The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 23, 1918, Page 15

S P & FS N '} ,(‘ ! S - { Nl W ects for the development of > this" country through the use of the return- ed soldier by which, the United States, lending its credit, may. mcrease its re~ : sources and its population ‘% happifiess’ of ‘its. people with itself of no more than the few h'undi'ed_.: thonsand dollars that it wxll take to. study this problem through competent men. This work should not be post- poned R HOW MONTANA SEES IT "2 Qutlook, Mont Edltor Nonpartisan Leader: The world owes every man a hvmg," but it’s up to him to collect it; and now as the farmer has come to under— stand that his weakness in that way ‘has ‘been lack of” orgamzatlon, they have now started to organize with an enthusiasm and rapidity which is re- markable. . Because we do so, we are called pro-German, Socialists, etc. It is easy enough for well paid Journal- ists to picture the farmer’s life in a bright way, but nobody knows better than the farmer that they toil from early morning to late at night, and that thousands of farmers and their families practically work the whole year around for a little more than their clothing and enough to eat. So we have discovered that we need to _get better living and more of the com- 2% SE e T forts of life. 'We must organize a.nd stick together and when the election comes around, elect our men, that will’ ‘protect ‘us against: trusts: and monop0hes and ‘middlemen, who are: ‘getting fat on the ‘hard labor of ‘the~ K farmers. Yes, my friend farmer, let us stick and work-and let.us make this a better: world. Let us stick to a fi!ush. The big fat fellows see that'they are losing power and don’t hesitate to call us .anything. But we know' that a drowning person will grab anything to hold himself, but down he goes, deeper and deeper. So we have the same newspapers that we must get ready at, papers that call’ themselves farmer papers, and yet have never told or explamed to us-how we are robbed every year in one way or other, or how we should better our- selves. But we have the Nonpartisan. Leader which is not afraid to come out with the truth. M. TOBIASON. For Sale BEAUTIFUL SHETLAND PONY MARE, two-seated buggy, bobsled, h: and bridle; almost new. Photo and partic- ulars furnished. Geo. Pollock, Alice, N. D. Tanning FARMERS! CUT THE PRICE OF HARNESS leather. in half. Ship your hides to be tanned. = South Park Tanning Co., South - Park, Minn. | BY RETURN MAIL I WILL TELL YOU HOW You Can Get This Buick Automobile FREE People by the dozens are today driving around, enjoying life in automobiles they received through my easy plan, I_have many letters from them wherein - they thank me for the good opportunity I gave them. Many are really surprised’ _to think of how little they did to get this auto, .- You Can Qualify for This Brand New Buick Automobile You may get this automobile just as easy as the many others who have re- ceived cars from me. time in your own neighborhood will accomplish. it. You need no meney—no experience. Some of your spare Isn’t a proposition of this kind worth undertaking? Do not worry about not having nhy money and wonder how you can do this. A 3icent ‘postage stamp will give you full information— - ',and you are not under any obligation if you don’t like my plan. DON’T SEND ANY MONEY Send. me the coupon for full infor- mation. I will send you copies of let- ters received from others who have - received good prizes by answering my advertisement. Sénd coupon for a photograph of the Buick: automobile and T’ll' tell you how you can get it FREE. If you are prompt in sending