The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 13

ADVERTISEMENTS There Is A Fortune In Drilling Wells’ Men with no previous Armstrong Machines nll 1 = mcre hoeatlesseostthfagfinyma The Armutronn Drill is a marvel of ency and durability. 8 nght hanxi levexs complete every opera- hon tugnilt‘e has averaged 92 ft. thro lolid rock, i‘&m “:m-oflt paudl‘:‘itl‘z?lgsugul{ %‘ri‘:zrulf ‘Write tod: d fnll inf th pecial erw richt now tww ARMSTRONG MFG. CO. | 503 Chestnut St., WATERLOO, IA. DARTING, PIERCING SCIATIC PAINS Give way before the penee trating effects of Sloan’s Liniment So do those rheumatic twinges and the loin-aches of lumbago, thge:erve- fnflammation of neuritis, the wry neck, the joint wrench, the lxgament the muscle strain, and the thrf:flbmg ruise. The ease of applying, the quickness of relief, the posft?ve results, the cleana liness, and the economy of Sloan's Liniment make it universally preferred. Sloan’s| Liniment Kills Pain 30c, 60c and $1.20 iBIG MONEY IIN ORNERY’ HORSES i TM ¥ free book will amaze you. b'i mone! that is being made by those taught my famous system of horse breaking and training! Wild colts and vicious, unman- ageable horses can be picked up for asonz. l By my methods you can quickly orm them flfle. willing workers and re-sell themnnblxvmflt. . ucanusoeamht!eabmkinzoom:ndmhg i w"tel Mybookhhe pom-epzp!d'.alfoob& MJBEIEI muu.mnu 10 5D 6 S © D) 0 20 o D o S © NN o IS 6 X0 0 R 0 BIG TYPE POLAND CHINAS FOR SALE NOW One herd boar, two years old; 10 extra good fall (1918) boars ready for service. Booking orders for spring pigs at weaning time. Best and est - breeding; lots. of quality, with heaviest bones. The kind you are looking: for. Write me. C. F. GUMMERT, Renvnlle, Minn. Pioneer breeder in the state. Mention the Leader mv.'l'lGA'l'E SING LE TAX ‘llll “The % .x...m.‘i'i'a.'«. ii-n.mw :nm“ 't in the same e BrandWisdiock'u. 3! Winidtor v0'Be AR A A m""hqrmk-) x.ri "m’ y g THE PUBLIC, 122 East 37th Street ‘New York . Mention the Leader When Writing Adve'rtineu Business Principles and the Farmer (Continued from page 9) the men who developed it- rather than from the talk of the man on the street, would give the farmer many valuable ideas in management ° even though these writers consider factory production almost exclusively. Efficiency means “let the head save the heels.” It means to substitute careful planning for guesswork, tra- dition, prejudice, rule of thumb, blind effort. - It would bring one very im- portant indictment against most of our farmers—THE MISTAKE OF OVER- WORK. OVERWORK NOT EFFICIENT Contrary to our traditions of work, which makes mere work a great vir- tue and which points to work and more work as the secret of “getting by,” the efficiency expert. points out to the public that there is only so much energy in a man or beast and that only so much can be taken out in a given day without loss in the days to come. The efficiency expert points out that the end desired is the maximum amount pf work over a long period of time and not for the first day. If a man or beast overdoes the first day he is less efficient the second day, the third day, etc. Who is there who has not found himself shuffling along and really loafing, in spite of himself, the day after the day of overwork? Who has not noticed how the team moves with much less pep when it has been worked too shard the day before? It . is an actual fact that we accomplish more if we keep in good trim, doing na more in one day than we can re- cover from before the next day begins. And this leads to another strong point with the real efficiency ex- pert—recreation. Recreation is the means of recovering from the - effects of work. Consequently the better we plan our recreation the - easier we can recover before the next day’s work begins and the more work we can do. The ef- ficiency expert would get more work out of the human machine by enabling it to recover more quickly from work it has done. On recreation he points out that it should be the opposite of the work. The brain worker needs physical exer- cise; the man who works in a great deal of mnoise and confusion needs quiet; the man who tires himself out working with his hands needs mental exercise and light entertainment. Now the farmer as a class slights recreea- tion of the kind he needs, perhaps be- cause he thinks it costs too much, but if he will weigh over against this cost the increase in ability to do his work better, he will see his mistake. It pays well to provide good recreation for the whole farm family. The farmer will even find that it will pay him to take an annual vacation, if he can gosslbly get away, as his city cousin oes. CARE OF BROOD SOWS Brood sows should have dry, well- ventilated, well-lighted, well-bedded quarters in which to live. If these conditions are provided the building need not be so warm. - Good results can not be expected if they are kept in dark, damp quarters no matter how warm or how well fed. The brood sow should also be made to take some exercise. - This is sometimes done by feeding them a little way from the sleeping quarters.—NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. 1 “The toad beneath the harrow knows, Exactly where each tooth point goes. The butterfly upon the road, Preaches contentment - to that toad.” —Kipling. ADVERTISEMENTS HE Government desires the farmers of this country to produce a Billion Bushels of Wheat in 1919. With such a crop the use of the Grain-Saving Wind Stacker will saze 10,000,000 bushels that would otherwise be lost —a cash gain to farmers of $22,000,000. Grain-Saving Stacker Write Today to Any of These for Grain-Saving Stacker information LIST OF MANUFACTURERS United States Aultman &'lhylnr Mach. (f° » Mansfield, O. Avery Company, P A D. Baker ti_ompnny. Swanton, Oblo o Batavia Machine campsny mfianflm Baffalo Buffalo, New York Mfg. Co., lslmd Missourt, . Case Threshing Mach. ~Clark Machine Co., St. John.vfne, NMY Ellis-Keystone Agricultural Works, Pottse Farmers Ind field, Illinois A. B. uhar Co., York, P-mylv-nh Fflck C¢mnmy ‘Wajynesboro, Pennsylvania n Machine Works, Belloville ? Hlinots Bnbcr Mfz Co., Marion, Ohio Keck- Company, Mt. Vernon, Ind. 'kh:n“fi“’ Threshing M u:hina 00 Hop- n‘hmt} E‘:gno & Thresher Co., Port Huron, Michi mnus-ell& pany, Massillon; Ohlo, Wind Smka! Co., l.nuinm\polm Ind. llnuy Co.y !.uL. (U. 8. Agency), 8:‘-‘;‘:-’: !{:‘!’:‘&‘n.:an & Co., Richmond, Ind. The Westinghouse Co., Schenectady, N. ¥. Canada Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Ltd., Seaforth, Ont. Thresher Co., New Hamburg, Ont. Bros Co., Ltd., Mt. r-‘om.r, Ontario Thresher Co., Ltd. w-te:l&ol?flfi : W k Ltd., Ridgetown, achine Worl White & Sons &'t Ltd., London, Onhrh The snln Savlng Device Originated With The h cmcnmw. Indhupolk. Get your share by insisting that the machine which threshes your grain is equuppéd with the Grain-Saving Stacker. . This improved stacker returns to the | separator the grain blown to the stack in the ordinary process. It saves more than enough to pay the threshing bill. Get the facts from any one of the makers of | A orth America’s standard thresh- ing machines. Many of these are also familiar to you as makers epeof the leading tractors and farm \ implements. View loo)ung into hopper showing grain trap near stacker fan; also auger Tunning from beneath trap for return- ing the saved grain to separator, ™ 7 Months Wear . 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