The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 21, 1918, Page 19

STUNG BY INSURANCE ' ADVERTISEMENTS J COMPANIES : TR Granville, N. D. |l . , : ' : e | Editor Nonpartisan Lead:?-x:lw o ¥ Alwnys 0“ : Pl find losed lipping. 'I ; ; . thinl':atsheosel;ne:ril‘iigz tur;.x'et(l= apgll'gsked 5% : "A“D : TO ’ deal f: . I had ; 2 2 c::p ;;lsugzd?o%'hezrzzf my n:te !t!(l)i . E . : F llL onn Ens § $39; then after threshing, instead of coming and paying me $1173.10, they SAVE ]7/3 To ]/ ON YOUR . NOTE: Don’t alter, simply mark an X in circle indicating i came with a paper for me to sign— FROM 2 GROCERIES quantity and article desired and cut on this dotted line. : so I could get my note back without Le how reduce the high l——————-l'"“' = 21 Gur arn how you can uce the high cost of - our paying it off, they said. you This%Tgfiig:efiysh?;:fimthé;epxgm\;: Make X in Circles W&olze- The insurance company was broke. shoqlld eliminate wzfi.ste igof;ery i)c')rm. Paying you g:;t":mo Granulated Sugar— %n‘c(%s“ . retail grocer prices from o to 50% higher than you 1 They could not pay. I asked where would pay us is a useless waste—money thrown away T3 y ¢ o:fl% the hundreds of thousands of dollars The duty . . EBE O 1} Don’t Forget were that they put up in order tc write —te. Many ¢ ) : lIZO.perp .06 e T insurance. He said, “Oh you would pensive catalogs to people who never buy T T we send our BARGAIN only get 1 or 2 per cent out of that if e eliminate this waste and sell for less by sendin O—Evaporated Mllki’Pe%. Van Camp's CATALOG only to those 5 our catalogs only to people who prove their sinceret; or Carnation, aby can, approx. who send us a trial order. they would pay that out.” He said by taking advantage of the big savings and SPECIA Bl 100 . onnaeseass s ) With your order we will in- 1 would have to take chances on pay- CAEH DISCOUN{-affered: i this advertisepient. & va) "o, 207, 00,000 P00 clude our catalog which H ing my note then and get nothing, for Don’t_pay the high prices and exhorbitan s onp i p e e £ g 8, ———F2J profits some - grocers demand.§ Laundry Soap, perlarge bar tains hundreds and hundreds H the company wasn't worth anything. Come to_us and Buy at WHOLESALE. 80— Camab of equally great bargains. H 4 Many items in our Catalog are sold for less than yous : He gave me a receipt to sign stating could buy them three or four years ago. If you are a 30—Gold Dust P . Tomato Puree. Best for making H my loss was only $239. mgulglrmqtomer ’é‘é“d"}“ be rg;iacted against unrea-g . approx. val. ;g.mnfi; pkE.. R Tomato Soup. No. 1 size cans, H & . sonabDle o o . . . 3 tseccesosesans - I tld him that was not right—that Ble. Bacgain Catalog. Quit paying tabute Go. theSo_Yamicparbars . oo B M. Fork-and Gosns, ‘New| ~ I would be signing a lie; but if he unscrupdlous profiteer—buy from s and save from2" Coffee. fi.p;;;iy@grfih Brand, ramovs| . ||0~B56, can. v .« e o ) would say my loss was $1173.10 and Pel e, Ench and‘overy Tem we gell isE Usuial “distinction, carefuily. plonded bleached, Do qflf,‘fi?; g&%‘fi%fi H that he paid me $239 of it, it 1d uarantee = and mellowed. Its rich, tull flavor O—11b., approx. val. 25c. 5 H h p e of it, it woul s=———————— guaranteed to be exactly as rep-2 will make & very sweet drink. O—31bs., approx. val. 75¢. H look better to me. He gaid he had 88 resented, the best that money can buy. owever, 2 0—2 Ibs, 8pprox. val. 90¢ .% ... eeu.n. O—5 1bs., approx. val. $1.25. .. .. 