The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 26, 1920, Page 12

¥ 5 it e o i e b S S 58 A AN A i S B ' 3 fish is goodness. bz Appetizing, Tender, Delicious Fish The kind that you and your family will enjoy. ice that preserves their natural flavor and wholesome Order Direct From This Advertisement, Now, ‘We guarantee to pack and ship your fish on the day we get your crder. Select any assortment you want—25 to 100 pounds, or more, at these prices. Genuine “Silver Star Her- ADVERTISEMENTS SilVerStar Brands 'EO}?E@' V?‘V Sty !897 PROTECTS EVERY MOUTHFUL YOU BUY Every frozen solid and covered with a thin coating of While the Catch Is Good Dressed and Headless Jack \ 1 9> If they are not the finest, tastiest i Right from the wilds of Can- § E rlng herring you ever ate, we’ll re- PICkerel ada, all solid, delicious 13C S § fund your money at once; per pound.. meat. No waste to pay for; per pound.., p § As they come to us packed in original boxes direct from Alnshz g : Flounders fisheries. Every fish is dressed. Per box containing 130 pounds.. $15 25 £ : ¢ ¥ Whiting §ii, ¢ 2 v v 9¢ | Wall-Eyed Pike Rfieht: 1615¢ § § Ling Codfish {i5.fir%. "°...13c Flounders Znder o chick 124} ¢ 4 Sablefish 2 nopuiar full-flavor- Chicker Halibut Frimmed. 20c ,: The finest of ocean fish, also called Norwegian Uer. Heads and ! Red ROCkfiSh inwards discarded. A choice favorite at this price, per mslxu(?...13c §# Assortment Box for Lent Free With Every Order B T = e I 4 Lent begins February 18. Order a box_now. of 100 pounds or more, 4 one- ! Herring, 25 pounds; Pickerel, 25 pounds; Whit- of \th? -Beef, U. Burt;nupg‘;n%lsfi?gx&%g 3 ing, 25 pounds, Flounders, :15 10 75 says: ‘It tastes like venisou." More 35 y pounds; 100 pounds choice fish. . can be had at, per cartol....eeceeeass. C H hs‘ cluhblng your orders in with your neighbors and order fish :\ SAVE $1 50 250-pound lots, packed in a big strong box. Those orduing ?)1111: tl:is‘ x}g will receive a’ copy of ¢ our big 64-page Cook Book, “TASTY WAYS TO COO:. mor F The Choicest, Tastiest Fish You Ever Ate A Real Treat for Your Family Every fish frozen solid—direct from the sparkling waters—with their won- derful zest and sea-flavor fully pre- served. These delicious fish are pack- ed in strong wooden boxes. 100 pounds gross weight contains 85 pounds net h. i Per Bex Royal Herring, delicious fish.. Whiting, very tender....... Pickerel, unusually fine. Flounders, tempting flavor Rockfish, (headless) cleaned... Ling-Codfish, free from waste.. Genuine Whitefish, (dressed) splendid fish weighing three to four pounds Sablefish, no heads or inwards.. Wall-Eyed Pike, choice, sweet- meated Salmon, finest flavor Chicken Halibut, a wonderful treat ......iiiiiiiiinnienaen Lutefish, 50-pound tubs Western Haddies, deliciously smoked, packed in 15-pound DOXES ieeieecerccccrcncanse . 3.00 SPECIAL ASSORTMENT BOX “IM- PERIAL” — Containing _ 20 pounds Whitefish; 20 pounds Whiting; pounds Pickerel ;.25 pounds Royal Herring......coceeee $9 35 Write for FREE 24-page catalog, pro- fusely illustrated. FOR QUICK DELIVERY have your fish shipped from our Branch Houses at Fargo, N. D., Des Moines, Iowa. Remember—you will save both time and money. Add 65 cents more to above prices when you order shipments from the Branch House nearest to you, as we pay the freight ourselves to these points. A. S. JOHNSON FisH C0. Duluth, Minn., Dept. G 7.75 9.50 . 10.75 11.00 11.00 12.00 12.85 14.00 14.50 17.00 6.00 FISH,” by 'mail postpaid. big offer on frozen fish for this season. Make up your selection today. close your personal check, cash or order NOW. You’ll not h appointed. .$ 6.997 This is our last In- ney order, and let’s have that e dis- We guarantee it! The Creamer s Seasens Carcn Fresh From Our Fishing Boats Every Day The cholcest and best flavored Lake rior Herring you ever ate. We call them ‘“JUMBO"— because they are so BIG—tender and good. 'NOW ONLY $6.00 Per 100 Pounds, In Boxes Gross shipping welght. 120 pounds. Smaller quantities, - 7¢ per pound. In strong sacks only $5.50 per 100 pounds. You wonder how we can sell them so cheap. There’s a reason, and it’s this—we are having good luck fishing now—and we’ll share with you. Ocean Flounders, 10c per poud Canadian Pickerel with Ocean Pike . . . 8¢ per pound | Headsand Insides Dis- Ocean Codfish . 11cper pound | carded 1lc per pound All guaranteed first class fish. Include some in your ‘“Jumbo’’ order. Order right from the ad— NOW—while prices are low. We guarantee every fish strictly fresh caught or your money back. All orders will be filled promptly. Give us a trial. THE PIONEER FISHERIES CO. DOCK 2, TWO HARBORS, MINN. Highest Reference: First State Bank. N EW CAUGHT We can’t_catch all the fish so we only catch the best. We positively® guarantee these herring to be fresh caught and of this year’s new catch. We ship our frozen fish in new wire-bound boxes —100 pounds—honest weight only. Split Rock Herring ........$ 6.50 Whiting or Ocean Pike ..... 7.50 Canadian Pickerel ......... 11.00 Genuine Whitefish ......... 13.50 Black Cod ................ 15.00 100-pound Box Chicken Feed 3.50 These are the finest fish going out_of Duluth, Order now. Prices above are good for 15 days only. SCANDIA FISH CO. DOCK 10, DULUTH, MINN. Largest frozen fish distributors Build (&1 YOUR OWN SIL HFREIGHT PREPAID. / safer, better than Silos costin, times our price. 25, 50,76 nmf% ton £ i § 194 1 i sizes at the lowest pnces evermadeon ' reliabls tlon makes storm Proof. E: SAVE HALF Stronger, e silos. Our patented construce nsive foundations une akes perfect ensilage. , quickly erected. WE PAY FREIGHT HIGHEST QUALITY—LOWEST PRICES PROMPT SERVICE—FACTORIES NEAR Big Illustrated Catalog Free Strongly endorsed by thousands of UNITED FENCE COMPANY se=, TERMS 1F o otoe 0 | | 308 Main St~ of Stillwater 207 Front St., JOHES SILO GO - 12 ook bige. | | STILLWATER, MiNK.“FORT WADISON, 1A k‘ Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers : > Feeding Ewes Simple Hay Ration Urged by Indiana Farmer . BY J. L. JUSTICE (Logansport, Ind;; R. F. D. 2) N HEARING the compli- cated method and variety of feeds a young sheep raiser was using, a man old in the business him- self gave his method in one terse sentence: “I give my breed- ing ewes clover hay in the morning and some of the same at night, with plenty of water and salt.” This may seem like a pretty simple ration to some, but I have found that it can be used a great deal more success- fully than can a ration made up large- 1y of grains and concentrates with a small proportion of hay. This /applies to ewes in lamb. They will get off feed much quicker on a grain than a hay ration. Clover hay is greatly relished by sheep and they also consume a great deal of al-' sike hay, which has a little finer stem than the other clovers. Sheep do not care so much for feeds that are too dry, and partly for this reason they consume clover hay better if it was made a little too green than too dry. Shredded fodder makes a good sub- stitute for the clover, but when feed- ing it to ewes in lamb wa always added, a little oats to the ration. A little shredded fodder goes a long way in the sheep lot, though we never forced them to clean up any large portion of it.. The refuse makes good bedding in the runway and pens when the lambs are coming and it is %uperior to straw for sheep. I always like to feed the clover, since sheep have a good appetite for jt. They will not eat it after it is once trampled on so it should be fed in racks to prevent waste. Ewes in lamb should have it at least once a day. As the ewes near lambing time, it is well to feed a little oats. Some- times we have mixed oats and ground corn for a grain feed, occasionally giving a little linseed meal. The lin- seed meal is good to use as a laxative when feeding the fodder, though it is not necessary when feeding clover hay. Oats and bran are excellent to feed along toward lambing time. Both of these feeds are highly nutritious, and I always noticed that ewes fed a lit- tle of them, both before and after lambing, give a plentiful supply of milk for their lambs. The amount and kinds of feed nec- essary for ewes depend to a great ex- tent on the condition of the ewes when put on winter feed. Ewes in good flesh we have carried up to lambing on little except good clover hay and fodder. Corn is a little too fattening to feed except in very small quantities, and it is better fed with two or three parts of oats. No corn at all should be fed when feeding silage, as the ewe gets sufficient in the corn silage, and additional corn would only tend to fatten the ewe to her detri- ment. : We have had lambs from ewes over- fat and they never proved as thrifty or sturdy as others from ‘ewes in proper condition. A ewe will grow fat before you hardly realize it. By feel- ing along the back, gathering the flesh in the hand over the backbone, one can easily determine the condi- -tion of a ewe. A little green forage can often be picked up by the ewes out in the fields in winter, though they will not search under the snow like -cattle. Tufts of blue grass, clover and rape are available sometimes in an open winter but don’t expect the sheep to rove over a muddy field, for they.do not seek such places. They like best a soft underfooting like that in the pas- i ture fields and they enjoy a weodlot. * PAGE TWELVE ADVERTISEMENTS Egos $15 a Dozen Yes, $1.25 for one egg! . And even at that price you can buy them only on two days a week. No more than three eggs sold to one family at one time. That’s how scarce eggs are in the war bruised countries of Europe. Last winter eggs sold in America for $1.00 a dozen. We are just now informed by tel- egraph that, owing to the. strike in New York, eggs are now selling at $1.25 a dozen. Europe must get eggs. 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