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Evening journal., 1914-01-16
James 7. Chandler, \. n. SlotS Sqo rs 5,
Undertaken ,oop es7S
DEATHS.
~ra~-eae-~rsr~-HeHsH.e-- --H',3'fH-HH4'7H
Jrwes +. Riley.
Thomas Y Missimcr.
Wilson A. Burton.
Charles Brown.
rfH b afiarh.
Martha Whitaker.
Hannah 6. Essick.
HENRY G. Banning.
HenIY Q, bannlnXI


BRONN--ln this city. Oh january 10, iui1
Char.os Brown. aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 90 at
lond the funeral services at the residence Of
his son. VIII lam III. Brown, No $50 East
Tenth street. on sunday evening. January
8. at 2 o'clock. lnterment % slaiington
Pa.
RAIdOCH IN this city, Oh january IS,
1914 FN ihctt wife of John halloch,
in her i0th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to az.
tend She funeral services pt her late resi-
deuce. 40. 2i Riddle Avenue. on Saturday
afternoon. january H. 90 2 O'Clock. Inter
mort Nt. Sn ON cemetery
BURrON--At Newport Dell on January IS,
1914. Wilson A.. beloved husband of
Georgiana Burton m his seth year.
Relatives aud friends, also Antastaka
Tribe. No. IA. I. o. r. MI. are invited TO
attend the funeral ON Sunday January 49,.
Services at his lHtt residence, Newport, Del,
at 2 o'clock. lniermeni at ST. james
cemctcry. Newport. Del
MISsIMER-ln this city. On January IS
1914. ThomIs Misfimnf
Re aiiv-s and frian is also cmployts u'
Linpincoit and Compnny's store are respect
IN y invited 70 attend the funeral services al
has late residence No. lioo West Ninth
street on saturday. Janunrw n. at p
M. The remain can be viewed Friday even
Ing after o O'Clock. Intermens at River
view cemetery
RlLEf-ln ihis city. on Jan. 10. 1914
james T. Riley
Relatives and friends are invited 20
tend the funeral from his late residence
$40 seventh avenue, on Saturday morning
at o'clock Requiem mass 40 ST. Eliza
beth's Church. interment O. sdral Gene
lery.
ESSICK-In this city, on January "a
1914, Hannah G., wife of Newton }
Essick. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are respectful,
invited to attend the funeral services a
Der late residence. No. / Sixth avenue
an Sunday evening, January IS, at
,clock. Further services win be con
luctcd in Coventry NJ. e. Church, Gov
'ntryvi le. Pa. ON Monday, January Is
It o'clock. lntement in Coventry N
=. cemetery.
Chester county papers please copy.
NlillIAkfR--ln Brandywine hundre,
near Perrys Tavern. on January 1.
1914, Martha Whitaker, aged Z
years.
Relatives and friends are respectful
mVifel to attend the funeral. at III
residence of her husband. William Nhi
taker of Brandywine hundred. on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock lntermeI
at Grnre Church cemetery.
BANNING--In this city, on January I
1914. Henry G.. elder son of James
and Emma Benning. aged 33 years.
Relatives and friends are invited
attend the funeral services. at the res
dcnce Of his parents No. 500 Sou
Broome street, on Monday mornin
January 10, at ll.30 o'clock. lnterme
private.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16
KNIcKERpocKERs ro ENrERrAIN.

The knickerbocker Club win enter
tain their friends at smoker in their
rooms in the Forster building, Eighth
and Market streets this evening. The
committee 10 charge has arranged a
pleasing program. These smokers are
held twice a year.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16

The Darktown Follies. in MY
Friend From Kentucky" again ap-
peared at The Playhouse last night
in genuine old negro singing, dane
ing and musical comedy. The play
will be repeated tonight, tomorrow
matinee and tomorrow night.
COMEDY IN GARRIcK BILL.
Jennings and Wilson, a comedy team,
are making big hit with their black
face act at the Garrick Theatre this
week. They are former minstrel men
and are genuine comedians with q lot
of natural wit and humor to burn, They
get oil a great many jokes and the
beauty of it all Is that they are new
ones. The audience cannot help laugh
ing. and the work is so amusing that
the participants themselves are kept in
a good humor. Wilmington is strong
town on minstrelsy and they know the
difference between good ones and those
net in that class i'm the case OF Jen-
nings and Wilson. the public has shown
its approval by great applause at each
performance.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16
Dies Goods and Silks Greatly Reduced
January Fur Sale

