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HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Two girls to wait tables in

boa r i l ing house. $25 per month. One woman to wash dishes. $"0 per month and board. Enquire Hoarding House, Kaudette, Minn. Bert Help.

WASTED—Competent gir l for house­work. Easy place. No washing or ironing, t lood wafti y. Small family. Sirs . D. Mc.Kenzie, 2'T1 Walnut.

WASTED—Competent gir l for general housework Wages $7.nil per week. Mrs. White, S43 Belmont avenue.

MESSENGERS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS EITHER PHONE BRINGS QUICK

SERVICE.

3WN.W. THE STAR BONDED SERVICE T. S. 37

PAPER HANGING.

WASTED—Competent gir l for house­work: small family. Mrs. W. C. Stebblns, 1314 Universi ty avenue.

WASTED—Girl or woman to work on farm near Grand Forks. A. Tt. Bar­low, R. R. 2. Trl-Htate 18-112.

WANTED—Girl for general housework. Good wages; no washing. Mrs. T. J. Smith, 891 Belmont avenue.

WASTED AT ONCE -Competent gir l for general housework. Apply O. Young's Furniture Store.

WASTED—Girl or woman at Grand Forks county hospital a t Arvil la. Wages $25 a month.

WASTED—Competent gir l . Two In family. Mrs. J . II . Mclnerney. 504 South Fourth street .

WASTED—Competent gir l for general housework. M. ST. O'Connor, 524

I North Fifth street .

AGENTS WANTED. GREAT OPPORTUNITY to make money

fast , sel l ing "Great Leaders and Na­tional Issues of 1912," discussed by Roosevelt , Wilson. Taft , Clark and other leaders of al l part ies. Lives of al l candidates. 100 colored and other I l lustrat ions. Only $1.00. Very best terms; outfi t free. Universal House, 1010 Arch street , Philadelphia.

AGENTS—A DEVICE ABSOLUTELY indispensable to automobile owners; touring season opened: salesmen re­port easy seller: big profi ts . Connect with Manufacturers ' Central Sales Co., Racine, Wis.

4GENTS—Stop peddling. Send for our free prospectus, s tart your own busi­ness. Something unusually al ive. Hertel 's Novelty Co., 138 Fifth ave­nue, New York.

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AUTOMOBILES. FREE FREE

To all customers sending us an order for $15 or more we will send free of rharge a "Lit t le Giant" vulcanizer, regular price $2.50, complete and ready for Instant use. You can vulcanize your #wn t ires inside of 15 minutes and the :ost is your gasoline only. (Fits in-jlde tool box.)

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Your money back, if upon receipt of any of our goods you are not thor­oughly satisfied.

All Tires are high-grade leading makes.

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All goods shipped C. O. P. , subject to examination upon receipt of 10 per cent deposit . _

INDEPENDENT TIRE CO. (331-4335 Calumet Ave. , Chicago. 111.

Casing' . Tub". $ R.50 $1.85

9.30 2.10 11 .no 2.15 13.70 2.45 14.40 2. f tn 14. 2.75 15.90 2.85 lf i .60 3.00 17.50 3.20 1 8.75 3.25 20.00 3.30 22.fin 3.25 23.10 3.10 23.00 3.50 24.50 4.00 25.00 4.05 25.25 4.40 27.00 4.90

Ford Cars Ford Car* Domnnd built 75.000 In 1912

FORD AUTOMOBILE CO. Write for Catalogue and Prices.

Opp. Hotel Da cot ah. Grand Forks.

E. N. F. FLANDERS Real Cars In Our Auto Livery.

DAKOTA AUTO CO., ARTS You get there and you get back.

t,W ERXF PAIKE-PETROTT

AWNINGS AND TENTS. GRAND FORKS TENT « AWS'SO

IS«4L. N. W. CO. Ml.No. 5th Tents Awnings Window Shades

Threshing Machine Covers. Paulino. A IJWN PTt OPT* TreTOTt.

