The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 16, 1916, Page 15

z; Norwich, N. D. Rates are 20 cents per line of 7 succeed to sell their own carry the full rate. FOR SALE—FARMS FOR SALE—320° ACRES, BELTRAMI COUNTY, Minnesota, reasonsble if taken soon. Theo. O, Lee, Mylo, N.'D, = 61-1t LANDS— ___ yANpS — 1ANDS N\ :ltnmved farms and wild lands running from f NS Der acre up to $35. Carl Semmlér, Stanton, R 52-12t e S aeilae o ] S S0 e N R . SR OASH FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE—DO YOU want to sell your farm, residence or business | Broperty for cash? Then write us, sending a i description of same, no matter where located, —e want it. Address Minot Cooperative Realty Co., Minot, N. D, 59-5tf o et D i g T G S i o e FOR SALE--IMPROVED 410 ACRE FARM IN the famous Golden Valley, every acre smooth - tillable land, 380 acres now under cultivation. Imm’over_nents consist of good 65-room house, . barn for' 14 head horses, 5000 bushel granary, blacksmith shop, garage, two wells good water, all fenced; 40 acres seeded to winter wheat, 10 acres alfalfa fenced hog tight, 260 acres plowed und ready for spring crop. This farm is located only three miles from town and railrosd and is a real bargain at my price of $46: per acre. Terms—$5000 cash, balance 5 years at 6 per cent.. If you want one of the best farms in . the state that is ready to move right mto write M. K. Bowen, Ollie, Mont., owner, 60-4t - PUBLIC SALE Of 17 large type Poland China spring boars. 23 gilts, by Big Orange and from mature sows, from famous herd of J. K. Campbell, Slayton, Minn.,, and 23 Polled Hereford cattle. Pedi- grees - furnished, - 3 Saturday, November 25th, 10 a. m., Wyndemere, North Dakota. Come to this sale if you want something choice. Paulson Land Company and W. H. Cowham, Wyndmere, N. D. 61-1t (i HELP WANTED ’_"—-_-——-__—_—‘. FARM HELP WANTED—MAN TO RUN A emall stock farm. Will give board, “washing and a good salary., Write at once to E. D., Paquin, Round Prairie, Minn. 61-1t HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ON MY FARM AT Norwich. Have no children. Would not object to woman with one child. Will give employment to respectable woman as house- keeper for two years. Write, Wm. 'M;j.‘l‘;é P I O P et COFFEE AND TEA COFFEE! BUY DIRECT FROM IMPORTERS. TEA! Save 331-3 per cent to 50 per cent. ‘Write for price list. Frank St., Chicago, Il FOR SALE—LIVE STOCK FOR SALE—O. I C. PUREBRED BOARS. Prices right. J. H. Hyland, Edmunds, N‘s.‘,_l‘)e SHORTHORN BULLS FROM THREE TO fifteen months old, at prices that will sell L. S. Lee, Aneta, N. D. 62-12t FOR_SALE-DUROC JERSEY BOARS, APRIL and May farrow. Certificate for registration furnished. W. W. Brewer, Oriska, N. D. 60-8t FOR SALE-DUROC JERSEY HERD BOAR, A " prize winner, and three of his sons; plenty. of quality and_low price if taken soon. V. R. . Rasmussen, Audubon, Becker Co., Minn. _ §8-4t FOR SALE—POLAND. A HOGS, type, first gfln Wi at North Dakota State. Fair, 1916, Satisfaction guaranteed. H. . W. Van Valkenberg, Osakis, Minn. - . ————— FOR SALE—POLAND CHINA HOGS, BIG boned type, March and April farrow. Can ship on G. N. or N. P. Ray S. Miller, St. Thomas, N, D. SR gan 60-9t e S g e N T . v e R .SALE—REGISTERED YORKSHIRE BOAR “:)fi-oin prize winning stock. Ready for service. At farmers’ price. Can ship on G. N. and Soo. ' Ole A. Moen, R. 1. Pleasant Lake, N. D. 61-3t R s S e R e e R FOR'' SALE—PUREBRED DUROC JERSEY Boar Pigs of April farrow, the big heavy boned kind and out of big litters.” G. Arnason, Box 5, Upham, N. D.. 61-2t FOR SALE—40 IMMUNE DUROC JERSEY Boars, March farrow ; grown on alfalfa pasture; big bone; good length; can furnish choice open gelts not related. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hall ‘& Erwin, Groton, S. D. 68-5t I CAN NOT LONGER USE MY BIG TYPE Poland China boar and will sell at a bargain. Pedigree furnished. Barred Plymouth cockerels at $1.60 = each, fine birds. Write W. H, Frounfelter, Temple, N. D. : _$0-3t S o I T A A e e o R A D FOR : SALE—Purebred, March farrowed, larzd hire boars; one yearling Red Poll bull.. Al first Prize winners ‘at Wells County Fair, 1916, . Can ship on 'G. N. and" 4 Neuenschwander, Fessenden, N. D. 60-2¢ FOR SALE FROM MY DUROC 1000 Plx?oind prize winning sows and the great herd boar, Minnesota - Chief. Prices h-omgg. up. . 60-4t Express prepaid. Satisfaction guarant C iadsen, R, 2, Detroit, Minn. . HERD . OF 50 REGISTERED: RED 'POLL cattle. Will offer for sale all_males 14, Some females. “Stock fine shape.. Prices and terms reasonable. Best of breeding, Pioneer Stock ‘Company, H. N. Tucker, Manager, (hurusl?rng; e L s s e e -BIG TYPE POLAND CHINAS—A FEW FALL boars’ left; and. 60 spring boars select from, sired by Smoothe Ai Wonder .n‘é’: 3 7 Boy. Prices t3° teed. Can ship over 'G.xN. or N.'!.l!’.‘wc‘.n E Sheldon, . Sheyenne, D, ; 1 CANNOT USE LONGER IN MY Yefoot: hog, - Shamrock, Chief No, B it ot a yaczals. Thls - Leader Classified Advertisements amd auction sales; to' make your wants known and have them supplied. Best results come from Leader. Classified Ads. t words for first insertion and 10 cents per line for each ing issue. Half rates to members of the Farmers’ Nonpatisan League when_advertising products or ' supplying thelr own needs, All advertising for sale of lands ALL CLASSIFIED ADS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 88-14¢ - §0741; and LIVE STOCK—Continued FOR SALE—OUR REGISTERED POLAND China boar, Superior Long Wonder, a 600 pound yearling in breeding form, unquestion- ably the best boar in the state, out of a litter of twelve pigs, and sires litters of from nine to twelve pigs. As we are keeping gelts out of this boar we can% use him any longer. We * also have pigs of either sex for sale from this boar .and five to seven hundred pound sows. For_he best Polands in the Northwest, address R. J. Brock & Son., Bantry, N. D. 671t WANTED WANTED AT ONCE—A HUNDRED ORDERS.. 7 Bacon Rolf Brothers. merchant tailors, B 59-5tf - block, Grand Forks, N. D MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO L.OAN ON FARM LAND IN NORTH Dakota. W. J. Lane Co., Fargo, N, D. 59-5tf FOR TRADE WILL TRADE 160 ACRES GOOD LAND FOR auto or threshing rig. Henry A. Wilberg, Nome, N. D. 59-5tf AUCTIONEER WANTED_AUGCTION SALES. WRITE THOMAS McLaughlin, Alice, N. D. A 58-6t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SPECIAL CHANCE—A HARNESS AND SHOE Shop for sale, shoes and men's- furnishing; pool hall in connection. Cash business from Oct, 1, 1915, to Oct. 1, 1916, $9000. Pool hall equipment and fixtures cost $1000; stock, $3000. Cash or security, 8 per cent interest. Write to Dan LaFortune, Lansford, N. D. 60-2t SEEDS .RYE GRASS. SEED FOR SALE, S. D. JOHN- son, Rolla, N. D. : 57-9t FOR SALE_NEW HOME GROWN TIMOTHY seed. J. F. Nicholls, Wing, N. D. 60-3t TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE, 1916 CROP. Sample and Jrice upon request. A. B. Hays, Bucyrus, N. ‘D. ! 61-2t HIGHLAND NORTH DAKOTA GROWN Alfalfa Seed for sale, at 40 cents per pound for choice seed. -Samples free. Louis ‘Weeks, Mott, N. D. QpRgT MISCELLANEOUS EYEGLASS CLEANERS FREE. Send name. C. G. Mugg, Specialist,. Grand Forks, N. D. - B IRISH AND RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND-PUPS for sale. Prices reasonable, Ernest Kapaun, Alice, N. D. 59-9t e s M T e ENGLISH SETTER PUPS FOR SALE CHEAP, sire “Count Kem” 22021, winner of 28 prizes; dam “Search Whitestone” 33592. Best breeding money can buy. Wm. R. Page, Hamiiton, N. D. e 61-4t E3 60-4 —_—— FARGO . TANNERY RECEIVES - HIDES: AND skins. for tanning to harness leather, robes and bought, coats. lined, hides leather and robes ‘ for