8.8 8 . should you be in any way dissatisfied simply return 3 O—3 Ibs, approx. val. $1.35 . Sardines. Fried in best ofl, Very = nothing to do with that. If we had your entire order and gef your money back, = We g O—y [, SEEIOT. VAL S8 oo oy O PDouHng. . - a1 906 H got the crop, we would have to come g‘;:{-“n“;:ewi‘fi‘ug"’“ .never lose a penny in yourf satlsty tho srglosgega?lc'glnr. Now DDrox. val, $1.20 H : s ¢! Cro| eC! ardens., n- - - through. This looks like crooked work Special Cash Discount iti lled for . aroma, fiavor and J ew pack, : to me. I wish I could get.some reply v s T o e e o extremely £ o 1T Shror. val. 806, o e o oD : through the Leader in answer to this discount on all orders, f’fixe cas;fféuggnmpmt?edsn’fifieio—.s }gg:: hbrox. Var figg PR To acqualntl;}::r: with the high class i transaction. right hand corner of this advertisement when sent with® Yellow Split Peas. New crop, high %x:uty of our Extract, we request H an order for $3.25 or mqre from the following list willa grade quality, nutritious, good food that you buy one bottle. : D. P. SENGER. be accepted the same as 25c cash, In other words, if 8 __Y3iue §—Fer bottle, Vanllla, approx. val. 60c. . H i your order amounts to $3.25, send us the coupon a'n 43 O—11b., approx. val. 25c.. o O—Pe¢r bottle, Lemon, approx. val. 60c. . H The clipping Mr. Senger sent was only $3.00; if 83.50sendthecouponandonly83.25.etc.=8:g%l;‘§:'n%p%?:x':g's715 ) 65 O_Eg;lflonl; gfil.“%lg;grggle. g.i%moomg H a dispatch. from Helena, Mont., the ally large-discounts are allowed on all orfderst . Frosh Mince Moeat. i he T D : home of the Bankers' Insurance ,com scleqtal from ofi BIG-BARGAIN CATALOC, e T aebor ust flg’ixefwfietyo o—fi'g' 5 a%%nci' B Tog, mew crop. H f A g We reserve the right to return any money ackage is wrapped § ‘ed paper, O Ihy. D O: Ve g B0t swsaniasat : pany, stating that® its license to do ;l:‘?_te. sent us for groceries contrary to our selli o ?v&l{ Bk%eg ggg:"gg%l%;" Do o_fmihgfp:?xi.lvflé‘f gl:fi,l' ‘top.” "’ : P % 20— o . . ceecee .o can, approx. val. Cevese H business l}ad been cancelled in that : In our big BARGAIN CATALOG, included with s Q—3 pkgs., approx. val. 80e. . Llllll O—2 cans, approx. val, 3Gc. .. va H state. This is a crop insurance com- your first order, you will find hundreds and hundreds § O g 5ss5 8BRIOX, val. 8100 . - califast e ) o o blces are guaranteed H Dany that wrote approximately $2,000,- fiifi?fifia‘fié‘??&;‘fi&“ PR may b Boverge, Mgcal driik ot ‘children o Black” H 000 insurance in North Dakota, and thaseleCtdand send us your order today, but remember s o—'T H . e R - oy H then, instead of paying. its losses, 85 3% neither Pays Jou nop ds £ oeden it smalier guan: §G—3 i which” were large on account of the titiez. Sir]?gg ex:iclt(;ls_e 1t_hits Souron with L matiey o§der, Sonforms’ 40 all : 3 draft orc an is list of the items . Start re Food Laws, both Stat d _drouth, sought to escape in those saving money ony:)ur groceeriestod:y. Nattonal, high quality, uniform 14 1Ib., ADPrOX. val. 40¢...:........ : cases where it had losses by offering Show us that you really wantto econo- 2 , 8trensth, satlsfaction guaranteed. Cinnamon ? z -to release farmers’ motes for pre- S Tos,on, Jour Boseres and, you, il 03 i, dpprox Va €110 81 1b. apppox val. poee. 11111l : miums. Attorney General Langer and ~ T SONTHLY BULLETING Fl%EE.:o—N:lol:lm- ar e Dalind cingacs, | " | Clowss, i 3 : ET AR ousa: ot joi i one X. value 18¢. 3% 56 5 L 50C....... - Insurance Commissioner Olsness of our ‘?igl::: :g:insl? ‘the wfi}:fi e%‘é‘é J:f“}?vinlgnj mw‘fu"}.; concentrated lquid o—I:I 1b.. BDpEOR. val. $1.00; 110055000 : o s " # ' {v) _ North Dakota have been investigating N Er%lc’fiymbtmgigfit ; army and reduce youss z)mflf ofleboc:‘lfixseqfifilmscfg&?fl 9.:{4;;1'&';;{9:0:. val, 350 : g . T . one gallon ordinar; uing, ., &pprox. val. tesessarenens ;o se«:hiwhat relief farmers can get s 582% bottle, approx, VA 'ssxnf’ =l 23 |, }l;ultm-pn”: : -roxtnwh s cchlmanyit Ymtla cz‘xln gnd out N\ ] £ 0—>5 bottics, approx. val, = 1ib. s i : i just where the matter stands by writ- N : %in glass tumbl ot Tbw approx. val, 300 i, - ing to either or both of them.