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Six head of good horses, tf G. D. FISHER. Men's Work Clothes Fwear—the )R clothes that will stand the hardest common sense kind that are good honest quality all through—give us a trial. Our line of overalls and work shirts is giv ing exceptionally good satisfaction this season and our prices are very reasonable. We Can Supply All Your Needs To accommodate our many good customers, we are now carrying an unusually large and varied stock comprising practically every thing you are likely to want. Before going elsewhere, see us first and get our prices. Horses for Sale HORSES FOR SALE— Several Rood, young horses at the J. Q. Blakely farm. SAVE MONEY AND TIME BY BUYING HERE Good weight, wool filled Makinaw material Makinaw, color, red, blue and brown mixture, two side pockets and belt Very finest quality, 32 oz. Guaranteed all wool Western Makinaw cloth in beautiful oxford gray and blue plaid check pattern, (JJQ OC front and back yoke, Norfolk style Good quality Boys' black and white check with gray predominating, 28 oz. ma- CA terial Makinaws, Norfolk style V^r.uv Boys' Blanket lined Storm Coats, good *7R yj heavy weight Brywn Duck, 30 to 34 vl./"U A. A. Turnbull HOPE, North Dakota Mirco Process Top—a, polished fin ish of uniform blue-black color on all parts of the Top. requir ing no stove blacking. Smooth Nickel—no carving or or namentation to collect grease and dust. Wellsville Body-the highest grade of polished steel, needing no no blacking or paint. Duplex Draft—an exclusive draft arrangement that admits air un HOPE Af-^SNO MENACEVT0& VITREOUS MMfflED LINED MONARCH RANGES?* Stove for Sale Base burner in good condition, price reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. J. A. Bowen. FOR SALE— 70 sets of plow lays $7.25 per set G. W. Hard ing, the blacksmith.—adv A IT'S Same of the points that make MONARCH PERSONAL MENTION MONARCH The Fuller Land Co. received another carload of Ford automo biles this week. The Catholic Aid Society will hold a .food sale at the Bijou on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Turnbull, of Ra leigh, is visiting at the home of her son, A. A. Turnbull. Rev. F. H. Bergman is in Val ley City this week attending the Congregational Conference. Miss Nielson, of Finley, ar rived in Hope Tuesday evening and has resumed her music class here after a few months vacation. In your kitchen would make your work hours fewer and pleasanter. easy to see why every woman who really knows a MONARCH Malleable Range prefers it to any other. The freedom from stove blacking— from sooty black kettles—from delays and baking failures quite naturally delight a woman who has had to put up with these inconveniences in using a range of the ordinary kind. der both ends of the fire at the same time, insuring even heat and complete combustion. Quick Heating Reservoir—a, reser voir at either right or left, level with the .Range Top, which heats quickly ample water for any family's needs. Asbestos Linfnfir—complete system of asbestos insulation between the steel body and Vitreous En amel Linings to prevent radia- For complete information, demonstration and prices tee KING & SMITH RUST THE \m R. E. Farris and family, who have been visiting friends and relatives in Hope and Finley the past two weeks, left Monday for their home at Havre, Mont. The Misses Grace Lunding and Doris Tillotson went to Far go Tuesday evening where they will enter Fargo College. Mrs. Tillotson accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ileinen, of Minneapolis, left for their home Tuesday evening after making a short visit at the home of Mrs. Heinen's brother, J. C. Wamberg. A dance will be given at the Woodman Hall Oct. 4th. Music by Tillotson's Orchestra. Lap supper will be served at 35c each. Everybody invited to at tend.—Adv, Mrs. L. C. Gibbons, who has been visiting here for the past few weeks, left last evening for "Portal. She was accompanied as far as Fargo by her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Wamberg. Mr. Meincke, a' contractor of Fargo, was a business visitor in our city Tuesday. We are in formed that a new business block will probably be erected in the near future on Steele Ave. THE HOPE PIONEER Happenings of the Town Briefly Told Range the King of Stoves**: tion and heat top and oven with minimum fuel. Styles and S/c«--choice of Cabinet or Leg Base, Reservoir or Waterfront styles—with or with out Pouch Feed—No. 8 or 9 Tops —five oven sizes from 15 to 21 inches wide. But every one of the same grade—all of that unex celled quality which the name MONARCH has always repre sented. N. DAK. IS NO MENACE TO Pg.VITRE0U5 "^MAMEIED LINED IV HIKES LOCAL BREVITIES FOR SALE: Mounted Deer Head. Inquire of C. Hender son, Hope. FOR SALE—A number of fall pigs, and three cows. Adv. A. W. GREENWOOD. WOODMEN, REMEMBER the date, Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, to vote on the Patriotic Fund Am endment.