The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 14, 1916, Page 11

T Entered Fargo, Nofll; under -the Act of March 3, {/Ds C, COATES, Manager KPR o b on &) Commuhnications’ inte! 3 3 chul.an.NonhDakm-.ndnntw & £ NT:.'th leo‘h. lt into ©! 0! as n TheTeader ‘I _any readers bmtycodf any. firm. which_ patronizes our sdvertis in ordex- to ‘insure insertion: in otrrent lssue, (Continued from page 7) denounce. anything of ‘the kind: -To the latter the exposure eof the fake cures that seem so much to others, means:a’ big laugh, a joke pn'the user. But while some of the preparations are so ‘ridieu- lously praised as to make them appear " jokes when shown up, in quite anothet way they are serious.) . - Thougands upon thousands of people, suffering ‘with dread diseases,” almost without hope, grasp at the false claims of these dopsters, dften to find fl:emselves worse off than before, their hopes of recovering health blasted, and themselves the victims of swmd]es ! CONSUMPTION “CURE" |PROVES TO BE FAKE ~“Eckman’s Alterative” poses as a con- sumption ‘cure, and is little, more than a . dilute solution of calcium chloride, with ~ some gtound up cloves to. gwe flavor and A Chance for Wormen to Fzght High meg Cost (Contmued from page 11) wealthy ? The action of the women' ofs New York shows us one thing that we can do. ‘We can' with organization put on the greatest: of all strikes—the strike™ of the consumer for: a living purchase - price on the necessities if life. FIGHT THE FOOD GAMBLERS If the women of Chicago and vicinity ' - can force James-E. Wet to disgorge his 43.000,000° storage eggs, the women of North Dakota and surrounding states can - join together and force the big business N:Hnml Paper of tlu ‘Flrmm’ an second-class ‘matter Septemker B.":?IB. uf the poltofiice st ' S bscri fl year, in ad $2.50; six tbl 31, 50 ul ption; one n adyance, slx mon ol r:ded for the x-pu&n;iu;n macnnm tbrougb wh!eh to Tench tb. rur-l vom!nuoa'~ 1y licits adve.mm of | ‘meritorions {raudnlent and i firms are not knowingly- will advise ds m'omnuy should they have offasion to for advertisements must reach the Leader office by s.énuhy pflvinul to mxmnuon \ Guaranteed Weekly Circulafion ln excess of 55 000 Copies _' S How the Publlc is Explelted “"color: The bulletln says it is "certam}y : ouvm s momzxs. mm‘ be addressed’ to tho honparfiun Luden ndividual. JOSEPH & OEN X Mail Orders Selicited .Qomel madod]u.l"u-m Quack; adferthed.andwawmhkeitnuf rv €= quufionth ertising: colunns.’ !ALES AGENCY. AND AU'I'II ~American Saczety of Equzty WN&GNYOUIHVEMTOUBANDGR &..&S&Plfl.m not a cure for eonsumphnn, ;catarrhal f: Mu!ol’lloul!flwd you: Jan. 21, through-Dunn . County . bronchitis nor. asthma.” “Nostruma ‘and * § g’i?. ‘good; m“.l‘c the mm b M&H‘m"fiuunffi Quackery” say. of $E: 93¢ i gold mE A mmm"fl' Dunn Center next week. With such good yeturns.as yodsecured us, will consumption cure! 'It“is exploited by a 'W&"m&%’”'“‘ Rt this oM, 3 BRETZLAFY. Shipping Manigw. ~horse doctor. It is a crael fraud.” - : = - : et e “Pulmonol,” made by the "Pulmonol : Chemxcat company of New York;” costs $1 per bottle, and is worse than: useless, ~for its deadly chlorefarm HKas taken the - life of more than one person, who. grasped 4 at its glowing self-recommendahons in . the hope,of escapmg tubetculosxs The " [’ * "FARG‘OZ COLLEGE = _ nC.ONSERVATORY of ‘the chemistry department, where xt was analyzed, says it has brought death to, some of its victims. In its next issue the Leader will deal with :some others of ‘these deadly and' - grotesque nostrums, which the figrxcul- tural college, ~through - its chem:stry department, has exposed for the mforma— tion of the northwest. = - it \; : gamblers in the food of the people to let 2o, until the necessities of life have come within the ‘reach of the poor. I recog- nize the fact that there will always be .changing pnce\«:lue to various eondxtwns,, but not always in ome direction perhaps. If ‘you want to see a Consumers' union organized among: the women’ of the: foqr #great states of the northwest let e know | it. |- Just write your name and address on . the . coupon: and maxl Zit to me. I a sufficient numbe¥ come 1 - is:a demand Tor orgamzatmma meetmg of ‘the women will: be ealled ‘at' a con- venient time and place in vanous ocal: ities. ' A “state-wide’’ orgamza - perfected "at’ this’ ‘Mmeeting: p} local unjons® and ofiicer& ; The Plow-Boy 10-20 all standard tractor:is the’ only: hght» : . farm tx'actor that: gives entire-satis- factlon in vall kind of farm ‘work. This is due to the manner in: wh.lc.h,- it is desi , our: complete new: allnstra -tells you about. - “not tempo; raw, shgulq yave 87 voice house keeping, The women T the' city ‘: as: well as t those of the coun