The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 13, 1919, Page 13

Y 4 4 (* 1 S| o R Tr o1 » “ > < ’ 5 ;’ . -, ~ ADVERTISEMENTS “DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT” FRESH FROZEN DELICIOIISLV APPE- TIZING SII.VE‘ STAR HERRING—The Bny them now. They are wonderfully big and good. Tastily packed, “Fam- ily-Style”, l‘&) mm“fgfilba.netwgtoffiuh .$7.00 SOIhLyoung—wun.netwgt.offiah ...93.75 Boneless LARGE, SELECTED, ZERO 100 b.lts OZEN OCEAN FISH - Per Ib. 'tll:x'aun' (Sllm lhlu) exceptionally Floumlon (dressed) similar to Halibut. . ] Rod l'!ockllsll (Red SIilpmu or Nor- Rt mended Salmon, hi CANADIAN FISH “FROZEN 100 lb. lots ALIVE"”—H md’Whol 1b. N.D sudAberdeen.S.D Add Vc per 1b. nhovamces,uwo the to these nu:tory eook with every SAM JOHIISOH & SOll's FISIIEIIIES : NCORPO! PIER 'l‘. EQUITY SHOES DUI.UTH, MINN. _We Eliminate the Shoe Profiteer No Money in Advance These Eqnlty Work and Out- door Shoes such , wonder- ful value thleo send prepl!d 4 no money down. You flnd money-saving. bar- gain that you will surely be satisfled. Why pay $5 and $6 for shoes not near so gopd? Great Shoe Offer This shoe built to meet the demand of an outdoor city workers® shoe as well as ror the modem Built & styush "lace Bludmr pecial ~ tan- \ ONLY 33.95 % DELIVERED clal process ’Rfcn leaves all the ‘Ilife™ in the leuther and gives it-wonderful wear-resisting quality. eagy on the feet. They out- eather and water-proof 5\1 3 eavy chrome leather tops, most comrormbla. easlest shoes you ever wore: your name and address; and be eure SEND to send size you want, Prlce ofwthese shoes is EQUITY SHOE CO,, 424 Boston . Block, Minneapolis, Minn. : tine, a0 2o el e Bt ety e e P A s l!ld prices. @ We Bny Hides and Furs and 1 pay| best cashprices. Nomat- Ii hat kind 2 have, send themm vg o tw honest “'.you uation and quick S!7S.Mfl'allv..'mm Poultry Book 25 s o o Describes busy Poultry. Farm handling 63 pure-bred varioties and BABY OHICKS. = Tells mm ebme (mvk.lm. sprouters, Mailed for Berry's Poultry Farm, Box {40 ounm.u- M BREEDS o%.trogcable chiok- mducks.ummd tur- - / AN OLD STATE-OWNED BANK Timber Lake, S. D. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: The government bank of' Sweden will celebrate its 250th anniversary as -a -government institution next ' year. As early as 1664 or 1665 a man named Palmstreuch started a bank at Stock- holm. He abused his privilege by is- suing a great deal more currency than he had metal money to redeem it and the government had to step in and | take charge to prevent a panic. After many hard trials it is now not only the oldest but the best-man- aged bank in the world. It is the only bank in the country that has a right to issue paper money and the Swedish crown has held its exchange value higher during the war than the money of any country. The interest chargsd on short-txme , loans to farmers is never more than 1 per cent hlgher than the interest paid deposxtors, in peace times. usually 5 per cent is paid and 6 per cent charg- ed. - The bank has branches in prac- txcally every city in the country and in every farm community a farmer is appointed to act as notary and rep- resentative. If a farmer wants a loan he must get two other farmers to sign the note and then go over to the farmer-notary- and sign in his pres- ence. The note is then mailed to the nearest branch bank with the notary’s recommendation and the farmer usu- ally gets his money in crisp new bills by return mail. The notés usually run for two years, one-quarter to be paid each six months, or it can all be paid when any of the quarterly payments are due. The bank does no farm mort- gage business. This is all done by the government farm mortgage bank that loans gnoney for 40 years at 4 per ,cent interest on the amortization plan. My father was the bank’s represen- tative in my home village and depu- tized me to do the work and collect the fee of 6% cents on each ‘loan. When father did it himself the nelgh— bors would usually pay him by saying “Tack ska du ha,” There were no high-salaried traveling appralsers that had anything to do with it. LOUIS LIDSTROM. KEEP THE INVENTOR Brisbane, N. D. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: ~ In the early days when a man in- vented a new device he generally sold out at the first opportunity. But in our case I object to this. A. C. Townley is the sole inventor of this new device—vise, we will_call it, as- it has squeezed the juice out of the old gang. Big Biz would like to pur- chase it so-as to put in improvements, so-called, so thHat it. would react. Now as Mr. Townley is the inventor and president of this great works, he has asked the stockholders their advice. My advice is to retain the.inventor as president so as to control and operate the g'reat factory ourselves. HENRY KINKEAD. RECONSTRUCTION Throughout the country, the politi- cians ‘and those they represent are hastily calculating -how much ditch digging they can give the soldiers. The assumption seems to be that the boys fell in love with trench digging over there, and will he unhappy with- out it (at ditch digging wages) over here. It is the big business answer to the demand for a new day after. the war. Makes Fords Start Easy e gas and makes’ in, t- 1gnitis posslbl the Bear Mm Co., Bear dmp e and inexpenslvg an r&cholee.p lncl:g';wunlogfrloes ¢ ADVERTISEMENTS o al Reduction in Prices Recent warm weather has compelled us to reduce our prices in order to move the heavy stock. We have quality fish of all kinds, ‘BIG SUPPLY—SELECT STOCK Regardless of what you order, we have all varieties and can send you exactly what you want immediately. The weather is fine—order now. Send for big catalog but order varieties shown below direct from ad. FRESH FROZEN LAKE FISH ' SUPERIOR HERRING — Abun ches., Cheapest because most plenuful One-half pound each, per 1b. .............................. Tc PIcKEREL—A lalrgsa catch, We can fill all orders, 4 c per 1b TULIBEE WHITEF Specially nice this yenr per 1b. PIKE—Best of all freshewater fish, per 1Ib. PEHCH—Scaroe. GOLDEYES, per 1b. ..ceeecceens SKATEWING, per 1b. ..iececcecsccnnes cessSToonann WHITEFISH. g ORDER TODAY—GET BUSY ‘Now NORTHERN FISH COMPANY PRICES TALK! SEE THESE PRICES—TBEN ORDER NOW—AT ONCE! FROZEN OCEAN_FISH er 1 CK FISH—Formerly Red S; nappers IS'( ISH—Brfll Bole Plnlce Floun ers n WAROE-LARSEN FISH COMPANY DEPT. 70 - IFYOU HAVE FRIENDS IN DIII.IITII ul wll you umt we - own and operate the largest fleet of ntfnm fishin or along the shore of Super} and ask them about ua They boats on Lake Superior. of being the first out in t.he t.hm the ice in the winter. we are the largest producen Boats that hold the tell you oW our prices are most SPEGIAI. IIITIIODUOT 10N OF'ER ox De Luxe Herring for 86.00 u yon include at the same time atleast a $10 order !or other fish, Fresh Frozen Split Rocl fi)De Luxe, box. net | ., $4.5 plckerel 14(', Q'ke, ednah— c NC 8| (l-l ), ( ) ( D- kfl h er) red cod), red B!ll ' }g 3 [ ), 16c: (hum, No. l grade lutc k, 50 1b. net tul net wgt., smoked A ox No. 1, containin, g 1bs.,-net ed varieties fancy fish, $10.7. Shlpmente n, 8. 0, N SGIHDMFISHGO MD Duluth, Minn. LARGES1 PRODUCERg & DISTBI'BUTORS IN N.W. .INSTANTLY RELIEVED WITH QR MONEY REFUNDED, ASK ANY DRUGGIST or write Dr. 8chiffmann, St. Paul, Inu. Price 85¢ * From ground planted ‘by.use of Thapll%EYS ON POTATO PLAN distributors of salt and frozen fish in this Northwest, and as we gl:trlbube such encrmous quunut.lg’s of frozen fish we Alagka hadmes (cod) 100 FRESH FROZEN OCEAN FISH: RED ROCK FISH—Sold last year as. Red Snappers. Splendid favorites. Hudlm and , 2 to 7 lbs. each, 1D “aee Sub o voe siiesnmioisoilssod FLAT FISH—Brill, Sol lee small Halibut, 0 8 1bs, per Ib. ....ecieeeencns BALHDN—Benm.Mul pink, fall caught from t.he Pndn 6 to 9 lbs, dressed, ROVAL CHINOGK ‘SALMON, 'i6 ina "~ average, per lb, ended by the government. Headless and dressed, 4 to 10 lbs., HALIBUT—Most satlsfylnx—dallclous in a hun- { dred wnys. to i connsn—h‘:’dd\' . 't.fie. ................... . favorites, 4 to 7 Ibs. = ¥ he deli- ‘SMOKED FISH FINNAN HADDIES—BIig, thick meated, ulously cutexl Huldles in 15 to 30-Ib. DULUTH, MINN. “You Know Our Fish We only handle the best and are proud of our high standard reputation FROZEN LAKE FISH I.AKE SUPERIOR HERRING . K e e R SR R T N BT SKATEVIING HITING WH!TEFISH .................. sessscescens DULUTH, MINN. v SRS T ke e e e T Johnson Fish Ca., DULUTH, o SIINN This practical, hdpfulupageOOOKBOOKmFREE with every order. Télls you hundreds of delightful ways to prepare your fish. THE CHOICEST-TASTIEST Fish You Ever Ate.: Frozen solid to eserve their delicious flavor and in _ boxes, 100 Ibs. Gross wugot, %f X i 2o 2 you cataie today A. S.JOHNSON FISH CO. DULUTH, MINN. DEPT. H