The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 12, 1920, Page 14

e o e o T ADVERTISEMENTS e e e e 3 ginning of a new epoch in solving the land problem. Can America get rid of its Pitts- burgs by the samé means? In North Dakota there are endless' resources of lignite for industrial AN A e 3 ADVERTISEMENTS SIMPLE MIXTURE -MAKES HENS LAY | { | { } e L R towns. There is no economic reason, By W. S. Burgess R ) except the fact of unfair freight rates Any poultry raiser can greatly in- { and other special privileges still en- | crease his profits, easily, quickly and A e joyed by the big cities through long- t;; }cfilzsexbg::;: 2}’@ f;e;lk;:ge agfvint;gce | established violations of law, why 5 o North Dakota should not have scores g%ssful poulgryrtngn. hA life hfi‘gd study i A X e haTE o todbin egg production has resulted in a & of industrial cities, L 0 T | formula of buttermilk and other in- ‘ lines, with a prudent limit of resi- | gredients that puts pep into lazy hens. dential growth and of industrial ex- | This formula is now put up in tablet L pansion for each one. Each such town | form and is called Combs’ uttermilk would add greatly to the value of life | Compound Tablets. Slmf)ly feed in e ¥ for every farm family and every | water or mix with feed. I am so con- worker’s family. It would mean bet- | vinced that this wonderful formula is 5 e ter farming and more social life always successful that I say, kill the Bt thoms piaatrial e i hen that won’t lay after using it. Try 1 Jut these industrial towns, to re- | Gomps’ Buttermilk Compound Tablets main healthy and_ to perform their | your own flock—if in 30 days your 9 = function to the region, must 1}ot be the | egg production hasn’t greatly increas- at e G t El th A al B d sfl sale prey of real estate speculation. The | ed, and your feed bills been reduced, - X ummer S even mm re ¢ W lands about them must not be held out | and if every one of your flock isn’t i e of Gummert’s Famous Big Type Poland Chinas Will Be Held JANUARY 28, 1920 on My Place at Renville, Minnesota We will sell 40 head of tried sows, fall and spring gilts, sired by the most up-to-date and popular boars, and bred to three as good boars as ever were owned in one herd. This is going to be the most sensatlonal offering that will be sold this winter anywhere. BIG CHIEF JUMBO is known all over. the country as one of the best sires of the breed. STANDARD BUSTER is one of the biggest and best boars out. He weighed over 600 pounds at 13 months old; he won first prize in all his classes at the Indiana State Fair, and of use as town lots awaiting sale. Legislation based on the Letchworth experiment, adopted before the indus- tries are brought in, is one way of sav- ing the land for the use of the people. Finally, the so-called model towns built by and for individual corpora- tions, for the housing of their plants and their employes, will solve nothing. Garden cities must be established for people, not for business. The com- munity, with workers comprising its majority, must plan the industrial ar- rangement This control, this plan- healthy, the tablets cost you mnothing. One million new users are wanted, 80 for a limited time any reader of this paper can get the big regular $2.50 box (enough for a season) of Combs’ Buttermilk Compound Tablets for $1 prepaid. Simply write name on a slip of paper, pm check or dollar bill to it, mail to Mr. R. C. Combs, Mgr. Mllk Products Co., 2106 Central St., Kansas City, Mo., and in a short tlme you can bank on getting more egegs. Two big banks substantiate the Com- pany’s offer to refund every penny of your money if for any reason you aren’t satisfied, so I advise you to accept this special offer to- day. Ask for-their free folder “How To Get More Eggs.” ning, is possible in any state where- two things are possible—fuel on fair terms to all comers, and freight rates without discrimination. is out of the most sensational litter ever shown at that fair. LIBERATOR BOB is considered to be the best son of the famous LIBERATOR, and out of the line bred BIG BOB dam, who topped Mr. Glover’s last winter sow sale. Come to Renville January 28 and see this grand hog show. Sale will be held right in town. Send for catalog; it will tell you all about the offering. - H. O. TELLIER, Auctioneer. C. GUMMER’I’ Owner. Mail bids may be sent to Chas. Helkka, care C. F. Gummert. |Army Goo Purchased From the U. S. GOVERNMENT EDITOR’S NOTE: Community own- ership of adjoining farm lands is de- sirable in England because virtually The Leader does not knowmgly accept advertising from dighonest people. Our advertisers are worthy of support. -— BRED SOW SALE of Howe’s Prize-Winning CHESTER WHITES This offering consists of 20 tried sows, five fall yearlings and 15 gilts, sired by such