The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 11, 1917, Page 17

° Mention Leader when writing advertiners o S : lmvml‘m : | Want a Minute of Your Time I Want to Tell You Fellow Farmers to T BEWARE Tnventor sud Mamutacturer of So-called Wild Qats Separators Beware 'of.the agent that is demonstrating his separator with trained or doctored grain. Beware of the agent who tells you his Separator is as good as Hoiland’s. My machines are not sold through agents. I sell my machine direct to you with my Iron Clad, Money Back Guar- antee, which is your safe guard. : Beware of machines sold with long, meaningless contracts which do not mean what they seem tosay. Hoiland’s guarantee is a guarantee that holds an unconditional, honest offer. Ask your banker as to our reliability. Beware of socalled combination machines. It takes a special device to separate Wild Oats, to get the “Sucker’ out slick and clean. I hold the United States government patents and they are Basic patents too. All other machines are infringements or counterfeiters. I have already instituted legal proceedings against some infringers. : : No other machine has any recommendations for Wild Oat separation from Agricultural col- leges and Pure Seed Grainmen as we have voluntarily received. No other machine has been allowed to be advertised in the farm papers with the strong claims that Hoiland has. - Why do you sow Wild Oats when you know it will ruin your farm? When there is a spe- cial Wild Oat Separator on the market that will separate the Wild Oats from your seed ~ grain and is sold with a guarantee to do just that or your money back. Fanning mills and graders, or socalled Wild Oat Separators will separate Wild Oats from seed grain to a certain extent, when the Wild Oats are lighter in weight or smaller in size than the seed grain. Then the sieves and wind will separate them. e -This last season the grain was ruined by heat and rust. The Wild Oats are larger, plumper and heavier than usual in proportion to other grain and therefore harder to separate from your seed grain. Have you stopped to figure what to do so as to not sow any more~ . - Wild Oats? : Test the value of my principle by dropping a hand full of your grain that has Wild Oats in it on a piece of canton flannel. Note how the Wild Oats will stick and hang when you turn the flannel bottom side up. : I leave it to your good judgment what a little investment in a Hoiland Wild Oat Separa- - tor will mean to your good farm soil. : : Both sizes of my separator will be on exhibition at the Auditorium in booths 14 and 15— during the Grain Grewers’ Convention in Fargo, January, 16, 17, 18 and 19, where we - will show you a perfect separation of Wild Oats from any kind of grain. If you-want to bring a sample of your own grain and let our separator speak for itself. WRITE FOR FREE LITERATURE TODAY ADDRESS Albert Hoiland Fargo, N. D. NO¥ SOLD BY AGENTS This is a meeney-maker for you, Price $35 and $50. 2peroa§£disoomtlweaahwi&ufld