The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 23, 1918, Page 12

‘1 ADVERTISEMENTS E " | LETTER LO LEAGUE MEMBERS _ ADVERTISEMENTS -~ - PaysIOO & .St. John, N. D. Fellow Members, Nonpartisan League: If there is any one among you who is sorry hecause of the few dollars he has individually spent in League mem- bership, I suggest that he stand up and be counted. : .I would further suggest that we - give him_- charitable treatment at Jamesfown (state hospital for the in- PuaLic IsWARNES = ~ Against Taking Substitutes for 3 Nuxated lron "} Physiolans nolow Say That Ordine - ary Metallic (ron ' Preparations s i} EveryYear Hundreds of progressive farm- w am sane) or that we raise a purse to Poss| The. Same BRON, {1 ers have written that “the Nxsco c.E.HOUG!L have him treated at home, whichever c";‘;'RE“;;! N'.POWER : 3 4 Spreader_pays for itself every year”—%“the most ' “would seem the more generous to our b > rofitable investment on the farm”—“it doubles the Tortanata: brothar and s re o i -AND END 4 i : yield"—“saves its cost”—%“couldn’t farm without it”— and other such statements. These letters mean much to the man who is farming for profit. They are conclusive evidence to any farmer willing to consider the facts. They prove the statements of Experiment~Stations and Agricultural Colleges. They prove that you should own & N u-mowc zw Idea The “NISCO” is THE ORIGINAL wide-spreading spreader, the machine that, revolutionized old-fagisioned: methods — that has always been the leader in quality, improvements and ]iopulanty. Has solid bottom with chain conveyors. "Pulverizes thoroughly and spreads evenly 6 to 7 ft. & . wide. Drives with heavy sprockets and chain—mno gears. _Low down, light draft. Loads and pulls without undue strain on man or team. Saves time, reduces labor. See your *“Nisco” dealer, He is pretty busy and "l ncopneton o by "2 e Spound 10 o Gof i 0 W) you go on the ‘“Nisco”—the alffartherthan| 7' s 0" on are sure of, If you don’t know him, we'll send you his name and a free - copy of “Helping. Mother Nature." a ur | splendid book on soil fertili NEW IDEA SPREADER Co. ' Coldwater, 0 1 Spreader Specialists “®1 The ““NISCO” One-Man Strew Spmdu :lfluhmcd-i‘ fiuhl‘:’n ln 1. As_Organio lron—lluxahd .lnil United States Judno Atkinson Gives Opinion cive to the interest of the Nonpartlsan league. With the machmery\of the state of - North Dakota at our disposition and the amendments -passed (for I feel that most of them have passed, al- though we have no official count “as yet) ‘we have great opportunities to- do things. Right here I wish to say to Miss Nielson, who has won over Brother Macdonald, that I hope she will prove so good as to merit re-election two years hence, for in that case if she | is not a. Nonpartisan she ought to be, in which case we will elect her just the same. Also Miss Nielson might forgive me the statement that unless she possesses or acquires the qualifi- cations.above mentioned she will -step down and out at the next election. I wish to say that never in my life have I receivedysuch value. for so lit- tle money—$22 (I was one of the for-- tunate few who took membership in the "great organization at, the begin- ning- when the first dues were $6)— from any one as I did from A. C. Townley, and never have the farmers received or achieved so much in so short. a“time. I do not want to be understood by any that I believe Mr. Townley to be a saint or an angel. If he was he FRON are printed would bé no more permitted to remain thereon—not Nux onthis unclean earth than such crea-- | and Iron nor any tures were allowed to remain at the | g;‘:"}{:;::eg‘ Ii:g:' time when ;;lhe credulity of the people zfle u&mfla.\i)lé permitted those wmged messengers to | fTesults produced by. perform. Townley is just & man and | besied Lios snd li wicpread sie G bo- he does not like me, but I admire him, 2’,‘;",',','.’1’ :zren& ti:y u:s ::l)t.u thu l‘egdtt:bthe not because of the trait in his char- physicians say that health offeisls and doce acter which makes him dislike me, | tors everywhere should eaution the public but because of his many splendid at- :ggmg,,‘gm; ,"‘?,fl:‘"" “‘“fi tributes which have made this un- ;I;b‘l,tltu;el or Nui:;ated Trons w wlu::!; imus ein| orgamc on_may not m P o peoe s L o talking | Loeh-8, maile o, compouad which s through my hat I inclose my check | The x:dewregsbzt:hcafiontg ghe above in. for my next two years’ membership, E’,‘I‘,‘.c.fg'.,u,‘:. fom',“gfu 'm" hoping to be the first to renew as I 5 was the first to join in my toymship. J. 0. DUROCHER. S REFUSES OLD-GANG PAPER Lidgerwood, N. D. Edltor Nonpartisan Leader: . Under separate cover I am sending you a copy of the Summit Independ- 7 Careful inv stigacion by physicians amonz 5 dmggm. gnde patients has gevaled the fact that there are thousands of people taking : iron who do_not distinguish between or-- ‘ut ganic iron and metallic iron, and. that.such : persons often fail to obtain thervital’ energy, strength and en- g iy durance w hich they seek, simply because they have .taken the wrong M form of iron. ] Therefore, iphy- glcians ment! below, advise those who feel the need of a etrength and blood builder to go to their fame ily—doctors and pbtain a prescrip- tion calling for or- fanic_ iron—Nux- pted