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for dress or work an weaving ‘‘Allianceskin’’ is cur exclusive e’mpc y. Wonderful value. Only $1.00. yJ We make suits to mmn from $7.50 up, ovarnu lnd ‘ “d Reineoats 85. Just mail us your name Agents 1- 2ddress and we will send Wanted rh ) t I th Ill\u‘t’ufln.l samp) n o cloths, o1 LAtOnce LR o der bisaks. sier Big: ranteed. all our nfennul and with lhem ll.lo B u.nny PRODU- RS ALLUAN 198 hllv'n,chmzo Readers of the Nonpartisan Leader who love good fish and delicatessen should insist oNn getting from their grocer or dealer. in orwegian and American fishfoods the Mldmght Sun Brand The trade mark which stands for best quality. Imported and sold to dealers by the Bergseth Fish Co Importers and Wholesalers A Home Institution FARGO and MINOT, N. D. SHIP US YOUR Your Hides, Pelts, Wool and Furs and get the highest prices. Write for price list. western Hide & Fur Co. FARGO, N. D. DR. J. W. CAMPBELL, Spec’- list. Eye, Ear, N. Edwards build; and Throat. - Fargo, N. D. s M. A. Baldwin REAL ESTATE, LOANS 626 First Avenue North North Dakota / Fargo, A GOOD SCHOOL cOThoromlz;h Courssfis 3 ined Teachers. urses. Business, rt , Sorvi aoy mess, Sh 0! end Stenotypy Clvfl FREE TUITION to fi students who enroll. o ne pandred Write for information. INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGE Fargo, N. D. Heilman 309 Broadway W H. Bergherm Props. 0. C. I SHIP US .Your next can of cream—sweet or sour. A square deal guaranteed. Daily remittances. Fargo Ice Cream & Dairy Co. (Creamery. Department.) . . ‘Cox Sanitarium A DRUGLESS INSTITUTION Chronic diseases cured. Appende- citis cured without an operation. Write today. DR. C. W. COX, FARGO, N. ~D. 101-8th street south Delicious and Healthful North Dakota by M anchester Biscuit Co. Fargo, N. D AND BATTERIES Howard B. Tilden|- ‘| Magneto ‘and Battery Expert storage of all = makes " Batteries. 7 Winter 71 Fifih St. N, FARGO, of- Py - our laboratory q‘ Adv. MAGNETOS | & Stand By Your State - Candidates (Continued from page 7) League. He was indorsed by a League convention in his dxstnct after the primaries. w His opponent, Walter R. Bond Repub- - lican, is-a big lumber dealer.and: has. - served in past legislatures, where he opposed the people’s interests and voted for Big Business measures. ' He voted - against reducing the interest’ rate trom 12 to 10 per cent in the 1913 session and was a member of the committee and - { signed the majority report against any - reduction .in . the .interest rate. .He opposed a deeent and liberal initiative and referendum law for North Dakota and voted for a makeshift one when ‘the. legislature found.it had to ‘pass some sort of a bill on the sub_]ect Bond is making his present campaign - on the issue of how. much “pork” he can get for his district and how much he has got in the past. When it is remembered that to get “pork” for a. district means. trading your vote on people’s legislation to special privilege and the interests, the: people of this district.- ought to be. insulted at the kind of campaign Bond is waging. They will doubtless 'repudiate at the polls a man who seeks office on the ground of how big a state appropria- tion he can get for his district, regard-- less of the needs of the district and regardless how he has to sell the people out otherwise to get such . appropriations. The state institutions in Werd county are entitled to and will get all the appro-. priations they need from .the farmers’ legislature, without the odium of *“pork”. being attached to them. AN ESTABLISHMENT THE NORTH- WEST CAN BE PROUD OF For 20 years we have been established in Fargo, and all of that time we have been serving the public with’ the latest and best scientifically prepared glasses. During these 20 years we have person- ally fitted over 45,000 people, and this does not include those served by our road force which would make another vast. crowd. It has ever been our constant aim to keep abreast of the times—using the latest machinery in our laboratory in order to produce lenses that would meet every requirement and as advances have been made ‘in the optometrist’s ‘realm we have added the equipment that scien- tific research has shown possessed merit. With a view ' of getting the latest devices we recently made a trip through some of the largest manufactories in the East as well as visiting several leading specialists, and with pardonable pride we desire to say that we found our equipment in our own laboratory-to be on a par with that of the best concerns. We believe it to be a source of pleasure and satisfaction to the people of the pro- gressxve city of Fargo as well as the " entire Northwest that there is-in their own midst an establishment like ours. No subJect in the whole-scientific world is receiving more attention than the study of light, and any invention that ehmmates danger to one’s eyesight, a.ml gives added protection to eyesight is eagerly sought for. Skilled Optical Service Eye examination and the furnishing of glasses- has grown to be an exact science. Our constant aim has been to impress feel sure aur patrons the fact that we.. ho}f% " profession’ We mvite of makmg glasses. D.. D. Sulhvan, Optical .Specialist, ; Fargo, N.-D. will need a loan on’ your farm’ g this ftll’g‘rWe always have. money o’ loan on long ‘term: nlymcn .t dow - interest’ rates, % Thirty-four years of- confiums lml- 4 $ ness in the same office. $ ! erh\uwhatmwut. - J. B. Folsom Co., $ Office 618 Front St;eet FARGO, -@ upon the public ‘the necessfl;y of having @ their eyes- properly ~caxefgl or, and v: S 2 r-and see the various’ phases : "MINOT scANDINA-V_IA‘N AMERICAN BANK. : FARGO, N.D. BANK' OF SERVICE AND SATISFACTION A FARGO COLLEGE Musical Education Taught by Faculty of Artist Teachers. Stone Building. ':..‘OQ..‘..Q..O.Q.‘O....’.‘.Qi m Mr. Farmer: If your dealer does not handle‘ ‘the famous Plow Boy 10-20 All - (&4 Standard Tractor, gét in the harness and have an Contract yourself. EQUITABLE AUDIT CO., Inc. 72", 2uune T DO U LoXQY A A 4 BT e AN agency : Tractor Fully. Guarantéiad PALDA-MORSE MOTORS, Inc. Distributors NORTH DAKOTA Farmers Elevator Companies’ Home of Auditing and Systems for Accounting. Write for References. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC The Standard Musical Institution of the Northwest. All branches of a For catalog and Information Address ALBERT J. STEPHENS, Director. FARGO, N. D. Fargo’s Only Medem Fire Proof Hotel POWERS HOTEL Hot and 'C_o_l>d Running Water and Telephone in Every Room FIRST CLASS CAFETERIA IN CONNECTION. On Broadway, One Block South of Great Northern Depot. FARGO, N. DAK. Seed Wheat WHILE IT LASTS, The Equity has made arrangements ' to furnish- all of its pat- rons seed wheat for the coming year. Best Quality This Wheat ~is of the very best quahty of spring wheat and there is only a limited supply. - This: wheat wiile"it Tasts-will be-scld For $2 05 per - bushel f." 0. b. Duluth, anesota sacks mcluded A ‘deposxt of 500 per bushel must be made now and the bal-‘