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NORTH DAKOTA'S GREATEST

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BARBER WANTED AT ONCE—132.00 per week, 60 over S2. Carl Bergquam, Grafton, N. D

goods for immediate fumed oik living.

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TELEPHONE WANT ADS—Want Ada are received by phoae. but are payable the same day as received and collection win bo mads at your home or offlee as soon aa Is con­venient for tha collector to call. Thla la accommodation service and payment ahould be mad* promptly when the hJll Is presented.

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AGENTS.

•tOENTS WANTED TO SELL THE pamphlet on the Inside hlatory of Townleytsm in North Dakota, by J. IX Bacon. This Is the fastest selling pub* •nation In America. News agents ap« ply for particulars to J. D. Bacon.

.. Hotel Dacotah. Grand Forks.

ARCHITECTS.

BERT L. KECK, A. I. A. Architect.

«Irst National-' Bank Bldg. G>rand Forks. North Dakota,

HAROLD E. WINSLOW, ARCHITECT. $07 Wldlund Bldg. Grand Forks.

W. J. EDWARDS. ARCHITECT Northwestern Block. Tel. 918-L. N. W

AUTOS,

STOLEN—A NEARLY NEW FORD, 6

turn of car. N. D.

on inside of front ut sew-

$50 reward for re-George Selenky, Baits,

paper < _ broken; top ripped in middle ed up by hand.

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FOfe SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR cattle or horses. Staude attachment for Ford car. This attachment is new. Was bought with car and have no use for it. J. H. Bundy, Kempton, N. D.

BARGAINS IN USED CARS IN NEAR-ly every make. Dakota Auto Co., N. 4th St., Grand Forks, N. D.

WILL PAT CASH FOR DODGE OR Ford touring car late model. Address S49 Herald.

BATBb.

BA1H8 AND SWiSDIBH MASSAGE: treatments for rheumatism; will save you a-trip to the springs. .Hotel Da-cotah. Ernejt^arlsoh^«M«eur^^^

BUSINESS CHANCTO,

FOR SALE — FURNISHINGS AND four year lease of a North Dakota junction point hotel. Railroad runs S ways out of here. The best paying hotel of its size In the state; In a ter­ritory where there, is always a crop. Hotel haa SO rooms and does big busi­ness. No competition. Price 18,000 part cash and part time or will take unencumbered farm land up to $4,000,

^ balance can be paid out of the busi­ness on easy terms. Ony reason for selling is wishing to retire. No agenta need answer. Address L. G. Aldrich, Kirkwood Hotel, Carrtngton, N. D.

HOTEL FOR SALE. Or Rent

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* Thirty-three rooms; 320 acres good * timber land in Salol County; also * Velle Auto. *

• ADDRESS 84« HERALD. • •'•••* ••••••

FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH Busi­ness for sale. Partner drafted; unable to handle trade alone. Good buildings; carload of good blacksmith coalx in shed last year, half on hand now; full stock, good tools and machinery; big territory and trade; good rural dis­trict A successful business from start. .Write H. Hollam, Sherwood, N. D.

A FIRST CLASS CAFETERIA VoR Sale; at a good location in Mlnot. N. D. Reason for selling'—the owner has to go to army. For particulara write W. J. Fllaris, care Gem Cafeteria, Mlnot, N. D.

FOR EXCHANGE—TWENTY THOUS-and - dollars Interest In Lignite coal mine to some party who will look after fame foV me. Boat 14, Devils Lake, N.' D.

FOR SALE—BUILJ J FIXTURES and . confectionery *toek. Doing fine business: or will trade for residence In Grand FOrks. Address 847 Herald.

FOR" SALE—NEW STOCK OF GROC-eries. Will Sell at discount if taken at Once. Good reason for selling. Ad­dress 848 Herald. ,

SHOE MAKERS ATTENTION—SHOE Hospital for sale. Doing good busi­ness. Going to war, W. A. N. Lafng, New, RockfOrd, N. D.

rr-GOOD HOTEL, FURNISHED COM-

plete. In good tity. Will exchange for clear land. Exceptionally rare bar­gain. J. B. Street** Corporation, Devils Lake, N. D.

LIGNITfi COAL MINE—ELEVEN FOOT vein of coal one-half mile from sta­tion. One million tons of high grade 1'wlte. prlce. $6,000. Has been Operat­ed. C. B. Gillespie, Grand Forks, N. D.

FOR SALE—MILLINERY . STORE— Good location-. Reasonable, If taken at once. Good reason for selling. Alma Munson. MayvUla, N. D.

ONLY RESTAURANT FOR SALE— ch6ap. In live Montana town. Sickness cause for selling. Write 848 Herald.

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE—PRACTICAL Editor-printer can .make 1150 over ex*

. pentea. Write Tit Herald.

CHIROPRACTORS.

H. Til Masseur; phur Vapor Bur illdlng

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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SMALL farm—7 room house, all modern, cement and stucco; good location: close in. IIS00, on terms. A. W. Taylor, 317 Minnesota Ave* or the Apparel Shop.

STOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE for land. Store doing good paying business, but have too much other business to attend the store. Box CSS, Devils Lake, Nv pak.

WILL EXCHANGE $10,000.00 STOCK general menshandise for Improved quarter of North Dakota land. Apply

.Box 114, Brisbane, N. D.

TRACTOR—SIZE 20-40 TO EXCHANGE Jf»r automobile. Carl Gunlogson, Grand Forks.

NEWSPAPER FOR 8ALE OR WILL trade for farm or other property. Write 7>0. Herald. Grand Forks. W. D.

FARM LANDS.

640 ACRES OF GOOD, RICH FARM land, 2K miles from town; 260 acres under cultivation; 840 acres raw prairie; 60 acres line natural meadow; house and barn; a great bargain at $35 per acre. Write J. B. Streeter, Devils Lake, N. D.

HAVE A HOME OF YOUR OWN—LOW prices,, long time, easy payments, low Interest. Clover lands for diversified farming; sheep land. Beautiful lake region where a man can make pood. We are owners, want settlers. Write for map and particulars. Itasca Lum­ber Co., Box 120, Deer River, Minn.

FOR SALE!—320 ACRES, ALSO 120 acres.. All under cultivation. Inquire at farm, 4 miles north and 6% miles east of East Grand Forks. Phone 34-F-220 N. W. or D. M. Reed. Rochelle. tll.

MO-ACRES OF LAND IN DIVIDE county for sale or will trade for stock and vfarm machinery. Write Edwin Tansem, Walhalla, N. D. Box 141.

#OR SALE—320-ACRES OF TIMBER land two miles from Salol. Will sell for $5,000. ' Address Phillip Meyer, Box 472, Roseau, Minn.

FOR RENT—160 ACRE dress 836 Herald.

FARM—AD-

FARM MACMIKaatT.

THRESHING OUTFIT FOR SALE CON-slstlng of 1 25 H. P. Minneapolis farm motor, 1 82x66 Minneapolis separator, complete with Garden City feeder, weigher and wind stacker. 1 155-ft. new drive belt One 500 gallon steel oil tank mounted on trucks.-The above outfit is in A-l condition and ready for the field. Price $2800.00. Address Fin|arsen & Lilleberg, Cummings,

ADVANCE STEAM THRESHING OUT-flt for sale or will trade for anything I can use. 26 H. P. engine, 36x60 sep­arator, two water tanks and truck complete with pump. Hose, forks, belting, etc. A bargain If taken this season. Address Box 561, Wllllston, N. D.

THE ELK VALLEY FARMING CO.. Larimore, N. D.. will sell at private sale one complete threshing rig in good running order. If purchased by the right party, the company will have a fall run for this outfit. Address all correspondence to F.\ W. Relnoehl, Farm Manager, Larimore, N. D.

FOR SALE—THRESHING RIG, COM-plete; 38x62 Buffalo Pitts separator; 26. horse power Nichols & Shepard engine; separator run less than 60 days. Write Box 843 or call P. o. Lttdvig, Valley City, N. D.

HAVING SOLD MY FARM, WILL SELL my Buffalo Pitts threshing rig, 35 H. P. double cylinder engine, 42x64 separ­ator, good repair. Inquire Clark C. Dalrymple, Kelso, N. D.

FOR BALE—GAAR SCOTT 40X64 SEP-arator, Hart-Parr 80x60 engine, 600

fasoltne tank, water tank and Dumps, ogether or separate. D. G. Geddes,

Grandin, N. D.

FOR /SALE — COMPLETE STEAM threshing rig at a bargain on account of draft/ Box 71, Easby, N. D.

FOR SALE—1 42-INCH SELF FEEDER —1 64-Inch wind stacker (Avery). Write 883 Herald.

FOR SALE—ONE COMPLETE GAAR Scott Threshing *lg. 26 horse engine; 46x64 separator. , Fred Beard, Reyn­olds. N. D.

FOR SALE—ONE NEW RUSSELL Mongul Grader, twelve foot blade. Fred Beand, Sr., Reynolds, N. D.

FOR SALE—1 86x60 -AVERY SEPAR-ator. complete. Address 888 Herald.

PLATfc.

THREE ROOM ALL MODERN FLAT "rand Theater bldg. Inqulr» K. J. In 0]

Pur® reelL

RENT-SMALL FRONT FLAT FOR GtlleSPles, North Third St

MOPFRN /FLAT FOR, RENTIITN Sprigs*' block. Apply Sortcgs' offlo*.

FOUR ROOM FLAT FOR RENT the Bacon F la t s on Fourth S t .

