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?SI. IV 1^ •.. 6»tJ.V '"v.." .''••. i* 1 c"d8 ill j1i nr -si -.ill ftp :$$$ ii Sv: v:.i 4 ''\i i'' •£,U fl! .?V*7. t£ -k 11 "t'?t Wf a 2 ii iy'•: I -r I •5 il •tv "f u8 *f |r 1 K- iU ', :wv v^/5 $• r-w 4 The Father of Pure Foods BASE BALL Hope Wins Two and Loses Two this Week. On Friday aflprwon Aneta came t.n Hope with a strong bunch of ball playors and broke evpn with Hope on a two j^ame series. Tho first game wont to Aneta by a scoio of fj to 8. Du mont pitched for Hope and Wel ly for Aneta. 11 E Aneta 0 0 1 0 1 0 3 0-5 10 3 Hope 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0-3 0 3 Armstrong pitched a fine game for Hope in the evoniiig and ex cept for two bad innings had the visitors guessing all the time Bratten pitched lor Aneta and got along very nicely until the home boys started buntijii: lie struck out 12 men but could not field a hunt to save his life. HE Aneta 00000201 0-3 7 4 Hope 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 x-7 fj 1 On Sunday the Carlisle & Bristol team autoed up from Fargo. The game was started at 3:00 o'clock but was called in the fifth inning on account of rain. The score stood Hope 5, Fargo 1. Sharon was here for a game last evening and gave the home team the surprise of their lives defeating them to the tune of 4 to 0. Babe Palfrey came back DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS WELL iF= MA AS SO C'OMPL-G.TGLN MST HER SSSJslSB^ To HAVE. ua~T OF= SERVANTS I iwP Pose. I'LL. MAVE. TO A STAND IT' SHE L(_ WAKfe jn. up' The Food You Never Tire of A cereal that has a distinctive flavor all its own—different from anything you have ever tried before—yet a pertectly balanced food. This is the creation of Dr. Price— the famous pure food specialist—a com bination of grains that contains all the element of nutrition and energy in the proper proportion. You'll like it, too. The more you eat, the more you'll want to eat. ^.PRICE'S (REAMOFY^JI THE NATIONAL FOOD Priceless Profit-Sharing Coupons in Every Package Try it for breakfast tomorrow. The exclusive Dr. Price Pure Food Store in your town is KRAABEL & KRAABEL and pitched good ball for five in nings but a couple of errors let the visitors count. Dumont went in after the fifth and was hit hard at times. Ellingson, the Sharon pitcher, had the home boys swinging like gates in the wind most of the time and they were unable to do a thing but go back and sit down when men were on bases and there was a chance to score. J. H. McCollom and C. S. Shippy were in Fargo last week attending the meeting of the Shriners. They report a most enjoyable gathering. H. J. Carleton, a graduate of Hope ifigh School in the class of '10, is a member of thegraduat ing cla.vs of the Dental College of Northwestern University. The Biiou iias secured two strong piogranis for tho coming week. On Saturday evening they will show "The Hoosicr School Master" in five reels and on Monday evening will show the "Dietz Battle of Cameron Dam." Don't miss these pro grams. The Carnival which held forth here Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday attracted quite a bit of attention. The shows were not as pretentious as they might have been but everything was clean and wholesome. They have a nice new carousal which was the delight of the kids and THOUGHT PE.H HAPS WE'D UAVC SOMB OP THESB NEW -FANCLSD WAITERS INSTEAD OF You .ANCEUNE, some of those who have passed the kid age. The Hope Band furnished the music for the at tractions and received a per centage of the receipts. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Moores and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wash burn left early this morning in Mr. Moores' automobile for Ash by, Minn., near Fergus Falls, where they will spend a few days fishing. When interviewed Judge Washburn stated that it was not the intention of the par ty to catch all the big fish in Minnesota but they would catch their full share. Further re ports will appear in these col ums if circumstances warrant. Stomach Troubles and Constipation "I will cheerfully say that Chamberlain's Tablets are the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipa tion that I have sold in thirty four years' drug store service, writes S. H. Murphy, druggist, Wellsburg. N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.—Adv. The Christiansen Orchestra June 26th, 1910.—Adv.3ti Voice Class I will give vocal lessons this summer. Those desiring lessons Phone No. 83. 