The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 12, 1920, Page 12

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Send in your order at once to insure prompt- delivery. Moore Block, St. Paul, Minn. O W FREE BOOK ON Write today for Free Patents The $6,200 Fashion Piece No. 330041 heads my Herd, I am offering a grand lot of Po- "HOW tD Obtain a Patent.” Con- land China spring boars of gre lgherd boar ma- tains valuable information and grld uTthey reb ge lrlekl‘ hlug uplnachgd bi:_fik '8 n ity everyho es. re siret Y g. i ?g ‘;Z?:u:g F:g:,zm s;{,‘:‘,""m’;flg rogress, Lone Big Bone 2nd and Gerstdale Jones £ for sm Bred sow sale January 27, 1920, and March or sketch of your invention for 1, 1920. All double treated against _cholera. opinion of its patentable nature Call or —Free. (20 years experience). write. Please mention the Leader. | Talbert & Talbert, 4827 Talbert Gustav Grabow, Renville, Minn. llIllllllllllllllllll'lllllli'llll Bldg., Washington, D. C. and NECK CHAIN, these 3 plnted RINGS. this stone-set BRAC (opens to fit any wrist), this pair lsdpnrkllug at 10c, each, Be in style. Write to-day to A. K. DUROC- JERSEY BRED SOW SALE Pi Cottonwood, Minn., Jan. 20, 1920 . some very cchoice fall and spring yearlings, a-number of tried sows and a few spring gilts. These sows are’ bred to Great Pathfinder Jr., a splendid son of Great Pathfinder, or to Investor’s Bond, the boar that every- body likes. A few are bred to Defender Orion. Send for catalog; it tells the whole story. - ROTI BROS., Owners, Cottonwood, Minn. We will sell at public auction at My Machine Makes It Easy When you have a Hoiland Wild Oats Separator on your farm. it's easy to keep your. seed grain -clean. Thousands of farm- ers already have wiped the wild oats pest off their farms with a ~ HOILAND Wild Oats Separator g PER HOUR Joe Miller,” Aneta, N, D., says: “q have been using a Hoiland Wild Oats Separator for the last elght years and it has proved safi;fncwryuiu every way. 1 don’t think there is a machine on the market today that will do the work as wel You should have a Hoiland Wild Oats Separator. My guarantee protects you absolutely, It must separate wild oats from tame oats and all other grain or you get your money back. WRITE FOR FULL DESCRIPTION Get all the facts. Read what other farmers say about my machine. ALBERT HOILAND, Pres. HOILAND IVIANUFAG'I'URING COMPANYY 100 HOILAND BLDG., S . CAPACITY Bend (crr folder at once. FARGO, N. D, Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers llllllll.lIlllllllll!filll Danger in Dust Air Cleaner Will Remove Tractor Menace BY F. H. SWEET UST is one of the mgqsé persistent and dangerous enemies of machinery and the most difficult to get rid of. Dust and friction at every oppor- tunity combine forces to wear out the moving parts of all machinery. Dust is the ever-present ally of friction, and when an excess of both is permitted in any engine, transmission or bearing, the life of the object of attack is short. Friction can be cut down to a mini- mum by proper lubrication, and dust can be eliminated, to a certain extent, by enclosing exposed machinery; but it is impossible to make the tractor, truck or automobile power plant en- tirely airtight, and where air can enter dust will accompany it. It is quite natural to believe that the automobile is most injured by dust, but this is not the case. The automo- bile, and usually the motor truck, runs away from its own dust. The case of the tractor is different; it is more like an elephant, while the motor car or truck is more like a deer. In the first place the -tractor is a slow-moving vehicle; in the second place it is operated over fields instead of over hard roads, and when the sur- face of the ground is at all dry there is a great deal of dust. The wheels and the implements following the trac- tor stir up dust, while the exhaust from the engine often blows it about in clouds, frequently causing the ma- chine and operator to work all day in ‘a fog of powdered earth. . The result of such a condition is ob- vious; the carburetor air intake when . breathing in