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

e —— A 5 v ¥ = N 8 ADVERTISEMENTS R M T e . : The Spec1al Sessmn et ndnn ‘in North Dakota lNVI’I\ES Y()UR Ap PBT ITB . (Contmued from page 3) .. Anvnn'msmmg'rs R ARMY GOODS /CUT OUT PROFITEERG 3 - Deliciovs , Wholesome ~ #¥ | state. - To support his charge he read goverfi';e%’léecfipu:&fiia %flifi‘:&.«:gfi'imz e A o 5 3 o m 8u G e ideal winter food #R | a number of disconnected paragraphs | o7 Forl . AR ERNNG Gt o 8 % i from 'a book —entitled - “Love -and lNEXPENSNE' Ethics,” by Ellen Key, the noted Swedish author. He said he had taken this:book from the circulatig library, % | which was to be sent to' the school g | children of the state. League members immediately { moved appointment of an investi- N gating committee. What the in- vestigating committee discovered 7 gave the lie to all of Burtness’:. | statements, It was found first that the book in question was no part of the circulating library, but Now ls tll'l'une to Order Your l’lsh for -the llolldays % | vas aken from the shelves of e And we certainly have a most pleasing assortment to offer you this season. They are ghe | reference library, which does not the finest, healthiest looking lot of fish that we have seen in years. Fresh from the water—big, lucious and full-flavored ones—direct from our fisheries' new and not used. ‘No money in advance. e s e 90:05 | Army Oversea Shoes, ss 45 | per pair.i i iiessanenass Army All-Wool Blankeix, 8iZ€ 68X T2. 00 v ivaiian Teateassaseseee Odnts; leather go out to the schools of the state. . |- Army Shirts, O. D. 4o inland folks everywhere. . Frozen solid in a preservative way—and [y .It was 8_]80 fo“nd %at the~ volume \ :vool.-. ..... $4.75 ! 3 g in question was purchased merely 2 : s ; Tastily Packed in Str ong Wire-Bound Boxes We |y let t of books by K T T . : . 10 complete a set o1 | 8 by Key Specify Bizes. Everything séent on: approval: %X So they will reach you in the finest condition possible. - that had been bought by the for- Y erything. 'sent on: approval j - fi?&to?gmn:fizfifingoyfig :lvgal:‘:— ?E' smbele?xo ofiu?g:gxfn'en:;cn;‘ig;. by ordm i mer administration and had been ‘Anderson Tire & Rubber CO. 3‘ ; luth prices, per pound th prices, per pound. kept ‘on_the library. shelves for Moore thk' St._Paul, Minn, SILVER BTAR HERBING; they “are SAILEFISH (dx‘essed and ~headl y A years. ! wondert‘ully big and good thls win- large full-flavored fish ......o.c00s ........................... . 8¢ WALL-E PIKE ' (dressed), deli |Army Goods FED ‘Rev. John Flint, pastor of the Trin- BONEIESS v o s s ssnissnsnssns 9 NORTHERN WHITEFISH ' (dressca ity Lutheran church of Bismarck, dis- i JACK PXCKEREL, husky and whole- genuine treat at this price ldc & m later i L =7 BOMC (v o'y 5l ve voaisiusanis nalegyeeses 11c CHICKEN HALIBUT (dressed and head- cussing the mattel later in the Sague JACK PICKEREL (drcssed 'and head: FLO ese) ihe, finest fh obtainable ... 20c Jig _caucus, “{}e‘} B“.?t;‘,ess t{m “itgpgd:}?t ............................. resséd), er as chick- ignoramus” for 'intimating al e : } RID ROCKFISH Norwegian = Uer),. = €N ....eeieeereionennsonnsaesns fi p P ur as Pl' tll o ot hoatleas 13¢ SMOKED FINNAN HADDIES (dres:’gcd Key book was a “Iree love's volume. I chased ro & LR LING;CODFIBH (cleaned and hulag- flat d:;nd headless), per box- °ss N “I have three books by the same 2.0 Tha ' 1eBB) . L eeievrecsrensernceioesassae C PoOUNds ....ense PR R R sseeces f( author in my own library,” said Rev. U s Govmm SPECIAL ASSORTMENT BOX FOR CHRISTMAS NO. “E 1” . 