaIlsTicsn.% address at Farrs
io.!ege or The eve1ing of June Is.
Another 1o1a bic event Of commence
1:s1i wetA a this :rsizsCiien VIII Re
tae a5'I'f-a -s2oe q E?ev James Mullen
SiasaA ai [-a5caSc, WHO was one Of shs
'"-o men. f':a,'S q. TIT graduating class
Il. Fargo college
His address vii ~ given nefere Ii.
Christian zSsocig.4c,-S On TIE eren5nc
9. SUNDAY. 53re - q, the .7irs, Meth
..tjs1 church i * vent wears sincs
aeN- MT. >aEi2anhz ch appeared re. re
Fargo audience ana 1he eseni is
cooked 1aTV-a-d ~ wl.h mach in1eTss.
by 1as c.ollaSe people at the city.
The evening times., 1913-05-15
AT BISMARCK

Bismarck. y. n. May 15.-Grand
coose \. +. and a. NJ, the Grand
Chapter +. A. NJ, and the Grand
Chapter q. E. s. Will hold their an
nual meetings this year at Bismarck
beginning Tuesday. June "a:
The Grand Lodge \. F. and A NJ
will he in session for two days. as will
the Grand Chapter o. Z. s. hut the
Grand Chapter f. y. NJ. will close its
meeting Tuesday evening.
This is the first time that the Grand
Lodse has ever held its meeting so far
west. Bismarck is favored. and is
pianning 10 give MaSons and the East
ern Stars 4 hearty reception.
The evening times., 1913-05-15
Captain Merriam. his wife and daughter.


So FRANCISCO. Ma> ls-AirS. HAS-
SO < Merriam, 5ahtj9s Gor .lss pres
eTNAi!"a ~ her e>os? name. wh:>h MAS
'E1en banded ;s5>',: II several o. :; err
and southern to~tS. has :Sors l:!>oii HE
witness >;Snd before .IuGse Graham,
- rep@aiatH the taarSes II cvl:el;y
n'aa'' asi3nS; ho- hN CAPTAIN l2er-y
g Merriam, l0 Charge - i,lic3e plant
'0s :; Re T@eSj&:o ~ San Francisco
= ';i> 50. lo0 aiNoVcn and custody o.
RS chi}d.
W5}f N>2a~latt, Me-ria;l:. pretty
far haired anti rlra wears cid, as nc
srnntsn; s;ori?1 center ~ Ire co.;rt
YyNaCandsTers iht si;orney-s toC CAPTAIN
MeT-.ssi7; an: his VIE have ';,,tn> t:'s>t.
=; army scandal ,ha, y alleged 70
saNe fecir II .9i1 :; Jackson ni9-
racks neav New Orleans, Mrs Msr-
v;ai72 ua-7e v-&s linked WIZ. ;ha: o.
The evening times., 1913-05-15

Najor Clarence MurThy, : civilian
wh> obtained his t!s,a through service
III! The san IL slle - ecnor q: lo:;iS.-
ana, = man introduced - Mrs, Mov-
risul ny her husband
Daring ,he absence ot Captain
Merriam on duty On ;ho TsNaS border
1-oi12 April - Jul.e, -@li Ma5or Mu!-
rl1y treQoe;l;o! jackson barracks
Later, after Captain MerrjsIG.s ret,3rn
from Galveston, Mrs, Merriam. was a.
Teos.,. BY HIM - leave he barracks
She woDi Ni;'t her daWshtcr ~ Ia
aia;7aNNllS and II ti;nt received ro;Sfi-
cation sTo,a. Ma5o- Ss!1,.,e, \. kep-
Mar t',o.'l'l1andsallt, 70; Il return. Al
sNi>tai =, ;he VA Department; by ;hs
w.ts ended when me WaSh;as-or a~-
:forjiio> sustained :he sc;icu of Maio.
NeYhA-:
\ Nas, a..,c.:n. u w-!:.e- tts;t1r,,rr.
The evening times., 1913-05-15

4 A woman Is 6!ffcren; = tN;S -
ksNeet: she aeeS-t ro,>d ne s,rwr;1ts,,
&aaw 70 eScrse re- SS5it - Troa f-.,9S
Sss credi. system, a-s so:l', want IL VA:
fsnd Se; .hei- CeN'art, s. heaven
The evening times., 1913-05-15


