The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 15, 1919, Page 12

. ADVERTISEMENTS SPECIAL 30-DAY SALE OFFER This is the time to get the implement Yyou need at the right price. Asa special Harvest Sale, I am mak- ing.a special factory wholesale run on one size Spreader, En- gine and Separator. Iam pass- ing the saving along to you in this Harvest Sale. Act now! Mnil the coupon today and get he price on a Galloway Snreader. Separator. Harvest Sale of 9,000 LowT own 60-70 Bushel 9,000 Spreaders in Harvest Sale. Take less r ables you to cash in big on record- crop for top prices, Has new utnbutor Besides bas eleven other great features, stop uniform clean-out push-board. Short. turn, all wheels under the load, "All steel beater—tears manure to :hreda—cannot twist, warp or break. Spreads from four to twenty-four loads per acre, The Harvest sale price on this Masterpiece 7 is a quantity price. You could notbuy the12, 000 rxceisba.exedonfi:Elt 0 7‘;‘ 7 nctan) ne it the price of 6. P(;tnblee;r mxonnvr?ys Big bore, 73%’&';3{" 3 horse and man power. Ene Low down. Has wide-spreading V rake. Patented automatic Harvest Sale of 12,000 Masterpleee Seven at_a lower figure, because heavyweight, every part stan terchangeable, snln:hu Harvest Sale Bove Nt 15,000 750-Ib. Separators thesamefor one orthewhoqels,ooo The750-1b.size o the best all around size—our big- - gest seller. Has all our latest lmpmve- ments. Skims close. Easy to run and clean. Every dm‘ggt mflkgetsfnll sum- ::mfum of bowl. Sold on 180 e S Mail the Coupon Send me est Sale Prices. Wm. Galloway Co. = 907 Galloway Station, WATERLOO, IOWA Here, Neighbor, is where you can “knock off” a good, big part of ; the price you expected to pay ) for that new stove or ¢ for my cata- " log showing the most beautiful hot blastand . soak beatetz.halzase bumerl:}flsl:egés :—:,r;‘d cast iron ranges you eyer ey 3 All quote?i a%r my factory-to-you prices—{reight pre- paid to your station. 3 Also get my money-sa ofieronKa!amazooP‘ - Pxpagsml’}na e e o Phome: flaphs, Indoor Closets, Fireless Cookers, Sewing chines, Washing Machines, Cream Pamts and Roofing, . ““The Old Stove Master’’ Kalamazoo Stove Co., Mirs., Trade'Mark Registered IstheBible Tru REPAIRS ':::‘fi‘,'..‘i?’:..':*:fisa?zz‘} STOVES we will supply repairs and parts. 17 S. Third St., U. S. STOVE REPAIR COMPANY, l‘lmnoapohs Minn. You must read the book that has been suppressed for 100 years! Sent b'y‘ mail prenaid for only 50¢c. If you don t think it is worth Truth Pub. e Fou |4oo Bmdw-y. New Yark. [ Indorse League | Locomotive Firemen and En- ginemen Praise N. D. Laws HE Nonpartisan league and farmers’ laws of North Dakota were &iven the indorsement of the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Firemen and Engine- men at their twenty-eighth annual convention recently in Denver. The resolution, in addition to indorsing the League, urged the brotherhood mem- bers to support vigorously every movement proposing similar forms in all states of the United States and the provinces of Canada. The resolution is as follows: “Whereas, the recent referendum election on legislation in North Dakota has resulted in establishing laws in that state providing for a state indus- trial commission, a sfate bank, a state warehouse, elevator and flour mill system, a state hail insurance, a state bonding of public officers, a state home building association, state grading of grain, soldier compensation, disability compensation, the eight-hour day for women, the minimum wage for women, state inspection of coal mines, a full train crew law, protection of employes, unification of education, recall of pub- lic officers, desirable consumers’ co- operative laws; and INDUSTRIAL PROGRAM OF STATE FAVORED 3 “Whereas, the said state bank, ware- house, elevator and flour mill system, state hail insurance, state bonding of public officers, the state home bulldmg association, state grading of grain, and disability