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FRONT FLAT, FOR lt»IJ Northwestern.

RENT—PHONE

rURNISH&D ROOM OR PART modern flat. Call 1148 N. w.

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•'Ir. • Complete set of household

* War furniture, almost new. Walnut• ^ . - f i n i s h d i n i n g r o o m s e t . 2 b e d - •

4 *room sets, .ete. Don't delay. . •

611 NORTH FIFTH. •,/' • • 'V-*. a . .* . • * • *> * • • • * * ft''* • « •

•llsES'sfr FOR SALE!

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single white bieda, 3 white ehatnclle-1 dressers and chairs, rugs, l*untlry oui-fltt gas range anil miscellaneous ar­t i c l e s . M u s t o e s o l d b e f o r e A u g u s t l r t Call at No, 106 Cherry street or phone N. W- 1187J.

FURNITURE PACKING STORAGE and dray work. MeKessle's, 187 South .Third* Phones W0. .

ROUND EXTENSION DINING ROOM table and buffet for sale. Flat 1, O'Con­nor Flats.

GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20,000 WOMEN naita at Washington. Examinations everywhere In July. Experience un­necessary. Women desiring' govern­ment positions write for free particu­lars to J. C. Leonard, <former Civil Service examiner), 647 Kenois Bldg., Washington.

WOMEN WANTED—ISO A MONTH may be earned by ambitious persever­ing women who wish to supplement their present Income by working at

WANTED—WOMAN TO ASSIST WITH housework on farm with chance to take cook car job in fall. Good propo­sition to right party. Girl or woman can start anytime. Arthur Murphy, Niagara, N. D.

WANTED to work on farm.

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN Where woman with

child would have a good home. Ad­dress 852'Herald.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK— Palmer Farm, Euclid,- Minn. N. W. 16-F-ll. '

WANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN-eral housework on farm. Close to city. Wages $7.00 per week. 27-F Call 4 Northwestern.

TEACHERS WANTED—A PRINCIPAL and also a teacher for Seventh and EigTith grade, for Ardoch Village grad­ed school. Address applications to Chas. Drew, Clerk.

WANTED AT ONCE—EXPERIENCED <-»ok at the Oakland Park Sanatorium. Write to Supt. Sanatorium, Thief River Falls, Minn.

WANTED—GIRL FOR CHAMBER work, and to help In kitchen. $30.00 per month. Writ Larimore, N. D.

te Johnson Hotel,

W A N T B D — A H O U S E K E E P E R ' O N farm by a widower. No objection to one child. Address B. Flahaven, Niagara, N. D.

GOOD COOK OR SECOND COOK wuited. U. C. T. Hotel, Langdon,

WANTED—t GIRLS FOR GENERAL housework. Apply County Hospital, Arvilla, N. D. *

WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR housework on farm, for family of two. Address Herald, 85(4. '

WANTED—COOKS AND WAITRESSES for Fair week. Apply Columbia Hotel.

ALL 7«">UNG WOMEN ARK INVITED to make the Young Women's Christian Aaa'n. their headquarters while in th* city.

WANTED—A GIRL TO WORK IN THE kitchen. Apply to the chef, Hbtel Da-cotali.

WAITRESSES, FLOOR GIRLS AND dishwashers wanted for fair week. Apply Elgin Dairy Lunch. '

WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL, $7.00 per Week. Mrs. Arthur McMillan, Fordvllle, N. D.

WANTED—WOMAN * TO TAKE CARE of club rooms. Time required one-half day each day. Apply Commercial

-Club. ,

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED at the American Restaurant. 315 De-Mers.

WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. 518 DeMers. Both phones 61#.

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ON FARM. Close to town. Only 3 In family. Will pay good wages. Address 850 Herald,

WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL FOR general housework. Mrs. F. F. Stokes, 6 Reeves Ave.

WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, .small family. Mrs. Whit' comb, 174 Rfeves.

.WANTED—A LADY ROOMER OR elderly lady as companion. Apply Sigma Chi. 1052 N. W.

GIRL WANTED AT 211 N. FOURTH st. v

WAITRESS WANTED—GRILL CAFE, 105 DeMers.

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. MRS. H. E. French. 1482L N. W.

KITCHEN GIRL WANTED—DEACON-ess Hospital.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 1315 Cheyenne. N. W. phone 1406L.

COOK WANTED FOR FAIR WEEK— Elgin Dairy Lunch.

| .111—1. !• ^S ' ' • — EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID,

tel Dacotah. HO-

WAITRESS fe.

WANTED. FISHER'S CA-

HOUSEKBEPER WANTED ON FARM. Phone 31-112 T-S. *

WANTED—KITCHEN AND room help. Frederick Hotel.

DINING

WANTED—SECOND COOK. WILL PAY high wages. Frederick Hotel.

GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework on farm at once. Address 856 Herald. ^

<ilRL. KITgHEN CITY HOTEL. =r

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • » • 6 CARPENTERS WANTED • \ • Apply' at Northern Packing • , Co. plant, near Fair Grounds, • or telephone 1765 N. W.

• SPLADY, ALBEE & SMITH Contractors

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A GOOD MECHANIC WANTED IN auto 'ganale. Park River Motor Co.,-Park River, N. D. 1

WANTED—GOOD TINNER WILLING to help wait on hardware customers. State age, references and wages want­ed In first letter. McMurray Bros., Walhalla. N. D.

WANTED—EXPERIENCED GENERAL ator* clerk, not subject to draft Must be willing to work. Good wages and steady job for right party. Address

GRAND FORKS RAILWAY MAIL clerk examlnatlona coming. Hundreds wanted. >110 month. Sample ques­tions free. Franklin Institute, Dept S28 F. Rochoster. N. Y.

WANTED — EXPERIENCED GRAIN buyer. .Give experience and reference. Fanners Grain Elevator. Co., Thome, N. D,

WANTED AT ONCE—A GOOD BLACK-smith. Must be a good plowman and horaeshoer. Wire C. G. Jackson; Graftont N. D.

BARBER WANTED—STEADY WORK the year, axound; Wages 818.00) per week. ' HUt over $30-00, Free room. Addresa J. Pollock. Cando, N. D.

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TABLE WAITER at -Christiana hoi

WAKftTED itei. ^

AT ONCE

S E C O N D B A K E R A N E » wanted. Running's Bakery, 6 St.

HELPER 24 Cherry

WANTED—A BAKER AND A MAN TO learn the trad«T Kaufman's Bakery, East Grand Fork)).

CARPENTERS WANTED AT ONCE— Best of wages. Kasbo Construction Co., Devils Lake, N. D.

BARBER WANTED—STEADY; $20.00

Siarantee, percentage. Wire Wm. alchow, Fargo.

WANTED—TWO GOOD MECHANICS; Grand Forks Overland Co.

WANTED—A GOOD WAITER AT THE Lee Ca.fe, Park River. N. D.

DISHWASHER WANTED American Restaurant.

AT THE

REPAIR Auto Co.

MAN WANTED—LYON'S

TWO LABORERS WANTED—MEMOR-ial Park Cemetery. Apply on grounds.

PAINTERSi WANTED—GOOD WAGES. Steady work. Johnson & McCaffrey.

COOK WANTED FOR FAIR Elgin Dairy Lunch.

WEEK-

DELIVERY Shop.

BOY—IVERSOITS PAINT

WANTED—DAY WAITER AT HOWES restaurant. East Grand Forks.

WANTED—SECOND COOK. WILL PAY high wages. Frederick Hotel. . *

GKNBIRAIj BELy,

WOMEN and

MEN WANTED Men and women wanted In every town In North Dakota, Northern Min­nesota and Montana.

$30 st-MonftBi in Your

Write Today—Right Now. Pleosaat Agreeable Work.

Ho experience necessary.

Address THE SALARY CI 7SS Herald, Grand Forks, N

COLLEGE TUITION MAY BE EARN--ed during the summer months by young men or women who desire to go to school next fall. Pleasant, agree­able work. Liberal cash commission and cash ' bonuses for best workers. Address The Salary Club, Herald, Grand Forks. N. D.

HELP WANTED—MEN OR YOUNG married couples for work as attend­ants at the state hospital for Insane. Wages: male $35.00 to $50.00; female, $30.00 to $40.00 with board, room and laundry. Write or phono 110, W. M. Hotchklss, M. D„ Supt., Jamestown, N. Dak.

I AM OPENING UP THE STATE FOR a leading X,ife Insurance Co. and have a very attractive proposition to offer. Men not in draft preferred. Fine open­ing for a few women. For interview or. particulars address Manager, Box 772, Fargo, North Dakota.

WANTED—MAN AND WIFE WITH-out children or lady to help on farm for balance of season. Address Box 699, Larimore, N. D. ;

MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT CHIL dren wanted on farm until end of season. Good wasres to right party. Write or phone A. P. Murphy, Niagara, N. D.

WANTED—MARRIED • COUPLE TO work on farm at once. Box 72, Forest River, N. D.

WANTED—CLERK AND CASHIER for ice cream stand. Fair Grounds. Apply Columbia hotel.

FOOT SPECIALIST.

DR. J. C. ANSON, FOOT SPECIALIST* Over Drug Store, 3rd and DeMers Ave. Corns removed without pain. Instant relief to tired and aching feet Nails, bunions treated. Bo>h phonea

GRADUATE FOOT SPECIALIST

DR NELLIE S. BAKER; PHONE 286L, Office 818 Scan-American Bank Bldg.

HAIRDjRESSI KG,

DALE'S BEAUTY PARLOR. ROOM 820. Scand-Amerlcan. Bldg. N. W. 46j.

HAT CLEANING.

LADIXS AND MEN'S HATS CLEANED and reblocked; expert work. Send by

. m» .1. 117 No. 3rd. Grand Forks. T. S. 4J7-L.

HEMSTITCH? TG.

10c per yard on all roaterlala Send lt

Sarcel post. G. F. Dye House. 317 :ittson Ave. N.W. 7»8L: T-S. 767-ti

HOTELS.

Faml'-r European Transient Finest Cafe In Northweat .

HOTEL DACOTAH Commercial Headuarters

Rooms^J^jOO^U^^^^^tecentUrlmgroJsd

HOUSES FOR KENT.

SEVEN RObM ALL MODERN HOUSE at 410 Cherry St., $30.00 per month.

- W. G. Miller Realty Co., Phone 618 N. W. '

FOR RENT FOR THE MONTH OF August, 6 room, all modern, newly decorated house. Rent reasonable to reliable party. Address 856 Herald. 4 FOR RENT—6 ROOM HOUSE, SOUT.„ end, $16.50. O. S. Simonfton, 306 Kitt­son Ave. Both phoney 806.

FOR RENT—ALL MODERN BIGHT room hour#: Garage In cellar.Large Iqt O. J. Barnes Co.

FOR RENT, AUG. 1st. tage. 909 N. 6th., $20.0' Geo. J. Babler.

per COT-

month.

FURNISHED MODERN 8 . ROOM hobse beginning September first W. E. Dunbar, 610 Chestnut St.

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FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. Water, light and gas. 625 Ninth Ave. Call 627 9th Ave. or phone T-S. 660R.

STRICTLY MODERN 6 ROOM HOUSE for rent Call 110L N. W.

GOOD HOMES FOR RENT AT ALL prices. John C. Boa Co.. phones 474.

FOR RENT—7 ROOM, ALL MODERN house. Call 624 N. W.

FOg^ RENT—ftBtALL :-Wm." Flynn.

HOUSE. CALL

•Voz Flats, S*e Viats Classification. •

HOUSES—H. A. FLAPLAND.

HOTOBB FOR UIA 1 Ri_ and . $8,800,

Vf. Th.

ALL MODERN, CEMENT icco. Good location, close in',

terms br leas for caslu ~~~ Minnesota Ave., or

ie Apparel Shop.,

NEWSPAPER -r—"* 1 1 " 1, 1

HOUSES FOR SA£&—-Continued,

WATCH GRAND F6RK8 GROW FOP. SALE OR TRADE

One Inside piece of property renMng for fBO.OO^per month, for sale at a bargain, or Will trade for land.

One piece of Inside property renting for $126,00 per month, for sale cheap, or will trad* for land.

$2100.00—6 room house, all modern but heat Hardwood floors end 60 foot lot University Ave.

$8800.00—New 6 room house, all modern, • hardwood floors on Vernon Ave. Cor­

ner lot on Vernon Ave.

FOR RENT. X; ' -$49.00—7 room all modern house, all

hard wood floors, cn Walnut St. $40.00—8 room all modern - house on

Boulevard Ave. $30,00—*>6 room house, all modern but

heat on Cottonwood St. $20.00—5 room flat all modern, water

f r&o* $10.00—6 room house, city water. No.

7th St. $15.00—7 room house, city water. No.

8th St. $10.00—6 room house, city water free.

International Ave. » $12.50—6 room flat, sewer and water.

No. 8th St. $18.00—6 room house, all modern but

heat on Second Ave. $15-00—Store on So. Third St. $20.00—Store on So. Third St. $25.00—Store on DeMers Ave. $16.00—Store on Kittson Ave. $10.00—Room in Kelsey Block.

W. H. KELSEY.

GOOD FIVE ROOM HOUSE. LOT 88 by 800 ft. Cheap for quick sale. 457 Euclid Ave.

ALL MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE Full basement. 702 Wainut. 1159J N. \v.

KODAK FINISHING.

WE DO DEVELOPING AND PRINTING, lowest prices; best service. Void's Drug Store. 26 So. 3rd.

SEND YOUR KODAK FILMS TO HofTs Studio. 200 S. 4th St. Grand Forks, for developing, printing and enlarging.

£I\E STOCK.

• • FOR SALE—REGISTERED YORK-• shire pigs. Males and females. Of • the large bacon type. Most prolific • breed known. Easy keepers and

rapid growers. The best hog for the northweEt. Order at once.

ARTHUR MURPHY, Niagara, N. D.

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FEEDING LAMBS; BREEDING EWES; • any quantity. White, the Sheep Man, Cogswell, N. D.

FOR SALE—AN ABERDEEN ANGUS Bull. 2 years old.' Papers furnished. Russell Lee, Emerado, N. D.

FOR SALE—FRESH MILK COW; CALL 620 8th Ave.

FOR SALE—FRESH MlLCH COWS. Ellison Farm. 21-F-5 N. W.

FOR SALE—2 GOOD MILCH ' W. R. Root, R. No. 2.

COWS.

FOR SALE—YOUNG Call 212.

PIGS. T-S. 20

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST—ON JULY 7 BETWEEN GRAND Forks and Grafton, a 34x4 Goodyear Non-skid tire on demountable rim. Return to or notify M. T. Helgeson, Eldred, Minn., and receive reward.

LOST — POCKET BOOK BETWEEN Trepanler's pharmacy and DeMers Ave. It contained money and keys and belonged to a poor girl. Finder please

' return to 213 N. 4th. for reward. V-

LOST—TWO YEAR OLD BAY MARE colt with bald face. Notify James Mc­Donald, Grafton, N. D.

LOST—2 N. W.

YALE KEYS. PHONE 821

FOUND—WHITE KITTEN •maltese spots. Call 1108 N. W.

WITIJ

MONUMENTAL WORKS.

MONUMENTS, W. R. Jack.

MARKERS. VAULTS: Grand Forks, N. V.

MISCELLANEOUS FQlt SALK.

TWO LOTS ON COTTONWOOD ST.— ' Planted in potatoes. Will sacrifice considerable for quick sale, or would trade towards ft good auto. Rev. A. G. Ahrendt, Call T. S. 305-J. 911 Cherry St.

FOR SALE—150 ACRES OF GOOD hay. Near Levant station. Address Dr. C. M. Craig, Champaign, 111,

FOR SALE—TWO WASH TUBSi Boiler and wash board. Call 809 Walnut street.

FOR SALE—ELECTRIC PEANUT AND pop corn machine. A. B. Karnes, East firand Forks.

FOR SALE—120 SCHOOL DESKS. AL-most new. Address Postoftlce Box 474, Grand Forks.

WOOD FOR SALE—647-L, T. S.; 699-L, N- ,

FOR SALE—COLUMBIA ORAFONOLA With records. 718 S. Third.

MISCETiliAXEOTJS FOR RENT.

GARAGE FOR RENT—11? WALNUT.

OSTEOPATHY.

DRS. ORR AND MAY SANDERS 317 Scandinavian-American Bank Bldg. Both Fhones 642. Grand Forks.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS*

DRS. EKERN A MARSDEN Specialists.

Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat. S. A. Bank Uldg. Grand Forks

DR. JOHN D. TAYLOR Physician and Surgeon.

Specla.' attention given to diseases of the skin and gentio-urinary system.

Office over First National Bank

DR. A. DEAN Physician and Surgeon.

Seeond Floor, First National Bank Bldg.

ARTHUR PEAKE. M. D. MARGARET PEAKE. M. D.

ROOMS FOR RENT. V FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE FUR-

nlfthcd rooms in all modern house, suitable for light housekeeplng./Phone 305-L, *B. 8. I

TWO ROOMS ENSUITE DOWNSTAIRS, modern home; south end. close in. $15.00 for summer, months. Phone 123-J.

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North Dakota's Greatest Classified Section w

Next t' a Spitsbergen summer ther hoint nothin' as brief as th* life o' children's shoes. Wlio remembers when you used t' have t' use Ice hooks t' git a donation out of a teller.

SALESMEN WANTED

SALESMEN WANTED.

I want 25 good salesmen for coun­try work in the north half of North Dakota. Must furnish ref­erences and bond. Single men physically fit for military service and under forty years old need not apply unless you hold certifi­cate of exemption.

Must furnish own conveyance for country work. I have a good prop­osition for the right parties.

Full particulars will be given on request.

W. G. MILLER

Grand Forks,

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SHOE SHINING PARLORS.

GRAND FORKS SHOE SHINING PAR-lor. Hat Cleaning shop. Extra stand for the ladles. 17 N. 3rd St.

SHOE REPAIRING.

SHOES REPAIRED NEATLY; Postage ljaid one way. No prices lower In city. N. Kamplln. Kittson Ave. Grand' F'orks.

WE REPAIR SHOES Parcel Post Paid One Way.

FRED SMITH, S. 4th St. Grand Forka

SITUATIONS WANTED.

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO SE-cure a place as cook on a car through threshing. Prefer to work for owner of car. Address S41 Herald.

WOMAN WANTS JOB ON COOK CAR Experienced. State wages. Address 853 Herald.

EXPERIENCED, MARRIED FARMER wants to work a farm for pay. 851 Herald.

MAN ABOVE DRAFT, LICENSED EM-balmer and furniture salesman. Box 39, R. F. D. No. 4, Warren, Minn.

FURNISHED ROOMS—SPLENDID Lo­cation; city heat 502 Belmont. 665-L,

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FOR RENT—ROOM WITH BOARD— $6 and $7 a week. 12 N. 6th St.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-So. 3rd.

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THE PALACE HOTEL—ROOMS $2.00 per week and up. 7th St and DeMers.

UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RKNT— 1107UnlversIty;jPhonel461-£^N;\V.

FURNISHED DOWNSTAIRS AND housekeeping rooms. 501 Cottonwood.

FURNISHED ROOks FOR RENT—403 N. Third. • >

TWO ALL MODERN rent. 607 N. 6th St

ROOMS FOR

ROBAQb.

Household Goods . Packed and Stored Panovits Furniture, and Oarpet Oa,

WANTED—PLACTE^TO WORK FOR board and room. \Vrite 845 Herald.

TYPEWRITERS.

REBUILT AND SECOND HAND TYPE-writers of all kinds for sale. Remtico Typewriter Kxchance. Granir Forks.

WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO R*JNT ON OR BEFORE Sept. 1st, small modern fiat, small modern house. <jr 2 or 3 downstairs rooms for light housekeeping in an all modern home, close in or on car line. Call Mrs. Curren, N. W. 910.

. LEGAL NOTICES CITATION.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)

County of Grand Forks. ) IN COUNTY COURT.

In the Matter of the Estate of Augustus H. Rarlow, Deceased.

Augustus H. Barlow, Petitioner, Against

Louis E, Barlow, Joseph A. Barlow, Phljlip Barlow, Mrs. Melvlna Baudette, Henry Bar­low, Mrs. Anna Printice, Mrs. Agnes Hyland, Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh, Mrs. George Barlow, Hazel Barlow. Norman Bar­low, George Barlow, Mrs. Nina Barlow Olson, Respondents.

The State of North Dakota and the Said ' Count Court, to \ the above-named Respondents, Greeting: YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, are here­

by cited and required to be and appeax before the county court of the eountv of Grand Forks, in said state, at the office of the county judge of said county, 'at the court house in the city of Grand Forks, in said county, on the 24th day of August, A, D. 1918, at 10:00 o'clock a. m„ of that day, then and there to answer to the petition of Augustus H. Barlow, setting forth among other things that Augustus Barlow died on or about the 15th day of "April, 1918, in the township of Falconer, county of Grand Forks, state of North Daikota, leaving rea! and personal property in the said county; that the petitioner, Augus­tus H. Bs> rlow, is a son of the deceased and qualified to act as administrator and praying that a day of court be appointed for hearing said petition, and that let­ters of administration upon said estate issue to the said Augustus H. Barlow.

Personal service of the above citatio-i at least twenty (20) days prior to suCTi bearing on Louis E. Barlow, Joseph A. Barlow, Phillip Barlow. Mrs. - Melvlna Beaudette. Henry Barlow, Mrs. Anna Printice, Mrs. Agnes Hyland,4Irs. Eliza­beth Walsh, Mrs. Nina Barlow Olson.

Also service by -publication in the Grand Forks Herald once a week for three successive weeks, the last publi­cation to be at least twenty (20) days prior to such hearing on July 18th and 25th, and August 1, 1918.

Dated Grand Forks, N. D., July 17. A. D. 1918. • .(Seal of the County Court)

L. K. HASSELL. Judge of the County Court. (July 18-25, Aug. 1.)

annum computed annually and paid in monthly Installments, and Upon her tHo said Eldem paying the taxes for the year 1915 and subsequent ^ears, when due. _ _ jqu The payment of $100.00 November 4th, 1916, and the payment of December 1st, 1916, were made; but a-failure having been made in making the payment of $2,076.00 due January 16th, 1916, it was orally agreed that if. the said Eldem would pay $26.00 ner month on said principal-sum of 82,076.00, commencing January 15th, 1916, the other terms of the contract to stand as theretofore, said contract would be continued in force.

The property covered by said contract and at all times herein referred to is a; located in the city and county of Grand Forks, state of North Dakota and de- : scribed as follows, to-wit:

Lots 22 and 24 of block Cormack's addition to the

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city of Grant Forks, D. T., now state of North Dakota.

And whereas said Jorgena O. Eidem and her successors in interest have made default in the terms and conditions of said contract as orally amended, and as : originally drawn, by failing to pay the ' sums as follows due at the times fol-lowing: $25.00 on December, 15th. 1916, and the sum of $25.00 on the 16th of each and every month ^thereafter up to this time. By theii* failure to pay Interest on any sum at any time. Failure to pay the taxes on said premises when due or at all for the years 1916 and 1917.

That on February 28th, 1917, said : Jorgena O. Eidem assigned said contract in Writing to Notthern Construction. Company; a corporation, as security for the, payment of a debt.

That thereafter on April 30th, 1917, said Jorgena O. Eidem assigned said contract to John E. Roe. above named, subject to «aid> indebtedness, said assign­ment being in writing and said John E. Roe is the present owner of said con­tract, subject to the assignment as se­curity aforesaid.

That on June 6th, 1918, said Ada L. Packard conveyed by warranty deed, duly executed and acknowledged, to the undersigned F. C. Hartson, the property hereinbefore described, and duly assign­ed to the undersigned by an Instrument in Siting on the same date all her right title and interest in and to said contract, and the undersigned is now the owner of said real estate, and the grantor's end of said contract.

Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that on account of such defaults the un­dersigned electing to said contract Is hereby cancelled, forefeited and termin­ated. such cancellation, forfeiture and termination to take effect and become final as to each of the persons mentioned at the top of this notice thirty days af­ter the completion of the service of this notice on him, her or it as the case may be.

Dated at Grand Forks, N. D., this 5th day of July, 1918.

F. C. HARTSON, Assignee of Contract and Present Owner of Land. Grand Forks, N. D.

MURPHY & TONER, Attorneys for Assignee and Owner,

Grand Forks, N. Dak. (July 11-18-25)

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To Jorgena O. Eldem, Northern Con­struction Company, a corporation, and John E. Roe. and all others whom it may concern: Whereas, on November 4 th, 1115, Ada

L. Packard being the owner of.the real estate hereinafter described entered Into a contract in .writing with the .above naftifed Jorgena^ O. Eiuem; wherein and whereby, said. Jorgena 0._ Eldem * to buy and said Ada Peel to sell to the said Jorgena property hereinafter described, and to convey the same to the said Bldem by warranty' .deed upon^the payment by her the said Ki'dem of the sum of SlOOtOO on November 4th, 1911.-and the sutn of $2076.00 January ISth, ifl*, and'the «un of :

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CZECHS GREET SEIDLERTALK

WITH UPROAR Austrian Premier Says

Enemy Propaganda Methods are Absurd.

Amsterdam, July 18.—Dr. von Scidler, the Austrian premier, deliv­ered his expected address in the low­er house of the Austrian reichsrath. jesierday, says a Vienna telegram. The prime minister, the message adds, was received by the Czechs with up-roarous shouts and by the Germans with loud applause.

Speaking of the situation -in Aus­tria-Hungary, Dr. von Seidler said:

"The internal propaganda methods of our enemies is so absurd that they only testify to their profound ignor­ance of our conditions. These ar­rows will rebound against our un-shakeable devotion to the dynasty, the loyalty of our citizens to the state and the firm internal cohesion of our state within the framework of the monarchy.

"We should look cheerfully into the future. . In unity with our loyal allies we shall be able to enforce the end of the. world war."

"Our intimate community with them, which we hope to strengthen and extend for the future, especially tlio old and well proved alliance with the German empire, constitutes for us, as well as for our "allies, the best guarantee that we shall maintain for all time our place among the states of the world and be able to ensure for our peoples conditions of free and beneficent development.

"But they are far from constituting a menace to other states and will rather prove themselves to be a use­ful and effective link in shaping the future peace relations of a reconcili-ated world."

Declaring that the government had no^animosity toward other races. Dr. von Seidler said that all the Germans and Austrians demanded was to be allowed to live and develop in peace.

Dealing with the food situation. Dr. von Seidler declared that the new harvest would be got in with the greatest expedition. The full yield of the harvest, however, could not b© distributed to a large portion of the population before the beginning of August.

CURTAILMENT OF PASSENGER CAR

MAKING DISCUSSED

Washington, July 18.—Automobile manufacturers, it became known to­day, had a lively session with th® war industries board at their conference yesterday at wfrich curtailment of passenger car production was dis­cussed.

Men who participated in the con­ference said that it had been a heated one. in which the automobile manu­facturers predicted a dire outcome un­less Director of Steel Supply RapIAffle granted to the passenger ear makers enough steel to enable them to liqui­date their present inventories.

MAKING WEALTHY IDLERS WORK :<*r

The country was interested In the case of James Madison Thompson, Baltimore club man and retired bank­er and sportsman, as well as direct de­scendant of President Madison, who was haled before a court and lined: $25 under Maryland's anti-loafer taw. There: have been maay instances In Maryland of victims of the compulaory work law appealing their caeeg to Mgher courts, but Thompson took. MM medicine' like a royal deaeendaat Of one of the great famlllee of the con­stitution, paid his fine and is now en­gaged as bookkeeper in a BaltiinMNI engineering concern. Not so patrfotio -was Richard B. Clark, wealthy BaltK more society man, who has been arrested and twice lined, yet to go to work, but la trjrta* the law declare* unconstitutional. 31*-great majority of violators d? (to compulsttjy -work default of paying *n«. There thar te. some work for ths state aa4 ars in readlness for any privBte * f or ta&or: Unf

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