The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 18, 1918, Page 12

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T PAY HIGHEST MAR- ket—Want poultry, eggs, furs, hides, pelts, veal, beans, wool. Get my price list. 8. L. McKAY & CO. 7 E. Third St., 8t. Paul, Minn. HImununnnnmnnnnnnnmes LT LT EHT LT | SCATTERING THE GOSPEL 3 Garden Plain, Kan. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I wish to call the attention of the readers of the Leader to an incident here in Kansas. - A Kansas woman while visiting her relatives in North Dakota learned from her brother there about the Nonpartisan league. Her brother urged her to get her husband to join and lend all possible assistance to the organization. In the section where she lived the farmers had heard nothing but the lies of the kept press and were, conse- quently, to gome extent prejudiced. When she went home this woman be- gan boosting for the League and through her efforts the whole town- ship signed up. . When the farmers see the light they should put it where it will shine. BIG DEMAND FOR MECHANICS IN THE REPAIR SHOPS AND ON THE FARMS My TODAY IS — — School Will Train You to Qualify for the Job of Master Mechanic. P— — — pr— po— YOUR CHANCE—IMPROVE IT YOU CAN LEARN It is only a step from the small wage to the big pay envelope. Just a little matter of a few weeks’ training here in my school. Who is getting the fat pay envelope now—the trained man or the untrained man? No guesser ever won and held a big job with the fat pay envelope. If you don’t know, you can’t grow. Why depend upon haphazard ways when you can get this thorough training in a few short weeks’ time? Are you doing everything you can? Are you making $10.00 per day? If not—why not? Are you the kind that wants, but doesn’t get—the kind that wishes but doesn’t act, or what is the trouble? ¢It is wanting things and ‘get- ting them that counts—nothing else is worth a whoop. There is always a way—the impos- sible is being done every day. It isn’t a question of whether you can afford to take this course, but a question of whether you can afford not to take it. TIE YOUR FUTURE TO THE MOTOR INDUSTRY 150,000 men will read this advertisement. Thousands of mechanics and gas engine men are needed badly in the shops and on the farms. How many of these 150,000 readers -are going to see this opportunity and how many who do see it will have the good judgment and self-determination to grasp it? Like everything else that is good, too few ‘see their op- portunity and take advantage Nanton, Alta., Canada, September 10, 1918, Iowa State Automobile and Tractor School, Mr. F. D. Hennessy, Pres., Sioux City, Iowa. Dear Mr. Hennessy: I recelved the second copy of ‘School News’” today, and cer- tainly thank you for your thoughtful- ness in sending them, also I feel that I must apologize for not acknowledg- ing the other one, for it is almost as good as being back down in Sioux City to read all the news of the school and letters of the fellows I knew there, Speaking about training, I am go- ing to tell you what one of the R. A. F. recruiting officers told me in Calgary the other da showed him my diploma. ing to him about joining u asked me if I knew anythin a gasoline motor. I sald and handed him my diploma. loocked it over and said, ‘‘Well, i you went all that distance to get this training, you must have started out with the intention of getting the real thing,. and if appearances are any- thing to- judge by, I should say you + have-gotten what you went after., Do you know,” he said, ‘‘that with the training you hava got, it would put you at least three months ahead of any x&m;l entering the same time that you do?” . So it surely is_every man’s duty, not only to himself but to his coun- try, to be trained, because the better trained 2 man is before the call comes, the less it will cost the when 1 was talk- and he d money to put | ©f it, while they have -the ?fig{"fim}n m“’fife SHota, " b chance. Which class are you Well, I fear if I write much more in? The one who sees” but ! I will tire you, so I will close. Hop- ing to hear from future, I remain, Yours sincerely, (Signed) Vernon N. Bourne. puts it off to another day and finally loses his chance, or are you made of the stuff that can see your opportunity and take advantage of it? If you are : not earning $10.00 per day— why not? Because you are unable to make a decision for your- self. There are'big things ahead for you if you can stand on your own feet.. Protect your own future. No matter what_plan ‘you have ‘in mind, this experience means much to you. Write today for my big free catalog that will tell you all about this great business,’ you in the near YOU CAN LEARN THE- . AUTOMOBILE AND TRACTOR BUSINESS Earn $95 to $300 per month. . My school will teach you how. I train you for a garage or repair shop husiness or expert auto and tractor mechanic. Hundreds of satisfied boys recommend my school because they like my method and they like the work. The only school in the country to use the method which has resulted in our great record of 100 per cent satisfied graduates. All you need is ambition, a little effort and determination on your part. It isn’t a question of whether you can afford to take this course, but a question of whether you can afford not to take it. No books of work. ; you all the branches of the business. school say I have the most complete gquipment of any auto and tractor school in the world. the books you need. Lere. You tear down and build up automobiles and tractors, going to the very core of each part-with expert instructors right on hand to give you personal instructions. because they take pride in my_ institution, where every man is given a fair and square deal and made to feel at home. You will be delighted with the ease with which you pick up the auto and tractor business by my simple method. hold, interest and instruct you in the most thorough manner. make the claim and believe it is true, that our school is the most practical and complete school. had a 20-story building, it could be no more complete. When you take a mechanical course you want to know that you are capable of handling any job. from: ground up, vision of a large trained staff. how of auto and truck ‘mechanics. now. in the mechanical branch of the service, and are making more money fidence in their decisions and their taught by men who know.