Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-24
PRICE FIVE CENTS
OF the DeLuse Lille of loose leaf goods
and the safe OF the eafe-Cabinet COM
pany. "A subscription department here
is another feature.

Of the DeLuse lille of loose leaf goods;
and the safe OF the 9afe-Cabinet com-
pany. "A subscription department here
Is another feature.
Several prohibition societies have
co-operated TO make the prohibition
display an attfactiveSohe. Large ban
ners emblazoned the cause Of q dry
r used in campaigns.
O.. Yodng has 2 very simply, but
Hastily decorated booth, In witch are
housed victrolas Of various kinds, as
we'll as other musical Instruments.
The monographs were kept playing
the greater part Of the day. and added
much to the '~'atmosphere" at that end
OF the building.
The Christian Science Monitor has
a very clever arrangement for its
booth. showing pages from the pa
per and displaying various feature
articles from recent issues.
One Of the cleverest of the conces-.
ston booths wa that Of the George B.
Covell company. Here wa shown
ment for use on various vegetables.
Aaker's Business College arranged
a different" booth. by showing the
machines used by that institution,
cleverly arranged with specimens Of
work done by members Of the school,
and with a service flag.
The Troco company in their booth
had demonstrators telling the use of
that butter substitute.
,Schulstad Brothers Of Reynolds,
distributors of the Coloric Pipeless
furnace. have a very elaborate dis
play, showing. a miniature furnace,
and demonstrating the working Of 1t.
"Save Food-and Feed"
A simple but very instructive booth
Is that Of the National Builders Ser
vice. who Z urging the building Of
save the output Of the nations food.
Taking as their motto: Save Food
and Feed" they are outlining 4 series
Of buildings which they cladm should
be OF every farm. These plans are
used as a FREQ set for any people
needing them. and are furnished
through tho local lumber dealers.
charge Of the exhibit.
The army and navy recruiting. sta,
tons both have a booth on the
grounds. and although they met with
little uccess on the first day, expect
to get a number of men into the SER
vice before the week is ended.
Probably tho most interesting e-,
of-the department of agriculture and
labor at Bismarck, showing a display
Of the Growth OF the Burberry plant
and the injury done BY it. The lie
Of the plant is shown at different
stages, giving the change from red
to black rust, and literature is given
out urging the eradication Of the
scourge to wheat in North Dakota.
J. A. Ferris Of the U. S. Bureau Of
Plant Industry is in charge off+he .ex-
hibit,
Another Of the booths interesting
to the. farmers Of the state II that
Of the q. 8. Department Of Agricul-
ture.-Here is shown the governments
system which they urge the use Of in
all elevators. Regulation machinery
is used to good advantage,
The art exhibit Of the fair. and put
on BY the fair officials. Is very
unique. and drawR much comment.
Many hundreds Of entries are shown
in tho booth. OF which Miss Humph-
Jewett Of The university Is Judge.
University Has Rest Room.
Tho University Of North Dakota has
turned the most of its exhibit into q
rest room, but one feature is. excep-
tionally good-that of the water test
ing department Here samples of the
river water before and after filtration
arb SaOWA. 9A"Q1eS 3N0FsonUW In0
bacteria which may DO in unflftered
water. The ~ is urging all cities
of the state to cooperate. IN making
the water fit for the people to drink.
Tho State Tubercular society is
highly placarded with hgns urging
conditions in which tuberculosis may
not thrive. Much advertising matter
for the society h distributed, urging
clean towns for-thesstate.
The extension department Of The
agricultural college and the food adj
minds6ation have united to make the
booth urging food conservation one
of the best in hal building One OF the
sections is turned I'VE to the conser-
walton Of skim milk, and the junket
urged as m Of the many usea This
is ably demonstrated by Mrs. n. n.
Hollis Of Fargo. Another section Of
the display is concerned with tho
baking and making OF 100 per cent
substitutes bread. g will no doubt
prove Of thesmostspopular With
the women. 7p
The grain exhibit of~the county
agent and tho ~Win.the*W Wa" clubs
Of the state had not been completed
yesterday because ofsthe hack Of ma
terial. but these WIN be -"readygfor
action" today.
Besides an Of these. sthereststthe
exhibit of tho ENTHUSIASTICALLY
state, county and city. This-ts a.vory
novel feature and someevery 3good
work is shownsfherein.
Taking an in all. the*e1hE6tts .
Of. a. most, entertatntngrond Instructive
nature. The educational has found q
large place mall exhibits, due to the
war conditions. and necessity for the
conservationsof 30 mny.m3teriaA