AUCTIONEERS. IRVING STEWART. AUCTIONEER-

Phone 1340-8. Northwestern.

B BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE—Boiler shop at Cavalier, N. D. Best town In state. Just build­ing $100,000 court house. Shop 90 feet long and fully equipped. Large Blsse lathe. Fine business. Twenty engines in shop now. Snap for im­mediate sale. Must leave town on other business. Crlss Deltricli, Cava­lier, N. D.

MILLINERY STOCK FOR SALE cheap. Good business location. For particu­lars write to Box 351. McVllle, N. D.

CLEANERS AND DYERS. SOUTH END CLEANING SHOP—

French dry cleaning. Steam clean­ing. Dyeing, repairing, pressing. Ladles or gentlemen. Phone C73J, N. W., or 811L, T.-8. We will call. 218 South Third street. s

BOULEVARD PASTOIIIUM—Cleaning, pressing, dyeing. Work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. We call and de­liver. B. Paul, Pro Point. Tri-Statc, western, 897L.

On Minnesota 1121k North

Cleaners THE PANTORIUM Dyers Cleaning preserves your garments.

Skilled Workmen* Quick Service Special Service Out of City.

BOTH PHONES 48*. 419 DE MERS

CARPETS AND RUGS—We have the best equipment in the city for clean* ing carpets and ruga. Satisfaction guaranteed or we expect no pay. Call b«th phones 178. Star Steam Laundry.

OACOTAH CLEANERS AND DYERS 7IIL T.-S. S. J. Bergmaa B94L. N. W.

Appreciate Your Patronage. OUR PROCESS PREVENTS MOTHS.

CHIROPODISTS. i. C. AMOR CHIROPODIST

Hz pert on all foot trouble*. Coras extracted without pain. Ingrowing nails and bunlona

_ scientifically treated. DON'T HOBBLE BUT WALK.

Clifford Annex. Da Mers Ave.

MRS. M. C. PBIRCB. Corns extracted; Ingrowing nails and bunions treated; electric foot massage.

IRD FLOOR. ONTARIO STORES.

COFFEE HOUSES. COFFEES TEAS

We roast coffee treth every day. 14 HOME TEA CO. No. 4th Premium tickets with every purchase.

6PICES SOAPS

D DRESSMAKING.

DAINTY SUMMER DRESS GOODS Made Into Dainty Summer Dresses.

MRS. STINSON 919L. 3RD & BRUCE

WASTED—Sowing by the day, $1.25. 628 Sixth avenue. Phone 484-R, Tri-State.

COMPETENT DRESSMAKER—$2.25 per day. Call 597 Northwestern.

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WILL TRADE half section land In Burke county, 140 cult ivated, for modern house in Grand Forks or East Grand Forks. Address S90 Times-Herald.

FOUR PASSESGER torpedo 1911 Over­land for sale or trade. E. Sandlle.

F FOR RENT—HOUSES.

Watch drand Forks Grow FOIt RENT.

100 acres of t imothy l iay laud at ci ty l imits .

160 acres prair ie hay land, two miles from city.

$20.00—Six room house, one block from postoffice; f ine condit ion; sewer; ci ty water free; gas.

$35.00—Ten room all modern house. North Third street .

$30.00—Six room new all modern house on Universi ty avenue.

$22.00—New six room house, al l mod­ern but l ieat .

$10.00—Five room house; ci ty water; lone avenuo.

$ 8.00—Five room house. South Third street; ci ty water.

$15.00—Seven room house; sewer; ci ty water free; South Third.

$20.00—New six room house, al l modern but heat , on Fourth avenue.

$20.00—Seven room house, al l modern but heat , close In on Cottonwood street .

$10.00—All modern office In Kelsey Block.

$20.00—Five room all modern f lat on South Third street .

$20.00—Six room cottage on North Fourth street , al l modern but heat .

