The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 18

5 ' ADVERTISEMENTS™ : — : : Ve eSS = - LTI C : - d D 5 d i ; ! IS T O T O T T e et . i . ; Cut an red !\ [ Last Big Block of the Canadian Pacific | 4 £ ~ Reserved Farm Lands g THE WOOD BOOM SEEMS TO Laugh and the world laughs i1 =| I-IIS announces the offering of the last blg = HAVE BURNED ITSELF OUT. with yoll,(»)bh.l_cct:mgfh and you be- g4 = 2 . = et come an object of envy. 7 g TbIOCk of the Cb] kdlaél P%glfifc R sesgel:t low = One e'xample* oft totxching faith is T N =| il thi is di ou can = U L . | Sl costa %ana:r:sfiog: :‘r: tvl;’esfife?rf a afigotshatowi’{l make you rich and = the kbelief that political platforms Clen;erl}“eeau wa%defeatedt}z:s Prei‘e } = independent. The country isideal for mixed farming as well as grain = mean what they say. dc_:nt o ral;xce. (()lwe\:lg.r, ey ga 5 growing. Later, the same landslll ca;’n ‘1,1? lflough;q only from pnvge = e him three ¢ eer:i a:: 3 iger. H| owners—and naturally, prices will be higher. Never again on the H " The peace treaty ought to be rat- S i E Nopth Amecican Cantinens wfllfaxmlanfls Po s ol o E ified in time for the next war, ai least. “WO::N ::n l:,f:; etl;tg:tl e‘g:g;f,; 5 Your Last Big X No Taxes on E 2 e o = . l ts I= Senator Johnson threatens to “Robbers Take Money Meant for = GPPOI’t“mW _improvemen IE bolt the Republican party. And Plumber,” said a newspaper headline. |l Thisblock contains both There is a small tax on {5 the farmers threaten to nail it, if Just a question of who got there first, 5| fertile open prairie %‘ng $hetand “ecidom moss thin E - it presents a reactionary candi- 2 % = S Sl rich park lands in : E oy : . = %Sl:‘sskmtc? cgaien‘t{;a‘: g:ebr&; goegdts'maxkets. modern ds, 5 Kerensky is said to be working in that they don’t. 7 £ fam!anc?sqo: the rich prairies gh;imblefifigamfimfik;ewg g a restaurant. Probably a press-agent L BN, 5 of Manitova, Saskatchewan and = achieve < ’g lslt:un(: to !;xake hisfcox:lntrym;en'believe Reformers are threatening to elim- s i i . = e controls some food supply. i izefich bli Bl sboutfisamacre Orfaniin No Sale Without Inves- & | * =i ey Lo Sl Southern Alberta under an hgahon = Congress adopted a “gag” rule be any place for a man to go but out. = irrigation system of unfziling : : = : i /3 but s : iz e 4 % =| . 0 an acre up. TheCanadian Pacific will not sell = sevcral years ago, but you g : : —l water from $5 S a farm until you have inspected it.You = Id ? THEY SAY HOOVER IS=GOING (= 15 : must be satisfied — and every question - er natice it, would you : DLINL Twenty Years. to Em answered befare taking up your home. = R i TO-BE POPULAR WITH WOMEN ; d P {;‘gflfim;:u‘fgv&ggfle%flg = Maybe one reason for the popular- VOTERS. BUT, AS USUAL, THE . and to Fay announcement calls attention to the [ ity of Mr. Hoover as a candidate is WOMEN WILL HAVE THE LAST The Canadian Pacific_offers you this ~ last great block of Casadian = that he keeps his mouth closed. WORD. : land under a plan of long term, easy = Reserved Farm Langs, = : £ % 2 * % % 1 yments that is remarkable in the . = 5 istory of farm investments. You pay S er.lal Rates forHome- = Little drops of water, About the only persons that seem 10 Th u have no pay- p = P 2R : e T principal until the end of seekers and Full Information |E 2 Little grains of rye very enthusiastic about Bryan as the g‘%flfé‘;‘;‘;‘;‘} oo, then fifteen amnual Special railway rates for homeseekers |E Make a stiff concoction Democratic candidate are the Repub- katchewan, Seagar e the world’s prize wheat. World's prize oats were grown at Lloydminster. Wheeler grew. make i Send now nspection easy. for free illustrated hlets a i M. E. THORNTON. Calenizatisn | Iberta, 5 cific Railway has developed the largest CANADIAN PA( n?'m gY.. individual irrigation undertsking on 95k First