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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-02-26
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
DATES EOa COMING EVENTS.

"H" rVU NOA1N. ENEsNub.
March 10-ll-Eleventh annual con
Terence. Colorado Dau .;hters of Amer
lean Revolution at Colorado Springs
July l3-lA.-Grand Lodge Session. b
+. o. Elks AT Denver
Sept colorado State Fair At Pu-
eblo.
lSl5-Last Grand Council Of North
American Indians at Denver
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Ion.
In aluminium gray the Illustrated
design VIII work up very prettily by
using the plain color In Pussy Willow
SIN, and the brocaded Jacket portion
In some heavier silk. II may be aIl
In one tone or suggest bit OF color In
the brOcade.
The bodice Is cut with short ki.
mono sleeve extensions and the front
edges are left open from neck to waist
Beneath II IL worn blshop sleeyed
guimpe with flaring collar and softly
surpllced fronts, made Of white ba,
tiste or net A deep girdle IL crushed
about the waist and made In one with
the bodice huttoning down the center
front with close row OF silver
buttons.
The skirt Of the plain silk y gath
cred at the top all round. The tunic Ia
applied at the hip line and il also
gathered and held In place under
narrow band Of soft gray Ino,Ifflon
fur. The hem OF the tunic IL bordered
with the same fur, and clears the low.
or edge of the underskirt by six or
seven inches
II preferred. the blouse may he
msde up in velvet to match the silk
Of the skirt II would he lovely in
willow green with dark fur baudingr
fine white guimpe and dull silver but.
tons.
A single rose caught under the col.
lar at one side gives an attractive
touch Of color.
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from worse wounds, or perhaps being
killed. ~
Around the foot OF the tree were
gathered the hunters Bowser the
Hound, aud another dog Bowser and
the other dog didn't seem 10 be- much
interested. You see, they were inter
eSted only 50 long as they could smell
BCbby's tracks, and since Bobby had
taken to climbing from one tree to
another like squirrel there were no
tracks to smell. SO they had stopped
barking, and were just waiting around
to find out what their masters were
going To do.
Come on! Hurry up and climb this
tree" shouted one. as Farmer
Browns boy dropped to the ground
from the big chestnut tree from which
he had driven Bobby Coon.
Climb It YOURSELF snapped Far.
mer Browns Boy I've climbed two
trees and 1t is the turn Of some one
else now. Besides that tree is to big
It's too far up to the first branches. 4"
"Oh, come ON I" begged another
voice You know you are the young
est aud spryest and the best climber
Just try this one Wen get him this
time
"lic doesn't dare To- He's afraid 90
another voice interrupted, aud the
sound Of that voice wa, not at all
pleasant II had the sound Of snecr.
and You know nothing Is more Nm.
pleasant sounding thun a snecr
Il do dare to! dare to climb any
! tree in the Green Forest" The voice
Of Farmer Browns Boy sounded an
! CRY II sounded very angry No one
would have guessed that he was Just
| pretending
Then why don't you prove It by
climbing this tree" demanded the 9th.
rr voice
"Bcruusc I've done my share of
climbing already, rptortM Farmer
Browns Roy and he sounded as II he
meant every word he snId
For long time that dispute as To
who should climb that tree lasted
Bobby didn't stop to listen to II very
long II gave him lust the chance he
lmd h"n waiting for and he took #
lie Softly stole out nlong Il branch
/ That reached over IN hemlock tree
Nnd from there he reached another
liec I'm which WIS II hollow hIg
enough for him 10 squeeze into. Once
nfrly there he almost chucklcl to
. illIE hIrt I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05
COUNTY TREASURER FOUND
NOT GUILTY, OFFICE NEGLECT

Lawton, Ok, Dec "a jury in
the district court acquitted Joe L.
Porter county treasurer, on an accu.
sation brought by the grand Jury, Of
wilful and habltual neglect uf duties
ot his office. The accusation was made
against him following examination OF
his records by state examiners and IN.
spectors.
The presiding Judge made q ruling
for the guidance " the trial jury that
the prosecution must be able to show
that Porters alleged misconduct In
office was wllful Many witnesses ties
titied To Porters integrity He has
served one term as county treasurer
and Was reelected at the last cleo
ti0n
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CONFIRMS SELECTION
GOyenOr-Elect Williams Announces
Appointment Of George Noble as
State Game Warden.

