The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 5, 1920, Page 10

GET GALLOWAYS W /027 BARGAIN BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS See this great book of finest quality Agri- cultural Implements. If thereever wasa time to stretch your dollars and take advan- tage of Galloway’s Direct-to-you saving by “Dividing- the-melon," § this is the time. It means that when you buy from Gallo- way you get “half the melon” in actual savings on Galloway f goods—20 to 35 cents less on every dollar—because they come right off the factory floor straight to you. 7\So | say: Buy Direct from Factory Saveon Separators,Engines,Spreaders SEvery Galloway Implement is guaranteed to satisfy or your money comes back. You can have 30, 60 and 90 days’ trial. Choice of five easy buying plans. Get this 1920 Book now. Thousands of users sayit’s eSepa IFATON'S i bot o T sme. strong and absolutely sani- tary. Skxms close. Easy torunand clean. All working partsrunin oil spray. Every drop of milk gets full skimming force of the bowl. 90 days’ working trial on your farm will prove everything I say is so. Compare the Galloway—see how it outskims all others. New 1920 models for any farm ‘ En g I N@S rowerwork,portable orstationary style. Develop way above rated horsepower. Bigbore, longstroke. Valvesin headlike ¥ automobile engine. Extra heavy counterbalanced fly wheels. Every part standardized and inter- BN\ changeable. Frostproof—workswinter or summer. ) Spreaders &5 low down. easy to ic stop—-umf Pushboard—spreads from 4 to24 loads per acre. Tw horses pull load easier than 3 or 4 horses can handle old spreader. My new No. 8 incre: The Mnuroloeo Scun and five other Low Down Model will pay for itsel crops. Turns the soil into a gold mme. ~v WRITE NOW. Don’t hesitate. I urge you to get ‘ my new 1920 k. See how you can pay only one price for your implements and get the best made. We ship promptly from points near you 2 and save you on freight. Send Coupon Now. WM. GALLOWAY, Pres. S Wm. GallowayCo. 507 Galloway Station, Waterloo, lowa Has Whirlwind Distributor Cold Day Hints For Owners of Automobiles and Tractors OLD affects an internal ®| combustion engine in three ways. It makes lubricating oil congeal and thus increases fric- tion. It weakens the spark when a dry battery is used. It causes gasoline to vaporize more slow- ly, if at all, and thus makes it diffi- cult to secure a strong mixture. ‘0il congealing is not serious, though it requires more effort to crank. A lighter oil helps. If the engine is equipped with a timer that is oiled the congealing - may interfere with the contact. A little kerosene or gasoline to thin the oil will overcome this. A dry battery should be kept in a reasonably warm place during the winter. If this has not been done it should at any event be kept in'a warm place for several minutes before at- tempting to start the motor in cold weather. But never warm a battery by applying intense heat directly to the cells. In extremely cold weather, when priming the engine will not work, try filling the cooling system with hot water to warm the cylinders, letting it stand for several minutes. It is not necessary to fill the entire cooling sys- tem with hot water; after the engine has been started cold water can be added until the radiator is full. If only a little hot water is available, pour it slowly over the intake manifold and the carburetor as well (making sure that the carburetor is covered so no water can enter it). Or wrap a cloth around the intake manifold and pour hot water over the cloth. If no hot water is available remove the spark plugs and heat them, prim- ing the engine before they are re- placed. They will not be injured on a stove, in the flame of a blow torch (at a safe distance from the engine and gasoline supply) or even in a fire, if not allowed to get red hot. Just be- fore replacing, a drop or two of gaso- line may be poured on the end of the plug which goes inside the cylinder. ADVERTISEMENTS EXPERT Auto and Tractor Mechanic ,fl Earn $100 to $200 a Month /-3 Young man, are you mec.hnmul nclined? Oumatotha Sweeney Bch ol, Lenrn to ba mth 4‘3%". noe el:o.g;r‘l. ourself, that’s the secret of the SWEENEY SYSTEM of ncflcal t:nlmgg by whieb 5,000 ™= soldiers