- We bel the most simple, the easiest to learn, the quickest results, in short, the most complete course ever offered, and our tuition is reasonable. Just tear off and mail this coupon and I will send you Free my handsomely illustrated book, showing different views of my school. We do not try to see how many men we can put through the school, but how much school we can put through the men. soon have operation? Do you realize that as_yourself in ‘getting this experfemce for your own use? A few trij repair troubles would D\H for a course here in my a pleasure it would about your equipment. are used and my system makes it as easy for 'an umeducated man to learn this business as one who is a college graduate. WE TEACH YOU BY GIVING YOU ACTUAL EXPERIENCE We teach you by giving you actual experience in every detail Your time is not wasted in lecture rooms. We teach Men who have visited my Bear in mind that my tools are You don’t work on the outside of equipment And_you will like them, too, I promise you that it will We It would make no difference if we We train you thoroughly. We prepare you The entire course and service is under super- Frank D. Hennessy, Pres. MEN WHO WILL BECOME SOLDIERS The army is calling for men who know the why as well as the 4 Hundreds ‘of my graduates are because they are efficient men. They have great con- judgment because they have been leve our course to be the best, TO THE FARMER To you men who own gas engine equipment. Do you' realize that you will to have this experience in order to keep your own mld!mes in are doing your country a service ltlo well‘h o for someone to a t- your 00l. What a satisfaction “and be to know that you, yourself, could handle any trouble shop, or a few days’ time .lost, walii FREE—My Students Receive Memb'e/rship in the Young Men’s Christian Association. Every man who takes my course is given Free Membership in the ¥. M. C. A. titles you to use of swimming pools, shower baths, library, recreation room, Don’t let this chance go by. pleasure and comfort of my students. to become a successful mechanic. $35.00 per week to start with, is advantage of their opportunity? You find, in my catalog, in my school. Improve your business ability’and earning power > leads to disappointed hopes-and ambitions. Don’t put this matter F. D. HENNESSY I President owa “BIGGEST AND BEST IN THE WHOLE NORTHWEST” State Automobile & Tractor School Remember it only takes seven weeks of your Remember that the good offers come to’trained men. According permitted to exempt men taking this training until their school work is finished. PRBP ARE —Prepare yourself for the change that is coming when this war is all settled. Know a trade or a . age. When I think of the men who are earning $2.50 or $3.00 per d?. and it any wonder that I lay awake nights wondering why I can’t compel these “w This is. absolutely without any extra charge, and en- boxing, wrestling, indoor baseball, etc. Evemhnea'g for the time to enable you to late reports, local boards are bustness that ro in old t on my desk are letters uhn"lgrpm::“nw;u.oo to - Wwho are in a rut to wake and take Rod oo e s, i, [, ol e o 0 St i B now ave e 1o TOal ul ofl’—-wrfto for my big free catalog todny—-nn(fw. e ¥ 803 NEBRASKA STREET SIOUX CITY, IOWA' I want to_know about your sy of teach- ing Automobile mfim"rfim Pledse send me your Name .. ©000000000860000000000000000 0000000 //AEEER BP 0 o“mgnuuln“ *e echanics. ; When a farmer boosts for the League;" he may not be able to see thé’ results at once, but this is the way results are obtained in organization, sometimes a " hundred-fold. i HARVE REDBURN. . FARMER HEARS MAXWELL : Toronto, S. D. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: “Rev.” Maxwell' has just visited Toronto, where he made a great hit with the townspeople. He tried to make an impression on the people to ! the effect that the League in itself” was all right, but he gave himself away towards the close of his speech by praising the good old parties. He appeared to have a personal ' spite against Townley and evidently because he could not get in his place as president. Gentlemen: :of the League, look out for such men! “"Who ‘pays him for his lectures? The big - % interests and the politicians. What would the League do with a man lik him for president? ; Again they ask us to drop the League until after the war. - That would be the most effective way to kill it and that is what the opposition wants. P. J. BUDAHL. KEEPING TRACK OF T. R. - ; Outlook Vale, N. D. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Last Wednesday I sent you a reg- istered letter containing a magazine article giving some information on the infamous T. R. 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