The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 12

\ ADVERTISEMENTS tural authorities. PRICE ONLY $1800 Hoiland 100 Cole Bldg. MR. ALBERT HOILAND, E 100 Cole Bldg., Fargo, N. D, money back if I am not satisfied, . NAME .coreemecreencresecsscncassesassesasaasasen isYourThreshermanA Grain s M advance made in modern threshing, A device in the hoppert re- . turns to the separator the grain that would otherwise go to thestack. Users writeus thatg&--m this improvement saves one Zo% three per cent more grain. Figure what that means to you. Get the facts from any of the makers of North America’s standard threshing ma- chines listed below.. Among these are the builders of the leading tractors and farm implements. All of them are pared to supply threshing machines equipped with the Grain-Saving Stacker, 7ile Lo any of these for information., You know how you have been getting docked when 5 \[§ you sell your grain. This dockage is costing you big money, and ‘you' should put a stop to it. The only way to prevent this loss is to tr your seed grain for smut before you sow it. The Hoiland Smut Machine A Pays for Itself 10 Times Over in One Season With this machine on your farm, you will sow only clean grain. There will be no more smut. will pay for itself 10 times over. and when you are through using it for treating grain, it makes a mighty good watering trough. THE HOILAND SMUT MACHINE is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or your money back. Hundreds now in use. Th has a capacity of 60 to 100 bushels per hour. is the only machine that saves the solution. machine, built according to the standards of high dipped, not soaked or sprayed. Order Now—Use This Coupon Send your money right away and get rid of the smut on your grain. Your money back if you are not satisfied. Order now, direct from this ad. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR FREE ON REQUEST ALBERT HOILAND, Pres & Manufacturing Rush Your Or'de-"Us This Coupon Dear Sir: Enclosed find $18.00 for a Hoiland Smut Machine. I am to get my AdAress .....cccecscaccsssasessssscsssssescssescssesesssasasnsssassoreses: TSR | T 1S 1 O ) eat Use my machine this year, and it The machine will last for years, e size shown here for $18.00 The Hoiland It is a dip) inlg cul- These authorities say that grain should Company Fargo, North Dakota HelsIf He gses The Grain. * Ylew 106King into hopper showing grain trap near stacker fan; also auger running from beneath trap for returne ing the saved grain to separator. *™ LIST OF MANUFACTURERS United States Aultman&Taylor Machinery Co.,Mansfield,Ohio. Avery Company, Peoria, Illinois, A. D; Baker Company, Swanton, Ohio. Banting Manaf; ring Comgany,.'.l'oledo, Ohio. Batavia Machine Company, Batavia, New York, Buffalo Pitts Company .Bnfialo. New York. C;re Mfg. Co., Cape dlu.gde‘u, Missouri, J. 1. Case Threshing Machine Co., Racine, Wis. Clark Machine Company, St. Johnsville, New York, Ellis-Keystone Agricultural Works, Pottstown, Pennsylvania, rd, Tlinofs, -Bnmtinglnm Co., Rockfo: Farmers Independent Thresher Co., éprlnzfleld, A. B. Farquhar Co., York, Pennsylvania. Frick Company, Wavneshoro l;':znaylvanin. n hine Works, Belleville, Illinois, Huber Mfg. Co., Marion, Ohio, Keck-Gonnerman Cqmpaixdv,Mt.Vemon, Indiana, Minneapolis Threshing Machine Co., Hopkins, nnesota. -P«izlt Huron Engine & Thresher Co., Port Huron, chigan. ‘The Russell & Com , Massillon, Ohio, Russell Wind Stuckepr.(lgmpany. I:si'an ap%lln,lnd. { Co., Ltd., (United States 8 b m’éfl&mfii hmond, Ind wayne, inson s iana. The Westinghouse Co., Schenoctady, New Lork Canada Robt. Bell tlilrtfine & Thresher Co., Ltd., Sea~" forth, On 0. Dominion Thresher Co., Ltd., New Hamburg, tario. Erpar Brus. Co., Ltd., Mt. Forest, Ontario, Jo(l)a:'-_flGoodhon Thresher Co., Ltd., Sarnia, 0. mm.,ma.. Mildmay, Ontarlo. - nald Thresher Co., Ltd., Stratford, Ont. The Grain-Saving Device Oru'fi'inatcd Indianapalis, Ind., Mention the Leader- When Writing Advertisers S G R N P i s e anyone for selling only {2 of our Jewelry Novelties at (0c actory. in Mfg. Co.. Providence, R. §. Sawy_gr-unuey Company, Ltd., Hamilton, On= Shewl_r;to ySheaf Loader Co., Ltd., Winnipeg, Sussex Mfg. Co., Ltd., Sussex, N Brungwick, Waterloo fifz. (_fo.. Ltd..umrlo:? Ontario. &Onvtlanr]tf) Machine Works. Ltd., Ridgetown, George White & Sons Co.. Ltd., London, Ontario. with The Indlana Manufacturi ho Also Originated the W socearing Co-s ALL THESE FREE 1233323322% Secret Locket and Neck Chain, and Neck Chaim, imitation Wrist W with adjustable leather |str|p and buckle ngs. ALL Given “//fl/lninuii\ ea! n. A. 0. Dale SECURITY LEAGUE ARTICLE Erie, Pa. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: That National Seccurity league ar- ticle is O. K. in every particular, Now have you no- ticed that H. M. Byllesby of Chi- cago is’/the new president of that league? I hand you herein some details showing his connections— he is absolutely owned and con- trolled by the Morgan - General Electric-copper interests, and it is safe to say that all candidates hav- ing the league’s support will be sworn enemies of municipal and gov- ernment ownership, and those not in- dorsed by the league will be Bolshe- viki, disloyal, etc. The Saturday Evening'Post hands you another one this week. They have been so strong for “orderly gov- ernment” and “changes should be brought about in an orderly way through the ballot,” etc., that the following, from their editorial, sounds odd to say the least: “We believe Dakota farmers would have secured every tangible object they aimed at with less friction, less cost and greater benefit to them- selves, the state and the nation, if they had resorted to voluntary co- operation instead of using the co- ercive political machinery of the state.” ; “Coercive” is good. As they don’t believe in the roughness of direct ac- tion nor the smoothness of political action, they must believe in “leaving things as they is”—the old lady’s definition for “conservative.” J. L. PELTON. INSURANCE TRUST ACTIVITIES . Atwood, Kan, Editor Nonpartisan Leader: ‘Find inclosed a letter which is self- explanatory. Evidently the big in- surance interests are becoming alarm- ed, and as I am in great sympathy with the Nonpartisan league, having been a farmer all my life together with my law business, I thought I would send you this, as it would show what some enemies of humanity and progress are up to. All eyes are centered now on the legislature of North Dakota, and here is hoping that she may come out vie- torious. M. A. WILSON. The letter Mr. Wilson sends is an appeal by the insurance federation of Kansas to all insurance men to join and pay dues regularly to fight “cer- tain new political organizations.” On an inclosed leaflet the object of the federation is stated thus: “To fur- nish its members and the general pub- lic reliable information concerning the origin, nature and effect of any and all legislation, the purpose or natural consequence of which is to make the state, directly or indirectly, wholly or in part, an underwriter of insurance hazards of any description. To sup- port and -foster sound insurance of every kind.” , § The insurance fraternity are very much concerned lest the farmers get state hail insurance and the people in general should desire to apply some of the lessons learned from gov- ernment insurance of our soldiers and sailors, or the experience of some states and big corporations in carry- ing the insurance on their own prop- erty. They are going to put on an “educational campaign.” Watch their fireworks! “I look upon conscription as the taproot of militarism; unless THAT is cut, all our labors will eventually be in’ vain” — GENERAL J. C.. SMUTS (to peace conference). - PAGE TWELVE ; Esgeciall in_producing a thresher and engine that wi into the hands of the farmer or thresh- erman and do the very best in thresh= ing, saving and cleaning the grain, To desi;inknnd l{)uild a gpo;i c:h;%:!:e‘: m now by experie! : heeded. Nichols & Shepard Company, builders of the famous Red River ial Spec has devoted its whole lifetime to the b:;ui:g of threshers and the power to drive them. Mechanics and rts have grown old in its service, and in passing, their sons have grown up to take their places, For nearly th: uarters of a cen- S e, and are able to maintain it as the best, most capable and effec- tive threshing ma y that the world bas ever produced, ‘The Red River Special has the only true principle of taking the grain away from the straw—that of deating 52 out. | It's blg cmnder. the Man l;,e'findthe Gun, the Beating Shakers enable it to “;3 m?:e gmn:;u a; anyother machine made, /¢ saves farmers’ Write for special circular, Nichols & Shepard Co. in Continuous Business Since 1848 Builders exclusively of Red River Spes . al Threshers, Wind Bearn snd Ol Gas Feat o oo Save $25 to $250 Compare Galloway’s prices on Gasoline Engines, Cream Separ- 3 ators, Manure | preafiem, and other Implements. See how much Galloway saves you. Buy Implements DIRECT! That’s the way the close b business farmer today buys Ing:lemugings‘. ufi’e has lloway’ (Jynbtalog on his desk and tory pricos. Next Fall Get thom- need for work n Write at lateat 013 edition of Gallo- 7 t!on imn“?a‘:nfl:x':i mnmwwhhmmmmn WM. GALLOWAY CO. 507 Waterloo Station, Waterieo, lowa 5,000 Hors coLLarS New Government Humane Metal Horse Collars at $5.00 a Pair Any size. These collars cost the gov- ernment $24.00 per pair. chance, write unp:odg;. BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN Midway Horse Market, 8t. Paul, Minn. Now is_your