ilttlschcols - he a>sot,A;io". ANA ,l,e
'es - sa,rerrleNins question ~ :l,o ;rslu,ns ot
at the young minds for a business e.;ucs-
I'd stion will Ne oi<ouSsed
The toi}owiHs IS ,he prNevsi.t an
by the rom:uittee.
- Presidents .\uNwsi Address. Y. I~,-
land Watkins y: ;he DAKOTA Business
eollese.
"A Uniform Course ,,t S,u,:y ana :
Crceks;on >ollese, rconS>;on, Nina.
Nov Can Nc Nccp Nl;y i'Tp$ls II
School Until They EoNN)e;e T,e.v
Courses :" Frot. {. =. ThaoNcY. Cnie,,
college, Grand Forks
How May We Nest NNEVt"cc Young
People TAs; S;vaisN; NN;',mere'sl
Schools Can Give 1'hem Better
Knowiease Il the E~SiucS< branches
Than the Commercial Iei%lrt','e0t> ct
State or Church lnStitu;jon>cH l>ro:.
<Seheol. Thief River fa'ls Mjnu.
4 The Advan,sse ~ Noth Schools
land rupils ~ Longer sra More
Thovoush Course - S;Wiy," Mrs,
niulis \. NUsfeS Ilec;.e K, CoiltSe
P,,rooks;on, M;nn.
ditto Secure Better Positions ana =
@,-Mose Rapid .>soiiot(cn tov Their Tl.~
pilSe" rrot. II. u. AaSev, AsNcr's
Business on,lesso, tSarso,
n tHNSe iieteFcSitN ii 'slS l'-ff' NIX
-,th.aS ;hS,i :he prosTa;n wjj answer
Sl;he questions which ase pszzi;r,e ne
p1aaadS ot ihs several schools T->c.
PFC. r T,,acSer 81 (nior -oilsse. Grand
-SorNs. IS eNpec;e.: - r1li for;l, soH:s
/ rev ideas :" TIE matter - Secpj0s
7he ~tmSer:s In ihc irS;i!"tioo Nral
1n;hey have completed I'o}r courses Th,
1oiac, TIA; the students ave overly s''2-
1OssitiouS ~ start work ~ Offices before
they are twlly equipped IN ; "1S;tcr
AN hict has - nia'tv NAYS ,sa@si5ai>c,. j.
shc efficiency ~ .liH t>a>',,e>> tc'lcsSe
efsra,rius, sccor7i0e - ihc rlo:s ~ rs
cor6ut; .he schools
The evening times., 1913-05-15
READY TO QUIT

Fargo. \. D.. May l5.-The work OF
setting the records in shape for the
closing OF the United States land office
in this city is going on rapidly. An
etNra clerk has been added to the
fcrce and the officials expect to have
everything in readiness TO close tn.
ciilce permanently June so.
The increased volume of work at
he office is caused by the fact that
some of the records will be sent t.
t'ie office a Bismarck and some TO the
Devils Lake Office. Ii the transfer Of
me records were 70 be made to one
office the rewriting of the records
would not have been necessary.
The evening times., 1913-05-15
What Cures
Eczema?

We have had SO many inquire. late
ly reearcinr Eczema and other skin
diseases. that We are glad to make our
answer public. After careful investi-
cation We have found that a simple
wash OF Oil of Win:ersreen, as COM
pounded in ODD. Prescription. can be
relied uTo.. We would not make this
statement 70 cur patrons, friends and
neishoess unless we were sure of it
and although there are many so-cailed
Eczema remedies sold. We ourselves
1RhesstatiEg;y recommend Odd. Ere.
scr;ption.
Drop into our store today ana let
us tell you how we back our opinion
VIII, noney-lsseS guarantee Ask W
also about Odd. Soap: it helps.
Tcepanie- Pharmacy.
The evening times., 1913-05-15
THACKER Will
MAKE AN ADDRESS
One Grand Forks Man on
Program for Commercial
Schools Association.

TIL, Farse, y, n. MAY l5.-The North
t tme Western Commercial Schools asSotja-
min s,tiou will convene ii ,h;s ci;y Satur-
toniteSiay. MAY a. Addresses VIII he made
mere by the REPRESENTATIVES, of the several
d !lttlschcols - he .s>saria;iN". ANA ,lie
the a,rernleNins auos.ion ~ ;he ;raluins ot
that the young minds for \ business etuca-
and stion will Ne oiScuSsei
The evening times., 1913-05-15

Tcepanier Pharmacy.
The evening times., 1913-05-15
HIS CASE WAS
HOPELESS
ICD1ad Hardly Eat. Gradually Grew
WWse- Relieved ny
EeEnnA.