25 pounds Flounders; 25 pounds Pickerel; 25 pounds Whiting; 25 312 25 A ® Flint. “The author is one: of the % | world’s best known authorities in the that is classed as the leading neutral discussion of actual events in Russia today, and the third Leon Trotzky’s “Bolshevism and the World State” | that has been published in serial form in many of the leading standpat news- _‘papers of the United States. : JAPANESE FORAGE INTRO- DUCED : Kudzu, a native forage crop of Japan, has been ‘successfully. introduc- ed into the United States.” It is a for- o m’nmm Tiatirie W tocaite -age "which merit] extensive use on aal; we wish to/aunounce - that ‘we_ still have . the heavy clay hillsides and otherwise ,I&T.;u .mp::a"i? A e kool fer. s pounds Whitefish ; 100 pounds of our choicest fish for ONlYeeieeannsansd i fight for the rec ogmtlon of the 1lleg1t- .fil " 2 k{ . i} FLOUNDERS (dressed), packed in original boxes, 130 pounds of fish....,..,$15.25. 4. | imate child-—the same fight that the %0 .- FOR QUICK DELIVERY order your fish to be shipped by express from our distribut- 3 ran 00 - i# ing points at DES MOINES, IOWA, or FARGO, N. D. yAgd 3c per- 'po?md to ab:ve { late ; ces n\N il made I the 4 prices ;when ordering your fish shipped in this way. United States 75.008 - K 8{;}::; a auxéply t?f your fa»izl)ntetfiih dOW—th::d select some o&:r 1l::lind “frtg ': fgenuine % Burtness' also attempted to stam- Y » stmas trea! ou 1 no e sappoin et T r i} beautifully illustrated crtnlogue and price. Tist - onwlirgga lots. IT'S FREE. . o B pede the house members: against the 35:00 1 board of administration, which had | 14 A Sam Johnson & Son’s Fisheries, Inc. - 3% | bought the library books, by charging a5 - ¥ DEPT C, DULUTH, MINN. % | that it had stocked the'library with 2.75 R S S S S . A e A A B N, S, S N, S W, 0, S #% | books in favor of bolshevism. A pe- c 3% ; 2 e “rusal of the books on’ this subject | §¥ive ring leatne %00 a2 purchased by the library shows that cks, o 150 " oné was a book opposed to bolshevism Sweat pads, each 1.50 -and attacking the’Russian Soviet gov- | § &ry,comorts, °2hd'.ffi?.'.°... AN : ernment, another, ‘“Russia in 1919,” ,”l ¥ orders_ promptly YORRT nzler agog& Include and whera -necessary spedty nlzaa. We do_not issue enulo Midway Horse ‘Macket, St. Paul, Minm, . —-.——— ARMY GOODS | The Choicest, Tastiest Fish You Ever Ate A \Real Treat for Your Fa.mnly Every fish frozen solid—direét from the spavklmg waters—with their wondu— ful zest and sea-flavor fully preserved. These delicious fish are packed in strong wooden boxen. 100 nmmds gross' weight contains 85 pounds net of fish. Heni BTl 2 e Pgr ngxo R = Per Box neglected land of the southern states. y: erring, delicious R P 6. all- ¢ho! sweet~ ; 1 % Whiting, very tender, .... Liwas mesEy -m“’ S T Kudzu prospers in the eastern part |; vg SRR P 98 Pickerel, unusually fine..; g ‘s:?‘li:l:n. finest ‘Havor. ...d..& -y 14:50 of the United .States, particularly RO AL mtn hoes {120 Tl ‘5-5 olnders, mpting vor . al mt, ‘waon : Rockfish, " (headless). cloaned 100 | Seathi s R s southward, attaining luxurions growth “"’ s'“' filfifi.‘“ : Genuine Whitefisl;‘ (dressed) splendid Lutefish, 50-pound tubs g Wwhere the ‘summers " are ‘warm and- Aw 3 Blai Wu 8 hhwexghmz t! ree to four Dounds < Wuti;nd'}ladczll‘lg, dellamousls . moist: <1t is largely mfled for ‘orna- 00RO T P e L S i Smo! n 15- y i & 5 . - BaBIefish: 1o heads: br tretls 115 AR, ss o e ponnd " mental purposes it most of the ‘south- | |- Mention “"" "’ each fiticle wanted, -ern states, the decorative vines often’ ng-codflsh 26 pounds Royal Herring .e.esiecsceeeessovansnanss climbing to a helght Of 60 feet it Write for FREE 24-page catalogue, profusely illustrated. _|.-more, . Have your: fish slnpped from our -Branch Houses 1™ The Japanese utlhze udzu on ,FOI‘ Qule Dehvery at Fargo, N. D., Des Moines, Ia, Remember— -| rough, rocky hlllsldes "which' are’ too you will save both time and money. ¥ Add 65 cents more to above prices when you order shipments from the Branch steep to be cultlvatea, the fiber of the stems being ‘used 'to make “grass House nearest to you, as we pay the freight ourselves to these points. | cloth;” an article of commerce, while : A. S. JOHNSON FISH CO. portmanteaus are -also manufactured Duluth, Minn. - lDept. G’ ¢ - 'from this fiber. . The kudzu roots are STANDARD SUPPLY CO. s £ Special Christmas Box Sont in%xflfiffunzdg e §amm 20 185 W. 7th St. St Paul, Mina. bed,"hay ylelded three ‘season.and as_high ] b