sale. Send for price list. Andrew Monson, Prop., Fargo, N. D. , 61-T¢ HAIR COMBINGS AND CUT HAIR MADE INTO Switches. etc., by one of the most reliable Hairdressers in the state. Work guaranteed and your .own hair returned.. Mail your hair. Prices, $1 a strand for two or three ‘strand switch; $1.50 for a single strand." Mrs. John Keillor, Box 106, Sharon, N. D. 61-1t FOR SALE PUREBRED WHITE HOLLAND Turkeys, toms, $4 each.” Mrs. Hjalmar Nystrom, R. 2,'New England, N. D. 6111 FOR SALE_MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS. Toms, $5; hens, $3.50, if taken before December 16th. Mrs. R. E. Barnes, Ryder, N. D. 61-4t FOR SALE—Purebred Rose .and Single Comb R. I. Red cockerels, May hatched, $1.25. Delbert Wurm, Kintyre, N." D. 59-3t FOR SALE SILVER LACED WYANDOTTES, bred for business, winter layers; $1 to $3 each, Anthony Elm, Lansford, N. D. : 54-10t FOR SALE—PUREBRED M. B. -TURKEYS. Young toms, $4 each. 2, Rolette, N. D, FOR SALE—BUFF ,ROCK COCKERELS AN pullets, §1 each, or $10 per dozen. Johm Schal, Northwood, N. D. G LR 6028 FOR SALE—PUREBRED B. TURKEYS, YOUNG toms, $3 each. Four purebred . Plymouth Rock To0sters, $2 apiece or four for $7.60. Mrs:: , R. 2, Westhope, N.- D." 58-4¢ ‘FOR_SALE_PUREBRED FAWN AND : WHITE Indian runner ducks, $1 each, either sex. Mrs, rf,_ln. Emerado, N. D. 3 —PUREBRED BARRED PLYMOUTH -~~*CoctKerels, $2_ each. Purebred Bronze turkeys, ' -toms, $4. Purebred white Pekin .ducks, $2 each. Mrs, - John Traynor, Nanson, N. D. 61-4t P Sy it * FOR SALE—GRANT STRAIN PUREBRED M. B, turkeys; toms, $4; hers, $3. -One year old tom weighs about 40 pounds. W. D. Mahoney, 7 Rainy Butte, N.'D. .. * 60-3t .. FOR - SALE—82. 'NICE = WHITE: HOLLAND turkeys; toms, $3.50; hens, $3 if taken now, ‘A bargain. No disease in flock. Can, ship over =« ‘Na R, ~or- Soo.. Minn, : FOR- ' SALE-—CHOICE . PUREBRED. LARGE $3.50 to :$4; Goldbank strain.: We. have. the T e oking I A Farm, E. ¥, Bnpa. D, Mrs. H. Sing, R. F. D.-- Mrs. - George.. Carter, : Henning, - ;mammath bronze turkeys; toms, $7 to $10; hens,. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS —_— CLARINET FOR SALE, KEY OF “A,” LOW pitch, Henri Frenier make, Albert system, 4 rings and 4 roller keys; in first class condition. A bargain_ for $15. J, C. Bina, Box 941, Fargo, N. D. 61-3t U. S. WANTS GRAIN EXPERTS. The United States civ\il service com- mission announces examinations for No- vember 7 and 8 to secure men to fill six positions in the United States depart- ment of agriculture. The positions have to do with the enforcement of the new grain standards act and ought to inter- est North Dakota grain men with ex- perience sufficient to enable them to pass the examinations. 'Three of the posi- tions will pay from $1800 to $2400 per year and three from $1200 to $1800. “Under the grain standards act re- cently passed and under laws likely to be passed in the future,” says Congress- man George M. Young, “I think it is very important that we get some men from "North Dakota connected up with the U. S. bureau of markets. There are too many of them in there now from Minne- sota.” Congressman Young hopes that a -large number of North Dakota men elig- ible for these six positions will take the examinations. The ' examination for November 7 is for assistant in market- ing, paying $1800 to $2400 per year, whose duties will be %o conduct investig-" ations of the marketing of grain, seed and hay at country points and central markets; to study the methods used in the handling and distribution of these products, and the construction, equip- ment and location of elevators; and to _assist the producers and the trade in marketing these.products with the least possible amount of loss. In the examin- ation, education will count for 80 points, practical experience and fittness for 40 points and thesis on a practical subject connected with the work 30 points. The examinations November 8 are to obtain assistants in marketing, grade 2, at salaries of $1200. to $1800 per year. The duties of those who get the jobs will be to assist in the investigations of the marketing of grain, seed and hay; and the handling of these products while in transit, and in work along these lines to be carried on in cooperation with agri- cultural colleges and experiment sta- tions. In this examination answers to practical questions will count. 