were train U. 8. Gov- ent and over 20 000 mechantcs lam in a few w ; no previons W FREE erutodayformustnmd catalog -howmg hundreds of leture- men ew Million Dollar *nde LEARN A TRADE CHOOL OF AUTO 'TRACTOMVIATION 52 SWEENEY BLDG. KANSAS CITY, MO. r _DoYour 8‘\"': ~ @ncrete or troughs, and fence posts with idle hands on muddy days and save a lot of money with a SHELDON Concrete Mixer ¥ Sheldon Mfg. Co. 6 Nebawka § Priced Incubator Per Chick Hatched This is proved by the "Snmeuhl" B 27 year reco ‘'ou want the ** cessful” for a sure suecess th!a Sell more eggs and chickens—help teed the workl. ““SUCCESSFUL”’susatn Write me a postal for book and prices, **Proper Care an Feedmg‘ of chlcks. Dn(:kg 'I\Iflayl" sent_for 10 cents, ‘‘Sue- 5 cessful’’ Grain Sprouten furnish green food—make bens lay in winter. Ask about myhigh-grade poul- try—all ing varieties, : . The object of all these methods, of " 8. S. Gllcrest, Pres. WE SELL LaSt Call fOI‘ the Blg WE SELL course, is to provide a little gasoline DES MOINES INCUBATOR cO. § 40 HEAD T R e et W A s W 40 HEAD vapor to enable the engine to be 2238acsnd S, Bas Moinas, la. started. If a small amount of high- test gasoline can be obtained and kept ALL IMMUNE Duroc J erse Sale on -hand for - cold-weather purposes : much trouble will be eliminated. NG Mone Thursda'y, January 15, 1920 — CHICKENS KEPT FROM CROSSING Ra.lslflngm j’f,’, hgym i) While keeping two distinct breeds of try-Know-How.» ‘Bolnta the way fof big In this sale we are featuring our wonderful herd boar poultry in Ene yard without mixing Dmfi“mm‘é’“‘;’kw;;;yého;o;*A > the breeds seems difficult, it can be ac- Makeabigi ein 1520, Simple GREATER SENSATION SD complished easily and Wlth satisfac- ABCSh e Z tory results accordmg to'a New Eng- otherwise known as Great Sensation 2nd, one of the very vy | land poulm; fiiser: Do of tLe Kinds OLB sy © best sons of Great Sensation; this boar is a-wonderful large : 2 5 home 1z es—tow o o kept is a so-called egg breed, the other ddreen e afild. smoo_tg énlt)ilwdual and has proven to be a real sire. e being a general-purpose variety of e 1S assisted by poultry. = = The method o N of preventing crossing 2 Victor Gano and Challenger King B e Follguas Z Victor Gano needs no special introduction to breeders, he & One year, roosters of the egg-laying 3 is so well known. Challenger King is by Grand Model Chal- !1’;‘;ednfil‘gtiiial;‘:liezng;:gedkf:;tbr%‘li; lenger and is a brother to boars that wear the purple. He is w e - - S following year roosters of only the ""“"mmflmmmllflYur& of a type approved by so many of our best breeders and B setieralionibee stoek e ket~ The insures Strong, Healthy Chicks fram farmers. The sows are mostly senior and fall yearling gilts, ; : : Porter Soft-Heat Tubcless foubator (=1 . % 17 | difference in the color of eggs of the e Syt Yubn B =5 erll grown out. Most of the_m are by Victor Gano and ‘are wa | two breeds selected is so great that : mziému‘lfitfmfig}%fié = sisters of the World’s Champlon—.—Long Gano; othprs are by hatcliing eggs have always been se- ventilation. Centerheat plan rond | Greater Sensation, Challenger King, Col. Protection, Model " | jected with certainty as to the breed ‘;:;.fl;;‘.,,fg;;’.;':fiw %) Orion, High Model, and others. They are the kind that go " |‘laying them. W"“*'“"‘““"“""*- z out and make good They are showing up well. ; The plan necessitates introducing i new males, but the advantages of ¢y Get on our mailing list for a catalog for full particulars. 2 | keeping the blood lines of twogbreeds : 64BREEDS“§:fi"u‘c’§:‘};;‘;;‘;n%"§g‘,_ ‘ Mail bids may be sent to Chas. Heikka in our care. separate outweigh the slight cost of Taed, %é‘%fieeg‘émcfif"m"é';’uow“r’x‘g: purchasing the males. When this : Ammc"m atuablo ney lovsvpag ok Guide and Catalog fr rite 1 JOHNSON BROS. HECTOR, MINN, | | zicicds ioved ontwo neehboring | @ FoReaeiy . evio o i . : : readily be arranged. PLANS FOR POULTRY HOUSES. All styles, 150 fllustrations, send 10 cents. In- 2 langd Poultry Journal, Dept. 59, Indianapolis, Ind, ) —h-*-_.—________ pure-bred chlckens, ducks, m 68 BREED iurhyl. guineas. Btock and eggs. low Amema'- Finest Poultry Pn‘. Datalog 4 Ceats. A, A, ZIEMER. N. D. 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