The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 13, 1917, Page 20

e ADVERTISEMENTS ; g It’s a far cry back to the year 1873—yet that is i s l the year this establishment opened for business ir it F argo. Since that time we have had the pleasure of furnishing Wn n eres { gifts for thousands of the people in the great Northwest. LA The people of Fargo and the entire country tributary . 3 f ‘ have always been generous patrons of this store—else we would not have earned the reputation that we have—of con- : By Becomlng a StOCkhOIder Of ducting the largest jewelry and optical house in North = 1 Dakota. : - ¢ We appreciate the patronage of our friends and wish to i E;mg 5 E%\ f'g? E:: say at the opening of the present season that we have bought S g | j{i | ; %f;é ] very liberally and have a finer line of gold and silver plated and solid goods—watches, American and foreign manufaec- ) . ’Bm’ ture, jewelry, diamonds, noveltles kodaks, ete:, than we have ;3, ever shown before. T M ‘We appreciate the orders we receive—ne matter whether it is the inexpensive article or the finest in diamonds and You Will Create YO]_lr v vant the g)eop]e from the farms, cities dnd Own Live StOCk Market the entire Northwest to come in and see in Fargo. When it is not possible to call . : : 7 nd see us we shadl be glad to have you write us and ! : ffi?PFOZ’ed oy All Farmer 0 f ¥ aeds : u‘; us of yonr.needs. Grgam:zafzm’:s The same careful attention to mall orders will be given : that we have ever shown. Use us when you want special service, whether it may be ggfdltg: l:;;(slxdgil;g’ the hohda? p-resent or a token for the ' Th e E qulty \ e 1 doubt, as to the most appropriate gift for Co-Operatlv‘e ‘Packing Co. || R Authorized Capltal $1,000, 000 BUY WHERE QUALITY, QUANTITY s Fargo, N°"h Dakota AND SERVICE REIGN SUPREME P. M. CASEY, Pres,, Fargo, N. D L. C. HOOPMAN Megr. and Sec'y. WM. OLSON, Treas., Va.lley Clty, N. D. Hagen-NeWton Company ; 'EXECUTIVE P. M. Casey, Fargo, N. D.; J. C. Leum, Mayville, N. D.; O. C. Lindvig, Fargo N. D. DIRECTORS: Anthony Walton, Minot, N. D.; Lewis Altenbemd.‘ Jewelers and Sabin, Minn.; J. C.'Bergh, Hendrum, Minn.; A. E. Walley, Velva, Estab. 1873 Opticians ; Fargo, N. D. N. D.; C. D. King, Menoken, N. D.; Wm. Olson, Valley. City, N. D, LEARN A GOOD PAYING TRADE BE A MECHANIC. THERE ARE GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR AMBITIOUS 3 YOUNG MEN WHO WANT TO LEARN THE AUTO AND TRACTOR BUSINESS. Write for our free literature and let us help you to success. We have helped hundreds to better positions—we can help you. We teach you this busi- ness in a well equipped up-to-date plant, built especially for this business, using practical methods only.. We rebuild autos and tractors complete in our shop, and the students do the work under the care of skilled mechanics. We want you to write and let us know what you are doing, and we will show you how we can increase your wages many times over. Write today. A letter or even a posta.l will start you toward a good paying position. F ARGO AUTO AND GAS ENGINE SCHOOL F argo, N. D. Who attend the big meeting of producers and consumers in Fargo, September 17th, are invited to. spend a few. moments with un. Let us show you how merchandise can be sold on a small margin by careful buymg and low rent. \ : The rapid growth of this store is due to the fact that we have been satisfied with small profits on each sale. ,g = You can safely order anythmg we have by Our leader is a U. 8. 25-year guaranteed Sagless spring (worth $9;50) for ohly 5 ' i terseercctiet e e e beeTTe cTT e T T « $1.00 [ Your Approvel is our Ambition Mention Leader when writing advertisers : PAGE TWENTY Mention Leader when writing advertizers -