40 points; thesis on some subject in connection with the work, 25 points; education and ex- perience, 35 points. ) Persons in North Dakota desiring to take these examination should write to the secretary of the United States Civil * Service board at St. Paul, Minn., for blanks, place of examination and other data wanted. Anyone who is a citizen of the United States can take the exam- - ‘inations. CORN ADVERTISES NORTH DA KOTA : North Dakota is getting some valuable advertising from its corn crop and the efforts that are being made to induce. the farmers to take special care of this crop this year. A number of comments have been noticed in papers published further east concerning the success that N. D, is having with corn. ' The Superior Telegram is using the _ North Dakota corn crop as an argument to induce the farmers of Northern Wis- consin to go into corn raising more ex- tensively. : > This may not seem important but it is. North Dakota could not buy advertising that would do the state so much good without the expenditure of large sums. —FORTUNA LEADER. ; “ DR. J. W. CAMPBELL, SPECIALIST . Eye, FEar, ‘Nose -and Throat, - Edwards building, Fargo, N: D. MR. FARMER ATTENTION!.: Your children need a’ typewriter as well as yourself., TAKE 5 . advantage of this opportunity: 500 machines of all makes such as Underwoods, Remingtons, Olivers, etc., from $10 to $55, guaranteed FIVE years, Write for FREE trial offer. A. M. MFG. CO. 162 N. Dearborn St. Dept. MPL, Chicago, Ill. Ea CHANEY-EVERHART CHOCOLATES THEY ARE GOOD CHANEY-EVERHART CANDY CO. Fargo. N. D. Cox Sanitarium A DRUGLESS INSTITUTION Chronic diseases cured. Appende- citis cured without an operation. Write today. DR. C. W. COX, 10i-8th street south FARGO, N. D. | SHIP US Your next can of cream—sweet or sour. A square deal guaranteed. Daily remittances. Fargo Ice Cream & Dairy Co. (Creamery Department.) A GOOD SCHOOL Thorough Courses, Trained Teachers. Courses, Business, Shortifand, Stenotypy, Civil Service and English, first one hundred FREE TUITION to students who enroll. Write for information. INTERSTATE BUSINESS COLLEGE 309 Broadway Fargo, N. D. W. H. Bergherm Props. 0. C. Hellman 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. s e — PATRONIZE THE Hotel Dacotah FARGO . NORTH DAKOTA PIBSiC(:'lI“T b& lDAI!L. tl’roptrleltlorlx n the business ¢ t ty. Modern European Phl:” l:lnrl:rglul eC:l'e’ in Connection. Rooms 75¢ to $1.50 a Day. ~ BAD HABITS The Murray Cure will relieve you of all craving for liquor. If not satisfied when leav- ing, money will be refunded. Best fellows and live wires fall victims. Come and see us. THE MURRAY INSTITUTE 3 Fargo, N. D. If Your, Radiator Leaks Send it to us. The Fargo Cornice & . Ornament Co. 1002 Tront St., Fargo, N. D. HOTEL PRESCOTT FARGO, N. D. is bel.nz renovated and $2000 new furniture ROOMS 50c TO $1.50 City Steam Heat g ;.- Case and Cousineau Props. d Wild Oats Separator Can you farm sue- cessfully without this wild oats separator? New special cata- log just out will be mailed-on application, Address ALBERT HOILAND FAIGO; NORTH DAKOTA FARMLOANS Long Term Loans at Low Rates and on Fair Terms in— A COOPERATIVE FARMERS’ INSTITUTION If You Want to Do Business With a Real F:rmen' Loan Agency, Write— The Hoilan _THE EQUITY RURAL ’ CREDIT ASSOCIATION Pt T f i ! !. { ¢ i i ¥ f