The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 4, 1918, Page 11

ADVERTISEMENTS : A CLASS OF BAD ACTORS 'l'he Newest and Most “Beautiful Mount Vernon, Wash. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: - SERVICE FL AG I am inclosing a clipping from the A s T Mount Vernon Argus, giving the let- ter of a prominent rancher, M. C. Turner, in which he states that he is going to give a knockout blow to the Nonpartisan league and its meniber- ship. So far as I know he hasn’t taken any serious action yet, and I hope the members of the Nonpartisan league in Skagit county have back- ADVERTISEMENTS : : rg# THINK of it! For onl& down you can now 5 get any size of the New Butterfly Cream ceu= g % Separator direct from our factory on a plan § 2 % " whe| will - % bone enough to tell Mr. Turner where : B\ for reby;fw N rons ock e ot o ool g8 i to head in when his dirty work com- . sz sgfgg%b;glgmg;&%gmmlgg orablc, Qe @ N =l tor. S u r ¥ il mences. Bor. " Wolab maka our other sises of Bus { I am very pleased with your paper. I like a paper thz.zt dares to print the E as‘; To Clean NEWOBUTTERFLY truth and I hope in the near future to to hine shown h 1a Sesr sornesof your speakers in this Easq To Turnf alm?l‘flrlowpflwsandonour %ufl?&%?gmi?zfll:&n and a year to pay. Every machine gunrunta a county. ! ”!n material NESTOR JOHNSON. 1 im 30 DAYS’tFIIEE 'I'RMI. n Judged by the clipping sent, Turner is one of those men who, while they are somewhat interested in farming, | have big interests outside that tie ' ‘:&m ;fmrtz ot Sur expense &nd them up with the anti-farmer gang. £ou mont b2 freight out one penny. You-take no risle, - Poetnl brings !v‘reecualog Folder This type of so-called farmer makes and direct frozi-gactory offer. Buy direct and save money. Write tdsy. one of the dirtitst enemies the farm# ll.BlllGIl-BWEl GOIIPAIW. 2225 "lflhl“ Blvd.. Ghlcazo, 1. : , ers have. Their farming enables them to work into farmers’ associations, hat & they have money :.md leisure enough rarkhls, tervice flag is 9x11i inches made of darkc red to pull pohtxca:l wires, and they _use Sigh 3o b e mham S i i oot TRV UEBOTURILY SheY Bt b0 contie, ing on a° ,‘h";%'.!mfi' :gn,?d.f;,‘;t,‘,(p% ity fiiog e enslavement of the real farmers. world he has gone l(!l:'m :t nbout‘ llto g:eby dfnp .yf Mr. Turner, for lnSt,ance’ says he.ls gtt:“m“::l ’::‘illll with a_two-year subscription a- memhex Of- pe Dmrymen's assocu%- i People's Popular Monthly, the I:;dlu n“ulno tlonl°f Skag‘t cmmt};-‘ ThiNonPalt'fel: ieede St 204 sord madid, o e e | B R e e e thin Bl B et e a o W oo et el | ginning, have tried to keep this class PEOPLE'S POPULAR MONTHLY, Des Moines, lowa | out by the rule that only persons whose major interest is farming could bushels per hourwitha3 H.P. enginc m join. A large number of our gang / now $38.30. Order No. JE-900. politicians have bought farms and ¢ Watts No. 7. 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Capacity 50 to 75 now :u the Watts’ CUT OUT THE SH 'EE . dard t includ box, in We Ship Them- to Y%E :nn %Fplp'll"oval]z g they run out occasxonally to scratch elevator,eg;:m:t%nckar. ty;;eq‘ 4 eedn zr‘ on .:)D These Equity Work and Outdoor Shoes are | the cows’ backs and look at the pigs R ovier o, 1008, - e oo bow 330 such wonderful value that we will xlndly send 7 - = fhen "5 o v Somioval “You” il i | so that they can make an appeal to P/ tsta o, Dosis Clinder Com St o themh %0 well made and so { “brother farmers” for votes. 2 / 7 swivel cob stacker and fceder Oh steel trucks, Copacity 600 stylish and such a big bushels per hour, now $436.50. Order No. JE-905. The Leader knows nothing of Mr. Turner aside from the clipping sent and Mr. Johnson’s letter, but it shows the earmarks of a gang politician. Turner was nominated for the legis- lature on the Democratic ticket at the primary, but he withdraws because “I am busily engaged running a war in- - dustry of my own-—the farm.” Now door city work- Payonly | he evidently had this “industry” long »i'sotsi’l?:;:i‘g befflfig the tll)lrimt];.fryh and should have mer. : withdrawn then if he were sincere so b in mfl}‘ manure, soil, gasoline, ete. ,;u de | in November. Didn’t he pull the trick- - 'by a’gpecial process wluch leaves all ‘the “life to prevent the gang candidate on the -in tfig;leather and gives it wonderful wear-re- ‘:;Istlflg quality. Very flexible, soft and easy on | other ticket from having any reform : opposition ? money saving bargain that you will surely be . satisfied. No mneed to pay higher prices when you - can buy direct from us. Why pay $6 and $6 for shoes not near so good ? Great Shoe Offer 2k '.l'his shoe is built +~ - to meet the de- mand of an out~- Write today for Free Watts’ Corn Sheller book No. JE- 76. 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