compensation, are institu- tions to be owned and operated by the state, which means by the people rather than by the private corpora- tions; and “Whereas, the state of North Da- kota, through the adoption of such legislation, - ‘has emancipated itself from the rule of the powers of wealth and privilege; and “Whereas, the powers of wealth and privilege are in control of practlcally every other state government in the United States, and are likewise mak- ing their oppression felt in the Domin- ion of Canada; and “Whereas, the best interests of the people démand that their national, state, provincial and municipal govern- ments be based upon principles of fundamental democracy; “Resolved, by this, the twenty-eight convention of the - Brotherhood ' of Locomotive Firemer and Enginemen, assembled in Denver, Col., that we do most heartily congratulate the people of North Dakota upon the success of this great emancipating movement, and the delivery of their state govern- ment from the clutchés of privileged private interests, and that we urgent- ly recommend like action to the peo- ple of all the other statés_and prov- inces in the United States and Canada. “Resolved, that we urge upon: all our members to vigorously” support every. movement for the enactment of simi- lar emancipating legislation in all the states of the United States and in all the provinces - of the Domxmon of Canada. ’“Resolved, that copies of this reso- lution ‘be sent to his excellency, the ,governor of North Dakota, to the senate and house of representatives of said state, to the president and secre- tary of the Nonpartisan league, and that same be pubhshed in our maga-. zine and copies given -to the pubhc press for publication.” ST TiiS CONGTETE B You can save many times the cost of a Sheldon Farm Concrete Mixer on a [ few small jobs. What is more, you can do the work when you please, in otherwise idle time. It is made espe- clally for farm use, and will handle large jobs as well as small. With a j SHELDOM 2275 CONCRETE MIXER yoa can, at lowest possible cost, build § your own Concrete Feeding Floors, Foundations, Walks, Posts, Tanks or Sllos. Sheldon Mixers mix 3 cubic feet at a batch; have continuous chain drive, clutch pulley, easy tilt- ing discharge, handy dumping lever and sand-proof bearings. No other mixer excels its quality of work. No § other mixer approaches its wonder- [§ fully low price. {MIXER -ON YOUR FARM & Send for FREE Catalog Today & talog fall escribell!l typesof Sheldon or o all oE th Pemaricably low Ellxw le - how you ’:‘n l‘:‘\xld a S eld%: know nbout eonaete work, gfi'l FREE Get A postal will bring it. "SHELDON MFG. CO. Box6106 _ Sell Your Timothy, Cloversand Other Seeds to Us FOUR REASONS why you should: (1) We are close to you—easily reach- ed by telephone. (2) We have just .finished the most up-to-date seed cleaning plant in the West. (3) We can pay more than you ecan get elsewhere. (4) WE PAY THE FREIGHT. Free sample envelopes on request. The Adams Seed Co. Box 3 DECORAH, IOWA. Send for my b Postpald FREE §iee ,.,,,{, EDISON RECORDS, (dls:lrcylindcr). than 5,000 to_choose from. hebutmme in flve world—Sacred, Hawalian, '\’N. r:p ay postage . everyw wondcrml ullufion of records Foreign Languages Write today. ° Laurence H. Lucker, Edison Distributor, 80 S. 8th Street., Minneapolis, Minn.. BOOK ON NEHAWKA, NEB. 1B DOG DISEASES and How to Feed Mailed free to any address by the Author Ploneer H. CLAY GLOVER CO. ' Dickey Glazed Tile Silos Send for Catalog No. 28 Before You Buy a Silo. WS, G, 0 Kansas City,- Mo. Chattanooga, Tenn. Ine. Dog’ Medicines [§ 118 West 31st St., New York. . Ditch for Profits : bi| 5 Inmmzmlwfiry uxnhl)o- ht -~ : Labor in’this country is independent Mention THE ‘LE'ADER“:i%vhen you write to advertisers. Let “them know that it pays to advertise in the Nonpartisan Leader. - } and proud. It has not asked the pat- ronage of capital, but capital solicits the..aid of lsbor.-—-DANIEL WEB-