in the coupon for this in‘ormation, I will also send you a certificate good for. 5,000 --Auto . Credits. Don’t wait—you can get ahead of “the others by being prompt in answer- “jng’ this . advertisement. Do it NOW! Good l‘or 5,000 Auto Credlts W. E. DAILEY, Manager, 300 News Building, Minnecapolis, Minn. Send me {ull information whercby I can et this® Buick automobile {ree, -together with photograph, 5,000 Auto Credit Cer- tificate, etc, by return mail. | vessessss Box or R.F. D, .... SHIP GRAIN PRO-RATING We Offer all Shippers our Terminal Commission Service Superior, on a Co-operative Pro-rate Dividend ur pro-rate from us. L AeCUES yo l,Farmers' Terminal Agency ever ‘ing . the only st.-rm and Basis. Nat contnl % We are success ul, avmg ._reached a full dmdend and co-olyeratlve pro-rate basis. nu 860ure your pro-rate tou 3 “'finllynuoan We have s surp lend on every car pro-rate in July, 19 lus—We are experts. us are sure of your pro-rate here’?:- no mistakes ozonnoel;uim Each 5100000 0 Invested Eamed $600.00 Net Crop 1917 But we do not ask for yonr money, we have plenty, and wo can make you money—lots of it, by simply giv. usall hg aments, ENSED AND BONDED Ve b " ht or mix FLOUR AND l-':l-:n ,m,. eral and Btate Laws. ur shipments, for results that are sure, safe and satisfactory, Us the drafis promptly, No draft ever returned for Bty We have complied withi tus State Laws ot nlating corporations’handl; cars, - Delivered qnowlou igh gndo p!:;dngb.‘ Gnnmmd an an ual-advances made on.con- lack of money, pt roturns alwaye. Minnesota referring rain on Commission, nlly furnished. We red to_meet all Fed. rganization oi!m you ita servioe, GRAIN GROWERS GRAlN CO., aneapolls. “'Au. THESE FREE__ M l.nlog. lnd lln! Chain Pomhnn! on - Wrist Wato _Leader Classified Department “This is the pla ,results come from Leader Classified Ads: -'“THE‘FARMER’S MARKET PLACE” . dvertise your :tock, farm machmery, ehickens, eggs, nroduce for sale ‘and auction.sgles; to make your wants known and Have them supplied. Best Rates are 6 cents per word.- To members of the Natlonnl Nonpartlsan league when < advertising to ‘sell their own products or supplying their own needs, & rate of 4 cents per word is made. when claiming the 4-cent rate. League members must -give the number of their membership receipt All advertising for sale of lands carries the full rate. © Ads must reach us two weeks before date of publication. ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Farms ; SAORIFICE SALE — Flathead . Valley, 160 acres, good location, - productive soil; 1 acres - level, 15 . acres “cultivated, 50 acres .nearly clenred 2,000 cords wood, fenced, good ' water, six-room’ house, barn and. other buildings. . Fruit, - stock, toolu, household furniture, $4,500. Terms. Half buyer's fare paid. Write for particulars. Owner, Paul _H] Eslick, Kalispell, Mont. 820-ACRE MONTANA FARM' FOR SALE with six head work horses, seven head cat- tle, full line of machinery; 200 acres broke, all fenced with two wires, two wélls, goo building except house; 15 miles from town on graded road. Will take $30 an_ acre, for quick sale, Write owner, T. O. Haugehak, Sioux Pass, Mont. RAW GOLD RANCH, 160 ACRES, KOS- tenai valley, Mont. Warm climate, rich soil, abundant moistur Fine for stock, poultry, fruit, vegetables and hay. J. C. Alexander, Enterprise, Ore. $1,600 DOWN -BUYS SECTION EASTERN Montana land. Fenced, crossfenced, spring ; 2000 acres open range adjoining. -Stock- man's proposition. E. Lloyd, Beach, N. D. I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR:*SALABLE farms. Will deal with owners only.. Give description, . location and cash price. James P. White, New Franklin, Mo. SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY FOR cash, no matter where located; particulars free. Real Estate Salesman Co, Dept. - 6. Lincoln, Neb. WRITE FOR LARGE LIST WISCONSIN improved farms, wild lands; my prices will interest you. Rivard, Turtle Lake, Wis. BUY NOW; BEST LAND FOR LEAST . money. Write for llst F. D. Woodwarth, Driscoll, D. - Terms. Poultry X WE HAVE FOR SALE A LIMITED NUM- ber of extra good vigorous Single-comb White Leghorn cockerels at $3 each. Satis- faction guaranteed. The North Dakota State Penitentiary, Bismarck, N. FOR SALE — PUREBRED BARRED ROCK pullets, June hatched, fine strain, at $10 per dozen. . Also two-year-old hens, same qual- ity, $14 per dozen. Mrs. R. Negus, Millarton, N. ——l—..—-—..____— ROSE-COMB BUFF LEGHORN, BUFF OR- pington, Silver-Laced Wyandotte, Columbia Wyandotte, Rose-Comb Red cockerels, $2. Pullets. L. Johannessohn, Beltrami, Minn. FOR SALE—PUREBRED ROSE-COMB Brown Leghorn cockerels, $1.50 each; 8 for $4; 6 for $7.50, until October 15. Albert A. Olson, Alexandria, Minn., R. 4. COCKERELS, BARRED AND_ WHITE Rocks, S. C. Reds, White and Buff Leg- horns; also. Shepherd pups. Hermann Bruesehoff, Norwood, Minn.” AFRICAN GEESE, APRIL HATCHED, PAIR, * $6. Pure white Muscovey dncks,,A ril and May hatched, pair, $8. - Mrs, Herman Kroeger, Janesv:lle, Minn. EXTRA CHOICE DARK ROSE—GOMB RHODE. Island Reds, April hatched, cockerels, $2; pullets, $1.25. Mrs. John Alien, York, N. D. SOME_SELECTED EARLY HATCHED SIN- gle-Comb White Leghorn cockerels, $1.50. E. A. Gronner, Underwood, Minn. . POULTRY WANTED. WRITE FOR PRICES. We. furnish you coops.. ‘Williams Produce Co., Fargo, N. D Real Estate Exchange MINNESOTA FARM. FOR CLEAR NORTH Dakota. Client will exchange 160 acres in Pine county, eight miles northeast of has buildings worth about $3,000, 7in good shape; about 60 acres field, balance meadow, some timber. Mortgage $3,000, 6 per cent; nine years to run. $5,000 equity for clear Dakota land not too far west. Describe fully. Hugh McElroy. Agency, 533 Andrus Bldg., Minneapolis, - Minn. . CHOICE 560-ACRE FARM IN WISCONSINJ just east of the Cities; -buildings -woul ance finest pasture and some small timber, Mortgage $20,000, 10 years; price, $135 per acre; choice grain and stock farm. Might take clear Dakota improved farm for equity or improved city property subject to reason- able - encumbrance. Submit offers. Hugh ficElmy. 538 Andrus Bldg., Minneapolis, inn. 3 B For Sale Lor Exéhafige WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR AUTO TRAGC: tor and machinery combplete, :160 acres of land .in McHenry county, N. D. Box 45, ‘W. G. R., Waburn, N. D. : FIVE-PASSENGER P AIGE, ELECTRIC light and stnrter in fine conditlon, at low “‘price. - A. H. Wije, Moorhead, -Minn. " Information Wanted . IF: ANY ; OF " THE READERS OF THE Lender know John L, Waterman and "will “send us_his adreasby:&flitwillhemte- “fully received. er- ctill lives. and would like to hear from him. A. W. Chap- 3 man Deer “Creek, Minn, - : Finlayson, well-settled country, ‘best of soil, . cost over $20,000; about 240 in crop, bal-- Livestock b b s 2o 2 Sl ek LT Bl oret A FOR SALE — SHORTHORN BULLS, BIG fellows, sired by Jynior ngmaster No. 427166, and grandsired by Ringmaster; the grand champion bull of Amenea. seven to nine months old, weight 600 to 800 pounds, dark reds, prices, $150 “to- $176. M. __ Anderson, " Clarkfield, Minn., R. No. FLOYD LAKE STOCK FARM, THE HOME of the little red pigs. I have a bunch of Duroc spring pigs for sale of Crimson Won- “der and Defender breeding. Pedigree fur- nished ; express |prepaid ;. satisfaction guar- anteed. Please let me hear from you. R. C. Madsen, Detroit, Minn., R..2. HOMESTEAD FARM POLAND CHINAS. Choice spring bours and gilts for sale. -Breedmg described in previous issues. Now is the time to buy new blood for the com- inz season. Write for prices. A. G. Humphrey & Sons, Englevale, N. D. REGISTERED HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN COWS and heifers for sale or exchange for one carload of alfalfa hay and one carload of ‘voats. Will alsp exchange bull calves for "breed sows. ~Herman Schumacher, New Germany, Minn. FOR SALE—A CARLOAD OF HEAVY-PRO- ducing - dairy cows;' freshen in fall and . winter. - Milk: and_butter, records of .each; bred * to purebréd “Holstein bull. ~ Reason, ‘short of feed. Ross R. Martin, Powers Lake, N. D. . ¢ BIG TYPE MULE-FOOT HOGS OF THE leading strain, March, April pigs and breed sows; can furnish pairs and trios not re- lated. Sam Gullickson, Hanley Falls, Minn. FOR SALE—BIG TYPE POLAND CHINA spring pigs of both sexes. Pedigrees fur- nished. Satisfaction guaranteed. = Hubert Zander, Sleepy Eye, Minn HOLSTEIN GRADES—SIXTY FOR SALE. e best young cows and big heifers could find. Fresh or due this fall. Paul Johnson, South St. Paul, Minn. FOR SALE—TWENTY REGISTERED RED Poll bulls and heifers. - Pioneer Stock Co., Courtenay, N. D Dogs and Pet Stock FOR SALE—ONE REGISTERED COLLIE bitch two years old, $16. Have sold $76 worth of pups from her within one year ; also her litter of pups six weeks old; males, $4; males, $6. Guaranteed to make good cattle dogs with a’ little training. leaving farm or would not sell. J. G. Kane, Russell, 'N. D. WANTED—FOXHOUND TRAINED ON coon and coyotes. Big Elm, Dent, Minn. Wanted t6 Buy CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH—WE PAY up to $35 per set (broken or mnot). Send now. Cash sent by .return mail.” Package held four: to 10 days for sender’s approval of our offer. ° Highest-prices paid for old gold jewelry, .gold crowns, bridges, dental gold, platinum, diamonds and silver. Send for latest catalogue of new jewelry. United States Smelting.-Works, Inc., 899 Goldsmith Bldg., Milwaukee; Wxs. Automobiles and Accessories - =} 4 t’ 1 FORDS START EASY IN COLD WEATHER with our-new 1919 carburetors. miles per gallon. = Use cheapest gasoline or half kerosene, Increased power.. Styles for any motor. - Very slow on high., Attach it yourself. Big profits to agents. Money back guarantee. Thirty days’ trial. Air~ Friction Carburetor Co., 473 Madison, Day- ton, Ohio. .. Wantad WANTED—SCRAP IRON BY CARLOTS. Highest market prices. Also auto tires, cop- .per, brass, etc. Write for quotations. M. A. Naftalin, 820 Front St., Fargo, N. D. Thirty-four OUR PRICES HIGHEST FOR HIDES, FURS. ; Or will tan them for you—lowest prices, ' Mark next shipment—Fargo Hide, Fur Tanning Co,, Fargo, N. D & P . ‘Lumber. ~WASHINGTON .RED CEDAR POSTS’ DE— livered in carload lots. Farmers’ orgatriza- tions our line. Write for prices, Underwood, Ione, Wash. - DELIVERED PRICE QUOTED '@ ON CAR- lots cedar posts to farmers, C.: B. Foote, Colburn, Tdaho. T Professional Schools- AMERICAN TELEGRAPH GOLLEGE 698 First Ave. MNorth, Minneapolis. logue. - The' government is employing thou- sands of women in- its teleznph service., Seed . FOR SALE-;-EARLY OHIO AND WHITE Zlflgveat potatoes by the bushel or ‘carload ots. P. 0. Box 275. "Honey and Cheese HONEY OF SUPERIOCR QU/‘L’T\. “crop.. Also Green - County's - Faradas. Brick “cheese. - Write for prices. ~E. 'D. Rosa, . Monroe, Wis. ) il Mentlpn the Lender When Wr riting Adv rhsen Herbert L. Helming, Lansford, N. D, 1918 ¢ ¥ B i SRS S T