The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 14, 1918, Page 16

. iy ADVERTISEMENTS EVERY FISH GUARANTEED Herring, dressed, pan frozen,. 9¢ I Herring, round, loose frozen.. Sc1b Sable, dressed, frozen... Whiting, round frozen. . Wl?mng, sxinned 10-Lb. Bulachon, small, Western fish, Smelt size, very choice 10- box 14c Tullbee Whiteflsh about 1 Lb. each, any quanfity 13 Whlteflsh. winter caught Pike, winter caught.. Pickerel, winter caugh r List is Complete United States Food Admimstration License No.' G-13 BOSTON FISH MARKET 8t. Paul, Minn. w_lerER FROZEN FISH Herring Pickerel (round). Pif{kerel (dressed .13c The above prices subject to change without notice. We . guarantee these fish to be fresh, pure and wholesome, = Order today any as- sortment of above, and receive the finest of winter caught fish. FANCY FROZEN OCEAN TISH Dressed Sablefish 14c 1b.; Dressed Red Snappars 14c 1b.; Round Whi- ting 9c 1b. D 1? 12 s:g:lu&efitg Bldg ep 3 . Duluth, Minn. Buy your fish from he S. Morterud - Fish Co. We were the first firm here to sell fish direct to the consumers, com- mencing twenty years ago. Can refer to .. thousands of satisfied customers over the 7 Northwest. We quote best loose weather frozen Lake Superior Herring at 8c per lb, { in boxes. Very fine fresh frozen Whiting (also known as Jersey Blue Pike) from Atlantic Coast, 9¢ per lb., Alaska Sable- fish (Black Cod) 14c per ib., Alaska Red Cod (same fish called “Uer” in Norway) 12c per 1b., Alaska Genuine Cod (Torsk) 14c per 1b., Alaska Salmon 18c per 1b. All Alaska fish dressed and headless. Cana- dian Pickerel 12¢, Pike 16¢, Whitefish 16c, Tullibees 12c. Will pack any assprt- ment of fish at above prices, not less than 15 1bs. of any one kind. Write for prices on salted Sablefish, Salmon, Herring and Anchovies. Any Bank in Duluth will tell you that we are reliable. S. MORTERUD FISH COMPANY 1929 West Superior Street, Duluth, Minn, WE PAY THE FREIGHT i ) to our_shipping points at W Fargo, N. D., Aberdeen, S. D., i and Des Moines, Ia. YOU i SAVE BOTH TIME AND MONEY when your shipments are- made direct from the shipping point near- est you. = All our fish are inspected by Minnesota State Dairy and TFood Dept. This gives you full protection., Sweet- Rich-Tasty-Juicy-Fresh Fish. Duluth Prices: Royal Herring, 100-1b box (gross welght) $7.65 (net 85 fbs.); Bike (Jorsey Blue), per 1b., 9¢; Rockfish, 11c; Skate- ng, 11c; Sablefish, 13%c; Pickerel 14c, . - Salmon, 16c. Add 50c more per 100 Ib .’ when shipments are made from our other shipping points. Shipments will be made Dec. 156th. Think ahead—send your or- der now direct to A. S. Johnson ¥Fish Co., w2 FISH ARE GOOD I’ISE— Because, only the best of fish go in Waro- La packages. This year 'we offer you Waro-La guaranteed fish packed in 100-1b boxes at. the following prices: Frozen Herrlng-P P - ] Frozen Round Pickeret. ...... eve.120 1 Frozen Dressed Pickerel........... 13c ' Frozen Dressed Skatewlng . .12¢:Ib Frozen Dressed. Halibut. .18¢c Id T'rozen Northern 15¢ 1b Pike. Frozen Tullibee Whitefis Frozen Dressed Sablefish .1 For 60-pound boxes add ‘25¢ 1ty gv.‘ll:ranf Wmlt.e for price list of other fish and recipes o 'AROE LARSEN FISH COMP. : :Dopt NIL 7 :Dnlnth, Minn. full weight and no substitutloné 2 Menupn Teader When “rmng advgrtisers’ 25 Before and After: ‘“Well, Johnson, how you coming? At the same old job, I see——.’" T blubbered out an answer—did McCaulley speak to me? A thousand times he’d met me on the street and passed me by, and I’d always thought MecCaulley was an over-bearing guy! “Say, Johnson, you’re a stayer; must be you know your job, for you’re sta ymg by it tighter than a kernel to a cob. How’s your father coming, Johnson, and the kiddies and the wife 2’ And he showed a wondrous knowledge of the details of my life! ‘‘By the way,’’ he said in leaving, ‘‘I am coming out for Mayor, and I want your best assistance, for I know you’re on the square!”’ Well, I voted for McCaulley, and I boosted for his cause; ‘‘He’s- not the swell,”’ I argued, ‘‘that I really thought he was!”’ He landed—got the office with a vote or two to spare; I met him on the morning of the day they made him Mayor. ready: me with his phiz the other way! MOTHER GOOSE UP-TO-DATE Taffy is a middleman, Taffy, he is rich, He makes big profits on my wheat And corn and hogs and sich. Taffy is a foxy guy, He fixes up this rule: I do the work, he gets the dough, He takes me for a fool. But I'll go to Taffy’s house, Where he counts up his pelf, And swat him with the Farmers’ league And make some rules myself. * * * . “Some men, like Lincoln”, says Mr. Bryan, “are so busy earning that they have no time to collect; other men are so busy collecting that they have no time to earn!” If you are il: an?