Iron—and pre- is to their | United States ]ud‘g: = - *Juse your Spreader and find it far sent this S druggist go that | G. W. Atkinson, there may be no question about ob- * taining the ‘proper article. But'¥f they do not wish to go to the trouble of 8emn¢ s rescrip- |1 tion uxated Iron tne.n be sure to look on the label and see that the words NUXATED League Books and Pamphlets These books and pamphlets will furnish you with good ammunition. They are sold at actual cost of printing and mailing. - P A book of 94 pages full of just the things you want to F aCtS for Farmers know; 15 cents single copy; lots of six or more, 1214 cents each. . A book of 82 pages giving the inside of Facts Kept From Farmers §,°8; Sl 58 Saie% Sudie sosy % lots of six or more, 1214 cents g[avfih ok e s ; e whole story of what the gue has done in Where the People Rule i Sctans ten’ ansumens of :all; single , copies, 5 cents; lots of 10 or more, 8 certs each. { Orlgm, Purpose and Method of Natlonal Nonpartlsan League Operatmn A ‘brief statement of the hov; anéi why and what of the League; single copies, 3 cents; 12 for 25 cents; 50 for At the Producers’ and Consumers’ Oonventio A C TOWIlleYS SDeeCh in St. Paul. The best speech Townley evg' made, and that’s going some; single copies, 8 cents; 12 for 25 cents; 50 for $1. The' real things you want to know from the president’s Wlnnlng the War letters, messages and addresses, including the 14 war and peace aims which &1l the world is discussing today; simgle copies, b5 cents; lots of 10 or more, 8 cents each. \ ‘nr Make everybody pay according to their’ ability’: How to Flnance the ar pay; a scathing denunciation - of” the prof—# iteers; single &rqies, 6 cents; lots of 12 for 25 cents; 50 for $1. may_be i this oub]ect and,; protected from the use of metallic iron_un- . : der the delusion that it @s Nuxated Iron - B B g:' at least something as good as Nuxated k It is surprising how many people suffer from iron deficumcy and do not know it Tf Jyou are not strong or well, you owe it to iourself ‘to mmake the following test: -See 4 | 5 5 : A t or two £ to ent. We received two sample copies ow long yots can work or_how far you can . T Why Should Farmers Pay Dues ‘s Sufitrcid"sis [Il | of this paper, and herets the letter We | Tt ao geots it of Nossted dion dhhcs | are so worried about that $16 ; single copies, 3 cents; 12 for 25 cents; 50 for-$1. sent to its edxtor times per .day after m for two weeks. ‘ Special Bundle Offer g [l sepd you one of each of ol ndic tagupniets ., “We ‘have just received the second Thentase Jome & see how much i ‘ copy. of your aper and notice that.it Manufacturers® Note— Nuxated Tron. : g THE LEAGUE LIBRARY, SR L e ote_Numted T, shich 1s o= Tris against the Nonpartisan league. Emummdvbuzmawm s I Here are< three books which will make any Leaguer an A No. 1 library. Please keep .your paper at home. It (7 Unlike the older mornnln : 3 Every League member ought to have these books. 3 ‘is net fit for American farmers to m'mdm_w':fi : firhm anmg Jom m B gt 1. “The New Freedom” p[uitent Niors ereat book caporess ang |f| | 22 You cad not change pur minds i e L ...,...m B e and-we are strong for the League, be- | § 9@‘} iy t7 all M i cause- it is really fightmg for democ- racy at home.”, Our 1mpresswn is that this paper _was sent to every votersin Roberts b co,unty, S. D. 5 - KRAUSE BROTHERS WARNS AGAINST MILITARISM 5 Hot Springs, S D. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: z Universal mxhta.ry training, which the kept press.is trying to make popu-' lar (because. the -war spirit is at 1§§ g height, would fasten on us the chains : of Prussianism. We should take warn- ing from Germany’s fate. . ‘ : The American soldiers. were the very best in a]l Europe and that: with he: |- " least: training. s spoxl the soldler. PA has tried its best to do so. It will furnish you arguments and open the eyes of some of your friends in town. Gef this book by all means. 66! 99 By Fred C. Howe. A better 2. “The High Cost of Living” 2. % ni book would be, “What’s the Matter With Farming,” for it tells you what is the matter with it .?‘nd why the farmers have to organize to chx,a’m;f]:3 con‘dvfians T‘fi book fllllll‘ of f’?‘:lt? omas 8. s 3. “Democracy or Despotism” % Wt el democracy is and how to get it ; shows how big bminess maintains its rule through pohtlcs, and. how we can take it away from t Speclal Offer an three of these ‘books for $2.50. Order now. Prices for “The New Freedom”Z-Single copies, 81; lots of {five or more, 80_cents each; lots of 10 or more, 70 cents eaeh. lots of 25 or more, 60 cents each. Prices for “Democracy or Despotism”—Same as. for ““The New Freedom.” Prices for #The High Cost of Living”—Single copies. $1; lots of five or more 80 cents ‘each. 'Send in ynur order for books and get posted. "THE NATIONAL NONPARTISAN LEAGUE" EDUCATIONAL DEPT\ 4 BOX 304 . 8T ‘AUL MINN., Eggs Cost 12c a Dozen "" Any poultry I‘Bbl;erf u:g M 1 “ ‘egge At 127 i(» dozen eedin er’s T 3 a h-u cent’s worth of %m:l;onda% egk' lnm < mam.lu and : they: o 2. packaxes ey s T8’ or lm (3 pflu tan‘ MAYER'S HA‘I’GHERV 838 Senurlty Bldl. . nuulls Hln OR ALL FURN AND S;glnmfiian]i‘e fl?fiumfi?fi? we will STOVES sum!ly REPA!RS and PARTS. ention/the Leader Wheu'Wntmg Ad\er*lsen