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NOTICE TO DISTRIBUTORS
OF SUGAR.

"a hereby warn all wholesar
ers and retailers that it is
violation Of the food regulations
for wholesalers to sell to retail
ers or for retailers to purchase
sugars without first having re-
ported for the past three
months purchases and sales of
sugars and having secured from
the Federal Food Administrator
for the State license to deal
in sugar.
The retailers may sell their
stock on hand to consumers on
regulations in effect prior to
this date, namely 2 lbs to city
trade and s lbs to rural trade
and not more than rs lbs on
certificate.
GRAY SILVER,
Food Administrator for BerkeA
ley County. tAtta
a
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NOW is THE ACCEPTED TIME.

ON ACCOUNT OF THB RISING
PAPER AlAlRFlET VIE STRONGLY
ADVISE ANYONE USING STATION
cry AND PRINTED MATTER OBJ
ANY KIND TO PLAGB TIHElLR Or
DER WITH US IAIMEDA2TElI4Y Many
OF the largest paper houses have with
drawn their price lists IN anticipa-
tion of big jump in prices. We have
just received large shipment of bond
papers and can save you money on
your printing If you act promptly.
Come in and see Tbs today and give
us your order. Or send for one of
QUIZ representatives.
WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
s rs tt pd
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CITY HOSPITAL NOTES.

Miss Mary bingham has recovered
from an operation and has been dis
missed
Charles Rechley his been dismiss
ed.
Mrs. Agnes Leasure. of Orleans
Cross Roads, has recovered and left
for her home
Miss Janet Duckwall, of Berkeley
Springs, has been admitted for an OPP
GRAFTON
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AMERICAN DAILY
CASUALTY LIST
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. July L. The Army
casualty list today contained forty
nine names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, s
Died of wounds, 4.
Died OF accident and other causes, 5.
Wounded severely, 21.
Missing in action, /.
Wounded slightly, 49,
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WILSON URGES
GOV. WIRE CONTROL
EEEoRT WILL BE MADE BEFORE
s CONGRESS- TO TAKE OVER
SYSTEMS.
CBv the Associated Press.)

(By the Assoclateu FrPss.J
WASHINGTON, July IA move
ment for the control and operation
Of the nations telegraph and tele-
phone systems was recommended 10
congress today by President Wilson.
An effort to put through before the
recass of Congress pending legisla
ton empowering the President to take
over the systems will be made.
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TO CLOSE ON JULY T.

Martinsburg's business men have
decided 10 close their stores all day
on July 4, Jas has been the custom
III previous years. However, all stores
will remain open the night before UNI
til late hour.
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NOTICE.

POTOMAC LIGHT Il POWlER co. >
o,otamers are respectfully requested
20 oct In communication with our So
Hcitor and complaint. representative
MR. OWEN 8. FISHER, who Will give
nrompt attention to any requests. as
= ia our desire to give the very pest
and most efficient service end onis
CON he obtained only by your very
best cooperation.
THE POTOMAC L1GfiT & fo"nfS
co. ,.. mrr
4 81 In tf V. st. C. Monteith, Mgr
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GOING TO RICHMOND.

Mr.. Lawrence Ambrose spent Saga
urday in Martinsburg with his broth
er, Ercelle F. Ambrose, of West Mar
tin street He has volunteered his
services to go with the increment Of
July Is to the special training school
at Richmond.
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GRAND DUKE CALLED"
TO REGENERATE RUSSIANS
oBy the Associated Press)

LONDON, July Grand Duke
Michael is reported to have issued
manifesto saying he considered 1t
his duty to restore and regenerate the
Russian people, says Moscow dis
patch dated june %. He Calls ON the
people to overthrow the present gov
eminent.
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Hospital Cook Dies.

II you are man and ro1 anYio,,e
70 do something to heI, -, the war
look at the annoInceme Il of the Rla,r
Limestone Company on an inside page
fnere is need for every man to. do
his part in this great struggle. e
IS 27 p1 If s,-s
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CARD From FERRARl.

The World today received a card
from NJ Ferrari, brother of G. Fer
rari, locaf fruit merchant, who is now
In the italian army, stationed at iona
Guerra, Italy, or was when this card
was mailed. He says he would like
to hear from his friends in Martins.
burg
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UNFAVORAbLE REPORT
OF MYSTERIOUS ENGINE
(By the Associated Press

WASHINGTON, July IAN unfa-
voAable report on the CARRIED mys-
terror engine which the inventor
claimed could take power from the
air to run anything was submitted to
the Interior Department by COM
mittee of scientists who tested the
invention at Roston on Saturday. 4
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CZECHO-SL OVAK FORCES
DUST sOLSHEvlk COUNCIL
(By the Associated Press.

IlOlNItON, July 1.--lCzecro-S Iovak
forces have dissolved the bloshevile
Council of Workmen's and Soldiers
delegates at Vladivostok, says a Reu-
ter's dispatch from Shanghai
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BACK AT THE APOLLO.

Prof Frank Keedy, who resigned at
the Apollo Theatre a few months ago.
Jas returned to his old position as
custodian of the big pipe organ.
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CLEMENCEAU VISITS
FRONT IN FRANCE
(By the Associated Press. }

PARIS, July Premier clemen-
ceau went to the front ON Sunday
and returned in the evening. He was
very well satisfied with the situation
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WILSON VETOES EIGHT
HOUR DAY FOR CLERKS
QBy the Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON, July 1.-President
Wilson today vetoed te Legislative
Observation-Disclosures Appropriation Bill
because it contained a provision in
creasing the hours of work for Gov
eminent clerks from seven to eight
hours a day. Z
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CALIFORNIAN" SUNK
OFF FRENCH COAST
CBy the Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The crew
of the American steamer Californian,
which was sunk by mine off the
French coast, has been landed at a
French port, the Navy Department adj
vises.
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WE WlIlL LOAD CAR OF APP.
PLIES "WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY AT C. v. DEPOT. FOR ANY
ANY INFORMATION CALL MAR.
TlNsBURG FRUIT EXCHANGE
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PANAMA MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS QUIET
(By the Associated Press)

PANAMA, July 1.-The municipal
elections in Panama yesterday passed
off quietly. The policing of Colon and
Panama by American troops contin-
ues.
Government followers refused to
vote at the elections.
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DR.. SPEROW'S CAR
TAKEN Off STREET
AND DRIVEN AWAY
MACHINE OWNED BY LOCAL PLY.
SIciAN STOLEN SATURDAY
NIGHT.
BELIEVED THAT two YOUNG
MEN FROM PENNSYLVANIA
TOOK 1T.
OFFICERS FIND BIG TOURING
CAR; THINK DIR. SPERoW's
LOCATED.

About AIS O'Clock Or. Sperow,
Chief of Police DAWSON, and
William Cline returned from
Summit Point with Dr. Spes
rows car Word was then re-
celVed from Winchester that
five boys, suspected of the theft
were arrested in Winchester.
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BRITISH AND FRENCH IMPEDE HUNS
IN PREPARATIONS FOR FRESH DRIVE
STATE OF WAR IN ARCH
ANGEL.

(By The Associated Press.)
MOSCOW, July IA state of
war has been proclaimed in the
province of Archangel.
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FOURTEEN DESTR0lYnERS
TO Be LAUNCHED JULY 4

WASHINGTON, July 1.-F'ourteen
destroyers will be launched from
American shipyards on July Fourth. :
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THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Tuesday.
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Giants several seasons ago and now q
lieutenant with the American foLcss
In France. il asking American hens
to- come through with q feWt more
balls and bats, -
In 4 recent letter to Governor Ten
er, president OF the National league,
MeC0Fmick explained that baseball ~
most OF the fun availapIe TO the SOL
diers overseas, The gloves and ps1tA
and other equipment they nave,
though a small supply, is greatly
treasured, and Moose" hopes tnaI
the National league will DO as much
in this way as Clark Grif1th has zone
in the American league. The fans
would do ali they could, writes Nc
Cormick, IL they realized what a lot
basel ball means 10 the men over there.
Mccormick also mentions nesting
Capt. Til Huston, part owner OF the
New York Yanks, and Sergt. hank
Gowdy, baseball's first war hero, IN
the trenches near the front and hha-
ing them both well and happy. he
adds that he's feeling fine himself
ans lust in the mood to SHOW Fritz a
bit or Yankee ''strahng",
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| Sport Me1c,s
COLLEGE SPORT
MODELEDB WAR
Boxing, Bomb Throwing
and Other Military Work
Being introduced

College athletics for the coming
season throughout the country will De
modelled according to the following
demands: First. the demands OF the
government; second, the demands OF
the curriculum; and third, the de-
mands for physical training at the
present time.
The general consensus OF opinion Of
the colleges and universities OF the
United States seems 70 prove that the
above demands call for the return to
the more or less formal pre-War form
Of athletics and consequently the
formation Of university teams, with
the curtallment of expenses; the
shortening of schedules where neces-
saFy because OF early closing on mill
tary work to meet the demands OF the
curriculum and q widespread partici-
patton in athletics 70 meet the de-
mands OF the physical training az the
present time.
Boxing, bomb throwing, bayonet
lighting, wall scaling, hurting. relay
racing. and other forms OF military
athletics are being introduced into
this years program or sports. and are
arou81ng much enthusiasm and rivalry
among the undergraduates.
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Want AID Rates
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TURsDAY sPoRT sUMMARY.
- Aaaociated Pc. }

Chicago, April 10.-MRrtin Burke,
New Orleans, was the star Of the Ma
tfOmaI A. A. u. boxing championship
nt Boston. Tive titles went to htms
one I'm the heavywetRht class when he
defeated p. seaFies q soldier from
Camp Devenss aud ahe other when he
New York and HO@t0m gained tive
New Orleans had one
but two titIesg Camp Dew
0ns ana Philadelphia eRehs obtained
OwN title.
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The HaRen-Newtons, pennant win
ners In the Fargo City Bowling
ners IN the Moorhead Bowling league.
will bowl the first three games Of a
series for the Fargo-Moorhead bowl
ing championship on the Comstock
alleys in Moorhead this evening. The
second three games Will be rolled on
the Grand alleys in Fargo Friday eve
ming. Arrangements FOR the series
were completed Tuesday.
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Pitchers BfilIigan and Evans, who
made the trip to the Pirates training
camp with the frst squad. did not
linger long, both being called 70 I'M
ole Sans colors. Uncle Sam Is going
to relieve many a manager Of the
problem OF cutting down his training
squad this spring.
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FARM LANDS on or near railroad or
beautiful lakes; the chance for the
farmers son to have the same oppor-
tunity as his father; purchase q hony8
Of your own; low prices, long time,
small interest: write for map and fur
Their particulars from owners 1tasca
Lbr.. Co., Box 80, Deer River. MINI.
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FOR SALE-A good, 7-room house,
with full basement, furnace, sewer,
water, bath, gas and electric lights
fine corner lot, trees, cement walks
side; price only $1,000. Fred ]. Krogh,
100 Front St
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MENU HINT.

6Wheatlass Day.)
Breakfast.
UncooiEed Cereal with Prune Pulp.
Scrambled ERR with Diced Salt Pork
and Tomatoes.
Biscuits from Rolled Oat Four.
Coffee.
Luncheon
Baked Peppers (using up last Of
Mutkon).
Warmed over Biscuits. Fruit Salad.
Dinner.
Vegetable SOUP with Mutton Bone)
Boiled Whiting. Lemon Sauce.
Riced Potatoes. Baked Tomatoes.
Lettuce. French Dressing.
Date and Apple Scallop.
For quick results use The Fargo
Forum want ads
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D.ishing Up the Sport Dope
b "A CK X e e " e.

The blueiackets at the Pelham Bay
station OF the naval reserve force
have organised q strong ball team
and have issued sweeping challenge
that includes the Giants and the team
led by Jack Barry at the Boston navy
yard Coxswaiu Gene Hart, who was
at one time the Giants mascot ana
who later played In a number OF MI
nor leagues, Il a member OF the team.
The lineup also includes Barney Con-
merry, who was with the Cubs for
time last spring. Jack Conway, who
was with the Brooklyn Federal leag0a
club: HollinEsWorth, formerly with
che Vernon club OF the Pacific Coast
league; Rank, from the Tri-1tate
league, and Bob Nolan. pitcher from
birmingham. Hsrt = snlsav 9TH Ne "a
Giants to be played al Pelham some
Sunday early In the season.
Al onrtafn baseball scribe anReIy
remarks that the fans are In for q
s ssa.as - asab n the SprinS
traininE camps tax their ereoutl-
~. The soveTmmemt taxes them
for the war and some 81 the ball
teams are g0ang 70 tax their pa
The Boston Braves have taken on
another one Of the Worcester Eastern
league players, He Is Hugh Caravan,
1MTk-MNsAUGM aAAAMMAH AAN Mss WNIAA 49,
dnR as coach for a military academy
team in virginia but Will close his
work there and report 60 Manager
EtallingH.
Manager Barrow, OF The. Red soz,
insists that in Ruth. Bush, Leonard
nrd Mays he has the strongest pitch
Hnr STAN In fast company BarroW's
ouInFon does not meet with approval
N other big league cities. chicago
Fans. for instance say that the white
SOY and Cubs equal the Red S0N on
Fhe mound. with Cicotte. Eaber, RUS
sell and Williams working for Row
Iand. and the Cubs relying on Alexan-
dar TYLER. Vaughn and Douglas. Ihe
Giants seem to be IN the running with
Schupn, Benton, Sallee, Perrttt ana
Barnes. while the Washingtons, car
rying Walter Johnson, Ayers, Harper
and shaw, must not be overlooked 1
Hhe CleVelanda too are emitted 10
much consideration. as Manager hohl 4
.han 81 CoVelaskie, Bagby Morton, I
Groom and several others.
THOUGH mfif8omafFe st0elEhola-
emH 60 the EhRenH0 Cubs were
barred frum taking the training
trIn from GHfrnWus Wws WriGAewl
&he n@ewlmH Emm maHmn4es Best
Fhe rulss He makes hts Wlh4eE
Mon& al Ha98aenNs ea be funt
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FOR RENT-52O acres in North Da--
kotai 100 acres broken, break more.
raise flax, no Irvine, good price. not
much seed, plenty time, balance land
for stock; get busy. Write owner, N
Rubinowitz, Minot, N. D., care Leland
Hotel.
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Sl,7SO BUYS S0-acTe, partly improved
farm in the best district in Wiscon-
sin, the land Of clover; plenty OF rain
fall; must sell; easy payments. II. J.
Lewis, Elliott Hotel, Fargo.
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Pitcher Jimmy Lavender asked
Manager Pat Moran to send him
to Atlanta. where he would be
6able 20 play near his home town
Of Montezuma, Ca. Lavender has
a farm at Montezuma and thinks
his duty to Uncle Sam requires
that he sees that a fun crop Is
grown on Il.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
tCOnfImued.l

WANTED-Woman to cook for men
on large farm; good wages to cap
able cook. F.. C. Schroeder Farm,
Moorhead. Mimi Phone 2aO2-L
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WANTED - PresserB for ladies
clothes. Henry ID. Brown ia
front 81
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GIRL for general housework; small
family. 1893 9Th Ave. N. Phone
25S9-W.
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ED-Experienced girl for gen
eral housework. 312 9Th st. ~
Phone 23a4.
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WANTED-Ca Capable girl or woman for
general homework; good wages.
Phone 2z61-J, Moorhead.
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For state news. read The Forum.
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WANTED-Girls for hand pressing.
Loomis & LOOMS, s1s 3nd Ave. N.
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houses for sale; pays you 10@s on
your Investment; close in and 1 block
from school; sells for 500 less than
can be built for now. 4s4, care OF
Forum.
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POSITIONS WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE.

BY Al MAN AND WIFE, on farm
where there is no other woman;
state wages in first letter. 4s2, care
Forum
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GOOD GIRL for general homework;
electric washer. 6IS 10th Ave. n.
Mrs. A. Joseph.
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stayed there until the Cubs ar
rived and nOsy hes. ON hand 60 en-
foy the practice stunts.
Instead Of kicking over the traces
when he learned that he had been
sent TO the Athletics by the Red Sox
Third Baseman Larry Gardner sensi-
bly, reported TO Connie Mack and Is
working diligently TO help the team,
Gardner hated to leave Boston, where
he was 3 public idol, but he realized
that ne couldn't buck against the
rules OF organized BASEBALL Conse-
quenkly he is aiding Mack by exerting
his influence over the other players
and In that way he Ia making a new
army of friends in Philadelphia. The
Red SoX may regret Gardeners de-
parture before the season ends.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-10

WANTED-Man for milk wagon; also
man to milk. Sam +. Crahbe, Fargo.
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USE THESE COLUMNS At 4 CT
HELP wANTED-MALE

HAVE knight Printing CO. print It.
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CHAMBERMAID WANTED-Waldorf
Hotel.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
GConeinuaa.l

FOR RENT-Baksry ana reafaurant.
IN good town OF two thousand pep
ulation- Address ass, care Forum
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HELP WANTED
MALE AND BEMALE.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Men,
women; government war positions,
800 month. Write for list, Franklin
Institute, Dept. 32s D, Rocheater, N. y.
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EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted.
Unique Cafe.
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WANTED-Competen maid to so out
of town; small private tamilyi ex-
cellsnt wages. Phone 4bI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-10

WANTED AT ONCE-Two stokers 10
Gas Works at Bismarck, N. ID.
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FOR SALE-Corner lot, Broadway
and nth Ave. N; 60xI4o # Phone
3343-W.
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AUTO-MOTORCYCI.Es.

BICYCLE FOR SALE, almost new,
cheap. zoos 9Th Ave. ~. Moorhaau.
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FOR RENT-First class, strictly mod
ern, Groom house on north side.
Phone 1851,
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COMPETENT GIRL for general
homework. good wages. Mrs. =. II.
Stranahan. Phone Sl3.
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FOR SALE-1s14 Ford touring car. II
good shape. Tel. 47s. az II. z.
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FOR EAI1E-ConfactioneF store mnd
pool hall. with history building. Fer
details write or phone hrs. III. g.
ByarE. Argugviile. n ID.
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WANTED-64 good, live men at once
Call at IS Sth st. S.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FOR sALE-chlna closet. Phone asS
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SEE THOMAS about cheap, desirable
ia.
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NEWSPAPER FOR LEASE. with
privilege OF buying on easy terms
good equipment, good business. PlaHa
Pioneer, Plaza, ~ ID.
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FLATS FOR RENT-Central location.
Bowers Bros, 1914 Roberts 81
Phone e6l.
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GOOD FURNITURE for sale. ca
after s. 1OB 4th ST. N.
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NTNE-ROOM HOUSE, strictly modern,
close in; cheap III taken at once.
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FOR RENT-Two and S-room, FUR
nishee hats; rent reasonable. Phone
1928.
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AGENTS.

LARGE MANUFACTURER wants rep
resentativas to sell shirts, under
wear, hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts,
direct to homes. Write for free SAM
pies. Madison Mills 50a Broadway
New York City.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-10

WANTED-Giri for homework. Mrs
III. l.. sheldon, Phone 1891.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-10

FOIR-ROOM FLAT, private bath and
toilet, with or without furniture;
cheap. =. Woodman, 221 N. p. Ave.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-10

DESIRABLE, modern. groom nat for
rent 202 Broadway. Phone BOW.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-10

saea
GARAGE FOR SALE in Mclean ii
county, North Dakota Reply
. to 494. Fargo Forum.
. .
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ID SELL THOSE ODDS AND ENDS
REAL ESTATE

FOR ANYTHING IN THIS LINE, see
q. r. FrolinR. sos Front St