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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-10

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. ~ A.. ~ West 64th Sueet-lo w.
II Kelly. S Jerome Uhl " d Parme.ee. Mrs.
Margaret Greenleaf-Locke, Hope Johnson. Miss
Grace overly Mrs. T. G. Johns. Mrs n.
Bronner Miss Edith Lake and Cowpelthwalt
4 Company. Estate OF Charlotte NJ Proctor
and George n Proctor. Administrator. ME-.
Dorothy Smith. Francis NJ. Jencks. Howa d
Huntington. Mrs Ii. Huber T. +. Mooney
Mrs l. A. Brown, Mrs. @ 7. Swasey j., MIS-
w De Voc. W. 7. Lawson, Mrs N. Doion and
Mutual Furniture Company. ;. Nanton. Estate
OF Miss O. W Anthony and Miss y. Lee: You
and each OF you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had been given you
we will cause such property, 10 W.T. house
hold goods and merchandise stored by YOU or
In your name In the warehouse OF the company
to be sold at public auction. according 10 the
statute in such case made and provided, az the
auction rooms OF W X. Flattau g Son. south
east corner 18th street and University Place
New York City. commencing TUESDAY. May
Goth, 1918. AT 1890 a m, and continuing on
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter az
the same place and hour until all the goods
have been sold.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. ~, As, ~ West saith Street
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FREIGHT INCREASES DISCUSSED.

The executive committee % the East
ern Commercial Organizations, OF which
y. O. Ives, OF Boston, is chairman con-
ferred yesterday with representatives or
the trunk lines at the headquarters OF the
Merchants Association in regard TO pro-
posed increases In freight rates. Ihe
executive committee Of the Eastern Com
mercial ORGANIZATIONS represents the traf-
Gc bureaus OF the commercial organiza-
tions OF New York. Richmond. Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Bridgeport. Worcester, Bos-
Ton and other traffic centres.
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NO INSURANCE COMPROMISE
Attorney Denies Advising Companies
TO Resume in Missouri.

Chicago, May e.-Thomas Bates. attor-
ney for the fire insurance compares In
the controversy with Missouri. to-day de-
nled statements that he had advised the
~or1ranies 10 resume business IN the state
ON tie promise OF Attorney General Bar
ker that the orr law would not be dras-
tically enforced.
The compromise was offered according
20 Mr. Bates. In an agreement drawn Dy
I " Folk an attorney. representing
commercial bodies OF 81. Louis, but he
declined TO sign H.
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ton ave and Bathgate ave. 20Ox1oo; carr l.
Rteger agt Maurice Frank. owner John ii
vaughan, contractor, $50 Al.
ST AIMS AVE $50: Abraham Goldner egt
estate OF Henry Murray. owner ana con-
tractor: s25.
y ork, agt John ID Rockefeller, IT, owner; Joe
Is Acken contractor. 1912 "a.
1GSTH ST, s. 7O7 II OF fulton ave-
1873 OK irreg 10 Fulton ave: Louis Rose agt
william j Diamond. owner and contractor
81 600
18TH ST. 420 West: William Levine agt
Florence Naming. owner PatrIck \ Geo
gheEan. contraction lcorrecton(. wv ~.
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WILL ADD zEsT TO NAME.

Montclair n. j.. May George W.
Worth. employed as an assistant In the
establishment of George Il.
Beach. at No 4i6 Bloomfield avenue, re
ceived a letter to-day acqudntng him or
mo OF SOCOo left by an uncle In Paris.
when asked a. 10 his future plans, he
said. Pm going TO stick 70 my job
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ERATIONS.
VI = 4 Y.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, n " cor 81 10Th 81: to an =
stv ant. W W Astor. owner: Peabody. VII
son & Brown. architects. $4,000.
I4TH ST. $. 200 r. q Of 30 ave; 10 .
sty dwlg. l. Minsky. 2Ss Grand e. owncr'
/ \ Steinart. I94 Bowerv. architect; $1,000
18th ST "a 20 . West: 20 Z sty apis
4 5 Cochran 527 9Th ave, owner: 4 J Bod
ker. G. West 45th 81. architect. 100000
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ave. architects: SioOoOO.
The Bronx.
HEWITT PLACE. =. 30 II OF Macy
Place. . sty brk dwlg and shop. 26VNl-s.3
Alfred Beyrodt $50 East lJ6th st. owner
Koppe & Taube $50 Westchester ave archi-
tects: cost $1,000.
10th ST. s " cor OF Charlotte 81. J sty
brk stores and amusement hall, lOl. 'xpo
John ] TuIly 60, John j Tully 1903 Boston
Road president owner. Kreymborg Architect
Co I63d st and Southern Boulevard aren't
tects. cost $4,000 .
23GTH ST $. 100 II Of Napier ave
2 stv brk tennis. 81. 0x55 and 3S.3xoo; Ed.
ward j Bvrne Construction CO, Edward J
Bvrne 3O39 Sd ave. president, owner ana
architect: cost. $4,000. ,-o.. -.
DAILY AVE " g. i20.Ss II OF l19th 81
stv brk tenmt. 44xo3.1o. Herbst Realty Co
Albert II Herbst. 0s3 East 18Th 81. presi-
dent owner: fremont Architect Co 4Ol
fremont ave. architect: cost. so. 900.
pELAVELLE AVE. e g. 1876 ~ OF
Boston Road. 3 sty brk store and dWlg, xix
81: Anthony Sitiono. 313 East 10Th ST. own
err: NJ W Del Gaudio, 4Ol fremont ave
architect: cost. $4,000. .
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 3. 234 ~ T,
n OF Freeman ST. open air theatre. 5OxlOO;
Daniel Augustus Realty CO $50 Westchester
ave owner. GOldner & Goldberg. 39l East
l49th st. architects. cost $4,000
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Female.

MISS MGREGOR, TRAINED NURSE is de-
sirous Of sailing for England between May
70 and 81 and would be pleased 10 give ner
services In return for passage expenses. She
ran nm capacity OF chaperon companion or
nurse 20 invalid or 90 a enild. Kindly answer 70
Mrs. w. u. Straight Westbury. long Island.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
cIAUFFEUR-Useful. good mechsn,lcIan :
North OF Ireland: seven years experience !,
e.celienf references; wages $i5-S50; city OF
country Industrial Agency II West 4Zd 81
Phone $40 Bryant.
ENGINEER--German: machinist; MAKE re-
natrs pipehtting: understands locomollNts'
Corliss. dynanos; re , l1Ite5 re.n e''' ~
MAN $3.50 Of technical education and eS'
nerfonce. handy with tools and good de-
.i1ner and inventor. factory or workshop
. NJ Box IS. Tribune once.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST OR sTOLEN.-Bankbook NO. S'ioS 0,
the German Savings Bank. IN the ely o,
80 EdV,be Romen. in trust for Isabel. All per
sons are cautioned against neg tating "
same. II not return dtO the bank on the Isl
day OF June, 1913 a duplicate VIII be ssuee.
LOST OR STOLEN. Handbook NO; 1' c:;.,o 81 %
New YORK. corner 4th ave. aud 18th St. issued
IN Agnes FLANAGAN. All persons are cautlohe9
'ust negotiating the same. IL not retuIneu
~ Inc bank On the 10th day Of May 1919
duplicate will be Issued. ---
I0sT-Rankbook No. 500 767. Bank for Saw.
ings $50 Attn ave, New YORK. ay"'e"'
stopped. Please return book 10 1ahh.
or I1-rl-hook No. / O02 rs. Bank for Saw
,,as $50 Am ave- New York Payment
stor bed. Please return book 70 bank:
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

MAY 2
oeGTH Ct. e. 23o - = % Barnes ave. GOV
ia Richard " Homer. attorney, .oans
Gu!douo. Inc. 5000
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Female.

CITAMBERNfAID-WAI - Neat yoush
North OF Ireland girl: willing. opnsang' .9o
celient references eilys SoG a11 ,;
cttTTDS NURsE-Young German: excellent
personal reference. S3O-S35 r.: Miss iot-
msver's Az ancy. 320-322 9Th ave, ninth moor
Tel 4527 Madison Square
COOK HOUsEKEEPER - Excellent man
arer Tor bachelor apartments. widowers
family; neat. economical; three Year, ehc.i
lonN references. city country indusrlAi
Agency. u West t2d 81:
G0VFPXESs. -Iady wishes position for for
,ner G.rman Poverness French. English: ex-
perienced: successful with delicate children
Christian family. Address hoerner' olo faIH
C;oVERNFss or nursery governess. children
over two or companion housekeeper' woulo
travel. highest personal references, city or
country Industrial Association, IL West 4Zu
81. Phone $40 Bryant.
HoUsEKEEP BR.-By refined. highly respect
able widow; no incumbrance. good cook and
manager; in residence or bachelor home; cry
or country. high class, personal references
please write. 5. Measl, 469 Eastern PARKWAY
brooklyn.
HOTsEKEEPER-B refined English per-
son for club institution. small hotel or
private family; thorojshly ehPerieheSo
highest personal reference. Industrial
Asency. II West 42d St; phone t2lo Bryant
HOTsEWORKER. southern colored girl; good
cook and laundress; neat economical. excel
lent references. city or country OIu hellsn.e
Agency, is West Goth st. Phone h'efside
Cs1l.
UOtTSEKEF,PER .-For private family OF
club. experienced IN managing heip, ca' e.,
ing preparing menus, accounts ~ ia
charge: excellent reference present eInploStr'
l. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, beo otn ave
Entrance on 42d II.
NURSE, for child from months Oh; elght
years excellent references from last en-
Mover. NJ. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau. ooS
5th ave. entrance 42d st.
TWO SISTEKS.-One excellent COOK llaii
aeer. one chambermaid. waitress CITY or
country. both have first class references a.
trance 42d st.
WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID-Young irish
girl. we'll recommended. O.. Miss Hotmas-
er's Agency. 800 9th ave. ninth noor' Tel 7'-'
Madison Square.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

~ -
Maie
pr-TrER and USEFUL MAN.-Colored: ten
= ears' resersnce from employer; city or coun-
80. ,yo,,id take position hotel or boarding
h',,se COR summer H., Miss FltzGeralds
bureau 1903 9Th ave. Entrance ga 81.
pr-TIER-VAL ET-Useful. Engiith thor
ouchlv experienced; 1--WE years eacell,nl
references: cty-cOuntry. lnuuA,lai "so"0''
- wet i"d st.. 'rh1n" 52lu - --l--
CHAt'pFErR-C OACHMAN - scotch single
ace 30: good references Nppiy ~ NooN''
900 East 18TH St. care ~ Mc6onlsle.
coAcHMAN. useful. Scotch. lawns ar ives,
etc, strictly sober. 10 years 10, e,h - a'''n
,sst lac Carpenters Agency. l24 oth ave.
GARDENER Single; STEADY position, thoi-
oughlv understands horses COVE, are au, 90
,robiies and ali work private pIhee naseh ~
IN s35 Handy. Tribune Iplo"" ''e' i'pf
Broadway.
cARDENER-American strictly sober; me
vegetable grower. flowers, lawns aiu EensIai
work. excellent reference Ca'peh'e' AseneS'
i54 9Th ave
GARDENER--single. middle asee rrah, carr
garden. lawns. poultry - rs, i9d :, 0N''
good references. J. w. - - t.s, -
MAN American Al. needy eircuInsu,nces'
aires permanent home IN eouna,s ore,ra ils nv ~
services are required, best W 80 We, 1e,h =,
character Charles Robinson To- -9s,i ~
I.sEFUL MAN, $40: good gardener. skifui
with horse. COW, chi;kens. 81 Mstpa,.sdn
perronal Tsfe a,, TTsl SIS Bryant sun
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ffssBQrnUdQ

BY IS. 5. BEKMUDIAN," the ship That
brought President Wilson home In record
time OF 40 hours. Tours include Hotels. Shore
Ecu rsions. Lowest Rates.
Tickets interchane cable with II. NJ. S. p. Co.
For full information apply to A. r.. OUTER
BRIDGE 4 Co.. Agents Quebec \. &. Co.. Ltd.
20 Broadway. New York: THOs. COON 4
son. e45 and s0si Broadway. 264 and 55s
9th Ave, n. ". or any Ticket Agent.
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BERMUDA & WESTINDiES
STORAGE NOTICES.
Julius kindermann & Sons
Storage Warehouses.
Isls-is5i BROOK AVE, NEAR 10th ST,
and 5s5-585 WALES AVE, COR. l50fH ST.
Is6O-IS62 WEBSTER AVENUE.