$16.00—Seven room house on North Eighth street .

$10.00—Store on South Third street , 23x80.

W. H. KELSEY FOR REST—Five room furnished cot­

tage, west shore Lake Bemidji . near Diamond Point . Sandy beach, no feeds or weeds. Dally delivery ice, meat, groceries, milk. etc. $25 by month. $1 .00 per day for 2 weeks. Terms for season. Chas. L. Cummer, Bemidji , Minn.

FOR REST—Small modern house, Cot­tonwood street and Seventh avenue.

. Mrs. Win, Perkins, 715 Cottonwood.

FOR REST—Seven room furnished house, including piano. Phone 1204 N. W. Box 352, East Grand Forks.

FOR REST—8 room str ict ly modern house with heat , on Belmont avenue. Securi ty Real Estate and Loan Co.

HOUSE at 137 Reeves avenue will be for rent July 1. Inquire 1313 Univer­sity avenue.

FOR REST—Seven room house, with water. Rent reasonable. 523 North Seventh.

FOR REST—4 room cottage on Cotton­wood street . Inquire 609 Fifth avenue.

FOR REST—Four room house with barn and water. 1002 Budge avenue.

FOR REST—Three room flat, modern. Inquire at Palmer's Jewelry Store.

FOR REST—Furnished house. Inquire 502 Walnut, or Trl-State 162M.

FOR RENT—Flat. Phone 756L. N. W.

FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—Cool, airy room. South

end. Close. In. Shady lawn. Phone, bath, every convenience. Gentlemen only. 316 South Fifth street.

FOR REST—Large furnished front room, south end, suitable for one or two gentlemen. Inquire Times-Her-ald or phone 1330 N. W.

FOR RENT—Furnished room In modern house; block from postoffice; $7 per month to steady roomer. 215 North Fourth street.

FOR RENT—For two months, down­stairs. Modern house. Piano. Price very reasonable. Call 838-M, Trl-State.

FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS By the Day, Week or Month.

Over Logan's Cafe. 819 DeMers

CENTRAL FURNISHED ROOMS. By the day. By the week. By the month. Wlttelshofer Mrs. Bunch. Block

FOR RENT—Large furnished, modern room with bay window. Also front room with alcove. 204 Walnut street.

FOR RENT—Two small unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Mrs. Busch, Wlttelshofer*

FOR RENT—Four or five rooms, down­stairs. 222 Ninth street. Phone &77M, Trl-State.

FOR. RENT—Suite of two furnished rooma and bath In Improvement block. Phone 71BL,, N. W.

FOR RENT—Large, modern, east front room, suitable for two. 618 South Fourth.

FOR REST—Fino large, cool front room. Modern. 714 South Third street .

FOR REST—frurnished downstairs for housekeeping-. J120 Universi ty Ave.

FOR REST—Unfurnished rooms. Light, gas and water. 601 Cherry street .

FOR REST—Modern furnished room. Close in. 411 Gertrude avenue.

FOR REST—Furnished housekeeping rooms 206 1-2 South Third.

MODERS FURNISHER ROOM elosc in. Phone 1299 Northwestern.

FOR REST—All modern . room. Tri-State lf tS-L.

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FOR REST—Modern furnished 409 Franklin avenue.

FOR REST—Furnished rooms, modern. Call 323 North Fifth.

FOR REST—Furnished modern rooms. 303 South Third.

i"OR REST—Rooms for small families 501 Cottonwood.

FOR REST—Furnished room. 212 Wal­nut.

FOR SALE—Furniture. FOR SALE —• Household furniture.

Whittelshofer, f lat 25.

FOR SALE—MISC. FOR SALE—Nearly new, one each of

the following: Two-seated open park wagon; Stanhope; stat ion wag­on; single top road wagon, very l ight; several sets double and single driving harness. Rare bargain for part ies wishing any of above. Ad­dress the Valley Lumber Co., Hil ls-boro. N. D.