air also breathes quanti- ties of dust into the cylinders, and wear on the cylinders, pistons, rings, valves, etc., results. In addition to scoring the cylinders and wearing pis- tons -and piston rings, dust will in a remarkably short time ruin, beyond repair, wrist:pin and crank-shaft bear- ings, timing gears and oil pump. No steel is able to withstand the constant grind of dust. Additional oil will not help, because oil that is mixed with dust is almost as useless as no oil at all, and, of course, no engine can run long without oil. This brings up the carburetor air cleaner. The tractor manufacturer should equip every tractor that leaves his factory with an air cleaner, and the farmer whose tractor does not now have a carburetor air cleaner- should by all'means get one and thereby save the necessity of buying perhaps a number of expensive new parts. It has been learned that tractor en- gines not equipped with air cleaners to remove dust from the mixture as it enters the cylinders will, under cer- tain conditions, wear out in an in- credibly short time. That does not pay. It does not do any good to try to blow the dust away by blaming the manufacturer of a tractor sold before the invention of the air cleaner. The only thing that will prevent dust from getting into the heart of a tractor en- gine is the installation of a carb\u'etor air cleaner or washer. All parts of a gas engine are ground to fit to a point measured in thou- sandths of an inch. If the pistons are worn the least bit the compression drops and the power is decreased, while the fuel consumption increases. It is much cheaper for a tractor owner to buy an air cleaner. than it is to buy new cylinders and pistons, which would soon go to the junk heap via the dust route; and the manufac- turer saves in the long run. The great dust danger in tractor, trucks and automobiles fades before proper lubrication and effective clean- ing of the intake air to the carburetor. So be sure when buymg a tractor to ! have it fitted with an air cleanet. PAGE TWELVE - Sires out of old dams. s ADVERTISEMENTS ANN UAL Aluminum Sile TEAKETTLE ™ ric This handsome and serviceable alue minum teakettle is only one of the many big values offered, Made with- out seams, of pure, bright aluminum; ebonized handle and knob. Unusual design with attractive panel effect. We can sell only one toeach customer. Order by No. 186P1165. Sale only $2.69. Shipping weight, Sale Bargains Include Groceries Stock up on canned goods and groceries at these low prices. Tea, coffee and cocoa; navy beans, rolled oats, crackers, rice; canned vegetables of various kinds, are in- cluded in this sale. Your Sale Book tells all about them. Look on pages 93 to 96. Act chk—Order Today lbs. you have not re- cdved a copys lt' Dopt. JFe18 WY& Ft. Worth Portland, Ore. Chicago Kansas City ALFALF Our “Surestand” 5 NEW FARM MACHINES Alfalfa and Clover Press sure a stand save 40 per cent seed. Our three new corn tools (just more CORN & =5 Plowing Corn Planter attachment, Revolv- ing Tooth, light 22-ft. 2-h. (60a pr day), Little Joker Weeder and Packer increase corn profits 25 per ‘cent. Factory to Farmer, Postal brings blz cataloz Ko ‘CLOVER herwin BROOKINGS, S ELM DRIVE FARM Registered Big Poland China Hogs Sired by such as Golden Gate, choice Long Jones and Expan- sion S. They are noted for beauty and size. Bred gilts in season, also young pigs: .All b heavy stock. Call or write. J. H. KULENKAMP, Route 1, South 8t. Paul, Minn. Big TypeChesterWhites FOR SALE AT CLOVER BLOOM FARM which carry the best blood lines in the breed. Nothing but the best offered for sale. All -stock guaranteed. Can supply you with al- most anything you need. Visitors always wel- come. When writing mention the Leader. = A. P. RANS, Springfield, Minn. SQUARE DEAL I_’OLAND CHINAS Cholce spring boars, also a few yearlings, to go at prices to move quick. Sired by’ some of the best boars in the North- Drills (cornfield and nurse crop) in 104 west. Pedigree fur- nished. Call or write. LOUIS STIFTER, Howud Lafee, Mlnn Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers.