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Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23
CENTRAL R. R.
SPENDING MUCH
Enterprising Company Is
Expanding.
CARING FOR FARMERS
Live Management Is Doing Great
Deal Of Work in cumber-
land County.

The Central Railroad Company and
the people; of Cumberland are working
in earnest cooperation for the further
development of this locality and in so
doing are adding to the prosperity Of
each other.
A few years ago the far sighted Off
cials of the Central Railroad Company
easily foresaw the great agricultural
possibilities of Cumberland County,
particularly this section of it, and
reached out an enterprising and help
ing hand. Thousands of dollars were
expended in providing adequate ship
ping facilities about Shiloh Crossing
and as result last season Bridgeton
was the greatest potato shipping point
sof South Jersey, leading even Woods
twn and Elmer, for years the leading
shipping points.
The successful results of that effort
upon the part of the railroad company,
and the prosperity it brought to this
d particular district affected, awakened
desire upon the part of the company
/ to make further railroad extension,
and upon the part of other communi-
ties to obtain added railroad facilities.
During the present year the Central
Railroad Company of New Jersey has
spent and is spending many thousands
,f dollars in buying property, adding
new tracks and sidings, and providing
4 greater shipping facilities.
Yesterday Superintendent s. B. Zart-
man was in Bridgeton and talked in
terestingly to the Pioneer. Superin-
tendent hartman is especially enthusi-
astic with the development Of the ag>
riculturali resources here, and he
says that the Central railroad company
is making every effort not alone to
keep pace with the development of the
country, and more, provide for the fu-
ture. i f*4N
In all of the improvements now be-
ing made by the railroad company,
Supt. hartman says, is being done to
provide for the demands Of fifteen
years hence.
y The Greenwich shipping station,
a big enterprise, has been COM
pleted. Now the company is making
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23

w. "A. Logue, as an executor of the
Mary Elmer estate, presented to the
city check for $12S.67 which was the
city's share for crops cultivated upon
the property known as Elmer Park.
which has been presented the city by
bequest of Miss Elmer.
The two ill-fated ordinances which
provided for the appointment of first
and second assistants for the Public
Works Commissioner, were unanimous
ly killed upon final passage. Mr.. j!
M. Laning said that the ordinances
should be killed as they did not have
legal standing.
The Comptroller was authorized to
draw warrants for $396.9S for the glu-
trim used upon the public streets.
A resolution was passed by five to
seven vote to be approved by the May
or before becoming effective, author
izing the payment of $1919.91 from
the contingent fund to the City Park
Commission, which is one half the
contract cost of the new park road.
Council had previously agreed to pay
one half of the cost of the road.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Laning moved that the
Public Works Commissioner be in
structed to proceed with the laying Of
a sewer on West Avenue from Com
merce to Broad street.
Mr.. J. M. Laning moved that the
clerk be authorized to advertise for
bids for the construction of the North
Pearl street sewer in compliance with
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23
NEW POSITION

William Laning, formerly of the
Ferracute Machine Co.. is now in
charge of the lock scanning machines
at the Sanitary Can Company's fac
tory.
He is filling the position of Mr..
George Thompson. who leaves Bridge
ton shortly to enter the employ of the
Continental Can Co. at Syracuse. N. Y.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23

very important improvements at New
port, Mauricetown station, out about
Shaw's Mill, etc. A great agricultur-
al development is being made all
through that section, and only begin
ming has been made in the evolution
of That community.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23

Fredrick said that tnere had been 13
filtration plants placed upon the de-
partment within the year, and all this
caused shortage of water supply by
reason of the lack of filter capacity.
Commissioner of Streets F. L. Fra
linger, made report that road work
was now being conducted upon an ex-
tensive scale. Much of the time 20
teams and more were employed. Lake
street had been graded and gravelled,
and $40 loads of gravel had been
placed on Lake street. Lawrence street
has been graded and two-thirds of it
gravelled, 220 loads of gravel having
beencarted upon it. Sherman Avenue
was also being put in shape. Mr.. Fra
llinger reported the glutrin on Pearl
Istreet had proved good binder, but
did net lay the dust completely and
water 'sprinkiing was resumed upon
the glutrins street.
Comptroller S. p. Fithian said that
he had bill of 1926 from the Bridge
ton Hospital, and the $1,000 appropri-
lation was exhausted and much of the
bill could not be paid. Upon motion
of j. M. Laning, the bill was referred
to the Corporation Counsel for an
opinion.
Upon recommendation of the Comp
troller, City Council made $4,000
available for the Board of Education
Bills approved by the City Comp
troller were presented and ordered
paid from the following aprpopria-
tions:
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23
ILLEGAL SALE

Last night policeman Hamlyn picked
up Harry Goldsboro, a colored man,
who since last November, has been
charged with the illegal sale of liquor.
Goldsboro promptly pleaded guilty and
in default of $50 fine was sent to Jail
for sixty days.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23

Manufacturers Sale of
Shirts and Boys
BlOuSeS at II price. $r.oo
Shirts at SOC. 75c Blouses at
at 35c. Sizes up to 161z.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23
WOmen'S, Misses
and Children's
Dresses
Our Special
COrSetS

All sizes, we'll bound, made
of batiste, low bust, six sup
porters, regular 75c and $1.oo,
now soc.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23
and

Summer BlOuseS and
Waists. made of crepe,
voiles and organdies, new
summer models, at $1.oo,
$I.5o and $a.oo.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23

Tub Skirts for outings. made
of p. <. and linens, new
tunic models, all sizes, at
$I.oo, Fl. so and $500.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-07-23
July Sale All This Month

Visitors, vacationists and those at home
will find good assortments all summer at
LOWEST I'm the City Prices HERE
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Travellers in Bye-B Bye Land.

Tom BOdine in the Paris Mo, Mer-
curry: There are travellers and trav-
elers. Some CirCumnaVigate the globe
in white ships, hide behind the islands
of summer seas and go to pilgrimages
to mysterious old lands, hunting
strange experiences and new sensd
tons. Others beat the hot paths Of
pOpulOuS cities disconnected. and still
others mount on fancy's wiring to the
thousands Of worlds that lie dreaming
on the limpid bosom Of the night. But
the greatest traveller l ever saw I saw
this morning. He came out from IN
der some sweet h~oneysuckle vines
where a cricket lives and sings, was in
a wheeled wicker buggy, and was
going bye-bye. That's just around the
block somewhere, everywhere, and he
was accompanied by a spaniel pup and
a blaCk-faCed old woman with a heart
full Of JOY and a brass ring on her
finger. Bye-bye is the lane Of won
derful things, and nobody ever goes so
far save in a fOur-wheeled wicker
buggy. on a summer morning. There
is no other way to get there. An
angel stands guard and drives back
all but a blue-eyed book and a long
dashed girl with rubber rattles in their
hands. w..
Bye-bve lies within the county line,
but none sees it save the pure in heart:
Yes, the greatest traveller | ever saw
didn't go any further than around the
blocks, but the many strange and beau
tiful things he saw could not have
been found the wide world around. He
saw a big house painted red, a little
girl with a rope, and some big boys
with a ball. He saw a high church
tower, a flock of white pigeons and any
old woman with some sweet cakes. Hs
travelled all morning and with uplifted
eyes asked many very many queS-
tons of those he met and learned
more than would fill un-numbered
books of travel. Why don't somebody
write a book on the land Of Bye-Bye?
Beautiful it is for situation, and most
wonderful; filled with fairies and eter-
nal sunshine; a place of incredible
will be barred. How infinitely sor-
rowful that the gates of Bye-bye
should ever be ClOsed-beautiful, WON
derful, strange land of Bye-bye. Piled
in it are the plumber of baby dreams
and the magical things Of long ago.
Bye-bye is the land of never can be,
and is just around the block some
where, everywhere. An angel stands
guard, and non can stay save for the
length Of a summer morning. The way
back is lined with empty wicker bug
gies and memories Of lost innocence.
Bye-bye is life, life from here to yon-
ing out Its mysteries.
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Germany Has Stringent Ordinances
Regarding the Care of ChiIdren's Milk

Elementary cleaning and polishing,
and from time to time sheared and
clipped. To those who might think
this an unnecessary refinement, Pro-
fessor Rievel, of the Hanover Veterin-
airy high school, makes answer in his
"Handbuch der Milchkunde" by the
statement that long before COWS give
the usual tuberculosis reactions, enor-
NOUS numbers of these bacilli may be
found in the hair and hide.
The mixers, after thoroughly wash
ing themselves. put on clean white
overalls n use a special, freshly
sterilized milk pail. This pail has a
side opening to prevent the possible
dropping in Of foreign matter. 1t is
equipped with removable fine wire
cloth strainers, covered with new steri-
lized cotton batting so that the milk
Is instantaneously filtered. The milk
is Immediately taken into the cooling
room to be pumped over chilling ap-
paratus, where the temperature is re-
duced to about 80 degrees F. 1t is
then poured into sterilized bottles and
stored in an ice chest, whence they
are Sent out to consumers, covered
with an insulating jacket Of corrugated
DaOer.
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JUIIG GJJ WI.
ARTHUR w. FOWLER,
Concerning Two Sounds.

Atlanta Constitutions: When Joseph
Henry Lumpkin vas chief justice of
Georgia a case was brought up from
Columbus in which a wealthy citizen
asked for an injunction to prevent the
construction of a planning mill across
the street very near his palatial resi-
dence. His grounds for complaint
consisted chiefly in the proposition
that the noise Of the mill would wake
him too early in the morning.
Let the mill be built said the chief
justice in rendering his decision. Let
its wheels be put in motion. The
progress of machinery must not be
stopped to suit the whims or the fears
of any man. Compartments fears are
imaginary. The sound of the machin-
cry will not be a nuisance. On the
contrary, 1t will prove a lullaby. In
deed, I know of but two sounds in all
nature that a man cannot become rec
onciled to. and they are the braying Of
ass and the tongue Of a scolding
woman"
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Kaiser Wilhelm is the dominant fg-
ure In the Triple Alliance Germany,
Austria, and italy,. He has maintain
ed the inheritance of Bismarck, who
organized the Triple Alliance for the
purpose of protecting the integrity Of
the German speaking peoples or Ger
many and Austria, chiefly against re-
prisals of France after her defeat in
1870 and the possible aggressions Of
mighty Russia in the future. The
Triple Alliance has maintained the
peace of Europe for more than a quar-
ter of a century. The crisis brought
about by the kaiser's demands in the
Agidir incident was an occasion In
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GIRLS-To learn nursing, Moorheac
hospital. Phone 36-L-2 or 500. (tf)
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IF ANY good man wants young widow
with 3 children as competent house
keeper, answer at once box TO-, Eagle
Bend, Mimi. (224-226)
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CHICKENs FOR SALE

EGGS FOR MATCHING from Buff
Plymouth Rocks. 81, $3.50 and "a per
8 years in succession at Fargo. From
the 1914 show 4 have in my breeding
pens 1st, End and 3rd pullets; End. 3rd
s saa Tor sale. island Park Poultry
Yards, Coleman Baker, Prop. R. n. No.
8. Fargo. Phone 1167.Ts (tf)
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which the Triple Alliance might have
been used against peace. Now has
come another occasion. Austria would
not have dared to attack Servia did
she not feel she would be backed by
Germany and Italy in case of general
war throughout Europe.
Franz Josef is not considered a
great statesman, but in the many
ear of his reign he has seen every
trick Of European diplomacy and he
has been able to steer his country
through a safe course. The king OF
Italy has never displayed qualities OF
craftsmanship to make him a power
full individual figure in Europe.
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FOR SALE-Whole or half interest
threshing rig, Case separator, S6-inch
cylinder, Aultman engine, full equip
ment Of betting, self-feeder, elevator,
wind stacker, water tank n truck
also; all together $1,000; no boozer
partner wanted. H. o. Barlow, Gwln-
.ner, N. D. 2l9-232)
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ED.

STRAYED from my place Saturday
night. bay driving mare, 2 years old.
White star on forehead, one hind foot
white. Please notify Henry Won Bank,
Buffalo, N. D. ~(225-230)
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Summons.

State of North Dakota. County Of
Cass. In District Court. Third Judicial
District.
Frank F. Frater, PLAINTIFF, Va. George
A. Merritt, Walter e. Mack and all
other persons unknown claiming any
brance upon the property described in
the complaint, Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the Complaint In the above entitled
Office of the Clerk of the District Court
of the Third judicial District, in and
for the County OF Cass and State Of
North Dakota and to serve q CODY Of
o u answer to the said Complaint on
the subscriber at his office IL the City
withiRthirty days after the service Of
this Summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of such service: and in case Of
our failure to appear or answer,
Judgment will be k against you by
default for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Dated June 20, 1914.
ARTHUR w. FOWLER,
PLAINTIFF Attorney,
No. l6 Broadway, Fargo, N. d.
To the above. named Defendants:
You and each of you will please take
an action to determine adverse claims
to the following described real estate
situate in the City of Fargo and County
of Cass and State Of North Dakota, viz.
Lot Numbered Six (6), in Block Num-
bered Six CO. of Harwood's Addition to
the said City of Fargo.
ARTHUR W. FOWLER,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. Is Broadway, Fargo, NJ, D.
Gully 1-8-1b-22-29. Aug. 8. 1914.)
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; FOR SALE-At a bargain price .
D one two horse dray, l double 4
b set Of harness, / delivery sled, &
. almost good as new. Can be seen &
D at McCormick's barn. Phone 4
b 1881. C9O-tf) 4
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FOR SALE-A very desirable, we'll i'm
proved one-quarter, located 8 miles
from the center Of Fargo, one mile
from the State Fair grounds; corners
the A. c. farm; good buildings, all
erected within the past two years; nice
grove Of shade trees. Price, 1926 per
acre. For terms, etc, address the own
er, ]. c. Vincent, Moorhead. MINI.
2O8-234
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FOR RENT-S-room suite, elegantly
furnished for 4 gentlemen, modern
home, 2 blocks from Waldorf, Ill Sth
st. So. Phone 1851. (225-23O)
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To give it additional power a new
screw driver Is provided with two ad-
ditional detachable handles.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
a certain number care of h Forum,
that number, in care OF Forum. This
insures prompt
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wANTED-First class barber at once,
no "boozer; SIS a week, half of SIS.
r. J. Taylor, Oberor, n. D. (223-230}
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CONTRACTOR.

LOST-Pointer puppy, half grown,
white with brown markings on head.
Return for reward to r. p. Baird, care
N. d. Ind. Tel. Co. (223-225)
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QUARTER-SAWED oak bank fixtures.
nearly new; cupboard and legal blank
cabinet under counter. Can be extend
ed if necessary. For particulars write
The Security Bank, Sheyenne, N. D.
208-234
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FOR RENT-Five rooms downstairs,
in a modern house, furnished. Apply
to Fred J. Krogh, 100, Front street.
GIFT. f.
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FOR sALE-Only drug store in town.
A bargain If taken at once. If you
mean business answer. Inquiries with
| many questions will not be answered.
Buyer must Investigate by coming here.
Good reasons for selling. Good loca-
ton. Write S1S Forum. (221-226)
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LAND FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-By owner, so acres choice
land cheap, l IL miles from city lin
Its of Fargo. 324 care of Forum.
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POSITION wANTED-FEmALE.

WOMAN wants work day or hour, 152
4th Ave. s. (22S-22E
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GOOD 3-STORY brick hotel with full
basement, 50x90 feet for sale, IS
rooms, good chance for right parties.
Write box A. M. Chinook, Mont.
(220-246)
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SALESLADIES WANTED-We want
three more lady solicitors to sell ac-
cident n health insurance. City
work, or travelling in North Dakota
and Montana. National Casualty COM
pany, 20 Edwards building, Fargo, N.
D. (228-22S)
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wANTED-Barber, pay $13 per week
and board and room. Notify F.
Robichaud, Glen1eld, N. D.. (225-230)
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BUSINESS

FOR SALE-One complete printing out
fit. Write Herald, Baker, N. D.
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WANTED-Twenty more bright youn"
women to join our school Of hair
dressing, switch and wig-making; a
fine opportunity to learn a paying
business; big money in it for those
thoroughly Instructed. Complete course
two to three months. Write for free
book. Mrs. j. Kopelman, 614 First ave
(218-tf)
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Fall suitings and overcoating are on
at Ted Evanson's.-Advt.
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FARMS o. SALE.

$40 DOWN, g M0NTHLY buys farms
acre. Some timber; some open; 20, 900
acre selection. Free maps. l.. T.. Fell
and, Palace Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
(210-236)
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ANSWER to advertisements should
thesis in lower right hand corner.
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BARBER-First class man, SIS a week
d. -. (224-25o)
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FoR sALE-191S Ford touring a in
good order 704 10th st. s. Phone
14I2-J. (228-234)
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HELP

HAVE Knight Printing Co. Print 1t.
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for No. l model machines, also one
font 6 point roman single letter ma
trices and one font 10 point roman and
italic two letter matrices. Address
Fargo Forum. N47-t0
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HELP wANTED-mALE OR FEMAE.E.

WANTED-People to write motion pic
ture plays. Big demand. $40 to 800
paid for each play. / am an experience
ed writer OF all kinds Of plays and
stories and I can teach you in six less
your brain. Write for booklet, Photo
play Specialist, Aberdeen. S. p: Box
SIS. (222-230)
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WANTED-Sober druggist. Must have
good references. Turtle Lake drug
Co. (225-227)
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OUR MISSION Is to give information
about Wisconsin. Wisconsin d.
Assn, 1854 First Nat. bank Bldg, MIL
waukee, Wis. (224-225)
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CHAS. HARRIS, violin expert; high
grade old violins for sale; repairing
q speciality; violins reconstructed. 1041b
Front ST. (212-23S)
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE ana gas engl-
neering school will give you practical
instruction.. write for information;
1925 Front st.
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WANTED-An experienced timer n
furnace man. Apply to G. E: Norton,
Bowman. N. D. (225-236)
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CABINET MAKER WANTED-A first
class man for new add repair work.
Apply Valley City Cabinet Works.
=. - C216-226)
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ESTABLISHED millinery shops at 5000
to $500 and up listed with us for sale
Balfour and Aneta, N. D.; Harlowton,
Missoula, Conrad, Butte, Mont; Mos
COW, Idaho; millinery departments att
Jamestown, N. D.; Everett, Wash; Eu-
gene, Ore; and others. Write for par
ticulars, Stronge & Warner Co., largest
wholesale millinery. st. Paul. (222) |
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PRINTER - All around printer for
country weekly, steady job, German
American, Golden Valley, N. D.
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WANTED-Position as housekeeper, by
trustworthy middle aged lady, town
C223-22T)
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q GOOD paying restaurant and 20 q
+ room well furnished lodging =
= house at 800 Front st. for sale at y
4 a big discount If taken at once. q
4 Horseshoe counter, fine trade. =
= Building to lease. Owner retiring q
= reason for selling. (217-tf) .
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COMPETENT bookkeeper can take on
some extra work, day or evening. Ad-
dress 800 Forum. (222-234)
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FOR SALE-Nice. clean, old papers;
packages of 80 for 10 cents; $50 for
25 cents. Forum office.
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WANTED-First class sausage maker.
Good wages, steady work. Eggert,s
meat market. (226~2a7)
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GO TO JOHNSON'S barber shop, 500
Front street; hair cut Csc, shave 10c,
bath 15c, on Saturday Csc: first class
work guaranteed.
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WE CAN fill orders for farm hands and
machine men at once. OLSON EN-
ployment Co., 317 N. P. Ave. (221-tf)
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FIRST CLASS barber, pool-hall shop,
good wages. Phone or write, Orchard
& Anderson, Warwick, N. D. (224-229)