boars as St. John, Big Joe, Rajha’s Big Bone, King’s Best and other good, prize-winning boars. The offering will be bred to St. John 37981, Chickasaw none of the land is owned by actual farmers. In the United States a bet- ter plan might be for farm owners to club together and build their tewn, at the same time continuing to own their own farms. A CORRECTION In an editorial, November 24 issue, the Nonpartisan Leader discussed the Consumers’ United Stores company of North Dakota, a farmers’ company operating a string of stores which sell at cost, plus 10 per cent, to farmers. We reported the fact that the com- pany had announced it was going on a strict co-operative plan, issuing stock to members in lieu of contracts which entitle members to buy at cost. We stated the company had charged $100 for a membership and that this mem- bership was good for 10 years, en- titling members to buy at cost, plus 10 per cent, at the stores for that length of time. We are informed, however, by H. A. Paddock of the Stores company, that this is an error. beed army tents, pyramid shape, ls:lB.ss Used ar'n'm&' ‘tents, pyramid shape, 9x9, each rmy tents, pyramid shape, 7x7, each | Tntpaullns. 9x10, each SRS Separnmrs, msn‘%uhcgued by Starch Bros., an| 1’4 luch hmechlng government harness, I Y-inch strap work and 1%-inch ' lmes per set g o 13- lnch govemm-nt lead harness, per set, used but as good as new r\nw lenthor Jerkins each .... New hip rubber boots, per pur Steel hosnltnl mu each 1912 model officers® saddles .. Barbed wire, black, per roll . :;ZZ: 30Mug 1 -.-matu Barbed wire, galvanized, per roli. Humane metal horse coilars, per dozen Leather horse collars, each ... Knapsacks, each ........cceuveens Army blankets, ench < Sweat pads, each 10,000 second-hand government wool u.ned canvas stable horse blnnkets per pair . Mnll orders ¥ gegs3sysesys 8 8 SSSS rommb' filled. Send draft post, specify sizes, We do not ixsuo camlags No C. 0. D. orders accepted. BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN Midway Horse Market, St. Paui, Minn. AT SRRV OIS ARERE SRy EXPRESS Mankato lncubator BRESATD A high grade hatcher direct from factory g\ to user at bed-rock price, made by experta Prince Jr. 58393, Indiana Wonder 55991 and Chlckasaw The $100 membership entitled farmers %wufi%‘}x o] Wonder 1st 68269. to trade as long as they desired with | ohatch. sty Taimp. A lnteat Sale will be held at ST. JAMES, MINN. . CHICAGO, Jan., 11.—Mr. James D. ffig l‘:owla.esss.lncub&wrsa low prices. J ANU ARY 27 l 92 0 Bell, head of the Bell Tailors, Adams business. uaglg“xlgmms m;ou.l- at Green street, Chicago, Ill,, said to be R-F.NE%%%awaox 890, Mank fllll: Here will be an opportunity to get prize-winning blood and individuals at your own price. Winnings at Minnesota State Fair: Second, aged boar; first, senior yearling; fifth, the company’s reduced-price stores. We cheerfully make the correction. Clothmg Prices Reduced by Large Manufacturer the largest made-to-measure clothing establishment in the world, recently stated that his firm is now able to quote prices on spring and summer guaranteed. Largest. porthwest. v Write for free book and catalog, Mankato Incubator Co., 82754 Maskats, Miss R 64 BREEDS ot ducts v adn n T PROPITABL' f 62 BREEDS fooieniue suits 35 per cent below what others '\‘";.lsufl;&wulp P ’};mogy junior yearling; first and second, junior boar; third and I T 35 Dot F.A. NEUBERT, box 552 Mankato, Minn. fifth, aged SOW ; fourth and fifth, senior sow pig; second and : asks Tobrave bk poinbho shuwed the fifth junior SOW pig; second, young herd; third, get of sire; second produce of sow; first, futurity htter first and second on boar, and third and fourth on SOw. herd. will be sold. Auctioneers: D. E. RANEY. Write for catalog. H. A. KINNEY, to Chas. Heikka, care L. A. Howe, St. James. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers All sows in show L. A. HOWE, Owner, St. James, Minn. Mail bids may be sent writer a very attractive piece of all wool cassimere for which they ask only $25 a suit, made to individual measure, whereas the same fabric is now being offered by others at $35 to $40 per suit. Even larger savings are offered on their higher priced suits. Every reader of the Nonpartisan Leader should write Mr. Bell for his price list and a free copy of his style book No. 550, which contains large cloth samples of many heautiful pat- tems.—-Adv. PAGE FOURTEEN & lnoubmmaflat low prices. 24th Large Poultry Book: and Broslors 3&‘?59 ¥ w.n.mw.wu Mankato, Minn. 60 VARIETIES Hardy Northern rs!sed Chlck , D ! ckens ucks.(‘-eese.'x‘urkega. 57 Varlalies mu'fia‘:“ !-'r'w""n?‘. u..“"’"‘mnnmu “ fln."fi- 68 BREEDS ln A--w. lb-t m Ostalog 4 Cents. A, A. zmMER. = |- AUBTIN, MINN. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers