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try nc q whole. West Yireinla has
suffered by reason or the faot that
II has had but a relatively small
percentage Of the industrial growth.
> Raw material has moved and Ia
moving to largo ceuters OF industry.
witch centers have grown under "a.
yofable influences DO atufai and
aEtifi eiAl such as water tiaftin Ia
Elfities the eariief deyeionfa1fis 81
Industry and the cons Sti6iik Sifik55
d people toward sacli Id ei6pth mt.
| the adjustment 81 tay6fabie and
! compe Hive fateB, Wat6f boKe 8 +
ticnltufal growth, stock rail- atE ana
other local and niinor condi 1ens
For the future and economic WEI,
fare OF West VIII mia 1t is ID entlai
that II grow tildnstr1atty no 10.
cbtnplish this Il is obvious that
measures conducive to Industrial
activity be- made so as to conform
e, competitive and SURROUNDING La.
ftdences and that the, tindsYeloped
section be given the Utmost Sc6f.
sideratton, commensurate with
sound reasoning and business pritt.
cipies. =,
Involved Ii the effort to promote
this territory. IN which are $50, 900
people, are ten .6lties, With their
various ciNc organizations repre-:
senting 4 Membership OF approx.
mately 5000 personst This mem:
bership Is united 81 an ondeayori ID
promote the territory indhstsialiy
but II Is appreciated that certain re.
visions are necessary In the trans.
portatioh situation,
Attic conclusion Of the morning
session all the delegates and rail-
road men at the meeting were Cd
entertained AtS lunch at The Fair,
mont hotel by the Fairmont Cham
Der OF Commerce. Those present
were:
Benjamin S, Dowdell and i. K.
Dye, Of Elkins: James T. ctutch:
field, Of Ciafksbufg; s. A. Waller
ot Grafton; f. @. Wilson, OF
Shinnston; s. L. Richards, Of Yves.
ton; Colder r. shumat5 and o. 8.
Lewis, OF Baltimore; n. II. Marsh.
Of Wheeling; j. r. Brown; OF Graf
ton; II, g. Huhn, o. Toledo, O.;
Nv. L. earliest, OF Wheeling; and II.
B. Nixon, Gorge +. Watson, Thomas
D. o6nnell, Ira Atkins, Z. ]. Cara.
kadon, w. ]. Wiegei, Joseph Leh.
man and Q. b. Robinson, all Of Fair.
-rf Following tie luncheon All the
delegates and railroad representa-.
tives again assembled az the cham.
Der OF commerce rooms where q
general discussion followed.
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WOMAN'S CL
=; CENsoRsHlP
fhe Nel.on

\ AS seen Thursday morning.
It seems almost inSf6ditStit
that Ashuman being could do tiiI
seeming tnfp sltle tents that Thn
Mix doe sith such appRtent eas,
Ia SKY High,
He so ies the aim ost pathbhdit.
IDlar heights 81 tho Grand Canybn
and rides upon his hotSe Toby
over the narrow passes near the
cliffs edge ID daring, teaFlessness
aud I'LL for the sake bk q EtflI
The back ground OF the story "a
one of majestic beauty, and INC
scenery was not built BY the hand
OF man but Is clio work OK thS
great Master Artist, God, and one
q made 70 feel his power al tfey
look upon the pictures OK one OF
his greatest pieces oe hantiw6fN
tho Grand Canyon.
The added features are Fox
News and Mutt and jeff.
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TODAY!ilS KWIz
Rec Re-. EGG q .., Pat, OF o.;

THE chemical Formula OF
common alcohol Il C2H5oH.
THE apss OF a church Is the
semicIrciiar or oolygonal recess
Mt the east end OF the choir or
chancel In which the altar Is plac-
cd. =
Tho Ghetto or a city is the
luarter occupied by the poorer
/ class of Jews.
IA skeleton regiment Is a regt
met n which the officers, are kept
up after the men are dlsbandea,
with a view to- future service.
5-rlis elephant has nye toes on
each foot.
g-Glue Ii a yiscous substance
made from the clippings Of hides,
horns and hoofs which are wash.
I'd IN iimewater: boiled, SKINNED,
strained, evaporated, cooled In
nolds. cut into pieces and dried
upon nets
MAN nus twelve tibs on each
side of the body.
S.--A Sabbatian, in ecclesiastical
history. wasta follower Of Sabbath
ms, q Christian Jew, who contend,
d that Easter and the Jewish
PASSOVER should be observed on
the same day and in the same
manner respecting fasting.
a-Greamery butter Is butter
made NJ a public creamery, while
dairy butter IS butter made at a
private buttermaking establish
ment or coming direct from the
farm
TO- Byzantine architecture. Is
characterized BY 4fcfustation, sur
face ornament and sculpture, the
leading forms being the arch, cir.
Gle, cross and dome.
New Questions
Who was Hannibal?
What is the floral emblem Of
the orangemen Of the North Of
1rolande
why was the shamrock adopt
ed by the Irish as a national
emblem
flow g the word hautbo,
Trononnced2
5-Nhat was the name given Il
Mercury by the Creeks!
when does Halloween &C.
rurg *
What are the natives OF
Morocco called?
WHAT Is shirtsleete diplo-
s+What Is q styptic7
10-Who were the Picts! 4,
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F TRIM TONE
NJ. Al OPENING
q extensive Short Interests
Continue I'd, Cover
Today

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-The a..
tensite short interest IN the stock
market continued to cover at the
aetiye and firm opening Of t6dayss
session. OILS, Utilities and many
misc !laneous shares registered
early gains extending from large
Fractions 10 over one point! Cen.
efal asphalt, Peoples Gas, Third
avenue aud Brown shoe were the
strong features. National enamel.
ing, American International, iron
products. studebakaf, Industrial
alcohol, TEXAS corn pfod6cts, Gen.
eral Electric, hide and leather pre-.
ferred, One block Of 1900 shares
| OF general motors share sold at
nine, an increase over yesterdays
price.
Trading broadened under the
more confident operation in pools
In the forenoon. Call loans open
ed and renewed into next week at
s II per cent but In private Offer
ings.a lower rate was made. Bald
win and Pullman we're added to the
stronger equipment and Mexican
petroleum, Royal Dutch, Houston
and Standard OIL Of New Jersey
streng thened with other oils Chain
store and textile Issues were fea-
tured By Kresge, Cluett Peabody
ana Woolwofth at gains OIL to
three points. later losing az
points then rallied FIVE points but
soon cancelled its gain. American
Snuff featured tho Dormant spec
ialties at q gain OF 16 points.
Buying OF representative shares
Ike the high priced railroads i'm
parted an additional stimulating
force to the upward movement in
stocks in the afternoon. Union
Pacific, Atchison, Louisville and
Nashville, Great Northern Pre-
ferred, Norfolk and Western and
Louisville and Nashville advanc-
ed one point. Chandler gained
3 points.
Further purchases OF Investment
rails and call moneys decline to
iA per cent gave additional i'm:
petus TO prices In the final hottr.
The closipg was strong. Liberty
and victory issues were irregular;
most other bonds were firm.
Tho stock market was active and
strong today on very broad .deal
inSs. Specialties again led the ad.
vance but high grade rails we're in
steady demand. Sales approximate
ca S50,9 shares.
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WoRf.ElIlN,GToN
New offieers Take charae

tina "tfsnS,ss sis, s vi I, ,ss rs
.ast u 1 o,SiS,ss s4s iHs,s e. 'Ae lS
IN 80 m, Va Z ~ AZ Sssss ,,,orr, ,,yr
I m y lat sflSeS sts. MaSor I
s.,S,s t ss,,sai;,a =. 49, ~ - a = H..
Iaas ~ q S II NJ Az o., p,ch
a+ S T,d,s ~ ~, Z so 81; ~, M ~ W
Tic,or ~ ~ W. III Ky a. = a. =,
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WIRELESS CONCERT

An interested audience gathered
this afternoon around the wireless
telephone instrument installed by
members OF the Fairmont fire de.
pat.tment, and listened to, a musical
program from the Westinghouse
Broadcasting station at Pittsburgh.
Several numbers were given.
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Rev. Meyer Spoke
In organtoWn

Rev. and Mrs. Roy j, Meyer
and daughter, Catherine, returned
this morning from Morgantdwn
where hast evening Rey. Meyer
addressed the laymen Of thu
Lutheran church Of that city s.
Mrs. Meyer spoke to the women
Of the church and ofganized q
women's missionary society Of
eighteen members.
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one prunk-one plain unadulter.
ated aicornb drunk was all that
appeared before Mayor w. w
Conway at today's session Of
police court and after entering a
plea Of guilty as charged and be.
ing sentenced to pay fine Of IS
and costs he asked the attending
officer to hurry him back down to
his cen he will spend five days
IN AL
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Bird srops rRAlM

WELsHPooL, Wales.-Nhen q
Great Western express train came
to an unexpected stop near here,
the engineer found q pheasant had
flown across the track end struck
the pipe operating the vacuum
brake. The conclusion applied the
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lExcAANa,E Rate: =.

NEW YORK, Feb. British ex;
change extended its advance 10
$3.50 for demand bills today, fsp.
resenhng q gain Of almost 10 cents
In the past fortnight and marking
q high record for tho past two
years. Is !, i 4 x
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The Hippodrome

The Broadway Higgins Com
pany are presenting for the last
OF the weels a varied program
made up OF musical numbers
short Acts, Jokes, etc.. and tonight,
Will DO amateur night.
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LIf3ERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Feb. a. Liberty
bonds at noon: s 1.2s; 1880; first
as, 5000; second As, 5000 bid;
first 4 las, $96.5S; second I 1-4s,
$96.s6; third 4 Las, $e7,S2; fourth
4 1.4s, s96.54; Victory 8 34s,
$1,000; Victory 4 i3.4s, $10O.26.
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AEo:RLj RAR Il oMl.Y ].

:PARIS.-A bill has been intro
duced in parliament In connection
with the public Health budget pro.
Yidlng that special Compartments
be reserved on railway trains fof,
women travelling with infants.
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HoPEs EoR PRlNnEss.

L0ND0N.-7Joan hindley, elk, OF
Aldershoti has sent this letter to
Princess Mary: Dear Princess
Mhry-I hope you will be very very
happy and that Mr.. Laseeles viii
be very kind 70 you JOAN
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nRITAtN eETs aIe n6ctl

HAMBURG. What Is said to be
the wprld's largest floating dry
dock has been towed out Of this
port for Southampton It's part or
the repar6hon for sinking OF the
German tteet Il scapa FLOW,
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] CINCTNNATT LTVEsTOCN

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-Hogs re.
ceipts $500, steady to higher:
heavies, Ss.0O69.50.
Cattle receipts $50, slow and
steady; calves steady. al
Sheep receipts 500, strong, 1900
{. 90: lambs steady, 1872
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WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Fin.
enoe applications received by the
Interstate Commerce cbmmiESicp
today inatuie the Erie.
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PRINCE ARRIVES

tNDoREi British India, Feb. 81
The Prince OF Wales arrived
here today. He received a cordial
Welcome, thousands OF persons
lining the streets 10 greet him.
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CnIrAGn pRnnrnE

CHICAGO, Feb. 9. - Butter un.
changed.
Eggs lower receipts 1O,7s7 cases:
firsts, &c 81; ordinary firsts, BIO
SO; miscellaneous S5G3e.
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one load held higher; bulk feeder.
$1S.00913.25; fat lambs top early
S13.S5; one load held higher; bulk
feeder $1s.00@1s.25; medium
weight ewes s6.75; extreme heavy,
$5.75@6.00; feeder lambs early,
S12.50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-03

Jubilee sinaefs-A concert wis
siven u The Diamond street Meth.
9dist Episcopal church BY the
FaiImont Jubilee Singers last
night The large audience which
aeard these singers was delighted
with tie recital.
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pfTTsnuRGH L1YEsToCK

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 3.-Hogs
receipts 1900, steady; heavy and
light workers. and pigs 10000
S10. so.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 1900
steady; top sheep IS. s5; top lambs
s14.S5.
Calves receipts 800, lower top
S1S. 90.
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Felony Charge Charged in. a
ebony Indictment with owning and
operating & tnoonshine sttll a yio.
alton Of the state prohibition laws
loe Shnllz who was recently ar
'ostcd by county officers b being
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oETs pRtzE clRctIs,

LONDON The worlds tines
circus Is being formed here undei
the direction of Captain p. "
Mills Mills toured ne world n
circus eets out o. GOO be che
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Marriaee Iiicense-The fol.
lowing marriage license was issued
-oday in the office of County Clerk
Loo n. Sattereld Andrew Pipich.
20. Grant Town and Rosa Mahon,
u. Grant Town
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Normal Lecture course-Under
he auspices 81 the Fairmopt State
Normal school lecture course Sam
lewis, u Welsh tenor, and accom-.
panying artists; win appear in a
recital at s O'clock tonight In the
Fairmout State Normal school aud.
forum.
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TtiE STEPS OF A GOOD
NAN ARE ORDERED BY
TIE L0RD-Psalm 81. %.
THE WEATHER.

Generally fair.
Local Readings,
Greed RoIyard, OBJ
Temperature . at
s a. m. today, 81.
Weather yester
day, clear; TEN.
perature, maxi.
mum, 81; mini.
mum, 81; preclp!.
tatton, none,
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Gu. out tAc pictzrS cn Ga sesa
sldeR Then carefully foid eotied
line 1 lis entire length. Then
dnlzed line 2, and so on. Fold eacn
section underneath accurately,
When completed turn over and
yDun lind q Surprising result, SAFE
the picturea
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Plants Are Worklnh

The plant OF the Leeson Coal
Company Of Amos along the Mon.
ongahela railway and the Hick1
man-Miller Coal Co. mine on
SCOTS Run, resumed work yes.
terday. u Is understood that the
concerns have cornered a III.
tls bnsiness With Pittsburgh. coal
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North Dakota Greatest
Classified Section
. Cents . word . bay.

Minimum charge is "a cents per
DAY for 2 or more days. Mini
mum charge for one day rs cents.
Use S words or more to yet your
moneys worth. BY the mouth,
1900 per line III no change in ed).
Minimum charge $500. These
rates entitle you to publication in
ooth the morning and evening
editions.
REFORMATION.
CLOSING HOURS - Want Ad@
forms close every morning at
1880 for the evening edition.
n 8 O'clock every evening for
the morning edition except
Saturday when forms close at s
p. III. for Sunday morning edi-
ton.
TELEPHONE WANT ADs-want
Ads are received by phone. but
are payable the same day as re-
ceived and collection will be
made at your home or office a.
collector to call. This Is ac-
commodation service and pay
ment should be made promptly,
when tha. biz Is presented.
OUT OF TOWN ORDERS must be
always accompanied by the
cash. Please comply with this
rule to avoid inconvenience and
delay.
THE HERALD will accept-cnly
p clean advertising and any ins
formation concerning any. Want
Ad in these columns that Is
fraudulent or undesirable will
be greatly appreciated by The
Herald.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT to
revise any copy to conform with
makeup rules of classified ad-
vertising.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcLos.
URE 4AXE

Whereas. default has been made in the
terms n conditions Of the mortgage
hereinafter described. in that the mort
kasors have failed to a past due prin-
cipal and interest and the interest on a
prior mortgage and upon such defaults
the mortgage has declared n does
debtedness due n payable as author-
lied by this mortgage. now therefore.
Notice is hereby given that the Ger
tain mortgage executed and delivered by
wife. mortEagors, to NJ. F. Murphy,
mortsaEee dated the LIST day Of Jan.
1920, and fled for record In the Office Of
the register Of deeds Of the County Of
recorded in Book 13s Of Mortgases at
Page SAL will be foreclosed by a sale Of
the premises in suct morteage and here
the court house In the City of Grand
Forks, In the County Of Grand Forks
and State Of North Dakota, at the hou
It &c., = o !. 5! 1 :; M L. on snt, .hs f5e smon Of
sale. Tho premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
ises situated In the County Of Grand
Forks and State Of North Dakota and
described as follows:
The east half Of the southwest quar-
the east half Of the northwest quarter
fEhNwA) and Lot l and the east half
Of the southwest quarter (EH SWA)
Of Sec. 10, Twp. 15l. Range 81.
CAS- authorized to do by the terms Of
the above described mortgage. a.. r.
Murphy has paid the interest due Jan. !,
ls22'on a prior mortgage In the sum OF
$bso.?1 and has included the SAME in
this foreciosure.)
There will be due on such mortsase
at the date Of sale the sum OF Nine HIM
dsed Eighty Seven and ss.ioo Wss7.ss1
plus costs.
Dated this sStn day Of Sept, 1874.
Z. N. r. MURPHY,
,,,n~ Mortsasee
Attorney for MortEagee. u
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SHOE REPAIRING.

SEND YOUR SHOES BY PARCEL Po9r
70 Smiths Shoe Shop. IS q. 4th. D..
Grand Forks. for frst class repairing.
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WANTED-ExPERIENCED LfNEMAN
for work on alternating current dis
frihution system. Karl II. Smith,
Grafton, N. lp.
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WANTED-A HIGH CLASS HAN TO
hire and manage salesuen for 4 high
class propagation. Write. r. o. Box
SOL. Fargo. North Dakota.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

sTENOGRAPHER WITH FIVE YEARS
: experience desires position In iYsur-
, ance or abstract Office. Write, Box IS,
Devils Lake.. ND. sS
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pREsss1AK1NG,

pREssMAK1Na = SIS RAMSEY ST.
East Side. Reasonable. Phone 2077-J.
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BTuDENTs-oNE NICE RooM, suIT,
ssls ser : or !; Sn 4 i!as: a1;ss. p
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PLAsTERERs-FIRsT CLASS MEN.
> $1.l0 per hour. Write. wire, or report
for work. Empire Construction Com
pnny, 21S n, Clark ST.. Chicago. Ill.
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UNIVERSITY STUDENT WANTS JOB
caring for furnace in private homo.
Write. 463 Herald.
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MARRIED MAN WANTS WORK ON
farm. Separate house. Write. +0l
Herald.
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WANTED UNION JOB AND AID
printer. Permanent place. Address,
Daily journal. Devils Lake, N. D.
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FIRST GLASS HARBEF WANTED-Ar
once. Coed waaee. Write or phone.
ia. Ralstan. Thief River. Falls. MINI.
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TLEA11N0.
ROOMS FoK Newt.

Pioatins, All sisss, accordion. Knife. box.
The Pahtorium. Grand Forks. N.sO.
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Hats Cleaned and Reblocked; also clean
Shining Parlor, PIT, East DeMers Ave.
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LAUNDRY.

REMEMBER Mrs. Jas. Weber Homs
&c n. 214 Cottonwood: Phone l733W.
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MoTHERs-IF You NEED a TREND
and nome durins. confnSmeht. or care
for baby Afterwards. call 1SSR-J. T
write Postoftice Box 500. Giand Forks.
n. OAK.
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11.i0 per hour. Write. wire Or report
for-wofk. Empire Construction Com
pilny. 21S n. Clark St., Chicago, Ill. {
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/ FURNISHED, HoUsEkAEPIEd
rooms on ground noor with use Of
piano. Inquire. 3ls IntY.
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WANTEp-MAN WITH CART SELL
complete line, tires and tubes. 10000
per week and sxpsnsss. Sterling
worth TIE Co, 1913 Sterling. East
Liverpool, Ohio.
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BIG SAVINGS ARE POSSIBLE BY SHOPPING THROUGH TIL, WANT AID COLUMNS OF The G. /. HERALD
CLEANING AND DYEING.,

Suits, dry cleaned and pressed: tailoring,
remodeling. etc. Parcel POST paid.
Royal Tailors & Cleaners. 121 DeMers.
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NICELY FURfsiEHEn ROOM. MOD
ern, close In. Gentlemen preferred.
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Wages $40 per
week. ia Reeves. e
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HOTELS.
KODAK FINISHING.

Send your Aims for developing, printing.
to Hofrs studio. Grand Forks. n. u.
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y HOUSES q RENT.

HoUsE+s2s NORTH SECOND ST.,
East Side. Inquire next door or phone
1388-J. 't'%
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ELECTRIC WISHING MACHINE AND
gas range for sale. Phone 133O-W.
1915 University.
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9 ROOM HOUSE. 1910 1NgERNAr1oN'
al Ave. Bargain.
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LIVESTOCK: AND s'o,:yiTRT,
D1,DC1n1 ~
Aberdeen AnIu US bull. WIN. Flynn.
Grand Forks. .-..
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS AND CITY
property. s. D. Wites. First state
Bank. East Grand Forks. MINI.
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The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-04
Toy Wagons, Tricycles,
Skates for the kids. C..
B. Perkins Hardware.

For Sale. - Bull, seven-eights De-
Won, 5 years old, gentle and in good
condition. Reasonable price. Ad-
dress Box 48, R Z, Wesson, Miss.
Mrs. Mary Lilly returned Sunday
from New York accompanied by her
relative, Mrs. Margaret Ransford
who is guest Of relatives of the
McGrath families.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Moore and
children are residing with Mrs. E. F.
Brennan while their new brick bum
galow Is in course of construction on
Chickasaw street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Grice of Baton
Rouge left for home in their car
Friday after a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Grice at the home
of Mrs. Sallie Smith.
Mr.. w. H. Alderman has removed
from Route 2, Brookhaven, for the
present and is located at Clancy, Co.
piah county, where he is engaged in
his profession of teacher.
Mr.. James Miazza, jr., of New
Orleans was a delightful caller at
the Leader office Monday morning.
Mr.. Miazza was looking after the in
surance for the A. H. S.
DR.. and Mrs. /. w. Cooper left yes
terday on two-days' visit to Mrs.
Cooper's former home, at Church
Hill, Jefferson county, where her
mother, Mrs. ]. P. Drake, resides.