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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-08-29
ON ADVERTISING.

Wahpeton is one of the best
towns in North Dakota in
which to live. 1t has beautiful
homes, good schools and
churches and an air of prosper
ity and substantially that
many towns do not possess.
This is remarked almost daily
by travelling men and others
who visit here and is favorably
commented on. While Wahpe-
ton is a good business center,
it is not living up to its oppor-
tunities and is not getting the
trade it is entitled to. This ia
a fact which every merchant in
town will admit. The fault
does not lie in the lack of large
and well-assorted stocks of
goods. Wahpeton stores will
compare favorably with any in
the state. The chief fault is in
the lack of effective, continuous,
well-planned advertising. A
few of the merchants do good
advertising, but most of them
do not, and some lines are never
represented in the newspapers
from one years end to the other.
The merchant who does not
advertise may think he is say.
ing the money that he would
pay out for advertising. but he
is deluding himself if he does.
He is simply reducing the
volume of his business and
thereby cutting off his profits.
The mail order people know
the value of advertising. Their
business does not come to them
because they sell better goods
than other dealers or because
their prices are lower. Their
goods are often inferior and
higher priced than those of the |
local merchants. But the found
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-08-29

The prosecution of the trusts
may have affected some in
dustries bat the burglary bust.
ness 10 thriving like a greer
bay tree.
The scientific statement tina,
"fat legs are indicative of brain
power" doubtless explains why
both are rarely displayed stimuli.
taneously.
Speaker "Joe" Cannon il
complaining of the inability to
get good cigars and effective
cusswords. A man can't stand
pat with 'em.
The New York Sun inquiries;
"Will the south strangle it's
railways7" Most of the people
in the south are too choked by
them to answer.
In Massachusetts, an automo.
bile ran into an express train
and killed three persons. Ex-
press trains aught to beware of
the automobiles.
Louisville wants the next
Democratic National Conven-
ton, It is greedy. It already
has both Colonel Watterson
and the dark horse.
1t will be noted that the
Pennsylvania grafters put
"Thou shalt not steal" over one
of the capital arches, and not
Owe shall not steal"
"Some day" says the Boston
transcript, "the little heir to the
Krupp millions will be a big
gun" For a *hile however,
he will be a small bore.
~ am not whipped" says
Gov. Vardaman, of Mississippi.
The governor has got hold of
the wrong word; tanned" is the
article he was reaching for.
The farmers of Long Island
insist they have contracted
sore throat caused from dust
raised by speeding autos. They
are lucky to get off with sore
Threats.
The laps and the Cali
fornians have made it all up,
through the medium of a big
banquet. After all, the way, to
q mans heart is still through
his stomach.
This is credited to a Kansas
newspaper: Owing to the over
crowded condition of our COL
umns, a number of births and
deaths are unavoidably post
poned this week"
When Secretary Taft returns
from his around.the-world trip
he will be the greatest earth
girdler in American public life;
although his present girdle re-
cord 10 no mean one.
The Saint-Gaudens design
for new gold coins has BEEN re-
jected because it is impossible
to pile the coins neatly. As so
many people, you know, are
piling theirs nowadays.
Next time you feed peanuts
to the monkeys at the Zoo, you
may get some consolation from
knowing that you are doing
them a better turn than if you
were feeding them porterhouse
steak, according to the scien-
lists.
OF course, very little, if any,
genuine Morocco leather"
comes from Morocco these days
but that will not operate as a
bar in raising the price and
blaming it on the present
trouble over there.
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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-08-29
THIS AND THAT.
The town pump at Minot will
be painted. We hope not red.

body for president.
Now that lumber is selling a,
q lower rate, price of the break
fast foods ought to fall.
According to the Golfers
Weekly. Mr.. Fairbanks is GU,
vice-of.deception president.
Little willie" will soon be
getting ready to come in out Of
his barefoot and 60 to school.
King Edward is in training
to reduce weight. Taft could
probably give him a few point
ers.
It soon may be necessary for
Mr.. Elihu Root to admonish the
states not to try to be the whole
chow.
Somebody claims that Guam
trell, the guerrilla, 10 still alive.
1t 10 a mistake Quantrell is
still dead.
So far nobody has had the
hardihood to refer to Secretary
Taft's trip as a "fying" tour of
the world.
One of the results of the
standard fine is the large num-
Der of things Chancellor Day
isn't saying.
A Mr.. Crabtree is to be elect
ed Mayor'of c Chattanooga. That
is better than a plumtree for
the same place.
A Philadelphia woman 104
years old complains that socie-
ty isn't as lively as it used to
be. Giddy thing!
With Kentucky talking about
state prohibition, even Mil
waukee may begin to get rid OF
it's fame some day.
The asphalt company, of
South America, has been fined
$4,8OO,00O by a-Venezuelan
court. Joke No. 2.
The "greenish-yellow comet
reported from Texas was prob
ably seen right after the re-
moval of the Sunday lid.
Every time Rockefeller thinks
about that thirty million dol
lars fine, he thinks that the
country is going to te ruined.
It must be remembered in
discussing that thirty million
dollars fine that the oil trust
violated the law p 1852 cases.
One of King Edwards palaces
is advertised for rent. Evident
~ times are not as flush with
the royal family as they might
be.
A Chicago judge has ruled
that "ladies without escorts
must not loiter in saloons
Chicago is getting very parti.
cular.
Even If Mr.. Rockefeller has
succeeded in finding hair re.
storer that recent fine would
have snatched him bald-headed
again.
The Southern r. w. viii
make more by playing the part
of the unresisting martyr thar
by raising the question of state.
rights.
The second anniversary cele
bration of Garrison, N. d., wat
held last week and among 9th
err attractions was q baby show
The judges who were calico
upon to decide which was thu
handsolnest baby are in hiding
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-08-29

