The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 20, 1917, Page 2

ADVERTISEMENTS | THE WALDORF | Recognized as the popu- T | gmeslel lar stopping places for . Nonpartisan Leaguers. PRICES REASONABLE Keller & Boyd, Proprietors American Plan Fargo’ N' D' European Plan e e T e i ol S A i T e e < T iR Your Approval is Our Ambition THE people of Fargo appreciated our efforts and bought freely from our stocks before we were here three months. Manufacturers EVCI'YbOdY in the ‘ have advanced the i e RED RIVER VALLEY SPRING” to $9.50, but until our con- has the same opportunity because if you write to us for any :“;céoii’igpiies,?fi article for the home and it is not what you want : ‘§"‘ pt °’“b0 “WE WONT LET YOU KEEP IT”? ° ¥ l_,' — — ,__._,_,.__.,__,/_\\\ g7 @_M_QfiLQV FURNITURE (O As Advertised 17-19 Eighth Street South. PromoteYour || Your Country Calls You Are You Ready? ' Own Interest OUR country needs mechanics on the By Becoming a Stockholder of farm, in the shop, in the mills, in the army and navy—everywhére mechanics are in demand. But where are you—are you prepared to accept one of these fine positions, or are you You Will Create Your Own Live Stock Market fighting the fierce competition of common labor? There is an opportunity for you to do better. Will you grasp it—and prepare yourself thor- oughly in our well equipped plant for a small outlay of money and time? We have helped hundreds—we can help you. It is a proven fact that a course in our school pays quick returns. Act today. : ' Learn a Good Paying Trade To the farmer—why not send your son to our school? He likes machinery—give him an op- portunity to learn right. We specialize on autos ?nd h'acégl('ls. tHe €an run your machinery and Fons o Ntemntee Rodae un - business the same way you farm— by practical methods only—the ISR RN NN OO BDN BN B quickest and easiest way to learn. l P Think this over. Cut out the cou- FARGO AUTO AND GAS App_rovéd by All Farmer Organizations The Equity . Co-Operative Packing Co. Authorized Capital $1,000,000 pon below—mail today. l ENGINE SCHOOL I - Fargo, North Dakota : 5 Fargo, N. D, B 8 Fargo Auto & Gas Engine School ¥ rrcase man witnont cosga. | P. M. CASEY, Pres,, Fargo, N. D. L. C. HOOPMAN, Megr. and Sec'y. WM. OLSON, Treas., Valley City, N. D. 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 Altenbernd, Sabin, Minn.; J. C. Bergh, Hendrum, Minn.; A. E. Walley, Velva, N. D.; C. D. King, Menoken, N. D.; Wm. Olson, Valley City, N. D, Popularly known as ' :i::u:n mymi information Fargo Auto School, Fargo, N. D. o : This is our seventh year Name jievesmsoasmianesioasos = =—Hundreds of graduates AdAress guremesisamsiTiTesc I AR R TR s S el Mention Leader when writing advertisers Mention Leader when writing advertisers PAGE TWO