/ w‘ise doubtful of Lynn Frazier’s patriotism let me . refer you back to his football days at the University of North Dakota. If old Prexie Merrifield were still living he would testify to- Lynn’s loyalty in definite language. * * * THE STAND-PATTERS OF MIN- NESOTA ARE RIGHT IN ONE IN- STANCE: THE = NONPARTISAN LEAGUE DOES NEED WATCHING IN THEIR STATE. . * ® % i Bet that baby they call - the “LEADER” will be a whopper by the time he is three years old. He is a real ““white’s man hope.” * * * " THE WHY OF IT Many copy and imitate, but few study and think, Now is it not a fact ‘that the :League is saying identically the same thing that the Twin City dailies said before it? The League could be beau- .tifully right or notoriously wrong, and the average small paper would say ex- actly what it is saying now! " Has an editor like—well, for the sake of argu- ment, let’s say like Peterson of the Dickinson Press (good enough fellow) —has an‘editor like that carefully and conscientiously studied out the merits and demerits of the League as an in- stitution of loyalty or disloyalty? . On the face of his editorial effort, NO! He gets his views from his exchanges, ‘and reads, with an open mind, only the . | ‘'side of the controversy that coincides with general views bom ot his ‘en- little paper fighting the . .PAGE SIXTEE\' : I had my greeting knew exactly what to say—but McCaulley hurried by J.E.T. vironment and manner of living. If John the Baptist, or Savonarola, or Walter the Penniless, or Carrie Nation —if any one of these were leading the League in place of Mr. Townley, the small editor or small man now fight- ing the League would fight just the same. Prejudice, pre-conception, closed-mind and then IMITATION: there’s the cradle of the average edi- torial in the average little sheet. Sorry, mighty sorry, Bill, but it’s true. * * * p PROVERBS . Whoso pineth after the days of the departed Alex McKenzie favoreth not the new days of agricultural ascend- ency. Wise is the man who considereth not " only love but biscuit-making in his choice of a life agitator. Verily, the one who kneeleth at the marriage altar and thinketh not of the sacred stunt which he performeth, but whose mind dwelleth upon the im- mense size of his:shoe soles which the congregation vieweth from the rear— such a man is worthy of small notice even when standing on his feet. ~ The woman who thinketh of her hus- band as a goat~can scarcely be blamed butter. The politician or governor who sit- teth straddle of the fence in the polit- ical game, is apt to be treated as a mere spectator at the next primary. ‘When a paper hath already said too much and realizeth that fact, it be- cometh™ like a ship tossed by many winds—uncertain in all its ways; it knoweth not how to vindicate itself wlth the people. * *, * BIGLOW PAPERS, LOCALLY APPLIED (Apologies to Lowell) Guvener B. is a sensible man, He sets on th’ fence an’ looks both’ ways, He's tryin’ to set, an’ he’s tryin’ to stan’— With an eye on hiz gubernatorial days! But the Non-P Farmer he Sez he ‘wunt vote fer Guverner B.! My, aint it terrible! Whut shall we du? He kant sit still an’ git eny place, An’ it must be paneful, I think, don’t yu, To wear-two smiles on a singel face? But the Non-P Farmer he ‘Sez he wunt vote fer Guvener B. ADVERTISEMENTS They wear like iron— HONORBILT SCHOOL SHOES Ask your dealer for Mayer Shoes. Look for the trade-mark on sole. F.Mayer Boot & Shoe Co. Milwaukee, Wis. tanned, farm- TO mU proof shoes. wear well—soft, pliable uppers—strong, durable oak soles. Easy on feet. Sizes 6 to 11—extra wide. p ‘ Send $3.39 for a pair. %9 llustrated shoe bargain catalog fres. Wo deliver free. Money " refunded if you are not satisfied. EDW.P.SCHMIDTCO 96!-19 " ST.MILWAUKEEWIS. YOU SAVE MONEY by ordering your fish from us-as we ve again opencd BrnnchAShl i ce and lower freight ra RESl—l FROZEN SPLI‘;I' ROCK HERRING DE 00; 50 ib. box, net welght $1.75. JER- per 1b. 9c. RESSED-HEAD- recipes free with cach onder of 315 oc She each order o a Scmfifln Fish Co., Dulu %o Kflnn g A Licenso No. 10386- 5> YOU NEED FISH! Lake Superior Herrlng, 120-Lb. box, gross weight, $8.0 0-Lb. box, gross weight, $4.25; lckerel, 12c Pike, 16c; Whitefish, 17c; Tullbees 12¢c.’ No orders less than 50 Lbs. 160-Lb. ke% oss weight, Salt g, gross weight, Herrlng, $7.75; 60- $4.25. rder now, before prices raise. Send check or money order. WAY FISH NOR CO. 5 E. 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