The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 10

ADVERTISEMENTS For All Kinds of Field and Belt Work HE powerful 4-cylinder motor (5-in. boreand 6-in. stroke) built intothe AZ/- workKerosene Tractorisreallythe type of engine usually furnished to pull 4 plows. We simply claim that the 4//work will pull 3 plows through any kind or condition of soil. ‘This means a sure surplus of power for all field and belt work at all times. ‘The Allwork Is an all-the-year tractor, equally us:g and economical Spring, Summer, Autumn Winter, Absolutely 3 Guaranteed to Burn Kerosene Successfully ) See the letter from an owner of an Al/work in panel atleft. Then—Write for 1919 Catalog. Sent free for your name and address. Electric Wheel Company Wonderful Performance i “We plowed from 9 to 10 acres a day i with our_ AXwork, burning only 20 fanons of kerosene. The best plow- ng engine we ever saw. After plow- ing 150 acres, harrowing, grinditg, running’ ensilage cutter, etc., we in- spected the gears and crank bearings :fld"the wear could not be noticed at fieu'oz Brothers, Atchison, Kan, TRIAL ASSORTMENT N Wi’“@%’ ximate Welght, 'fiflx‘f’bf" * ] bs. m Pure Granulaf 081 ooy Tro ‘1"'1'1' t Soap 051 Pack o:”gol‘fi Dust W 15— Pkg. ¥ !lé%rr%esz FreshTonmsd e lxmtam :xgtuh Trial Assortm monsnns of dollars are wasted by sending don’t mean business. unnecessary waste, so that we may be enabled to sell at the low ces we quote, we will send our Wholesaler~to— a1 &t;lsotgge_ only to people who prove th;y y inf saving money on groceries, advantage of the saving oflered n our ’I‘ng Assortmen! Someo!ThaBargmnsYouWfllFmdmOur ; nmn.v talogue. PATENT Floun lll.. 7 so Swift’s Pnde Laundry Soap, per bar....-2¢ Uneeda nsc\uts, per packg:e........ ACT “ow,. Remeniber, we send our catalogue only to those who order Trial Assortment. We do not sell a part of the Trial As- ery lsfyl 11Il"lcked Dr l:i Bm 18 o8 iRt it A o Our os ":I% Catnlgg‘l-'nol 1 money. rder to-day. ¢ g enclose $1.99 and say, “Send Me Trial Aeso PRICE TO ‘YO $ a-19 ppmlmau Sn'lnc h GUARANTEE: Your Money Back In Full 4f You i COMMONWEALTH COMPANY—Wholesale Grocers. M&IQMWMWL.IH. The Largest Exclusive Mall Order Wholesale Grocers in America. y ALL_THESE FREE Secret Looket and Neck Chal t and Neck Glllll lmlufl ”'rhtp.‘:";: strap and ue Four Imxy m- ALL lillv n F anyone for II molry Novelties nt 10e o i n! in fashion. B. 0. Dale Iu. Co., Fteits : i : Frovidense, R. 0. I8 Menuon the Leader: When Wrifing Mvertiseu g R BRI 55 S R AT RIS Al T T e e e o o o e i Profit,NotDemand, Moves Sheep Price Down Cumming, N. D. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Inclosed find a clipping from the Chicago Herald-Examiner in regard to the sheep industry. (The clipping tells about the recent break in mutton and sheep prices.) It is amusing to any one acquainted with' the packers’ methods. ~ It would almost seem as though the writer really thought the demand of the consumer had some- thing to do with the break in prices. I can not help but wonder how long the farmers of the country are going to stand for this sort of plundering. Six months ago our food administra- tion was urging us to increase our livestock production, with no small emphasis on the importance of the sheep industry to feed and clothe the world. Every cheap-John “Successful Farming” magazine in the country lauded the wonderful efforts-of the packers to help win the war. They alone seemed to be the only true pa- triots. For once one would have thought they would lay aside their greed. But no, the temptation to squeeze a few more millions out of our hidés is too great; so they fill their cold storage plants with our cheapened product and later will sell it to the consumers at an advanced price—because sheep will have be- come scarce. : This sort of thing is ruining our agricultural prosperity. Public own- ership and fixed prices will enable us to build up a livestock industry worthy of our great country. So we say, “On with your program,” and may you al- ways carry the interests of the com- mon people at heart as you have in | the past few years. EDWIN L. BAGGE. SUGGESTS MOVIE PLAY Erie, Pa. Editor Nonpartlsan Leader: Referring again to the subJect of interest, depreciation, etc., on Liberty issues: I note the financial writers now say that the interest rate on the fifth loan “might as well be made 4% per cent, as former issues are selling | on that basis.” Pretty cold comfort for the thousands who have already had to take the loss, and the millions still holding the bonds who may want to sell hereafter, for certainly the fifth issue will sell higher and go to par first. 1 see many sly dxgs at the farmers and af union labor in the movies. The special interests are not neglecting this means of artful propaganda. Can you not counter by having a great play screened, or a series? The unions are about to do this. Some big screen feature showing that which would ap- -peal to the consumer in cities and the producers in small towns. It would seem to me a wise thing for the League to undertake, either alone or in co-operation with union labor. Either dramatize some great novel bearing on country and city life alike, or se- cure a new one adapted to the purpose: J. L. PELTON. - KEEPS UP INTEREST Granite Falls, Minn. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I am now in business in town, so I can not be a member of the League any more, but that is not going to'stop me from working. for it whenever I have a chance. = I did not get to send in my vote for A. C. Townley, but am glad to know that he was elected for another term, and here is w15hmg him all kinds of .good luck in his good work. Lo ALBERT H WEFLEN, Formerly of Renvxlle county, N. D. ADVERTISEMENTS Botsad Worms The above is a' true photograph of a horse’s stomach. No wonder our horses are poor and weak. BOTS are killing horses every day eating the inner mem- brane from the stomach, and in-some cases they eat holes through the stomach. You can remove every bot and worm if you wish. I guarantee to expel from the body every bot and worm in a very short time with my safe and sure remedy, BOT and WORM EX- PELLER. 1It's in powder form and is absolutely harmless. 2 Horse owners write me that my Bot and Worm Ex- ller has removed from 500 to 1,000 bots from one horse, Sgventy-five per cent of colic 18 caused from Now is the time to get your horses tuned up for spring. Price, poslnge prcmld, $2.00 er box; _$5.00, 5 3 JOHN S. JOHNSON Box 276, Bismarck, N. D. Stockman’s Home Remedy Co. AMERICA TIRES TAKE NO CHANCES Order Them—C. 0. 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Write for free circular, “How to Kill Grass.” " Owatonna, Minn. SEND THEM Two-Tootk View uac JO8. J. KOVAR, Mfr., WE_WILL MAKE SOFT, WARM ROBES AND COA' Illo um* nte gfl!mmLLERbTANNING COMPANV CROOKSTON, HINNA OurPdul.llu.nd Menfion the Leader When ertinc Advmheu' ¢ Endorsed by agricultural ’ experts and thousands of >