The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, May 19, 1919, Page 11

ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE FIELD OR] ments 80_we before ofleflng it for general farm use. The ‘MB-GO’ Tractor at- tachment converts your Ford Car lnlu the most efficient light farm tractor ever offered. Less than an hour to put it on with regular Ford tools; In less than half an hour, back to a pleasure car if you wish. No matter what has been the experience of others with tractor Itl‘lcbmems. Ours Is 80. stem of mauryzeus the wheels, an%lyosed and running in oil, dellver limit of power and pre= -gyent any unusual strains on ul or_ drive EXPLAINED IN BOOKLET FREE LOOKS GOOD - —IS GOOD Hauling, plowing, discing, harrowing, seed- ing, harvesting, B E!rr THAN EVER, faster, 7, A0 b ult o el ‘worl y our -day offer. 0 it lopger. You will want OWN IT Labor Union Banks Workers of Twin Cities Urged to Establish Institution The following article was written by Frank Hoskins, editor and publisher of America in Chicago, and formerly con- nected with Farmers' alliance publica- tions in Minnesota. He did editorial work on the official organ of the Minnesota Farmers’ alhance in 1887 and 1888, and was editor of the liance -Advocate Minnesota from 1891 to 1895. BY FRANK HOSKINS Every one connected with reform movements knows that the money trusts and banks will do everything in their power to wreck the industrial program of North Dakota, and there- fore should rally to its support. For exchange purposes, the North Dakota bank will need bank connections in St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, New York and other cities. The labor unions should organize such banks, ADVERTISEMENTS FAMOUS STICKNEY ENGINES (Brand New) GREAT PRICE WRECKING SALE DON'T DELAY Order Today for Immediate Shipment 134 H. P. Complete $ 43.00 5 H.P.Complete $ 95.00 7 H.P. Complete $125.00 Repairs Always Obtainable, EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM—A FEW SUGGESTIONS. Sharples Tubular “A” Cream Separators Lumber not only for this purpose, but to give all needed financial aid to the North Dakota industrial program. The members of labor unions have BPEclAL COOLING SYSTEM, easily at- tached to motor, gives perfect circulation and guaranteees not to overheat ernzln Impossible for the wnte to boil at any of speed. POWERFUL, rugged trncmr lor farm work six horses. Replacement of parts guaranteed for one year. Write or wire Watts Corn Shellers Hay Balers Roofing Paper Ensilage Cutters Grist Mills Paints Feed Grinders Bone Grinders Plumbing Supplies, Etec. Cord Wood Saws f for further information or booklels. | more than enough money in the cor- (RS ) donlers or County agents. poration banks, getting a low rate of OUR PLAN . We buy in immense quantities at sheriffs’, receivers’ and manufacturers’ sales, and entire outputs of factories anywhere that we can purchase materials and merchandise of a quality up to our standard. We sell our bargains tm our customers at prices often below cost of manufacture. In this ad we feature the famous Stickney Engines. Our purchase of a large lot of these fine engines permits the exceptional prices noted above. Now is your chance to get an engine. Watch for our ads and take advantage of the special bargains, and send for our Special Catalog No. 111. Don’t fail to read our guarantees. Located in St. Paul—at your very door. CHICAGO HOUSE WRECKING COMPANY 79 East Fillmore Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota. CONVERTIBLE TRACTOR CORPORATION, Dept. I. Factory, St. Paul, Minn. interest, to finance the farmers of North Dakota and other states. These banks should be national L, 3 banks, using the Liberty bonds as ; ’ capital and to secure currency. In this connection it is well to call at- tention to the fact that the first Lib- erty loan 3% per cent bonds sell higher than the later issues of 4% per cent bonds, because the first bonds can be used as capital by national banks, while bther issues can not. There should be a general demand made that congress permit all govern- ment bonds to be so used. 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That i i Sewd shoes T mark X postpaid. 1 am ". ‘:‘:z : these on l;p':n‘vnl and my money back donble—quie.k uf glad tol""““ k nothing ! For Boys 88.85 8 SEND NO MONEY 0 ‘worn by hunters, sportsmen, ate.,lflfiudmnpdr NATIONAL WORK SHOE $3.48 on arrival. From the .‘},’.';:?.‘..’,'...‘,’ of the World men recently discharged from the h cnom o § 8 SUPERWORK ELK SHOE ”.1:_0;- arrival, Thatis why the & ce ls onlyaa 10 on arrival, army by the United States employ- youon| ;: Boy's sizes 234106, only 8285, The shoes] | ment service, according to a bulletin e s R s eags one penny. You alone are the judge. Send just issued by the department of labor. mg %?e"v?";:k' e vance. : i, e i NO MO, EY—alm&ly send coupon. There will be no more at 'sold—go act NOW! *=====iall Goupon Todayl"====*= Many of the men now being releas- ed from service were raised on farms, and were inducted into the army from Is price when these Boston Mail %:lnpflgu;?ug‘::fho stow, Mass | f2rms. Besides this, agricultural o Sgnd my pair WORK SHOES postpaid. 1 will pay on schools were conducted in some of the B e Pt L e hins? ™™ | camps. "At other camps the men’s in- terest in farming was shown by the Light and Powerful fact that books on farming, stock rais- * ing and kindred subjects were the Strong' and Durable‘ 3w most popular in the camp library. 2 Rl As soldiers these ‘'men have become Five Years® Successful Service oy used to early rising, and have been for Satisfied Owners hardened and toughened by their army experience. The department of agriculture has a man in each of the demobilization camps selecting men for the farm, and supplies their names to the employment bureau. Representatives of the employment bureau are placed in each state. Those in League states follow: Colorado, Ready Kenehan, Room 202, Barclay Block, Denver; Iowa, A. L. Wiek, 835 Grand Avenue, Des Moines; Idaho, M. J. Kerr, 301 Ban- nock Street, Boise; Kansas, J. W. 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