The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 10

ADVERTISEMENTS SHIP JOUR. We Pay | High Prices For AI;_ Kinda Established 1867 history of the world have furs been as high as they are right now. 8o nowis the time for you to get busy andsend all of your furs to the use that has a reputation for paying th hlxhest prices and giving the best ousein the West Highest Prices and Immediate Cash Returns. Write for price list, tags and full information. D.BERGMAN & (0. ST.PAUL -MINN. e Fi est service. We charge no commission. We pay expressc! Lil assortment_and g mpt returns. e T L @ , e est pric ‘Wool yd for free on Fur and Hides. HEIII' SI'IEIFF FUR CO.; Depl. .12, Monroe, Wis. FUR 1 YD CBI66SPays HighestPrices them. Spotcash—most money —quickest returns. We must bsvept.ihousanda and thousands of furs to fill waiting orders, Liberal Grading— - Quickest Returns getasquare en you ship to Biggs—experts paydou asq ; you gdeeé‘f‘n‘il’l:nluy- o mmig%nu" deduct- ed. Check !orl feuh price on the wur to you 20 minutes after T oe Lists "a'ifi'fl?.fi.fl.. are payin for Yure: Then Pt ’llLkrzo:vnwhy three quarters f fion shippers look to igge Furs Held Separate on request. In ship- ping simply write a note or letter and n- sert ln package —say- ing ‘‘hold separate’” ;nd we :lvill h;ld ylx:g tilyon ave name today for Free | giire "% F"ee submf ‘1'.':.: to the ‘TRAPPER'S tioe: 't 58;;‘1:; our monf E" mlgu:fino! "ft'éfiif.:' price :Qde-ndevery .gu.l s . very- m 8, .ne epfl of terivpinv dphunting thing else is satisfacs adventure. All secrets of trapplng for tory to you. - Big Monvy yours Free. Write s E- W. BIGGS & CO. 8 Years of Square Dealing 493 Bi“l Bldg., Kansas City, Mo at K. C. for highest prices, year after year. " Traps, ' S Baits, Supplies at Factory Cost : —Catalog FREE What These Young Men Did | You, Also, Can Do Read the letters below from two men who recently were graduated from the Lincoln Auto & Tractor School. Now Makes Three Times as Much Charles Deabenderfer, Grant, Neb., wrote: “You got me a position as mechanic at Ulysses, Neb., after seven weeks’ training at your school. I worked there until I took this position here. “My p;_mht:ln here be];ayo me thre: t;:es l:sAmucg ul ake ore going to the Lincol uto %‘;yo:s Scl(x:gol i r g :ggl work far better than any other I ever dx “] would be glad to recommend your school to boy or man who wants to improve his position. You J' more for me than you said you would. - “] wouldn’t trade my job and my work for any other line of work in the world, and I want to thank you for making it possible for me to advance so rapi (5) Paid for His Training in One Week | Louis Burleigh, Gordon, Neb., wrote: : “] have been running a tractor most of the time since I finished the course at your school; also have done some outside repairing, “It has helpédl me very much in making money. 1 paid for my time and expenses in one week after I re- | turned home and started work. “] could get all the repairing I wanted if I had [ the time, but we have two cars, engine and tractor, soit }: keeps me busy to keep them in shape and drive a tractor. “] like this mechanical work fine, and would [ recommend the Lincoln Auto & Tractor School to any_bodx who is interested, It is sure the school for good training. Lincoln Auto & Tractor School | The School That Teaches You to Boss the Job This is the scgool wherehyou gfet lgdmdele:g onal instruction by experts—where in a few short wi mcgn lreally understand mechanics and be able to operate and care for any makeot'l‘tac- tor, Truck, Aute or other engine-driven ma ery. Many farmers send their boys to this school, so they can save the expense of high-priced operators and mecharics on their own Jobs Pay $150 to $450 a Month Fit yourself to take a trained mechanical position paying $150 to $450 per month. Hundreds of jobs as Tractor_Salesmen, Tractor Demonstrators, Tractor Operators, Garage Managers, Chauffeurs, Expert Welders, etc., are open for men who are properly trained. ) If you don’t want to work for somebody else, we tram you to start an Auto, Tractor and Truck Agency and Repair Shop on your own hook. There ery% here for honest young men vevgo know the business. Send for our bng Bool today—iree. Lincoln Auto & Tractor School, 2415 O St., Lincoln, Neb. LINCOLN AU’I'O & ‘I‘RACTOR SCHOOL. 