The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 19, 1920, Page 14

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Designed for the work oun'e do. 20 conmetonon b Last 15t time, 5 HL B, up. v | We will sell at public auction at DUROC-JERSEY BRED S_oy_ _S_A_LE Cottonwood Minn., Jan. 20, 1920 some very choice 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, Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers Cottonwood, Minn. .Cut and Dried THE CENSUS HE census man is in our midst, his job is counting noses, which really is a harder task than any one supposes. He’s .got to ask you if your eyes you got from dad or mother, _and if your hair is really yours or once grew on another. He'll want to know if p’raps you have some likker in your cellar and if you have if you won’t be a reg’lar kind of fel- ler. Your granddad’s taste in Easter eggs, the soap your mothers uses, your father’s fav'rite novelist, the milk your baby chooses. He’ll ask if you’re addicted to the steaks interred in onions, and if yon ecan do anything to kill your corns and bunions. The things he’ll find about yourself will astonish and surprise you, he’ll delve into your hidden past until it horri- fies you. The census men are in a class with all the ancient mystics while on the job of gathermg your Uncle Sam’s statistics. - —C.W. V. I T The little bugs that eat our crops Have other bugs to bite ’em. The other bugs have lesser bugs, And so, ad infinitum. * * * John D. Rockefeller has raised a kick about his taxes. Probably that’s his way of following his own advice about saving pennies. * * ® One of the world’s most pathet- ic figures is the nian who doesn’t remember until he’s started on his trip that he forgot to lock the cellar door. * * #® % A newspaper headline says: “Pick- pockets, Yeggmen and Lawyer Arrest- ed.” Those first two fellows seem to have been getting into bad company. * * * A dollar these days is worth about 30 cents, according to econ- omists; 30 cents is worth about a dime, and a dime is worth about as much as a corkscrew at a pro- hibitionist picnic. + + = The Republican party has offered | $10,000 for the best platform submit- ted. At that price, it ought to include a way they can win in the presxdentxal election. » We'll bet that the first .man that deserted galluses for a belt was called a radical too. * * * A GOOD MANY FOLKS HAVE LOST THEIR FAITH IN RAISINS BY THIS TIME. CEpl SR With the coal strike off and the so- called radicals .deported, it’s a wonder what a reactionary editor about! * * * Germany seems to be having a lot of trouble finding the dotted line. * * ko St. Paul paper anncunces in adjoin- ing columns that Harry Lauder is coming to St. Paul and General Persh- ing isn’t. Maybe the general has seen too many imitations of Lauder. * ® ® It looks as though the coal op- erators would like to chop up Wil- son’s coal board for fuel %k * About the only kick in the booze these days is that of the men who can’t get it. * * . When Ben Johnson wrote “Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes” in 1600 he had the 1920 idea. PAGE FOURTEEN eggs or 126, MRS. J. 0. OAKES, ADVERTISEMENTS 50 EGGS A DAY Yes—fifty a day. Read the letter below. “‘More Eggs’ Tonic is a God- send,” writes Mrs. Myrtle Ice, of Boston, Ky. She adds, “I was only get- ting 12 eggs a day and now'get 50.” Package If you wish to try this great profit mnket. simply write a postcard or letter to J. 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