Nj \ N.
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writes
= hs6 O.
t&rrh of t11e
81 or1&tl1 ar&
small 3rteS-
tines tT =
TO07har Of
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10 4 7u1ahar
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and got TO
relief sr6
finally ere
af NY doc
tors sen; ne
10 Chicago,
ana / mei
lNe s 8 m e
Pate. They
said 1 = e y
could 90 no
thing Z q ?
me said I
aSa cancer OF
The stomach
ana / h e = e
ss-sS na fgs1ca
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16

once had an important message to dcliveF-N
doean't matter where or to whom-and when took my
horse and started upon my mission one morning Z wa:
onownR friehtfuly. 1t up to my horses neck and
coming down harder every minute The horse had diff
Guilty forging through il.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-16

The peculiar thing about this snowstorm was that the
fakes monen,ary grew larger and larger. Finally my
horse gave up IN despair 20 dsmoun.ed and lifted him
to nv shouldcu. Thus carrying him. pushed my
sturdy legs through the dnks and embankments. but
made little progress.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
LADIES HOSE.

125 dozen, just 1000 pair ladies black lace
stripe hose, new goods, not pair worth less
than % cents We made our offer and landed
them. Can sell at 12i.2 cents pair, or If you
will take dozen pair can sell them at 125 for
the dozen. You never saw better 25 cent hose
than these, just half price all sizes.
20 dozen, 240 pair ladies 10 cent black hose
with white feet good new goods bought them
cheap is why we can sell them in the Mill End
Sale at Observation-Disclosures. IL cents a pair
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
BATTLE AXE SHOES.

1918 pair of Battle Axe Shoes for children,
boys, girls, gents and ladies in good sizes and
we have way of buying things cheap and of
fer you these shoes at wholesale price We mean
just what we say we leave it to you and we be
lieve you will say they are cheaper than you
ever saw shoes sell In this lot you will find
good heavy winted shoes worth S1.75 at S1.25
all solid leather goods
Men and Womens $3.50 shoes . S1.65
Childrens S100 and S125 shoes in good
solid leather goods ..,. .,............ 85c
Don't be afraid we can t fit you, and we will
certainly fit you in the price There was almost
a car load of these shoes and we offered very
low price for them-CASH and bought the
WHOLE BUNCH. SAY! Don take our word
for these shoes bat SEE THEM
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
WOODEN DRESS GOODS.

When it comes to wooden dress goods we
bought l,427 yards in one lot consisting of
volles, brilhantines tricot, flannels, panamas
figues and mohairs, in most all colors. We
bought these goods for about % cents on the
dollar and can offer you values way under
wholesale cost on them Prices will range from
10 to 35 cents yard and that will not be more
than half price
Now is the time to get you nice dress cheap
Don t believe our statement concerning them
just see them, then you will TUMBLE"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31

We will Issue cash tickets during Mill End
Sale for the amount of each purchase and the
party getting the greatest amount of these tick
cts we will give brass bed worth $500
To the party getting the second greatest
amount Of tickets we will give six dining chairs
worth S100 each
To the party getting the third largest amount
OF tickets we will give rug worth $500
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31

These rewards are now on display in our
working for Contest will close Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th at IL o clock, Rewards will be given
at 2 p m. Tickets will be counted by disinter
ested party These rewards are worth working
for and cost You absolutely nothing Be sure
and get ticket when you trade at the Mill End
Sale
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
LADIES COAT SUITS.

We will offer choice of 10 ladies coat suits
which sold for $3.50. New goods in good style,
guaranteed first class goods and worth not
cent less than $3.50 Mill End Sale price be-
cause we bought them cheap as dirt, only SIS 90
for choice. I don t see how you can miss these
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
LADIES WHITE SKIRTS

IA ladies white skirts and 66 MILDLY blouses
regular rs cent and $100 garments We made
our own figures on them and got them Mill
End Sale for skirts and middies SO cents
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
WHITE LAWN.

Here's one for you-485 yards of 40 inch
white lawn just as good as you buy for 10 &
II Il cents yard, in remnants to yards
but we bought it for a song-Nill End Sale SC
You never saw lawn like this sell at Cents
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
MEN S HATS.

100 mems hats for old men and young men,
all sizes, black and colors, worth regular up to
$500 we got the lot cheap and will offer them
at Mill End Sale S100-aIl sizes
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
KNITTING YARNS.

$50 hanks Fleischer knitting yaru in about
three good solors, worth, you know anywhere,
10 cents. We made our own price on it
Mill End Sale cents hank
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
Well Let The Following Price List Speak For Itself
PEPPERELL SHEETING.

and unbIeached, full 80 inches wide, value 35c,
but we ave way of buying cheap-Mill
we have a way of buying cheap Mill
End Sale per yard ........ % 1-2c
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
DIM Y.

632 yards fine dimity in remnants, worth Is
to % cents, this is beautiful goods in bars and
stripes We bought it at our own price
Will END Sale ............. II cents yard
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
MEN S AND LADIES SWEATERS

40 regular SO cent sweaters for gents or Ia
dies, so and rs cent values, we got at our own
offer Mill End Sale .... 90 cents each
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-31
MEN S WORK SHIRTS.

100 men work shirts in all sizes usually sold
IS cents, three for ...... S100