St., E., Calgary, Alberta | the American ntinanti’ Thi]s district l 25 :tqudh-imdmhmiw contains some of the best lands in £ l ape % . it l ba. O Specialrailway rates for homeseek ' Canada. An unfailing supply of water is administered under the Canadian Government. ces range from $50 | an acre up on the same easy paymeat F: ities i O Farm ooportu.und = n_Alberts, ers l O Basiness and industrial opportunities e T o T T D O O O O O BOOK ON DOG DISEASES | Plonuer H. CLAY GLOVER CO., Inc. §i Dog Medicines 118 West 31st 8t., New York. oo I R A O g S T “The Fruit Jar of the Field” Eansas City, Mo. Chattanooga, Tenn. That you can not buy. * % % Ths koiser found a refuge in the United States. * % Sugar-is high; if we believe every- thing in the newspapers, because it is scarce because the manufacturers can’t get it because the growers are KEEP A THIEF FROM STEALING YOUR FLIVVER. SELL IT. * * * Jack Dempsey, who didn’t fight dur- ing.the war, is kicking because some doesn’t want = bolshevism repeated here, is planning to pass an anti-se- dition law.” And the Bolsheviki got into power in Russia just because Russia had such laws. licans. * % % According to the newspapers, ’ ate, opportamitics. efc. Do Holland b 1 body works 12 or 13 h @ . . mate, opportunities, ; ollan ut our profiteers sti everybody wor or 13 hours i‘ands Undermlfg;g:h:?' AT __b.f-l:‘: —— manage to keep just as safe in a day under Bolshevik rule. Won- In Southern A ian der if that’s why they insist on calling the Nonpartisan league ° farmers Bolsheviki? : * . ok % One of the most touching evidences of supreme faith is ordering a boiled in Western Canada. holding it because they believe they egg in a restaurant. I M. E. THORNTON (S Fomakuing m/w l can get higher prices. And the situ- LR, Supt. of Colonization [t ation is just as easy to understand as DUTY IS SOMETHING YOU Al CanadianPacific Railway , Addres . - | A chat sentence. WOULDNT DO IF YOU DIDN'T A 951 First Strect, E., Calgary, Alberta LT sz S0 s ) '} s e el HAVE TO. 3 A For all information about Canada, ask the CP.R. ] THERE IS JUST ONE WAY TO * ks ’ ‘Prohibition, "according to the pa- pers, has brought about a revival of the appreciation of art. Particularly studies in “still” life. s * ¥* %* and How to Feed § Saze 10 per cent by ordering now. folks object to him fighting, now Wonder if Columbus’ claim to e e 0 ans admaes o} Fend tor easmton No 30" i $ fame will rest on the fact that he ot T the Asthor The United States, because it discovered Cuba? ] * %% Most- profiteers’ idea of a profiteer is a man who is charging them so much for his prodifcts that they can’t make more money than he does. : AUTOS . YHE farmer buys a flivver and the profiteer he snorts, “Aha,” he says, “that verifies these numerous reports i’ that the men who do the farming are rich as Croesus ‘or Standard Oil or something, I’ll start in charging mere for then blame the higher price upon the Who can sell them, operate them, repair them, care for them. High salaries paid men who know how. i Make Up to $5,000 or More Per Year You smbitions men, o3 L K 3 1d, ‘learn this immense, fast-growing, big-paying business now. 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But when the farmer gets a car to haul himself to town, they tell us that the farmers don’t * want the prices down. 2 “And thus I ride about in ease in cars worth thousands - each, in cars that for the farmer folks are far, far out of reach, while the farmer in the flivver that rattles, shakes and rocks . is the target of the papers’ imprecations and their kinocks, But you see that I'm not kicking, while the farmer’s on the grill, I get the well-known bacon and—the public pays the bill.” . —C.‘ W. V. equipment. with master meehunics. av ' Mention the Leager When ‘Wrifing' Advertisers Mention the Leader When Writing Advcnium