FOIl SAKE—Second hand sewing ma­chines, $1 to $S. Guaranteed in run­ning order. Singer Simp, 11 South Third street .

FOR SALE—Three new Century second hand hay presses for sale cheap. In­quire at Grand Forks Foundry.

FOR SALE—Second hand cash register . Inquire 404 DeMers avenue.

FOR SALE—Milk. 919 Walnut, quarts $1. 301-M Trl-State.

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FOR SALE:—Farm Lands. LUSE LAND EXCURSION TO WEST­

ERS CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 111. GREAT NORTHERN BY CROOICSTOX, Wl SSI PEG, REGISA AND SASKATOON. HOI SO TRIP,

AGENTS WASTED. COLI-TOS CO., FREDERICK HOTEL, GRASD FORKS, S. D.

ILLUSTRATED catalogue of Vermont farms. Prices ranging from five hun­dred to twenty-five thousand dol­lars. Will be mailed upon request to any address. The I) . A. Perry Ileal Estate Agency. Barre. Vt.

FOR RENT—MISC. FOR REST—Space in new pool room,

suitable for barber shop. Great Northern Hotel , East Grand Forks.

FLORISTS. Our Flowers Are Grown at Homo In

Our Own Green Houses. 307 JOHSSON FLORAL CO. DeMers

Write for Spring Catalogue. Geraniums, Pansles, Vegetable Plants.

Cut Flowers Potted Plants 309 E. O. LOVELI. No. 6th

We Ship Safely Grand Forks, N. D.

FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE OR RENT—Modern cottage

and five acres of land. Riverside. Lake Bemidji . Also furniture and piano. Harry Masten, 1231 South Third. N. W. 601J.

FOR SALE—Seven room cottage; mod era except heat . Corner lot . Term*. Owner. 208 South Third.

FOR SALE—Six room house; 50 foot lot; furnished or unfurnished. 724 North Fourth street.

HOUSE FOR SALE OR REST—Reason­able terms. 305 South Fourth street .

FOR SALE—Four room cottage. 209 Euclid avenue.

FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—Fine building lot on Inter­

national avenue, 50 by 140, corner lot . Price $450. $10 cash and $5. a month. Union National bank.

FOR SALE—Live Stock. DR. F. J . ANDERSON. V. S.

Veterinary Surgeon. Both Phones. Palace Livery, City.

FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Scotch col­lie pup and bitch. Frank Drosky, East Grand Forks.

FOR SALE—Young pigs. Henry Larl-vee, Trl-State 32-11.

FOR SALE—Fresh milch cow. White. Tri-State.

Henry

FURRIERS. M. COHEN, THE FURRIER, 1(7 S. 3RD.

We repair your furs at reduced prices during the summer months and store them free till fall.

PHONE 1106-L N. W. WE WILL CALL.

S. FRIEDMAN will store and Insure your furs. Special reduced prices on all fur garments needing repair work. We guarantee all our work.

JUNK DEALER We Buy GINSBERU BROS. We Buy

If you have Junk of any kind and want the highest market price, call or see Ginsbergs.

Phone »22J. N. W. SOS 1st. Ava.

WASTED—Competent gir l for general housework. Mrs. A. Ahrahamson, 111 Reeves avenue.

WANTED—Experienced sewing girls to work on furs. Apply at Friedman, the Furrier .

WASTED—Competent gir l for general housework. Mrs. G. I". Thacker, 325 Walnut.

COMPETEST GIRL for general house­work. 705 Universi ty avenue. 638J, N. W.

WASTED—Girl for g e n e r a l housework. Mrs. J . D. Turner, 7i>:> X. Third street .

COMPETEST GIRL f o r g e n e r a l h o u s e ­w o r k . S m a l l f a m i l y , r . i o . N o r t h T h i r d .

WASTED—Girl for general housework. $6 per week. 451 Fuel id avenue.

WASTED—Two girls fur ironing. Grand Forks Steam Laundry Co.

WASTED—At once, two experienced chamber maifls . Hotel Dacotah.

WASTED—Girl for g e n e r a l housework. Mrs. Snellhaker, 102 chestnut.

BEAVER BOARD

Takes the place of lath and plaster and makes, unnecessary the use of wall paper for new or remodeled buildings of every type.

If you are going to do any interior decorating you ought to get prices on Heaver Board from

J. II . LAMIIE

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Dr. W. C. Wilson PHYSICIAN ANIJ SURGEON*

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Dr. W. H. Witherstine PHYSICIAN AM) SIRGEOX Otllce Over 20 South Third St.

DENTISTS

Drs. Eckman L. L. Eckman P. A. Eckman

DENTISTS Widlund Building.

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PHYSICIAN AND SL'RGEOV

Office Northwestern Pldg. , Cor­ner DeMers Ave. and Fourth St .

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SITUATIONS WANTED. POSITION \V AXTKll— B y mn n w i t h

f i f t e e n v e e r s ' a c t u a l e x p e r i e n c e i n r e t n i l m e r c a n t i l e s t o r e . ( J i l t e d £ « * r e f e r e n c e s , s t r i c t l y t e m p e r a t e , h o n ­e s t m u l t r u s t w o r t h y . H u s t l e r . N u t a f r a i d t o w o r k , I ' I I I I t a k e f u l l c h a r g e o f a n y s i z e d d e p a r t m e n t s t o r e , o r w i l l a c c e p t , p o s i t i o n i n a n y d e p a r t m e n t . . S p e a k . s s e v e r a l h i n « ' u a £ e . s . 1 ' r i K h t , K " n , l s a l e s m a n . A d d r e s s l l o x O r a n d F o r k s .

WAVTI-I)—- P o s i t i o n o n f a r m b y m a n a m i w i f e . 1 1 t h e m o n t h . W o m a n J o t a k e c h a r g e , , f c o o k i n g . " M a n t - i d o g e n e r a l f a r m \ \ « » r k . A d d r e s s A . K e n c e , B a r l e y , M i n n .

WAXTRD—Posit ion by capable lady stenographer. First , class references. Box Oram] Forks: . N. D.

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Suite 204-5 Widlund Block Phones: N. W. 302-L, and K: T. S. 4 3 7-1. , and K.

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Dr. S. Paige Johnson Office Over Union Natl . Bank

Phone 316 N. W.

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Dr. Wheeler, Campbell & Williamson

PHYSICIANS AND SVliGKOXS Over Tropa;i j t- r Pharmacy * * * * J|: jjs

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(Assisted by Edith Reynolds.) * Treats al l acute and chronic dis­eases. Appendicit is and all fe- * male troubles a special ty. Per- » manently located in Grand Forks-. Office over Schlaberg & * Griffin 's . Both phones S88.

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SPECIALIST Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat . Over Trepanier Pharmacy!

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WASTED—Girl for general housework. S. Panovitz, 619 Walnut.

WASTED—Girl for general housework. r>13 Cheyenne avenue.

WASTED—Starch clothes- l roner. Model Steam I.aundry.

WASTED—Cook and pastry gir l Park Hotel .

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GIRLS W ASTED a t ' t h e G o l d e n G r a i n B i s c u i t C o .

WASTED—Dishwasher at New York restaurant .

WASTED—A nurse jrirl . 515 North Fourth.

WASTED—-Pastry cook at Hotel North­ern.

WASTED—Dishwasher at Hotel North­ern.

WASTED—Dishwasher. Hotel Dacotah.

WASTED—Waitress at Hotel Northern.

GIRLS WASTED at the Star Laundry.

GIRL WASTED—Roth phones R02.

HELP WANTED—MALE. FIRST CLASS RARttER WASTED at

Frederick hotel barber shop. Grand Forks. Steady job to r ight man. First class man can make $20 per week or better .