Iss0-Isee WEBSTER AVENUE.
New York. May Bird, 1914
To Mr.. T D. Mathers. Mrs: NJ z. Ryan,
Mr.. s. 7. Burkhardt. Mrs. <. Kolo Estate OF
Mrs Mckee Rankin, sidney Drew, Mr. y, J.
Fricke smth-Meyer. Mr.. J. McDonough. Mrs..
J. Pettengili. Mr.. A. Micheloacher. Mrs. 3:
Dunseath, Henry 3. Pye Co, Mr.. II. Bohm.
Tier a Quttman. Mr.. Connolly, Mr.. AcNulty.
Mr. J. Kline, Mr. Hy. Dollman. Mr.. Joseph
w. MCGOWAN. MT Michael Bietler, Irving Ro-
senberg Mrs. Margaret Neuhaus. Mrs y.
weisz Mrs. O. f. Mclean. Mr. r. c. Spencer.
Ludwig Baumann Co.: You and each os
YOU are hereby notified that. the time for
the payment OF our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you. We
will cause such property. 20 wit Household
Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise,
STORED IN THE JULIUS kiNDERMiNN
n SONS STORAGE WAREHOUSES;. AT
IS4s-i35i BROOK AVENUE and AT 1880
1862 WEBSTER AVENUE, NEW YORK
CITY, by you IN your name cor IN which
YOU may have an INTEREST,". 70 be sold az pub
lie auction according TO the statute In such
case made and provided al the warehouses.
Nos. l36o-l362 Webster Avenue. near ION
street, New York City. on THURSDAY. MAY
22D 1918. al 10 a. m. md II the sale thereof
is not completed said date, the same VIII
be continued AZ the same place on every Thurs
day thereafter, beginning AZ 10 a. m, and
continuing until all the goods are sold
JULIUS KINDERMANN g SONS STORAGE
WAREHOUSES.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

YACHT sTEWARD-Position as cook and
! butler; clean, capable, English, New fodk
owners references. Lowering. 81 West $50
1T, care Jackson.
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Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. makes and re- re-
models; childrep's a specially. JuieI 10
East 18th st Tel SO8 6tuyvesant
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ORIENTAL RUG REPAIRING
INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Profersors Teachers. Tutors. dow
ernesr-s, etc. to Colleges. Schools and Fam
lilies Apply TO Mrs. II. J. YOUNG-FULTOS.
81 Union SQUARE
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cowMEgciAL SITUATIONS WANTED.

EXPERT COST MAN, systernstizer account
ant executive ability, broad eh IPfitics.
60 100. referencea l.. g. b., Box {. Tribune
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PROPOSALS.

SFvSALs FOR CLOTHING.-Army Build
A. =, nlienali street. New York city. y. Y,
Vi - iSl5.--sealed proposals. in triplicate,
IL, I-reived here until O'Clock p. m,
al =" 1913, and then opened. for furnishing
p-rse+sllt1ei lhg al either the New York. Boston,
a. osiphia, Chicago or ST. Louis depots OF
u NItermaster Corps, 2GO pre- Boots, rub
c,rs -4n hip, 1880 Cords. breast 10000
- nat, 10000 prs Drawers, summer.
,-cVvvJ prs. Drawers. winter; Il 900 prs.
,xios - winter. 100000 prs. Gloves. white
n0n t<,Vyy prs. Gloves, yellow horsehide
a. prs laces. leggin: 32. 900 prs. Iaces;
ss4s .-.VO prs Leggins 10 500 prs. over
no. arctic; 1900 prs. Shoes. gymnasium;
s,ses,. prs stOckinfs. cotton: ZOO prs.
a, ss wool heavy; 100000 prs Stock
ses,,si' lg1t: $500 prs. Suspenders; 10000
50 ~ 10000 UDdershirts. cotton. collar
s,yV0 Undershirts winter. collarette
ui5Ssuison upon application. n. GRAY
-,,,S,s-hl, Depot O ".
B5f,01SALs FOR MOTOR TRUCKS. ARMY
say Whitehall Street New York City.
vi H. Di9.-seaied proposals. In Tiplicate.
~ ,eesNec here until 10 o'clock A. Nj,
to,n = 1910, and then opened, for supply Of
"a 80. 70 ten Motor Trucks. Information
N s''Aeauon. n. GRAY ZALINSKi. Depot
ss,i.. IoTTEN. *. y, MAY /. 1913
wa proposals for constructing isolation
genh,r. building complete. including
ssecsis.. heating apd electric wiring, will
~ IN here until ? +. n. May 30, 1918.
tske6 a., plDhcly opened. Information fur
Don application 10 quartermaster.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of lenders at
torney.D
NAV q
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.
Manhattan.

RROADWAy. W cor % 10th st: for /:
stv ant. 4s6x5O: w W Astor. London. Eng
owner. Peabody. Wilson & Brown. $50 or
ave, architects: $500. 1000.
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Female

R.-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL VT
SECRET ARIES
Aeolian Hall. q West 42d st--SecretssirIss'
course only. stenography. secre,ariai EnsAru'
accountancy and soda amenities. V
V'rF r Director.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

EAST sIDE-Below Tooth street
18th ST. 157 EAST. -Beautllui Iarse home
room suitable for two gentlemen. "''"N
con.lnr HONOHOE.
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HELP WANTED.

s.ale.
AGENTs-He a 1--we one with goods tnat Sei.
easily; every housewife ~hnn u" n
samnle free Haweyvilie supply Co., H. /
u 80. Hawleyyile, Conn.
AGENTs-s5 a day, work all summer io' go, go
men demonstrating TO houseH Vyedp,nsr R,os
corner ellison and Sd SITS. Edmore. Mleh.
BUTTER MAKER.-First class lass man p,r slnsie
" &. Whipple. OphiI Farm fufch"Se'
y. y.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells OF aDou'
400 600 protected positions IN I. . sernd01
Thousands Of vacancies every year ts'i -
a. nc chance here for you; sure ehu Bsn-
Srons nav. lifetime employment: JUST ask toi
booklet 1888. no obligation Lar H"PN''9'
Washington. ID. Q.
I MADE 1000 In ave years with SINAI ma
rrau order business. began with so' 81"
for free booklet: tells how. HeacocK' oo'''
Lockport. y. Y.
SINGLE MAN 10 handle oxen on private
place ". c. Whipple Ophir FARM TUT
chase. y. y
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CITAMBERMAID-WA - Neat yough
North OF ireland girl willing. obliging; e1-
cellent references. city. country, wages w
Industrial Agency II West 42d ct
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

FOR sALE-A new and up to date date
stock Of general merehandisse ana nn
tions. furnishings, mems hats and caps
shoes and groceries s7oo VIII Hb,a inXoaSe stoeH
about 5000; h5tuaeS "a thiekly chick nag settled
Community on the @. y. r. r. in the
heart Of RED river valley. Only rea-
SON for selling T. too much other 1Ia,
Nc Trade Considered. Address. Box 225,
Perley, Mimi. - -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16
Phone $40
For Sale Cottage.

FOR SALE CHEAP-A good 5-roon
cottage on First avenue north,
blocks from the postoffice; south front.
age: cement walk; shrubbery; gas and
electric light in the house; lot 5Oxl4O
terms half cash. Price. ........ $1,000
(1178)
The Amerland Company
Phone 67O sos ~. p. Ave.
@ Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

12O ACRES FOR SALE-About miles
southeast Of Frazee, Mimi; located
in Ottertail Co; Hobart township; con-
siderable timber; about 10 acres open
ed; creek running through the land;
on a good road; at $23 per acre; will
take a good second hand threshing rig
up to $1,000; about $500 or $7Qo cash;
balance, time. Address mall Box 5A,
r. F. D., No. 2, FraZee, Mimi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16
DREssMAHxrNG SCHOOL

DREssMAKING sCHOOL--11s Broad
way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

< FOR sALE-Drug store; only one
: I'm in town, large well settled terri 4
Y +orv. GOOD business opportunity.
( Parties that actually mean busi11
< ness may inquire. No agents. Ala
. care Forum
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

GOOD farm OF I6U ACRES easL OF
Frazee, Mimi, nearly all tiilablei
about SO acres under cultivation; fail
set of log buildings; about 80 acres
Of good timber; 20 to rs acres Of fine
meadow: a fine spring near 4 house
creek running through the farm; school
on adjoining farm, miles; church
same distance; creamery; terms about
half cash. Price, per acre. .$2O.Ot
(1265)
The Amerland Company
Phone 6T0 Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16
NIODERN HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP--A new. strictly
modern, seven-room house on north
side, south front; one block to cal
line and two blocks to schoolhousei
cement walks, maple floors and oak
finish; lot 50x150; 1t Is located In fine
neigh borhood; owner is leaving city
has reduced price from $4,750 TO VA, 406i
this is less than 1t lis worth; cash
$4,000, balance to suit the purchaser.
(I124)
The Amerland Company.
500 N. P. Ave.
Phone 6T0 Fargo, NJ. ID
FOR sALE--A strictly modern 8-roorr
house on the north side, fefl base.
ment, hardwood floors and fsiishi fiyt
blocks from postoffice. fine lot sur.
rounded by good homes; cheap; vii
consider trade for small farm OF about
so acres, preferably lyi in Park Region o1
western Minnesota; terms half cash
balance to suit buyers. Price. "a 500
1142)
THE sAaEEEEsE.lANSo COMPANY.
! n 600 Nv. Hs. AVE-,
FEAQNISl t370 FARGO, N. I'D
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MISCELLANEOUS.