11-tf GEORGIA GRAY -WM=, NB.W-C3ANCL£0 WAITERS.' AINT CAN SEE N£W-RAM_ED //SEE. ANN diTCfi WAITERS MERE. /IMPROVEMENT "THE t=oot' THAT N&W CHEF C£N COOK -ANV BETTER THAN yov,ANcJeuMe! THE HOPE PIOK^ER I dOOKED THAT MINE SBLf=, OP YOU PUBASe a^f«agaaa«tfaassgsgsE£ffa5msiS33^^ Potatoes For Sale Early Harvest, 70 ets. per bu., at the Blakely farm.—tf. Shetland Ponies For Sale Mares and Stallions, spotted and black. Bred right. Prices right. Call on or write to A. E. NELSON, 9-tf Hope, N. Dak, To the Public "I have been using Chamber Iain's Tablets for indigestion for1 the past six months, and it af. I fords me pleasure to say I hav never used a remedy that did mo' so much good."—Mrs. C. E. Riley, Illion, N. Y. Chamber lain's Tablets are obtainable ev erywhere. TAKE THESE PRECAUTION One of Our Townswomen Tells How She Rid Her Home of Fly Pest Last Summer. The thoughtful husband and wife take great pride in tho fact that few flies are to be seen about their homo during the summer. It should be tho proud boast of every family in this town, for the absence of flies indicates clean and healthful home place. TVa were discussing recently the proposition of a local campaign against flies with one of the best known wom en in this community. "I will be glad to help in every way possible," she declared, "and I'm sura that if we all work together we can reduce the amount of disease 50 per cent here this summer—especially summer complaint among children and typhoid fever among the men and women. "Do you know we had hardly any flies around our place last summer? Of course, it was a cool summer, but believe our efforts to be free of fliea had much to do with their absence. "We screened the house early. Wo hung two fly traps near the kitchen door close to the garbage can. We put one trap at the door opening from the dining room into the side yard. Wc burned most of the garbage—peelings and things. We bad the manure hauled away every Saturday morning. And we used plenty of disinfectant around the outhouse. It wasn't much trouble once we got the habit." FLIES ARE WORSE THAN REPTILES The Snake Warns You Before He Strikes and He Avoids the Haunts of Men. INSECT POISONS YOUR FOOD Once Our People Understand Danger -They Will Perform Big Cleaning Just as Army Doctors Had to Do In the Tropics. NE of the most dangerous circum stances about the housefly is that hp looks harmless. If he looked like an alligator or a "thousand-legged" bug, most of us would be deathly afraid of him and all his tribe. And we would take immediate action to cause his ex termination. But the fly looks just as in nocent as a glass of whisky—and the warm, clear, amber intoxicant cer tainly doesn't display the misery to be found in its depths. Yet he probably is the more or less direct cause of a hundred times as many deaths yearly in the United States as the alligator, the gila monster and the "PERE AIN'T NO NEW CHEF1 nnhat! NO NEW £HEF.* rattlfeaimke.'Wasps and centipedes are harmless—and the deadly saurian and reptiles mind their own business. Prey8 on Ignorance. The fly, on the contrary, butts into everybody's business, spreading trou: ble as he goes. In the disguise of harmlessness he preys on ignorance and carries into our homeB the germs of some of the most common and fatal diseases that afflict this country. This is the way lie performs. The fly feeds at a spittoon which has just been used by a consumptive. On his hairy feet and body ho carries away tuberculosis germs. Or he visits a vault containing. the excrement of a typhoid patieiit. Or he explores a dead animal and loads up with putrefaction bacteria. In each instance, usually, he brings his poisonous presence into our homes ami rubs his filthy person on the mouth of tho cream pitcher, on the butter, on the bread, or on the loaf sugar—or on the lips of baby asleep in her crib. Reading such things as this sickens tl»e person of delicate stomach and is disgusting to everyone. But you must know the rotten truth for the protec tion of yourself and. your family. If you really will appreciate just how fillliy arid dangerous the housefly is, you will rise up with all the other good people of the community and perform such a cleaning as thi3 town never has soon. And you will keep it cleaned up. Army Camps Claan. Have you- ever visited a regular army camp, or even a state militia en campment? Do you know why the sanitary officers take such elaborate prci.autions to destroy all waste mat tor--why all garbage, excreta, used bandages, etc., are burned and the toilet and garbage cans so carefully covered? It is because our army peo ple learned some frightfully costly les sons at Cliickamauga and in Cuba dur ing the Spanish-American war and in the Philippines a little later. Thousands of our soldiers died of typhoid Cover and dysentery distributed by flies. In fact more of the boys in blue succumbed to diseaso than to wounds afflicted by the enemy. How did the doctors learn that the fly was the real messenger of death? By ('•'.r'ver scientific detective work. There was Dr. William Gorgns, now a gon oral, who with a highly trained corps scientists traced the sources of these diseases until they found tho fly to be the guilty distributer. Now he's marked for death by the army. Economy. First Teamster—Your "oss is losing 'arf 's corn from 'is feed bag. Why don't yer got that 'olo mended? Second Ditto—The old nag's doin' er little bit in econonnizin'. Wot she loses now I picks up, an' it goes to ward 'er next, feed, d'yer seo?—Pass ing Show. Cover Manure Box:: and Gatbage Can' A proper system of manure disposal is more important than all other meas ures combined as a method of con trolling the fly nuisance. A proper method of garbage collection and dis posal is next in importance. The gar bage should be drained, wrapped in paper and collected in a fly-proof metal bucket. The bucket should be washed at intervals with lye soap and water and then' sponged with keroBene in water. The foregoing advice is from the fa taous sanitary authority, Dr. W. A. Evans of Chicago. In our local cam paign we should utilize this informa tion to the utmost. It has long been recognized that swatting tho ily would never rid the community of his whole tribe forever more. We have learned that we must make war on him early in the season by getting rid of his breeding places and his natural sources of food supply—filth. Some of us are inclined to grumble that campaigning against flies is mighty troublesome. Well, the grum blers will find it less troublesome to campaign effectually against flies than to nurse a member of the family through a spell of typhoid fever—and luch less expensive. CAT FEEDS STARVING DOG The HOPE DRAY LINE C. F. FARRELL, Prop. strange Pair Live Eight Days on Dried Elk Meat Which Pussy Furnished Companion. I Deputy Game Warden Brown Is looking for the hunter who killed an elk in the foothills of the Olympics and left the greater portion of it dried in a smalf cabin, says the Seattle Post Intelligencer. Brown's discovery of the elk meat deals with the wanderings of an Aire dale dog. Brown borrowed the dog from a friend when lie started into the hills on a general hunt for lawbreakers, and when well up in the mountains he lost the dog. He failed to locate the animal, and later came to town, thinking it had returned to its home. When he arrived ho found that the dog had not appeared, so lie started out again to try to locate the animal. PROMPT. AND ACCURATE SERVICE. 3^°Calls attended promptly, and goods removed without risk or injury. Garden plowing given special attention. Your business respectfully solicited. TRUE ECONOMY inaans tiie wise spending of one's moneys-making every dollar do jfoli duty and getting in return an article that will satisfy you in every way. The Brown luckily stumbled upon a small cabin well up in the mountains," and here found the dog. Brown inves tigated the shack and found it well supplied with elk meat, but on the rafters was a small domestic cat tliaf had become wild. The dog had come across the cat, which had sought ref uge in the rafters of the cabin. When hungry the cat ate the dried elk meat and dropped pieces to tho dog below, both living for more than eight days iu t'lis manner. WHITE is a real bargain because it is sold at a popular price because it gives you the kind of sewing you delight in because it will turn out the work quickly and thoroughly and give you .a life time of satisfactory service because its improvements will enable you to do things which can't be done on any other machine because it will please you with its fine finish and beauty of its furniture. In short you will find the White reliable and desirable from every point of view. Be sure to see the White dealer who will be glad to show you how good a machine the White is. If there is no White dealer handy, write us direct for cat alogs. We do not sell to catalog houses, Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle Machines, WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. CLEVELAND, O, For Sale by KRAABEL & KRAABEL The plot is getting thicker it seems don'T THIMK voufc CASE- IS MOPE YOU sees* QOIT6=_ RATIONAL AT S MK. VAN LOON] (-TWANKL\doctor!/ 1/5 itttvjjifc *.