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Many a small boy is hoping
the repairs on the school hodse
won't be finished on time.
Sharon searchers are looking
for a naked man. Probably one
of the Adam and Eve evanRel.
lists who disappeared recently
from Minot.
A certain country editor ID
having serious trouble over q
wedding announcement of q
bride-to-be. He wrote that che
was "having her trousseau
made" and the ornery compost
tor made it read trousers"
The Atlanta Constitution
calls vociferously upon the
authorities to "finish the new
reservoir" That's right; jan
uary I, is rapidly approaching
and ample provision for
Georgia's prospective increase
in water consumption must be
made.
The granddaughter of "Stone-
wall" Jackson iran away" and
got married recently. It is not
thought that she inherited any
OF her running away ability
from her grandfather, though
her willingness to get into a.
fight at. any cost locke real.
Jacksonesque.
The Chattanooga Times be-
lieves that Senator Carmack
may, under certain circumstan-
ces, accept the governorship
OF Tennessee. Evidently the
old volunteer state means to.
keep Carmack where she can
put her hand on him in
emergencies.
The King of Siam is reported
to have purchased a $4,000
thimble for one of hia w;vaa.
while visiting London recently.
AS he has something like 5000
wives at home, it is evident
that his total expenditure for
knickknacks is going to "be
real interesting"
Secretary Taft declares he
will follow in Roosevelt's foot
steps. He will probably lead
"the strenuous life" in the
mountains as the hot weather
has in all probability obliter.
ated some of them. He will
probably reduce weight enough
to make a first-class run for the
chair.
Jack WEIGH, the popular re-
fierce, has cut the price, Isl, OOO)
demanded by Jim Jeffries for
refereeing fisticuffs to $500
which will probably set Jeff
looking for new job. In the
battles of the ring which JEFF
fries has refereed there has
been no kicking on the referee
by the principals.
Mr.. Tafts keynote speech"
delivered recently at Columbus,
Ohio, has been received by the
press OF the country, in a man.
ner that indicates that it is q
foregone conclusion, that he
will be the next republican
nominee for the presidency of
the United States. Az Mr..
Taft weighs over 800 pounds,
and Col. Bryan weighs $50 or
thereabouts, the country will be
treated to typical fat mans
race next year.
A tramp has beaten all pre-.
vious records by swimming ~
miles in 80 minutes at Dodge
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-08-29
Many small boy is hoping
the repairs on the school hodse
won't be finished on time.

Sharon searchers are looking
tor a naked man. Probably one
of the Adam and Eve evanRel-
lists who disappeared recently
from Minot.
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all these ingredients we'll together and
pack in a bread pan. Bake one hour.
Serve cold, cut in thin slices.
Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce.-Put
a quarter of pound of spaghetti into
boiling water Boil rapidly for thirty
minutes. Drain, cover with a pint
of strained stewed tomatoes, add a
teaspoonful of salt, cover and cook
for half an hour. Add quarter of
pound of cheese, grated, tablespoon
full of butter, heat until the cheese is
melted and serve.
Apple F1oat-Peel six big apples
and slice them Put them in a sauce
pan with just enough water to cover
them and cook until tender Then put
them through a colander and add the
grated rind and juice Of half a
lemon, sweeten to taste, and stir in
a trace of nutmeg. Fold in the stiff1y
beaten whites of four eggs, and put
the dish on ice Serve with whipped
or plain cream
Prune Whip.-Wash one-quarter of
a pound of prunes and soak over
night. Cook them the next morning
in the water in which they were soak
ed. Remove the stones and mash up
the pulp. Add quarter of a cupful
of sugar and cook five minutes. Beat
the whites of two eggs to stiff froth,
add them to the prune juice, stirring
in lightly with a fork. Pile on but
tered shallow dish, and bake twenty
minutes in a slow oven. Serve cold,
with a custard made from the yolks
of the eggs.
Meat Gems.-To one cupful of cold
chopped meat make a sauce Of two
tab1espoonfuls of butter, two of corn
starch and one cupful of milk; mix
this with the meat and add the we'll
beaten yolks of two eggs. Season
with salt and pepper. At the last stir
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-02-27
Care of Flatirons.

Many people have been annoyed at
finding their irons quite rusty after
they have been put away few days.
The way to prevent this happening is,
before you put them away, to rub a
little warm grease over them and then
wrap them up in brown paper. When
you take them out to use dip them
into hot water that has had small
piece of soda dissolved in it, rub dry,
and then put them to heat in the usual
way. When they are ready to be used
on the ironing board have piece of
brown paper with little powdered
bath brick on it and rub the surface
of your iron with this. It seems rath-
er lengthy process, but it really does
not take long to do, and housewives
will be rewarded for the trouble they
have taken by finding the irons de-
lightfully smooth and easy to use, and
when they are like this the ironing
can be done twice as quickly.