—THE £Q—]pke, approx. yal. 250 O—}lb., approx. val. 60c.............. : EDITOR. i3 H kas., ADDrox, val, $ ° : WhOlesale Groc“s E Tgmx:toor.psammry tins, new pack, q 2 S H ' 20—No. 1size cans, apProx. val. 13c, can. Sweet or Span- . WAUPACA COUNTY ORGANIZES Dept. 18.1402 So. Ashland Ave.: fmaine. - - oo packase iree 44 10, pprox. val. 50c : ' . 20. ' : ., 8pprox. val. 12c........... ., & . 'val. '$1.00. : F. H. Shoemaker, of New London, 1 CH | c A L 2 0—3 pk| , BDIOX. va}. 232' s.‘.’m'-’ h ::fn,quo.'s(%gm size can. 3 iS oFganizing the Tarmers of WanDaca > Go, iL h e Sseh e O—Best quality, approx. val. 25c, per cal H county into the Farmers’ National R H Nonpartisan association, and has met v \ Sy McngAf:hggumN;i'd“ and Mail Today H % ; 7 ) f W olesale ers, : H with 3much success having enrolled : 4 850 : "\.\ > .V A m 18 gmgso, A;&.m;a OA;g:), ?v'c:x!&”e::m'g' g Gen —1 am enc nge........ an( coupo! nd over 300 up to last Saturday. ; : L~ flve conts) for which please send meé the Hst of @rocerles chegked on this H ZuC Noisaniien: aeociktion sime i+ NN R oSl |l d ST YR o S SRR o g to unite the farmers of the county, . 2 Lasi 2 : L " r order.—Independence State Ba state, and nation, so that their power may be felt in legislative matters, _and the organization is now in sev- eral states. ¥ Mr. Shoemaker says the organiza- tion stands with and for the govern- ment in this war and is loyal to the core, and works for this nation’s success and victory and he declares that any charges of disloyalty are false. The organization aims to select and elect farmers for legislative offices. It favors- the public owner- o ship of public utilities, the exemption of farm improvements from taxation \ - and believes that buying and selling ; options and all speculating in farm products should be made a felony with'proper penalties. : : ‘When this county is fuller organ- ized, the members will meet and elect officers and then adopt such First Class Cafeteria in Connection measures and plans as they .see fit. Mr. Shoemaker declares it is entirely I Bottles b all drusgtits. . . monpartisan and that nothing in its 25¢., 50c., $1.00. plans prevents the joining of Republi- i FARGO’S ONLY MODERN FIRE PROOF HOTEL : - cans, Democrats or Prohibitionists; as | S 1 3 Hot and Cold Running Water and Telephone in Every Room oans : : s DO YOU SOW WILD OATS? As ye sow so shall ye reap. No farmer sows wild oats willingly, but only because-unable to clean it out of his seed grain. It is not difficult to take this robbing weed out of wheat and heavy barley; but to separate wild oats from tame oats and light barley and rye—‘“Aye, there is the rub.” After trying all other separators, take this same grain and use the HOILAND WILD OATS SEPARATOR; you will see how well it will pick out every wild oat by the whiskers, whether large or small. Machine made in two sizes: Large, $60.00; small, $35.00. A special Wild Oat Separator without a competitor, as my in- fringers were prosecuted and stopped by law. 3 _Send for Catalogue—Free. Ask for it Today Albert Hoiland? Manuf_-acturer, Fargo, N. D. Bruises and Sprains Have Sloan’s Liniment handy for bruises and sprains and all pains and aches. Quick relief follows its prompt application.. No need to rub. I: quickly penetrates to the trouble and drives out the pain. Cleaner than mussy plcsters oroint- ments. Sloan’s Liniment dces not. stain the skin nor clog the pores. For rlieumatic aches, - neuralgia, stiff muscles, lame back, lumbago, rgdw:;. 75 TS B & b strains, sprains, it gives qui PRI AR cans, Democrats or prohibitionists, as._ the best men are selected to be candi- 0 n »-Br_".oadwa.y’ One Block South of Great Northe?n Dngt- N ; ~ FARGO,N.D. ; . ’ dates regardless of their party affilia- | - L l | & ' Yi ' l tions. -~ WAUPACA (W18) COUNTY | | 1 i{} LS 1 e