The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 27, 1919, Page 14

| | | ADVERTISEMENTS surpnse you. Order by No. 61 P3100. this Sale-by-Mail— plain blue, tan or lavender. the dress. length, 39 inches. you one immediately. Oy L1 I3 b3 “".. ".';'omj DEERE RS N Waterloo Boy Keronene Tractor. OarSpeaalSale byMail LndsFeb 2854 THE Montgomery Ward January-February Spec- ial Sale-by-Mail Book contains bargains that will Here are examples, and still they are only zwo of the 1,000 money-saving opportunities that are offered on the pages of this remarkable book: Riverside Universal Inner Tubes, for Fords—30 x 3—30 x 3% in. See Page 87 of Your Sale Book This is a bargain which should interest every Ford owner. After Feb. 28th, however, this chance to save money will be beyond your reach Act quick, Order Now. And here’s another example of the money-saving power of Durable -Percale House Dresses Order by No. 36 P324—See Page 23 of Your Sale Book Excellently made house dresses of good quality percale m Trimmed with black and white striped lawn on collar, sleeves, cuffs and front of - Sizes, 34 to 44-inch bust measure, If, by some chance, your book has failed to reach you, consult your neigh- bor’ scop¥ or send us your name and address at once and we will mail The sale ends February 28th, so we suggest that you act promptly if you want a share of these money-saving bargains, The articles in this advertisement are shipped from Chicago and Kansas City. ddress your order to the nearest house. KEEP YOUR MONEY I Will Give You One of These New Tractors Free. | I don’t sell ’I‘ractors I give them away. Want onel Of course you do, if 17 to make all kinds of money this year. All T ask for, is a little of your spare ing away money. have iust t! Ber ience, no skil ou are a farmer who has planned time. Wast- our winter sgare time is like throwing away e right thing for you, no ex- no investment, no gamble—just a ttle pleasant work “‘vigiting around” among neighbora Only a farmer or farmer boy can qualify. There are absolutely no “strings’” attached to this offer, but you must send me your name at once—today if possible. I can’ t tell you my proposition until you do. I'll even pay the postage you s end enough—isn’t sending me your name. That’s Skirt Kansas City Portland, Ore, ‘'Please Write House Nearest You 2 69 fair SIMPLY SEND IN THE COUPON! NO COST- ”IIII I :gh:ion to me, et me kzow b; NO OBLIGATIONS FREE TRACTOR COUPON nry N. Schmidt, 601 4t* :we 8., Ihmur Deer ““Watizrloo T.7" or u “‘Avery”’ !I.‘mtor lb:olu olh. !inn Wltthont cost oz eb- {} a brand new ®eccscesensssse ‘MyName : 5 —_——-——_—_—__— ’¢ think .80 P st s S e s e el ththhoilbumin h& ;3 your stoc] InPlace - WARMWATER:22 Yet tlut'l y-heat— imeud of maun&emflk . musele fat. IISBY o TANK HEATERS 2255 hog waterer, ¥ & CO., - 91 M.mm‘m...fi“lfllm."‘ K 18 e s aad-nn lunhole of grain, HOG WATERERS i e e | SRR S | REAL LEAGUE SPIRIT Winthrop, Wash. Edltor Nonpartisan Leader: I have been a member of the Non- partisan league Iess than a year. Be- fore I became a member of the League I knew there was something wrong with economic conditions, but I did not know what it was nor how to find out. I had aiways read the kept press papers although I knew they were in- veterate liars and that I could mot be- lieve anything they said, but I did not know where to find other papers upon | which I could: depend., A friend sent me a copy of the Leader, which I read from- cover to cover. I then knew I had struck something worth while. After inves- tigating the League a little I made up my mind that if ever 4 got a chance, I would join. Happily, J. L. Freeman attended a meeting of the Grange to ‘which I belong and we invited him to speak on the League. The result of this was that the whole Grange went down into their jeans and handed him their little old sixteens. For this T have every reason to be proud. I have gotten in touch with the best literature on economic condi- tions and am circulating it as much as possible. I own several copies of “The New Freedom” and “The High Cost of Living,” which are being read by many, and I have sold over 20 cop- ‘ies to citizens who did‘not know where- to get them. I have already gotten my money’s worth many times over. I have cut out all the reactionary stuff and have substituted such papers as the -Seattle Union Record, the Farmers’ Open Forum, the Agricul- tural Grange News, the Public, and others as good. It is to be hoped that Washington will have its state paper before long. The movement brmgmg farmers and city workers together is just the thing. We can’t help winning if we all stick together, though we are ham- pered by the many so-called patriotic organizations which have been waving the flag for political camouflage. What we need is more education, more reliable papers;, . more organizing, more true patnotlsm, and less flag waving. I especially like Mr. Townley’s stand in regard to the referendum vote. May Washington Soon follow in the footsteps of North Dakota. EMIL VENTZKE. READY FOR' THE LEAGUE Uoll Heights, Mont. Edltor Nonpartisan Leader: I am working for the widow of a member of the League, Mrs, 1. E. Davidson of this postoffice address. He died on December 17, 1918; and the League certainly lost a - good friend in him. I found a lot of old Leaders when I _took charge of the farm and have been getting his Leader-each week since and- reading it too. T like the clear- cut way you have of going after Big Biz, the special mterests and the kept press. Just as soon as a League meeting is held in this neighborhood, I shall dig up my $16 and be one of you. I wish I could have voted for Mr. Town- ley. CHARLES MORSANT. GOOD NEWS FROM CANADA Every labor candidate put forward in the recent Winnipeg city elections was elected by a substantial majority. The voters also repealed the statute setting & property qualification for municipal offices. © Similar labor wvie- tories were recorded in other parts of the province of Manitoba. The results give -a great impetus to the: farmer- 1abor pohtlcal alliance there. All Sl mvi:imssmnms : Feed Grinder and Power $47.50 Complete in one—- complete power feed grinder that does the work at a price very little more than the cost of the feed grinder itself. The Lawrence Auto Feed Grinder . is so simple it hardly needs explanation. The feed der is 8o constructed that it can be opera by power direct from the crank shaft of your car—most any make. 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