. BY EXPERT-Do you know we q
d do silver, nickel and brass plat q
d ing; also mirrors resilvered. Far u
D go Plating and Metalizing Co. g
d Phone 636. .. 9
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

FOR sALE--Meat market; reasons for
selling. Mrs. J. W. Hornoeck' Edge-
ley, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

WILL BUY barber shop or LOG cation In
small town. Address, Az care
Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

FOR SALE EGGS from pure bred and
prize winners. Buff p. Rocks $1.00 to
$500 setting; Buff S C. Leghorn $200 a
setting; Black Langshan So: S.
C. r. !. Reds $3.50 a setting;
F. w. Indian Runner Ducks $3.50 a set
ting. Guarantee ten eggs fertile from
each setting. Also have Buff P. Rock
cockerels and Indian Runner brakes for
sale. Island Park Poultry Yards.
Coleman Baker, Prop. Fargo. N. d.
r. r. No. 3.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16
HODGSON REALLY co,
Phone 125. Ear%c ~
Opposite Postoftice,

4hree quarter sections In the heart o
o., Red river valley on Minnesota sidel
together or separately, per acre Sos so
small cash payment assume Contract
$6,6S6:67 due 1918 at 40, balance CROP
pay payments, rare chance to get a farm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

WANTED TO RENT-H0:e! cf ah""
25 rooms. furnished. IT, Il. Mckenzie
!7each, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE OR RENT~-New. grocery
store. III Sixth avenue north. Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

EGGs-S. c. w. Leghorns, 81 per Is,
IS per 100; White Wyandottes, $3.50
per Is, 81 per 100: have won moro.
premiums in our nine years winnings
than all of our competitors combined; :,
a fact that speaks for Itself; give US a
trial. Hausmann Poultry Farm, Hills
boro, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

.yEWELRY BUSINESS, clean stock,
f fine n new fixtures; established fye
years; invoice about $4,000, fine oo,GGa iocaT y
tion; reasonable rent; gro"i93gg 3gr;te GouFoy foy
nartiiculars. nsTtii Lock Drawer H. New
ford N, D..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

RECEIVlNCa BsI1Gas.
THE FORUM has a supply OF neat re-
ceptacles In which TO place daily
newspapers and other mail and any
patron OF this paper In Fargo or. Moor
head may secure one or these boxes
free by calling at The Forum oxhces
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

WE Mako LOANs 9 on improved North
. Dakota farms, capital $500, 900; cor
respondence invited. Farm Security
Company, Northwestern Bank build
ing, Minnea polls, Minn. Jane Il A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

AGENTS WANTED--Also crew manas
ayers; convex portraits. oval framess
big profits; portraits my speciality
Ave. north, Fargo, ". D. 80 -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

@V%&VWV%%WWVS
X EOR SALE-Store fixtures con-
a sisting of show cases., wall
x cases etc have to remodel my
* store and have a large number or
x fine fixtures for sale. Mrs J.
D Koppelman. y
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

ouh NATIONAL. Calamity by Flood
~ FIRE ire and and Tornado; authentic story
illustrated, by author Of Tita1,,c TGun, tu1dy ~
which millions copies sold; only s1i
pest terms; bonanza for workers.
4Tatinple Ti book free. Universal House
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

wANTED-Farm hand to care for
cows poultry and other. stock; we
want to build UP a dairy business on
a / '6O0-acre farm and want the right
man ! send full information about your
self or call on VIM. Johnson, Grosve-
nor Farms, Casselton. Phone 1894.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16

! LANDSCAPE GARDENER--H. A. i
HoIte will take care OF your
\ lawns, plant your shade trees and
nut on and take of storm
Windows; charges reasonable. Ad-
dress at Hogan flats or phone
5 215l-J, evenings.