The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 2

ADVERTISEMENTS Make Sure of Your E LAVAL Cream Separator Earlyin1920 There’s no happier or bet- ter way of starting the New Year right than by making sure of a new DE LAVAL, if you are either without a cream separator or are us- ing an inferior or half- worn - out machine that should be replaced. For three years now,:- thousands of those who wanted a DE LAVAL have had to wait weeks for it and many have had to buy a second grade: separator. The demand has simply exceeded the possible supply, though more DE LAVALS have been made each year than ever before. More and better DE LAVALS will. be made this year than ever before—as many as available plant additions and. skilled workmen can produce—but the demand gives every indication of being greater still. Order your DE LAVAL now. Make sure of getting it. 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MERRYFIELD Grain Grader You can actually separate No, 1 from No, 2 wheat. You can separate oats (4 from tame oats. You can separate m i tard from wheat, barley, rye or oats. You can eliminate the dockage that you get at I the elevator. You can make as_good, if not §f e better separation of foul seed from zood i seed than is usually made in the best equipped elevators in the country. A WILD OAT EXTRACTOR. The Merryfleld iGmdex' was built primarily HERSG tl;\)\' the p racting wild oats trom | mem P t gurpofif it would make every other separafion Profits 15 to 20% th this machine you can lncrme our grain- firow{:g 1l)iroflr.a from ft.e go Ehin grain c nne and separa! " machine _ will etter gm-ket aybettar e, & more ready nle than i8 possible by not owning one of these machines. Cedar Rapids Foundry & Machine Co. Dent N. P. 1. Cedar Ranids, Iowa Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers Increase Grain Erowers it Yaloes where-the ate todsy o W and values where A.rm impur2 seed. f er cxn ate rd;o:}’:‘)fi gx“vother !&fl leed. u 80W. yon wm ?y‘go“m v'; sy:ed. Make {nrming [} busmeal. pay and pay big. et us help you get more money for your nn . Ou.r circular “A” will tell you how. Write Probably the coal shortage is the reason for the popularity of the Wood presidential boom * %k Villa is reported to have been cap- tured. - This happened on the day when Petrograd wasn’t. * * * Two more women are running for seats in the British house of commons. Now there won’t be’ much reason for a man running. * * ABOUT THE ONLY SAFE PLAC- ;ES THESE DAYS ARE THE BACH- ELORS’ CLUBS. 5 * ¥ % The Detroit judge who ruled that a man can have a mustache as long as he wants probably never tried rais- ing one in his callow youth. * * * This is about the time for New Year’s resolutions marked “Fragile. Use No Hooks.” * % % Maybe the kaiser knew what he was doing when he got busy sawing wood. - o * * * 3 The near-democracy served in some of our states has about as much kick in lt as near-beer. A COUNTERFEITER IS A MAN WHO TRIES TO SET UP IN COM- PETITION WITH THE PROFITEER. = 2 * % It’s easy enough to be pleasant | When of motorists’ troubles you’re told, But the man worth while _ Is the man who can smile While cranking a Ford in the cold. * * * g Senator Poindexter hired a hall to urge his presidential candidacy in South Dakota. Wonder if he insisted that the janitor remain during the performance" * ¥k ~% THE COST OF LIVING, STATIS- ‘TICIANS REMARK, HAS GONE UP 131 PER CENT SINCE 1914. WON- DER IF IT'S WORTH IT? * % * POPULAR FICTION “No, we don’t sell it since July 1.” “Pnces Cut in Half.” “Blimp ‘Won't Be Candidate.” “A Child Can Operate It.” “Our Agents Make $50 a Week.” * * * . Wouldn’t it be a jeke on Santa *Claus if the world really did end on December 177 P. S. As we hustle to press, it hasn’t. * L3 * NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS Perhaps the packers will resolve that in the commg year they’ll charge a decent price for things; that they'll not profiteer. Perhaps the man that makes our shoes will feel his heart- strings warm, mayhap he’ll mark the prices down and maybe he’ll reform. And it may even come to pass before the year is done that other men will help to smash the profiteering Hun. It’s possible the coal man will reduce | the price of fuel, admit that 10 per cent’s enough for business as a rule. The butcher and-the baker may be stricken with remorse, and'tell the awestruck public that their work’s been awful coarse. It may be that the clothier, when sellmg you a suit, will say that half the price he asks is un- diluted loot. And all along the line, perhaps, these fellows will confess that prices are unjustified, and next year they’ll charge less. 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