The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 14

wi O ¥ i 3 Advance Spring Saie New 1920 Models TWenty ears ago, I was down on a farm in Tama owa, milking cows and teaching calves to L , Sten = dnnk sinm milk out of a pail. From that time I have had a wide and varied experience in agricultural and industrial lines. We have made many wonderful offers|equipmentand the production of the new Gal. through the farm papers and over 800,000 sat- | loway Sanitary Separator down to the finest isfied customers have profited as a result of | point of mechanical perfection in every detail. these bargains, but I can say truthfully and | All partsare made on dies and jigs standard- without hesitation that this special cream|ized and alike turned out by the thousandson separator cffer we are making here is posi- | the most modern automatic machm , every tively the biggest and best we have ever made, | part interchangesble, insuring great .cxency But there’s 2 raason for it. - ?n production and a separator as good First, because we have added $1,000,000|human brains, mechahical skill and npened new capital to our company, which has enabled | experience can make it. us to increase our production 8o we can make| For these reasons and because we seil direct 16 times &s many separators as we used to|—straight from our factory to you, which any make, mun can see enables us to cut th%fnce right Second, because the Cream Separator is one | down to bed rock, and save a lot of money in of our specialties, one single purchase even in these days of because our factory experts have the | profiteering and high prices. That's why I personnlly want you to answer this ad today so you can get our 1920 catalog and make your own comparisons with any other geparator offéred you cataiog or store, I invite you, at our expense, to come= pare /the new 1920 Galloway Sanitary Separator in E design, finish, simp clty. mechanical construction and close skimming efficiency mltahbnny other lepnmw: 80ld by anybody any way price and we will leave it to you at our risk tb be e udge. (Signed) WM. GALLOWAY. o Sold Direct From Factory This plan saves you the difference between my price and the price of the high-priced separators. I cut out all waste and sell you at the rock bottom fac- tory price. You get your new Galloway Samtary right fresh from my factory floor. You buy in the most economical way—the modern way of doing business. Skims Close in Cold or Warm Weather This new 1920 Separator is not just a warm weather skime mer. But when your cows are on dry feed this New Sani- f tary Model will skim just as close as when the cows ars % ng. In any weather your separator should always and summer, when the grass is green and the miik flow ia heavy, you want a Separator-like the Galloway. Then time counts. A few minutes saved in the morning and evening mean just that much moreq time in the fielda, Trial Testfor180 Milkings Useand test onefor 90 days. Note its strong, sanitary base; Tank of pressed steel; Heavy tinware;,Sanitary Takes only a few of them to skim a lot of milk. Cream {mfl shelf and bowl vise combined with hinge for lower- g. High carbon crank shaft (50 revolutions per min). bath and sanitary drip pan. 4 good sizes: 875 Ib., 500 1b., 760 Ib., 950 Ib. capacities. mowror " Free Book and low 30 day price offer.. See how much you save when you buy at thig sale direct from Galloway. Send coupon M. GALLOWAY, Pres. 503 Gailoway Station, WATERLOO, |0WA . Buy NOW and be sure of prompt delivery MAIL THIS! ! Wm. Galloway, Pres., The William Galloway Co. I 503 Galloway Station,- Waterloo, Iowa. Please send me your 1920 Separator Book and L] low price of your 30-day offer. 3 F A A A S e U P SR e S B L I T S S i R R S S R.F.D, cvivaieoiils. State i in.doiies oiies J '.-------------------- Mentxon the Leader Wher Writing: Advertlsers pasturi ekim upfto rated capacity, and particularly in the spring- bowl; Discs separate from each other for washing, ' Send coupon for Galloway’s big new Separator Book ° The Wuluuam Galloway cuo., Who Is Meredith? Not a Representative of the Farmers, It Seems Washington Bureau, Nonpartisan Leader. 1. MEREDITH of Des Moines, Iowa, has been appointed secretary of agriculture in President Wilson’s cabinet to suc- coed Secretary Houston, a’*s the taryship of the wlo treasury in plaze cof Ca ariar Glas:, ve- signed. The new secretary of agriculture is publisher of Successful Farming, a monthly farm paper sold at 85 cents per year., He is not a farmer nor has he. any degree in an agricultural col- lege. In his biography in “Rus” he claims merely to have been “réared on farm and in town.” He is a direc- tor of the United States Chamber of Commerce, the naticnal big business organization of manufacturers, bauik- ers, ete., supported largely by con- tributions by packers, as revealed by congressional investigations. The appointment is purely political in its nature. Mr. Meredith has been a Democratic politician for years. He has run.on the Democratic ticket and been defeated for both governor and senator in Iowa. He was delegate-at- large to the Democratic national con- vention in 1916, and prior to the pres- ent appointment has been given sev- -eral other jobs by the Democrats, since they have been in power in the na- tional administration. He was a member of the treasury department excess profits board dur- ing the war and a member of the American mission to Great Britain and France in 1918. But his chief honor from the Democratic party, prior to the present appointment, came when he was made director of the Chicago Federal Reserve bank. This is not the government land (farm® loan) bank established ~under the govern- ment rural credit system, but one of the central banks in' the national bank reserve system established by the Democratic administration. The Democratic politicians expected to accomplish two chief ends by plac- ing Mr. Meredith in the cabinet.. First, Secretary Houston, whom he succeeds, has probably been the most unpopular secretary of agriculture with the farmers that the country ever had. He has lacked the farmers’ point of view and the department’s policies un- der him have largely coincided with the views cf the big business inter- ests. The Democrats hope, by taking Houston out of the agricultural de- partment and placing him in the treas- ury department, to conciliate the farmers prior to the 1920 elections. Second, they hore to carry Iowa this year by placing a leading Iowa politi- cian in the cabinet. One of the chief aims of the Democrats is to defeat Senator Cummins in Iowa this year, and they think Iowa’s recognition by a cabinet appointment will help. Mr. Meredith’s relations with the packing trust have been grounds for suspicion ‘on the part of the farmers for some time, and this is likely to make the new. secretary just as un- popular and just as much a millstone around the admmxatratlons neck as Houston ever was. The chief agency in exposing the packing trust monopoly and profiteer- ing has been the federal trade com- _mission, and the trade commission, on account of its fearless fight on tie packers, for years has been an object of wvenomous attack by the United States Chamber of Commerce, of which Mr. Meredith is a director and the packers are members. Specific proof of Mr. Meredith’s friendly. relations with the packers is PAGE FOURTEEN ; A“VERTISEMENTS | Army Goods NEW GOODS 4-buckle -U. 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