The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 20, 1919, Page 13

ADVERTISEMENTS This fine, choice Flounder, “‘tender as the breast of chicken”—a hearty meal for four, goesabsolutely Froe with every crder. Assure yourself of a delightful by ordmng now. Frozen, Deliclously Appetizing, Siiver Shr heereamofthummnscstc‘n em now ey are wonderfully big and good. u{l‘n.st packed, ‘Family-Style” in sanitary boxes. 1001bs, Gross Weight—85 Ibs., net wet. of fish.$7.00 501bs. Gross Weight—40Ibs., net wgt. of fish 8.75 | LARGE SELECTED. ZERO FROZEN OCEAN FISH, mtlmfly boneless. b. lots, per 1b. ung (Sliver Hake) exoeptionally good this g‘l essed) similar to Halibut, Red Rock Fish (Redsmmm or Norwegian Uer) dressed a eadless. lei Cod Fldl (dreued and headless) no waste. . .130 (dressed and headless) recommended by Uncl Sam. ; Salmon highly - nutritious CANADIAN FISH CAUGHT UNDER THE ICE, —Husky and wholesome. 100-b. lots.perlb. ed Pike, _distinctively ‘dainty [} Ickerel, famous for its “Huskin Tulibee (WMteflah) fish We will ermen’s favorite. pack assortment of the above varieties from 50 to 1001bs., or more at an additional charge % o per pound. Sall ed in brine to ,Aluhlerlnu 20 Ib.tl'mp!“!éls. o L SUIGKEH DELIVEIW CHEAPER FREIGHT, FISH, ordu your fish to be ship, t‘rom our nearest Moin Fargo N. Dak. and Aberdeen, B Dar—ag 555 pound to above prices, as we pay the freigh points. thmg and dealing with fish has been our lifetime pecialty. The fish we sell you must please—n.nd our methods must be ea Write for our beauti- fully illustrated catalogue Today, it'’s Fres. A of loyur Big valuatie Gt Bodk o S ey .mthem SAM JOHNSON & SON’S FISHERIES, INC., PierT , DULUTH, MINNESOTA This_ helpful 64 page COOK BOOKn FREE | mthenry Tells you hundreds of delightfal wxynopreparomfiah s THE CHOICEST-TASTIEST Fish You Ever Ate. Frosen solid,.w their delicious flavor and 100 Ibs. Gmn contain 85 1bs. l‘pe;%t 'ught‘:f. Herring, delici Unusually £ Wall-E; m?s.“s'.?e.:a meated. ... 14 Lutafisz, 50 pound tubs. ..ol 150 Our profusely illustrated catalog is absolutely FREE." Write’and get your catalog today. A. S. JOHNSON FISH CO. DULUTH,MINN. DEPT. H' "LITTER CARRIERS Hmhnutmwflumthemwhmdle, & e The lever handle works just lik ‘some one of them. American Society of Equity is the .ous kinds. This ig 1 get busy at once. ok How f Nation Succeedsasa Merchant (Continued from page 8) England at 40 cents a pound to British workingmen, , The explanation so far offered by the British government is.not satis- factory to ‘the Australian producers and is most h\muhatmg to the Ameri- can_democracy. The explanation offered is that in order to get a sufficient supply the British government was oblig- ed to pay the American beef - trust so large a price that, so far as American beef was concerned, its selling price had te be put above 40 cents, and the Australian and American beef was lumped together- and sold at the general average of 40 cents. It costs 2 cents a pound to deliver the Aus- tralian beef in the British mar- ket. The retail price, according to the transactions of the Austra- lasian governments acting as merchants at home, if the selling price there is 15 cents, in Great Britain it should have been 17 cents. It was 40 cents because 23 cents was added to the selling ' price of the Australian beef and this added price on the Australian product turned over to the Ameri- can beef trust in order to secure American supplies to win the world war for democracy. ) Publicly owned markets can best fix the price not by‘a price-fixing com-_ mittee to fix the prices in privately owned markets but by furnishing the yards at just prices in the people’s own markets. That is what happened with the nation as a merchant. (The subject of the next article in this series will be “The Nation as a Guardian.”) INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION Madison, Wis. Edltor Nonpartisan. Leader: I, like M. L. Amos of Ellsworth, Kan., have a message. First, the League has a legitimate function on the political field, which gives it a right to-existence. Second, it is a farmers’ organization and all farmers should support it. Third, there is a field for a farmers’ organization on the industrial field such as the American Society of Equity, Farmers’ union or the Grange. - I suggest that all members of the League, who are not already members of one of these organizations, join And as the largest and most influential of any in the Northwest, I suggest that League members in Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Montana join the American Society of Equity. This_is necessary in order to estab- lish: co-operative activities on the: in= dustrial -field. I say this use at our last national convention, provi- sions were made so that the local, state and national co-operative activi- ties may co-ordinate or work together; also, to establish departments of vari- destined to make this organization much more power- ful and influential than any similar organization in this country. I hope every Nonpartisan leaguer will see the force of my argument and Will gladly answer any inquiry. Wishing all a Merry Christmas, T am truly, - - J. WELLER LONG, Sec.-Treas. American Soclety of . Equity. “M~u31c‘hath charms——” Perhaps twould be-well to send Paderewski ‘against ~ the " bolsheviki, —. GRAND- FORKS (N. D.) AMERICAN. L ADVERTISEMENTS Sy YV N N TMORE FIS})[ 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 k BIG SUPPLY—SELECT STOCK Regardless of what you order, we have all varieties and can send you exactly what you want immediately. 'l‘he weather is fine—order now. Send for big catalog but “ofder varieties shown below direct from ad. FRESH FROZEN LAKE FISH FRESH FROZEN OCEAN FISH SUPERIOR HERRING — Abuntant RED ROCK FISH—S8old last year as Red Cheapest because most plentiful, Snappers. Splendid !nvnrltes Headless and One-half. pound each, drassed 2 to 7 lbs. each, 3]/2 c A 7 FLAT lFISH—l:l 111, Bol Plai d Flound r e, Plaice an ounders, PIcKEREL—Amlnlrge catch., We can fill all Lflm emall Halibu A special treat, 13 Sl P C orders, 2 to per 1b. c to 8ALMON—Benu'.lfnl pink, fall caught from the 5t 9 lbs. dressed, 7 C LAKE catches, TULIBEE WHITEFISH—About a pound each, Specially nice thiz yepr, per 1Ib. | roval CHINOOK SALMON, 18 Ibs. PIKE—Best of all fresh-water averuge, per 1b. fish, per 1b. SABLEFISH—Recommended by the govemment PERCH—Scarce; Headless and dressed, 4 to 10 lbs. 5c per _Ib. HRLIBUT—Most satlslyinz——delldoun in 'a hun- dred wnys 2 to 12 lbs. per lb, GOLDEYES, PEE Ib. cicecssccctsenvocnssstnserssss lzc f"“};?" 4 1o 7 lbs per Sl;:rTEW"lG. 5 SMOKED FISH FINNAN HADDIES—B thick meated, deli- WHITEFISH, c,(ously cured Hnddtesmin 15 to 80-Ib. 18 per 1b. 1b C WHITING, SABLEF ISH-Emoked' o " perfection; 1b. 30-1b. boxes only, per Ib. ORDER TODAY—GET BUSY NOW NORTHERN FISH COMPANY DULUTH, MINN. You Know Qur Fish We only handle the best and = ' d of our hi PRICES TALK! e feal s B SEE THESE PRICES—THEN ORDER NOW—AT ONCE! FROZEN OGElAyNnefilssi;la Perlo. FROZEN LAKE FISH — rmer i —RBrill, §ole, Plaice, m&fifders {3 | LAKE SUPERIOR HERRING N—Fall_caughi i7e | PICKEREL CHINOOK S UT—Delicious Chicken Halibut ...... The true Cod from the Pacific overnment recommended ... SMOKED FISH DDIES—15-1b. box SKATEWING ' gou—:s—so 1b, hox WHITING LEFISH-—30-1b. box WHITEEISH WAROE-LAkSEN FISH COMPANY DULUTH, MXNN Per 1b. E Lt Sr>5 >+ E§° -] PIKE TULIBEE WHITEFISH PERCH—Scarce IULLETs—Suckers GOLDEYES ®nm 0OxT - PO o el m mes ] x z 2 >> Sz=z zz S>> ; Keeping Up Johnson & Carr Standards Johnson & Carr have long beeh selling frozen fish direct to the farmers of the Northwest and have a reputation for handling only high quality goods. Those who desire the best and are most particular in the choice find Johnson_& Carr goods highly dependable. The present management is main- taining the same standard. You Can’t Go Wrong on Johnson & Carr Fish. But We Strongly Advise You to Ordér at Once and in Large Quantity. LOOK AT THESE PRICES Fresh Frozen Fresh Frozen Ocean Fish - Lake thn, Per b, 3 mfle dmg. Fllh—Formu}gl/ Lnrlse Superior Her- 5 ................. e Flat Fun—mm Sole, . | Ppickerer”311 110 {4 Plaice, Flounders....... 13 | Pike ... .0l Halibut ............ Pacific .......... —"—‘—'—— N agba L ammet 150 | Mand Gt inrier,olo Johnson & Carr _ DULUTH, Dept. 65 . MINN. Coffee at Wholmle l’nees. DIRECT TO CONSUMERS 't Yo, Ronseed anily ad ehis n%'é"afii“affi"“ you. Roas ily. and ship] we get your order. Postage paid up to 300 miles: Golden Glow (Regular 30¢ Cofloe) !0 Ih. u.u Plantation (Regular 35c- Co “L. Golden Mellow, 40c Coffee, 1 Try 10 lbs. at our risk. If not entiub D. . satisfled wa will “refund your money., ' Gleason Wholesale Coffee Co. 1 451 Robert st. 8t. Paul; l!lnnmu ‘Mentigh the Leader When wmsu Advetfiurl sers Liberty Bonds Exchanged || at par for tractors. Or if you want to for cash, send them to us by regis- tered mail and we will remit at mar- ket price the day they are receiv Farmers Grain & 'l'ract.r Co -"\}‘