Unofficial information that George
Noble of Puteau has been appointed
state fish and game warden has been
confirmed by Governor elect Il. l..
Williams, who announced the selection
late Friday
Mrs Noble was formerly sheriff of
Lcfore county and ls also a prominent
business man Of that section Of the
state lie Is well known sportsman
aud well acquainted with the fish
and game laws Of the state and with
the needs for better protection ~ the
wild life NJ Oklahoma. Those who
know MIR Noble say that Judge WI
llams has made IA good selection for
the game wnrdcn's office.
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OBREGON HAS CONFIDENCE
IN FACTION OF CARRANZA

Washington Dec. o. Rafael Zu-
baran, Carranza, agent here has made
public a telegram from General Al.
varo Ohregon dated yesterday at Vera
Cruz, declaring his confidence In the
success Of the CarranEa faction
II has become known that General
OroSco who declared a new revolution
against Carranza upon the downh,ll
~ Huerta, passed through washingo
ton several days ago on he way 10
New York OruSco Is understood to be
heading for Canada 10 join his wife.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05
AMERICAN FASHIONS
~ Lu,.s Nsw>sl

The combination OF plain with bro
caded satin continues To find expires.
sion In great number Of the latest
dress designs. II Is a style which, odd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05

First Divine Sclence-I27 North
Robinson, Rev Ruth Dalziel, minister
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Sunday
morning service at II, subject Of ser
man. THE Prictical Value Of Divine
Science % Thursday evening service AZ
7 80 This being the first Sunday In
the month communion service will be-
held following the morning service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05

University Place Christian Twenty
eighth AMI Mckinley, Rev r. r. Lane.
pastor Rlnr school 9:45 music by
orchestra Morning serclse at If sub
ject "EnlstIrs Not Written With Ink q"
Endcnyor society at $50; evening ser.
vice Mt Z $50 subject, ''The Human
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where three shots from the terrible
gun carried by one of the hunters had
hit him but ne had mo- time to thluk
about his wounds now lie was lucky
that they were not worse He knew
That he must keep his wits working
every minute II he would save himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05

Spiritual Progressive, Westfalls =
Hall 2O4 IL West Main. Rev. j. A.
Baldridge win deliver the lecture ON
the subject, The Mystical In Reli-
glon," followed by spirit messages by
several good mediums.
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Slide NJ salvation" Prayer service
Wednesday at $50.
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haywood preshytcrian Ninth and
STILES. ". II. Surface pastor sunday
school at 40, preaching 10y the pastor
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<XSCblu'l'rlI1cbes = bl'l'lI1

First Christian Tenth and Robin
son. Rey II. T.. Van Horn, pastor Sub
jcct at morning service, The joy ui
Gods House At the evening service
the sermon win be Of especial Interest
to those who make excuses for not be.
coming Christians The subject VIII
be- Excuses Not Reasons There
will be Speyinl music
First United Brethren East Tenth
and Durland street, l.. Walter Nine,
ID d., pastor. 9lj n III Bible school
lO:45 a. III. aud Z 80 p m public wo.
ship. Morning sermon, kept In the
Love Of God" Evening, The Cruel
fixiou' $50 p m Christian Endcnr
or meeting.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Eleventh street and Robinson avenue
Services at IL n. m Subject Of lesson.
God the Only Cause and Creator
Sunday school at 9 30 a m Wednes
day evening service at y O'Clock Read
ing rooms 5O2 5O3 Colcord building
open dnlly except SUNDAYS and holi
days from Q 9:8O n. IN. to 3 30 D. m
Second Spirltualist - llii5 West
Grand avenue. holds regular services
every Sunday at 1880 p. m. Lecture
by Mrs NJ A. Adams, spirit messages
by Mrs Trcssic WaShburn The sun
beam League meets Tuesday at 80
p. m
First United PRESBYTERIAN Ninth
and RrOadway J H. Millln pastor
Bible school ut 10 Preaching at II
and 7 80 by the pastor
SpIritnl Progress Church Of Reason
3Os North Robinson Services Sun
day evening Mt 80 o'clock A hearty
welcome to all
Central Presbyterian Twelfth and
Harvey, Charles G. Weaver, ph, D.
pastor Sabbath school at 0:44 seryl
ces at II n m, ordination and install
latlon service At 80 p. VI the pas
tor viii preach the first Of a series of
church history sermons. The World
Into witch Jesus Was Born" At
q 90 p. m. Senior Endeavor Wednes
day 1880 p m, midweek meeting
haywood Christian Ninth and Phil
lips. Garrett W McQmddy, pastor
Rihle school at Q:4O. Fndeavor at 0i30
C. W. H. NJ service at the II O'Clock
hour Preaching by the pastor at 1:S0,
subject " sermon, "Thc Sweetest
word" Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 1880
First Lutheran Twelfth and Robin.
son Rev Newton II Rover. u. u,
minister Sunday school at 9:i5.
Morning Worship at II. subject,
"Christs Second Coming and Signs
Luther League at G:S0 Evening wor
ship at Z $50. subject, How TO Secure
Power"
First Unitarian Services IN Musical
Art Institute 12i West Fifth street
Rev. Clarence J Harris, pastor If IN
II. m, service Of worship sDhiSct "
sermon "ChHsts Dream " Destiny
At $50 u. m Outlook Club, address
by DR. J X Hosmer
First Presbyterian Rev, Phil g
Baird Ph. n, pastor Bible school NJ
0:3O. Morning worship at II, The
pastor viii preach ON the subject EN-
at which time the pastor will deliver
his address, What Jesus Taught Con
cerning War" This is also the tlmc
Of the regular monthly musicale Tor
which the senior augmented choir has
prepared notable program
haywood Presbyterian Ninth nnd
stiles. v. ~ Surface pastor Sundn,
school at 9;lJ, preaching by the pastor
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ly enough, has held through three
seasons, and that IA more than can
ordinarily be expected Of tickle fash.
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at II and 1880. Morning subject
Gathering God is Gifts." Evening sub
ject The Power of Purpose Special
music at 10th services Junior Chris
liau EudeavOr at 3 =. m. Senior
Christian Endcnyor at 8:3O p H..
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45
D. m.
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Washington Avenue Baptist Wash
inrton aud Walker, Rev. c r. Hair.
field pastor Sunday school. 0:45 d.
m; preaching at II a. m. and I 80
o. m - y. = T. meeting 1870 p m.
Prnyor meeting Wednesday evening at
1880 choir rehearsal Thursday even.
Ing Z 30 % m At the morning hour,
DR. W u Nuorer, state superintend-
ent Of Sunday school work, viii ocru.s
ny the pulpit lie will tell how 10
make Sunday school more efficient.
Evening cynngelistlc services THE JOY
Worth While"
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First Christian Tenth and Robin
son Rev H. T.. Van Horn, pastor Su"
jcct at morning service, THE joy OF
Gods House At the evening service
the sermon win be Of especial intrrr~'
to those who make excuses for not be.
coming Christians The subject Will
be "Excuses Not Reasons There
will be special music
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First Unitarian Services IN Musical
Art Institute 12i West Fifth street
Rev. Clarence J Harris, pastor II IN
n. m, service Of worship sDh}Sct NJ
sermon "ChHsts Dream " Destiny
At 0.30 u. m Outlook Club, address
by Or J. X Hosmer
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haywood Christian Ninth and Phil
lips, Garrett W McQmddy, pastor
Bihle school at g;i0 FndeRvor at $50
c. W. II. NJ service at the II o'clock
hour Preaching by the pastor at Z 80
subject NJ sermon. "Thc Sweetest
Word Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 80.
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First Methodist EpiscOpal Fourth
and Robinson, Rev. Ruluf A. Chnsc,
II D.. pastor Sunday school at $50
Sermon boy The pastor at II, the fourth
In the series ON the Lords Prayer
Good Society in the Kingdom ~
God" lpwurth League at 6:l5, even
ing serN Ice at 7:30 travel Talk
"Pompcii Buried City, Uncoyetcd
From a Two thousand Years Grave
This lecture is one Of the pastor
monthly stories of places visited In his
last summers visit In Europe
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First Iutheran@TW and Robin
son Rev. Newton II Rover u. u,
minister. Sunday school at 9;i5
Morning Worship at H. subject
"Christ's Second Coming and Signs
Luther League at G;S0. Evening wor
ship nj I:2O. subject, How TO Secure
Power"
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Children's Hats, l9C

In the millinery store, 2nd
floor Corduroys beaver felt
and pluShcS, Special tonight
at l9c.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Eleventh street and Robinson avenue
Services at II m Subject Of lesson.
God the Only Cause and Creator
Sunday school at $50 a m Wednes
day evening service at = O'Clock Read
ing rooms 5O2 5O3 Colcord building
open dnlly except SUNDAYS and holi
days from 80 n. IN. to 3 30 D. m
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spiritual Progress Church Of Reason
3OS North Robinson Services Sun
day evening nj 80 o'clock A hearty
welcome 10 all
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$l.49 VOiIe BIOuSeS, 79c

Lingerie and voe blouses, few in en-
broidered organdie all trimmed in attrac-
tive laces Values to 81 40, at 79c tonight
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First United PRESBYTERIAN Ninth
and Broadway, J K Millln pastor
Bible school at TO- Preaching at II
and Z 80 by the pastor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05

Second Spiritualist - llii5 West
Grand avenue, holds regular services
every Sunday at 1880 p. m. Lecture
by Mrs NJ A. Adams, spirit messages
by Mrs Trcssic WaShburn The sun
beam League meets Tuesday at 80
D. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05

First United Brethren East Tenth
and Durland street, l.. Walter Niu".
ID d., pastor. 9lj n III Bible school
1915 a. m aud Z 30 D. m public wo.'
ship. Morning sermon, kept In the
Love of God. Evening, THE Cruel
fixiou' $50 p m Christian Endcar
or meeting
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Made Of cashmere, sewed
in sleeves, trimmed in pink,
blue or white. Embroidered
design at the corners Regu
larly SOC, at $50
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Infants and children S
corduroy turbans, finished
with ear mufflers. A few of
astrakhan, Regularly $l.7j.
at 75c.
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$3.50 PettiCOatS at $l.89

Silk messaline and Jersey petticoats, a
variety of colors; some of them have ac-
Gordon flounces Sold regularly at $3.50
Tonight at $lS9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05
75C Sleeping Garments, 63C

Mems aud womens sleeping garments,
in pink, and blue stripes With or without
collars Regularly 75c, at 63c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-05

One hundred scarfs and
centcrpleces. all white. in
drawn work Tonight
choice 25c.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
DJntrTH T,av
WINNIPEG CLOSE.
BROONHALL CaRT,Es
MAY WHEAT!

Liverpool = Wheat opened with
pressure at Ia to I'D decline and
further declined Id with the under
tone heavy. Easier Manitoba offers
and expectations of a further increase
In the North America visible this weelS
together with smaller general in
quiry freer American offers and in.
creased pressure Of supplies her.
helped the decline. Spot market ia
lower and offers for forward shin.
ments are larger. At the close prices
We're Ia to 1-2d lower.
Corn opened IA to Id lower. and
later further declined IA for Sep
tember with the undertone easy.
Spot wheat UNCHANGED to 1-2d
changed.
Germany-Report received her.
that harvest was below expectations
and food supplies are scarce. cav
not think that there is any aetnaI
scarcity in. either wheat or rye be.
cause these were secured before tha
war or soon after and this countrv
grows nearly enough for Il monthS
consumption and therefore It wouId
De unreasonable to expect a scarcity
only few weeks Of hostility.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
The Markets /
CLOSING PRICES
TOOK DROP TODAY
Liverpool Market Was Un-
usually Weak, Causing
Slump Here.

Minneapolis, Sept 26.-weakness in
the Liverpool market induced selling
at the start and opening quotations
showed prices down from 1 1-8 cents
to 1 3-8, compared with yesterdays
close. The market further eased until
December had sold at $1.07 1-2 and
then turned firm. December wheat
closed $1.0S 1-4@3-S or / Ia lower
than yesterday. May wheat closed at
$1.14 ia @3-S or l 1-2 lower than yes
terday.
Chicago December wheat closed at
$1.0S 3-4, or Ia lower Clearances
were a little over one million bushels
Of wheat and flour. The Liverpool
wheat market was weak and closed 2
ID to 1-2 lower
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
WINNIPEG BUYERS ACTIVE.

Chtcago-Winnipeg exporters wer.
heavy buyers of October wheat thar
The surplus taken of. all markets on n
snarp declines. which will make IL
bears generally believe that ali mi.
tsh conditions in grains have hean
discounted for the time being.
A slight Improvement in the ,,,iil,r.
demand failed to be reflected hv =
ohanEe In the discounts OF the cash
wheat as compared with DECEMBER
demand for cash wheat In outsid :
markets was little slow. An easy
corn market with values unchanaaS
to lc lower despite a better shippins :
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
HOUSES FOR RENT

A4SSS4SS - $<A\ &\AA&N -
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
For Sale.
: 2,0oo-A "quick-meal" restaurant In q
CASH e business Of ;s6 to S7o a day; "
has thirty-two beds. For sale on
easy terms.
s s.3oo-dood. seysn-room house. mod
,1o.ooo..N|ew all modern house. Reeves
: sso.Aouss and lot. near Round
/; s.oooHNew. all modern house. hard.
wood floors. ELECTRIC light. gas
nsr null msseba basement; 800 down ana $50
s s.oooE.Nsw. iii modern house. Cherry
!, s.sooas,New. :, all modern house. Cherry
T,r Rent.
fs5-New. all modenn store. 9Th 81.
3l0-All modern room Ia Kelsey Blk.
s,o-Ali modern ods nst f;.!nS g. sEd f. 49,,
weter, sewer. steam hest.
e's@tie9S% cottcnWooa aogss' 81. modern but heat
als-s-room house modern but heat:
Second Ave.
318-S.room house, modern but heat ana
bath; lone Ave-
3ls-s-]roem room house. ss city water. Cotton. sS N
wood st.
". Il. KELSEY.
Kelsey Block.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
CASH SALES

Chicago-Cash sales of grain were
as follows: Wheat 10000 bushels,
corn 10000 bushels domestic in addi-
ton to 10000 bushels to exporters
late Thursday; oats 100000 bushels
domestic and 25O.000 bushels to ex-
porters. Seaboard reported 350,00O
bushels sold for export.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
HATTERS

HATS. MEMS q LADIES, CLEANED &
blocked like new. Wilson Hotel DacoIah
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26

s1ssss s'ssss ssssss
; FOR RENT.
We wish to rent q 16-room build
ing suited for rooming house or pri-
: vafe family hotel The house 70 all
: modern and rooms are in good shape.
: For further particulars call
! JOHN q. ROE COMPANY
Both Phones ~.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
AGENTS.

! HAVE A CCNTRACT-TO DISTRI-
butte a million free -pkgs. Borax Soap
Powder; want reliable men and women
\ to help; $500 weekly. Waverly
Brown, 730 n. Franklin. Chicago:
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
SHOE REPAIRING.

THE SHOE HOSP-TAL-THE MOST
up-to.date shoe repairing shop in
Grand Forks; parcel post paid one
way. j. Solland basement, S14 DeMers.
SEND YOUR SHOES TO KAMP-
Inns. Repairs done quickly and we'll.
Best materials. 321 Kittson Avenue.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
KODAK FINISHING

HAVE YOUR FINISHING DONE AT
the Acme Studio. liz North Third.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
HIDES, WOOL & FURs

GINsBERG BROS, GRAND FORKS,
N. D.-You will always find here ready
market for your hides, wool and sheep
pelts. Write for prices and tags.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
MoNLEY & SMITH.
AUTO PAINTING.

WHEN YOUR. CAR NEEDS REPAINT-
Ing or vanishing remember you have
no need TO send IT away; every 1eo a. mas
over Sims Auto Co 3rd and University.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
BOARD AND ROOMS

MRS. HuRsTs FIRST CLASS BOARD
VS. W. house, Soa Belmont Ave- s's1',rS' .
ROOM AND BOARD-CHR1ST1ANlA
hotei: az week Eighth and international
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
SITUATIONS WANTED

POSITION AS MANAGER ON FARM;
married man; eXperienced; first class;
with men stock and implements; year.
ly contract; good pay. 338 Herald.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26

LOST-BLACK ONYX PIN BETWEEN
st. Michaers church and All Franklin
ave. Finder return to Mrs. j. P. White
FOUND-BuNCH OF KEYES ON COT
tonwood st. Owner call at Herald
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26

LOsT-wHITE. HUNTING DoG-cUR-
ley-E Lovejoy, Grand Forks, on coll
lar. Notify G.. A. Beachem, Grand
Forks and receive reward.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
LADIES' TAILOR.

Do. not throw your Garments aside!
For we can at a very little cost
REMODEL YOUR COAT,
SUIT, OR SKIRT, INTO
THE VERY LATEST STYLE,
We guarantee you perfect fit and
every satisfaction Call, or phone
j. MANDELL,
The Chicago Ladies' Tailoring. French
2is S. Third ST.; MS. 7s5-L: N:.W ". SIS
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
4 WANTED 70 BUY

WANTED TO BUY--A GOOD SECOND
hand buggy. Colton-Wtldsr Groc. CO.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26

built, best located and most modern
homes in Grand Forks. Apply 852 Bel.
mont Ave.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-TWo LOTS IN EAST
Grand Forks. Cement sidewalk, water
and sewer. 334 Daily Herald.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-6-RooM HOUSE NORTH
Fourth ST.: close in; lot 5ox140; city
water. gas, good barn: easy terms.
Herald.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
LOST & FOUND

LosT-ENvELoPE CONTAINING 4
passes on Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
HOFFMAN. Return to Herald for re-
ward.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26

FOR sALE-oNE TWELVE FOOT so
drawer Sherer Gillett counter; cost $S6
new; will sell for $4,000; used one year.
Box $50 Larimore, No. Oak.