2415 O Street, Lincoln, Neb. Gentlemen:~I am interested. Send me your Free Catalog. INRITIO eevssasssess saesssssssosssssssssessssssssssessorssssesesrssosssspssssssereretssrnsstonassorssssssasassessesosssonsssesssassi sssesensessescrsssbbises sontorsevorsers sovesesasansnenatsssrssesteserssssss SEBRB soressessasesessociosrsssnsioronsasstsss Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers G e e e e T N T R T N R P T Pull or Carry? ‘Relative Merits of Truck and Trailer Contrasted =a]OR many purposes the | trailer is said to be effi- cient for the same reason that man or horse pulls much more than he can carry. The motor vehi- cle must be heavily built: when used for carrying purposes and consequent- ly expensive, whereas the light pas- | senger has traction power much be- yond what is ordinarily called into play. Thus it is probably true that the Ford passenger car could draw a trailer with considerable load and the carrying of a load anywhere near the size in the car itself would do cen- siderable damage. Tires, springs, body and other parts would fail to stand up under a use for which the car was not designed. Many farmers would probably do well to consider the merits of substi-. tuting the trailer for use of passenger cars in transporting material. Their cars would be saved the wear and tear and the gasoline bill would prob- ably be ‘not more than 10 per cent larger. Frequently the trailer would be available for work out of question with only the pleasure car. On the other hand, present practice woyld appear. to indicate that where there is sufficient quantity of heavy work, the specially adapted motor truck pays. The decision of the question in any case should be based on' careful cal- culation of available work, first cost, expense of upkeep and probable length of service of the vehicles under con- sideration. TRACTOR SERVICE COURSES As a part of its sales service the Avery company of Peoria, IIl, is planning a series of several hundred tractor schools.throughout the coun- try. Its- experts will explain to all persons attending the construction and operation of the company’s. trac- tors and other farm implements, and the information thus made available would probably be valuable to those using any kind of power machinery on the farm. The following list shows some of the dates: Madison, Wis., January 16-17; Min- neapolis, Minn., January 20-21; Sioux Falls, S. D., January 23-24; Aberdeen, S. D., January 27-28; Fargo, N. D, January 30-31; Grand Forks, N. D., February 3-4; Great Falls, Mont., Feb- ruary - 13-14; Bxlhngs, Mont Febm- ary 17-18. : GRAIN GROWERS’ MEET The Tri-State Grain and Stock Growers’ convention will- be held in Fargo January 20-23. Doctor J. H. Worst, formerly president of the North Dakota Agncultural college but now state commissioner of immigra- tion, will deliver the prophecy that he wrote five years ago, predicting at that time what progress- would be made in North Dakota by 1920. It was written and sealed at that time and has not been opened since. W. J. Spillman, formerly with the United States department of agriculture, will take up agricultural surveys and their uses. John N. Hagan, commissioner of agriculture, will discuss phase of the state industrial commis- sion work. The program will be made” up of live topics presented by the best authorities. DEPEND ON FARMS Tractor manufacturers had good oc- casion to observe this fall how much legitimate business depends on farmer prosperity. - Many freight yards in the West were jammed with tractors which the manufacturers expected to sell but could not because of drouth m certain sections. - PAGE TEN some" ' ADVERTISEMENTS “Every Old Timer Ships to Taylor’’ - Why do successful trappers choose Taylor year after year? Because Taylor knows how to sell your furs for best mar- ket prices. Tag your bundle today to Taylor! s t LOH_I yUlSoa, Taylor experts always grade your urs up. They remove any blemish which would make your pelt takelower | grading. Result? ~Better grading— bigger check for you—another Ta rlor shipper added to our long list. Quick Cash Pay! After youhave worked hard for pelts, there’s no excuse for your having to wait for your money. That is why we mail your check same Ny your furs are received and graded. owamng— no dxmppomtments : Ship Now! Today—while fur prices aresky high —is the time to-ship. Play safel Tag your furs to Taylor today! F. C. Taylor Fur Co. 275 Fur Exchange Bullding. S_t. Louis,U.S.A. A Factor Worthy of Cogitation Satisfled shippers and honest returns luve guided and led the Bismarck Hide & Fu Co. moting 8 volume of business. Satisfled shippers l&us has mboen and always will be our basic idea fn makin, g re- Buyers of Furs, Pelts, Wool, Hides and Junk. Tan- ners of Furs, Coats, Robes, and Leather. Write for price lists and m.uloz. BISMARCK HIDE & FUR CO. MARCK, N. D. Cut the price of oak harmes: FARMERS leather in half. Ship your hldea md furs for unnln: Hides tan: ned for robes, 82.00 green $7.00. High robes, complete, su 00, s&!:.(S .00 and 318 .00. Oak hnmen le-meét'wgl in d._Shipping point, So aouth Plrk noho & Tanning Co., South Park, lllnn. bywh!dlsm were G’gv. ernment and - over 20000 mechanics. lmrnlnlfeww experience 2 FnEE Wt t:duy for mm:;ud free catal working —— i