—Adv. 2t WANTED—Man aud wife to work on farm good wages and steady employment. Adv. A. W. GREENWOOD. O S A E O a Chesterwhite boar. Got the length and bone. J. K. Johnson, Hope, N. D. Imperial Elevator Co. Wheat, $2 09. Durum, $2.09. Highest cash price for other grains See us with load for) sample. E. H. FULLER, Agent. Furniture for Sale 1 roll-top desk and chair l| sectional book case, 1 cheffioneer, 1 librai'y table, 8 chairs and set tee, 1 9x12 Axminster rug, 1 De troit Vapor gasoline stove. In quire at Pioneer office. —Adv. M. J. Brown received notice this morning to report in Chi oago for examination for the Aviation Corps and left immedi ately via Hillsboro for Minne apolis. Mrs. A. G. Watkins went to Finley this morning and will make her home there for a time being joined there by Mr. Wat kins. They expect to go to the west coast in the spring and lo cate. Mrs. Gordon Jefferson, ac companied by Mrs. F. Hu some and daughter, Winnifred, autoed to Valley City the end of last week to attend the W. (3. T. U. Convention. They returned Sunday. Ladies are very enthusiastic about the fiill fashions in milli nery, coats, suits, dresses, waists, skirts and shoes tliatare being displayed by John Syver son & Sons at Cooperstown. It is just a short ride and worth the trouble. The members of the Hugo Card Party Club gave a fare well party for Roy Gingrey at his home Friday evening. Roy left Saturday evening for the training camp. He was present ed with a fountain pen as a tok en of remembrance. At the Congregational Churoh Sunday, Sept. 30, the Rev. Franklin H. Bergman speaks at 11500 A. M.—subject, "The Man Who Met His Match" and at 8:00 P.M.—subject, "Caught in His Own Trap." Singing by both choirs. A gopd Sunday drives away a blue Monday. In compliment to Mrs. A. G. Watkins, who leaves Hope to spend the winter with her moth er in Finley, Mrs. M. L. Lofland entertained the Womans' Club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E, G. Haviland gave a reading, Mrs. Loiland sang two selections, and Mrs. K. W. Haviland played. Light refreshments were served. Messrs. Livermore, of Fargo, and Craswell, of Valley City, au toed in to Hope Tuesday noon and spent several hours here looking after the interests of the North Dakota Ind. Telephone Co. They made a pleasant call ut the Pioneer office and left an order for a new telephone di rectory which will be issued in the near future. A A Powerful Ally— HOPE /~\F THE modern business man is a depend able financial affiliation. It not only assists him in meeting present demands but cooperates with him in planning the future. Armed with this support and assurance, he is able to wage a stronger campaign for growth and progress. This institution offers a full measure of help ful cooperation to its customers. The First National Bank Hope, North Dakota T2IZIZJi!J2fZIEI2i2fi!12fi!I?J2JEfi!l2JZfZJZJ2fiUZIZfZf2Jll2IZIZf2JZf2ri Just Arrived We have just received a big con signment of the High Grade Cedar FENCE POSTS Get what you need be fore the supply is gone We also carry a complete stock of Steel Fence Posts and all kinds of Fencing. Let us supply your needs in this line. HANSON LUMBER & COAL CO. QUALITY and PRICE considered there are no brands better than' WAMPUM BRAND Canned Goods Good Flour always on hand THE HOPE BAKERY FERD. GRAMS. Prop. I N. DAK. Dray line in connection Phone No. 56 A post card from Byron F. Morton, manual training in structor in the local schools, in forms us that he is now a full fledged soldier in. the National Army and is a member of the 802nd Inft. at Camp Devens, Ayr, Mass. He says, ''Hereyou find me in camp and tramp, tramp the whole day long. It is certainly a great life if you don't weaken. We have dandy good meals and all we want to eat, to say nothing of exercise. Write." E. J. MILLIGAN Dealer in Coal and Wood HOPE NORTH DAKOTA People Speak Well of ChaRberliii's Tablets "I have been selling Chamber lain's Tablets for about two years and heard such good reports from my customers that I con cluded to give them a tiial my self, and can say that I do not believe there is another prepara tion of the kind equal to them," writes 6. A. McBride, Headford, Ont. If you are troubled with indigestion or constipation give them a tiial. They will do you good.—adv.