All Furs either sets single pieces, have been spe
caly priced for this sale From Onethrd to OnehaIf of
regular prices.
$500 Genuine Mink MuH. January price .... $50 90
$42O0 Genuine Mink NIuh. January price ...... S2SO0
$500 Genuine Mink AIuf. January price. $26O0
$4,000 Black Wolf NIu January price ........ S225O
$4,000 Black Fox Mu. January price $1,000
$500 Jap Mink Muf. January price ........... $1667
$500 Isabella Fox Muh January price. $1,000
$55 90 Jap Mink Set January price S36e7
$4,000 Natural Lynx Set January price ........ S2667
$4,000 Natural RaccOOn Set January price $500
$4,000 Kit COney Set January price. $1,000
$500 Mole Beaver Set January price $500
Evening journal., 1914-01-16

Many have found that it pays 20
know what messages are contained IN
the Wants for those who are alive TO
opportunity ADV
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CITIZENS SCHOOL IN NEW TERM.

CITIZENS SCHOOL IN NEW TERM.
The Citizens School for the study OF
English at Elm and Van Buren streets
began new term with young women
students last evening The class will
study four nights week The term
will end on May IA. Applications are
now being filed by young men who de-
sire TO work on farms in the summer
months.
DR.. d. NJ Cleland recently returned
from a trip west, where he told of the
Wilmington Plan" OF wc-k for non
English speaking people. Every effort
viii be made during the next few
weeks to get the work here suitably fin
anced so that other communities also
may have the benefit OF the plan in sue
cessful operation.
Depending on the continued liberality
of the people of Wilmington, Mr.. Gle
land has promised that the Wilmington
Plan" Will be extended at the earliest
possible date.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16

KEYTON, n. Y.-Cupid Freeman
gave up his last half dollar to Judge
Moorehouse to be wed to Bessie
Branch. admire your nerve" said
the Judge, and he handed the money
back
Evening journal., 1914-01-16

IN bIEMORIAHd
In loving remembrance Of my dear hus-
band Henry Braunstier, who departed this
life January i6. 1918.
Gone but not forgotten.
His Wife.s
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MEDFORD, L. L-"Your auto
killed my horse. I'll have the law
on you" threatened George Reich to
James Boldly. "TGke the car" said
Boldly and Reich, stu sore, rode OFF
in the machine.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16

NEW Exactly three feet
nothing tall. Harry Lankford, for
merly a Coney Island 'petrified man,
was arrested as drunk. When he
said his wife would "petrify him
Magistrate Steers said: Go"
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Underwear and Cloves

KNIT UNDERWEAR -Chidrens grey wool Vests and Eno
Pants; 75c to Sl15 For tomorrow only. OVN
Chden ribbed wool Vests and Pants SOC and Csc values Special
en- oo a. - S1 'V'
sleeveless and ankle length. Special ........... OJN
Women 81 so grey wool Union Suits Special Sl15
Mems S75 scarlet wool Underwear Special 81 25
Lot of womens cashmere Vests and Pants Special 75c
Womns SOC eened Vests and Pants beaced peelcr 9c
Chden 7sc and SO0 fleece lined Union Suits Special 69c
GLOVES -womens Paris Kid Gloves special 75c
Lot Womens heavy Kid Gloves $50
Womens 81 90 heavy chamos and grey p X Gloves 69c
Special lot of Gloves soiled and odd 69c
Womens ST so Kid Gloves with wide embroidery; also heavy
cape and P K in tan grey and white Our January Ct
sale price ~ Il - +
Lot of broken sizes in womens white X and Cape QOo
Gloves. Our January sale price ............. CsIO
Wom~n $3.50 and SO 90 long white Kid Gloves 50
HOSlERYMen SOC Isle Hose in black Special January
price 35c three pairs for .S1O0
few odd in Mems Hose 1Sc pairs SOC
small lot of Womens and Chdren's Hose 10c
Mems part wool Hose black and light grey lie
RAICONY-Childrens $500 Chnchila Coats S3 50
Chdrens 81 90 Astrakhan Goats. Special 50 so
Chdrens $3.50 Cloth good variety. Special $500
Chdren Velour and Astrakhan Hats match sold
larry at 81 - now i5c
- 4 o. - j
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UNDERTAKES

oak az NVkf ~ Auf.. $3.50.
UNDERTAKEN. III Jefferson st.
rbe Only Licensed Lady Embalmer.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16

Boldly and Reich, stll sore, rode Off
in the machine.
ROCHELLE PARK. n. J.-Beaten
unconscious and robbed Of a hand
bag, Daniel McMullen, postmaster,
grocer and coal man, was held up for
the twenty-ffth time between his
store and home, a distance of 500
feet.
NEW YORK-Broadwa fell for a
new one. when a young man, coat
less. got $50 in quarters at a theatre
box office, decided he didn't need the
change. got his bill back and handed
back fake package, made OF steel
bar with a quarter glued to each end.
WASHINGTON-The only raccoon
in the world with a gold-flled tooth.
called on President Wilson with T..
+. GOltra, of St. Louis.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16
Crosby & Hill Co.
Selling Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns
Sale of Ready-to-wear Garments

All Suits readytO-wear department
marked specially low prices clear and must be sold before stock
taking You will from Onethd 10 Onehalf by making your
purchases here Do not delay for in styles there only
Evening journal., 1914-01-16

PARIS-Anle Napierkoyska, Rus
sian dancer. obtained $4,000 damages
from an Italian newspaper that ac-
cused her Of causing the suicide OF
four young Russians.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16


Lot of $500 Coats Our January Sale price $500
Lot of $1,000 January Sale price S2250
Lot of $500 Our January Sale price .... $1,000
Lot of S2250 Our January Sale $780, $500
Lot of SIS and SIS Coats January Sale price $780, S1350
Lot of WOmens $40 Suits January Sale price $500
Lot of WOmens SIS and $40 Suits January Sale price $500
Evening journal., 1914-01-16

LONDON-The Duchess Of West
Minister played the part Of burglar
and submitted TO considerable rougn
handling, in a playlet pistols For
Two" produced for charity.
Evening journal., 1914-01-16
KennardSCo.

Store open tomorrow night until $50.
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ODDITIES In
The DAYS NEWS

BY The United Press.
VIENNA-The uprooting of an an
cient elm at Cracow. formerly the
Polish capital. unearthed the crown
of Poland, 500 years old, with its
valuable gems intact.
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MISC ELLANEOUS.
FoR sALE-AOUsE AND LoT.

FOR SALEr-Modern six-room cottage
south side. screened porch, nice lawn
and shade trees and small fruit trees.
large barn. on car line, one block to
Il ~
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H"TIna.a.L lnasn aava Rnae.


With the hndest OF motives and IL
behalf Of the poor umpire Of q base
ball game, Stephen II. willis has in,
vented a base which will give an alarm
or signal when q runner reaches OF
touches it, thus avoiding the dispute
which now commonly takes place be.
tween the runner, the umpire and 9th,
'er members OF the team as to whether
or not the runner reached first base
before the baseman caught the ball.
This Ia accomplished by having the
~baseplate or bag hinged and raised at
one edge by @ spring. When the run.
ner touches the base It is depressed
making an electrical contact which
sounds the alarm or raises the signal
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InoreduIItv of Looan.

Thomas c. Logan of Philadelphia IL
sometimes pessimistic about things in
general and always particular about
what he eats. One day he went into
a restaurant in Chicago, and, after
scanning the menu, said to the waiter:
II Q here you have some calls
heart"
YES, sir" agreed the waiter.
We'll. how about that%" pursued
Logan. "Is 1t tender?"
Yes, SIR" the waiter assured him
Then" ordered Logan. bring 1t to
me. If there is in this world such q
thing as a tender heart, I want it,
PopnIar Magazine.
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Evaporation and Stream Flow.

An investigation Of evaporation and
stream flow Is being carried out by
Prof. John F. Hayford Of Northwest
ern university with the aid Of q grant
from the Carnegie Institution. Instead
Of using apparatus on q small scale to
measure evaporation, Professor Hay.
ford proposes to consider each of the
great lakes In turn as an evaporation
pan. evaluate the income, outgo (othe1
than evaposauon) and change Of CON
tent Of the lake. and from these data
to determine the daily evaporation In
its relation to meteorological condb
lions. Ultimately the knowledge thus
acquired will be applied to q study OF
the laws OF stream flow in the United
Statesr-Scientifc American.
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Blue Mushroom.