WASTED—Boy to herd catt le for Palmer, Hi 1-2 South Third street , couple of weeks. Apply to A. E. Palmer 16 1-2 Smith Third street .

WAXTED—W o m a n w i t h c h i l d w a n t s w o r k o n f a r m a s h o u s e k e e p e r . A d ­d r e s s : : : i 2 , T i m e s - H e r a l d .

WANTED— S i t u a t i o n t o a s s i s t w i t h h o u s e w o r k . N , i w a s h i n g . A d d r e s s " f t . " ' . T i m e s - H e r a I d .

WASTED—posit ion ; i s nft ' ice i^ir l or c l e r k . A d d r e s s r : 0 i . T i m e s - H e r a l d .

STORAGE. STORAGE—Furniture and goods of all

kinds stored. Low Insurance rate. O. J Tft.z'no<i & Co.

2ND HAND DEALERS. ALWAYS IN THE MARKET

We will buy for you or sel l on commission anything of value. Stoves. Furniture, Buggies, Harness

ALGl'IRE & SUKIM'ARD. 114 N. Sixth St . Grand Forks. N. D.

NORTHWESTERS FI'RSITI'RE CO. We Buy and Sell Everything.

208 So. 3rd. Both Phones 211L.

TEACHERS.

WRITE INSURANCE—Hustlers can make big money. North Dakota com-

?any. Address Great Northern Life nsurance Co., Grand Forks, N. D.

WASTED—5 Laborers at Memorial Park cemetery at once. Apply at grounds. Steady work t i l l harvest .

TEACHERS—We have dally calls for experienced teachers. Teachers are wanted for rural schools especial ly. Vacancies are always occurring In graded and high schools. Good wages are offered for good teachers. If you are not now employed we believe we can help you in securing employ­ment. Write us today for enrollment blanks. Northern Teachers ' Agency. Matt ie M. Davis. Manager. Fargo. N.D.

TEACHERS REGISTER SOW We have vacancies to fi l l for fal l terms. Rural and ci ty schools. Write for Application Rlanks.

N. W. Teachers Agcy. Grand Forks, N.D

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Dr. John D. Taylor PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office over First National Bank

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OSTEOPATHY * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

' Dr. Orr Sanders * ^ Dr. May E. Sanders *

Suite ES. Securi ty Block. * Both phones r,42 Grand Forks * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office First National Bank Bids

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SPECIALISTS Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat

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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN * Graduate of Kirksvll le School *

Successor to ^ Dr. O. C. Keller

Office Over Kent 's Jewelry Store * Both Phones v

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Department Store.

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SPECIALIST Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat

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WANTED—First class horseshoer and plowman at om e. Simon Moen, Ni­agara.

MISCELLANEOUS * * * * * * * * * * * * * •Jf

Hugh Dunlevy East Grand Forks, Minn.

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ARCHITECT * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * J. W. Ross & Son

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Third & DeMers Grand Forks.

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WASTED— D i s h w a s l i e r . B l u e L i g h t R e s t a u r a n t , E a s t G r a n d F o r k s .

WASTED— Y a r d m a n a t H o t e l N o r t h ­e r n .

Material Workmanship j Basic Elements of Satisfaction. ;

THOS. GRIFFITHS. TAILOR. Individuali ty is the result of !

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WASTED— B e l l b o y s a t H o t e l F r e d e r i c k .

HOTELS. Family European Transient

Finest Cafu in Northwest. HOTEL DACOTAH

Commercial Headquarters Rooms J1.00 Up Becently Improved

TYPEWRITERS.

Louise Packebusch, R. N. Visiting Nurse, Associated Charities

11 a. m. to 1 2 at the City ITall . Phone 1050 N .W.— 2 3 ? . L T. -S . R e s i ­d e n c e 1 5 H ) B e l m o n t A v e . P h o n e 4 > N T.-S. Hours ' J a. m. to 5 p. m. At the service of physicians at any t ime

REBUILT TYPEWRITERS, g u a r a n t e e d . S m i t h - P r e m i e r , R e m i n g t o n , M o n a r c h . $ 3 0 u p . A d d r e s s 3 S 7 T i m e s - H e r a l d .

MASTEN'S Concert and Dance and Theatre Orchestra

Harry Masten. Violinist and Leader. Mrs. Harry Masten. Pianist .

First class musicians. The most popular up-to-date, s tandard music. Reasonable prices to al l . Address or phone Harry Masten. Phone N.W. €01 J . Residence 1231 South Third street . Grand Forks, N. D.

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European THE COLUMBIA European Finest and Busiest Popular Priced Cafe in the Northwest .

ROOMS 50c UP. EAT AT OUR CAFE. The Only Familv Hotel In the City.

311 THE HALL So. 3rd Rooms Comfortable. Prices Reasonable.

Finest European Hotel In the City. THE FREDERICK.

Rooms Si and up. Phone In each room.

HAIR PARLORS. Hair Dressing:. Scalp Treatment.

Hair Goods. Latest Coiffures. Soft Dist i l led Water for Shampooing.

MARISELLO 1IAIR PARLORS. Famous Marin ' l lo Preparations.

Third Floor. Ontario Store.

HOSPITALS. Most Completely Equipped In N. D.

ST. MfcnAKL'S HOSPITAL Everything for Comfort of Patients.

HATTERS. HATS! HATS! cleaned and reblocked.

Newest shapes and ribbons. Wilson, Hotel Dacotah.

TRANSFERS. Light Baggage Heavy Moving 606 NEII.SON TRANSFER CO. DeMers Phone 602. Quick Service.

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MEN'S HATS CI.K WKO and re-blocked at Friedman's, the Hatter.

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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ss. County of Grand Forks.

In Distr ict Court , First Judicial Distr ict All ie Ferguson. Plaintiff , vs. Ernest

Benton Ferguson, Defendant. SUMMONS.

The State of North Dakota to the above named Defendant:

You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint of this action. which complaint is now on fi le in the office of the clerk of the distr ict court within and for Grand Forks county. State of North Dakota, anil to serve a copy of your answer upon the subscriber with­in thir ty days al ter the service of this summons upon you. exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your fai lure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you bv default , for the rel ief demanded in the complaint .

D a t e d t h i s ^ t h d a v o f M a v . 1 0 1 2 . HENRY O'KEEFE. Jr .

Slay 27, June 3 , 10. 17, 24. July 1. Dak.

Attorney for plaintiff , residence and postoffice address, Grand Forks, N.

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MONUMENTAL WORKS. MONUMENTS. MARKERS. VAULTS.

W. R. Jack. Grand Forks, N. D.

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M a n y A m e r i c a n s w e r e a m o n g t h o s e w h o w e l c o n v d t h e f i r s t d e l e g a t i o n o f t h e n r i l i s h a t h l e t e s « l i o a r r i v e d l a s t n i g h t . T h e E n g l i s h m e n n u m b e r e d 1 ' o r t v - n i n e a n d i n c l u d e d t h e p r i n c i p a l s t a r s . T h e r e m a i n d e r i d ' t h e E n g l i s h a n d C a n a d i a n s w i l l r e a c h h e r e t o d a y . A n g l o - A m e r i c a n r e l a t i o n s p r o m i s e b e t ­t e r t h a n i n t h e L o n d o n O l y m p i c g a m e s .

T h e o n l y A m e r i c a n p l a y e r i n t h e t e n n i s c o m p e t i t i o n . T h e e . R o o s e \ e l t P e l l , w h o s e e n t r y t h r o u g h a t e l e g r a ­p h i c e r r o r h a d l e d S t o c k h o l m t o b e ­l i e v e t h e e x - p r e s i d e n t ' s s o n w a s c o m ­i n g . l o s t h i s l i u a l m a t c h y e s t e r d a y . Heyden of Germany winning 2-t i , 7-5, S - ( i , 7 - . " > . P e l l , w i t h o u t p r a c t i c e a f t e r t h e v o y a g e w a s o b l i g e d t o p l a y o n a n a s p h a l t c o u r t a n d w a s u n a b l e t o d o h i m s e l f j u s t i c e .

Walter Winans. the American crack who was counted upon to win the in­dividual competi t ion in the running deer shooting event, withdrew because he was far below his usual form. Tins competi t ion was at 100 meters.

Major Richardson, commander of the Brit ish army rif lemen, referring to the fact that they were unable to approach the American scores, said that the result was further proof of the great inferiori ty of the Brit ish open sights and the necessity for .1 new ri l le .

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, i c s w h e t h e r t h e h e a d o f t h e T i g e r s i n -• t e n d e d t o h e e d t h e c a l l o f t h e m a n y t a n s f u r t h e r e m o v a l o f H u g h J e n ­n i n g s a s m a n a g e r o f t h e J u n g a l e e r s ,

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: s h o w i n g m a d e b y t h e T i g e r s . N a v i n ' s a i d : " I a m n o t a t a i l s a t i s f i e d w i t h t h e w a y t h i n g s a r e g o i n g o n i n t h s

' c l u b . J e n n i n g s a p p e a r s t o h a v e l o s t I h is hold 011 the t i i"n. They seem to t h a v e n o c o n f i d e n c e i n h i s j u d g m e n t . ! Our pitchers have been handled poor-, l y a n d t h e c l u b h . a s s h o w n l i t t l e s c i -| erice. In fact , under Jennings we al-I ways have won our games by the hit-j t ing abil i ty of the players rather than

I hy any strategy. As Jennings has a | contract for this year, we shall not jmake any change ri«ht now. and want j t o g i \ e h i m a n o t h e r c h a n c e a n y h o w . ! What we do next season depends on i lhe showing of the Tigers etween now | a ml 1 ictober. I have refrained from | interfering with Jennings up to date

j b e e n u s e 1 t h i n k , u s u a l l y , a c l u b p r e s i -! d e n t m e r e l y h a m p e r s a m a n a g e r w h e r ; h e t r i e s t o s u g g e s t t h i n g s . I f s o m e i i m p r o v e m e n t i s n o t s h o w n , h o w e v e r , ! I m a y h a v e t o a s s e r t m y s e l f a n d i n -: s 's t 011 some of my ideas being car-I r i e d o u t . 1 h a v e r e c e i v e d m a n y l e t t e r s j f r o m f a n s c o m p l a i n i n g o f J e n n i n g s ' ; a l leged inefficiency, but always have t r i e d t o s u p p o r t H u g h i e . 1 s t r o n g l y hope that he gets the Tigers out ol t h e r u e a n d s i l e n c e s h i s c r i t i c s . "

NO CHANGS RIGHT NOW SAYS NAVIN

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MIKE GIBBONS WINS OVER CHAMP BURNS New York. July 2,—Mike Gibbons

of St . Paul knocked out Sid Burns, welterweight champion of England, in the fif th round- of a scheduled ten round bout at Madison Square gar­den last night . The knockout came eight seconds before the hell ended the round and Burns was unable to fac« his opponent for the next round.

Y. M. C. A. TEAM WISS. The Y. M. C. A. and Rurnely base­

ball teams went after each other at Dacotah park last night and the for­mer team won by the score of 9 to 8. Goodwin and Costello did the battery work for the Y. M. C. A. club and Cameron and Fll teau for the machin­ists . I t was so dark in the sixth in- . , ning that the ball could hardly be seen and the Rumelys st i l l contend • that they won out under cover of* darkness. However, the game went to the Ys and Umps Secord says. "I have • said what I have said and there U no comeback.?

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