A Ulue mushroom, known as the
Trtcholoma Nudum, has just been
added to the list Of edible fungi. II
has been produced from a wild wood
fungus which in its natural state ap
pears only In the late autumn. Pro
lessor Matruchot planted a specimen
In the cellar Of the Paris observatory,
where by careful cultivation he suo
ceeded In evolving a mushroom which
will grow all the year round. The
purple-blue Of the wild specimen has
faded into a light blue shade.
This new mushroom, Professor
Matruchot declares, will be hailed with
delight by chefs and gourmets on &C
count Of its exquisite flavor, which is
family reminiscent of aniseed.
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WANTED-25 carpenters. Wire, phone
or write Alex Karr. Valley City, N.
d. r..... -. (176-tf)
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FOR RENT-Furnished. room, large
cool modern; on c~arline, gentlemen
preferred; 409 9Th Ave. Nc. Phone
1881. (176-tf)
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WE REQUIRE several experienced
salesladies to introduce new juneVile
work, Our Wonder World" just pub
lished, a new and move work FOR child
rem. Exceptional opportunity. We
finance you. Highest references. Geo.
l.. Shuman & Co, Wabash g. Congress,
Chicago. Ill, Dept. w. 1s0-1SO)
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WE WANT good, live men right away
to sell the finest nursery stock grown
FOR northern culture. Since competition
aces not enter until later. June n
July are the best months in the year to
Aell this line for next fall and spring
delivery. Our stock has been well ad-
Fertised and with thousands OF patrons
an the northwest boosting for It,, 1t
Is an easy seller. Profitable and very
pleasant work. Our free agents outfit
includes pictures Of fruits, shrubs. etc.,
In natural colors. Prompt payments
each week. Write me for Agents Cir
cuIar giving full Information. Clarence
Wedge, Wedge Nursery, box ], Albert
Lea, MINI. (180-1S0)
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AGENTS
sNrAnR FoRTY MILLION DoLLARsn

GsMADH FORTY MILLION DOLLARS"
MONTGOMERY WARD died leaving a
fortune, his original capital probably
less than you spend weekly for pleas
ure; parcel post, reduced express rates
offer big opportunities; become a part
ner with. US, as manufacturers; no can
wasting, no experience, spare time only
required; free printed matter and in
structions. Write for valuable booklet
snail Order Success" Pease Mfg. CO.,
Dept. A %, 70 Broadway. Buffalo, N.
". GS0-1S0)
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SECOND HAND t~hreshing rig complete
for sale. 36X60 Avery separator, run
only % days and Buffalo Pltts engine,
~ horse power, rebuilt and in fine con-
dition, 2 water tanks, forks, sleeping
tent and cooking utensils. H.. A. BoIser,
Harwood, N. D. Box 80. Q68-I9H
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notwithstanding new, fastest SELL
ers and quickest repeater on earth.
Permanent profitable business. Good
Cor $50 to S75 a week. Write for par
Siculars. American Products Co., 5000
Sycamore ST., Cincinnati, o. (1S0-1S0)
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$50 CASE and $40 per month for 90
months and no interest will buy two
fine corner lots, each SO by lao feet i'm
Huntington addition to Fargo. Fred u.
Krogh, 720 Front st. ]172-tfl
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in
strictly modern residence, close in;
gentleman preferred. Phone 1881.
(173 t. ~
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FURNISHED rooms for rent in modern
house on carline; 2 ladies only. Call
before 2 o'clock or after s. 500 9Th st.
So. Phone Ills. (172-tf)
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wANTED-Work by sixteen year old
boy. Phone 1882. (476-AS0)
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LOST-One pair long silk gloves, Tues
day evening between Bitou theatre
and Waldorf pharmacy. Finder please
phone 2117. G77-tf)
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FOR SALE-At a bargain. n thirty
horse automobile in first class CON
dition. Fully equipped. Has not been
run ffty-fve hundred miles; for less
than fifty cents on the dollar. Reason,
have two machines. Address box 500.
phnna 11S.L Fargo, N. D. (l7S-tf)
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statesmen WANTED.

DO YOU WANT SO a day, side or main
line. retail, Premium n Punch
Board Deals? Five propositions. Amer
Acan Factories Co., st. Louis, Mo.
CSl.1S01
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SERVICE.
LOST.

LOST-A bunch Of keys. Return to
Murphy & Young, 502 Front st.
C173-tf)
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LOST-Brown bulldog puppy about 4
months old. Blind in one eye. Return
to Norrona cafe for reward. (177-tf)
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LADY ,stenographer capable of taking
dictation and typewrlting it correct
ly, balanced and understanding para
graphing and capable Of getting out
position. Give full particulars first let
ter. 1S1 care Forum. (178-1S0)
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USED AUTOMOBILES for sale, 1911
Velie 40" speedster in good condi-
ton, 5000 worth extra equipment. 1910
Cadillac four passenger detachable ton
nea 1912 E: M. F. %SO-touring car;
Overhauled and in good condition. All
the above cars are in good mechanical
condition and will be offered at a very
reasonable price for quick sale. Calkins
Murphy Motor Co., 623 2nd ave. No.
(170-tf)
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SEVERAL nice furnished rooms with
bath at S14 1-2 Front ST., one block
west OF Waldorf hotel. Phone S176.
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MATERNITY HOSPITAL - Competent
nurses and best of care; highest tes-
timonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs. jennie Camp. SCI 10th 81. S.. Far
go.
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LOST-Brown grip on main highway
between Fargo and Detroit. Reward.
Return to Fargo Forum office.
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LAND FOR SALE.

so ACRES good and in Burke Co. san
dy loan, clay subsoil. hilly. 81 acres
broke. Improvement cost $3.50. 6 miles
to town, 1-2 mile to school, NO oul1e.
ings, $1400 cash or terms. ADDRESS dc[
Forum. (1Io-4So)
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LOST-Silver scarf pin between Ills
End Ave. So. and Fargo Corset Co.
Finder return to Mrs. Heller, Ills and
Ave. So. for reward. (179-1S1)
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o RENT-Furnished room in all
modern house; has large closet and
bright and airy. Phone 1871. Call
80 18th st No. (162-Y)
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FURNISHED ROOMS. also light house
keeping rooms for rent at ia Ia
Broadway. under new management.
Phone 1872. (tf)
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FOR SALE-Dray line, consisting Of
teams. wagons and all tools; only dray
line in city; 1000 population; doing
good business; good reason for selling.
Christ Heggen, Harvey, N. D..
(157-1S4)
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EAVES TRoUGHS-Prices the lowest,
best of workmanship. Call Sill and
we will be pleased to send man to
quote you price on your work; metal
work Of all kinds. Manufacturers OF
Little Giant furnaces. Foulks 6
French, Call Still (162-1S9)
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FLANDERS 1918 runabout, will ex-
change for good four or i've passen-
ger car not older than 1913 model.
Must be in good running order; will
pay adherence. Box B. Sheldon, N. ID.
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PRINTER WANTED-Good job for
young man of good habits. Booze
and cigarettes barred. Glenburn has a
live band and band player will n
Glenburn a goo. town for music. Glen
0urn A0VAN' C:1so-is2)
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WANT to hear from good girl COM
positor. Must be reliable, ambitious
and willing to work. Reasonable wa
ges. Steady situation. Tell truth fully
In first letter. Observer, Grand Forks,
N. D. (175-1S0)
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Mo. 7 airl's Dress,

Simple and dainty, this dress has a long
blouse, gathered where 1t Is Joined to the
one piece skirt, and this is made with
straight lower edge. The sleeves may be
long or short the neck is low, with a wide
collar.
Flouncing or other bordered goods, linen,
gingham, voile, cotton crepe, serge and
the like are appropriate materials.
The dress pattern, No. 6,67S, is cut in
sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, ~ and "A years. Me
dunn size requires 2A yards of 36 inch
material, with Is yard Of 81 inch con.
t~rasting goods to trim.
This pattern can be obtained by sending
10 cents to the office of this paper.
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WOULD you work for SIS per week, 8
hours a day? Woman wanted to dis
tribute free packages Borax washing
powder. Ward Soap Co., ZIG Institute
Pl., Chicago. GS0-180)
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statesmen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M
necessary, easy work, big pay. Write
for large list Of openings offering OPP
portunities to earn 500 to $500 a o
while vol learn. Address Dept. 229,
National Salesmen's Training Associa-
ton, Chicago. New York, Kansas City.
San Francisco. (1S0-1S0)
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SALESMAN WANTED to push stand
ard line Of forestry products in the
prairie states, and hardy fruits in all
sections; work under experienced field
manager reforestration is the key to
successful farming and stock raising
In his great region; our statesmen are
backed by our 46 years continuous
service in forestry and nursery work.
Acreage 1900; established 1868. refer
ences, commercial agencies or any bank.
For particulars address r.. d. Under-
wood, Secy. The Jewell Nursery Co..
Lake City, MINI. (180-1S0)
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FROM JUNE IT to 81, a special train
of southern Wisconsin bankers will
examine the cheap lands of the upper
Wisconsin counties. Is 1T not time for
you to do likewise? Write US for in
formation. Wisconsin Advancement
Assn. 1854 First Nat. bank Bldg, Mil
waukee, Wis. C79-1S0)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-13

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