The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 19

ADVERTISEMENTS - WILL'S HARDY FARM SEEDS Produce good crops where others may be i{fil;edN ol;{h vtlt;:t _%l;xlnntic qonditiiam‘:s. For | should " be used-y—smmugvhi:h m demonstrated their superiority over the usual run., Get Will’s Catalog and learn more about the strong sceds which are' being produced to meet the exceptional conditions of the Northwest. Possibly they will change your crops from failure to success. Send for a free capy today—post card will do. Oscar HB. Will & Co. ~Bismarck,o‘:.:e‘h Dakota - Reliable and Full of Lifs SPECIAL OFFER Made to build New Business. A tri; / ‘will raake you our permmanthumngr. PRIZE COLLECTION Bpeun 17 errace, 17 Fuds, Vari wrorth ey Lectuce, worth 1aa D Tomat the fin worth 200; Turnip, i 7 eplendid, worth 10c; ?)':iu,smz irieti worth 1505 10 Spring Flowering Bulbs, 5c. 65 varieties inall; worth $1. GUARANTELD TO PLEASE ‘Write today; mention this paper, SEND 10 CENTS 5 GREAT NOVELTICS 78 20 1S, crinr ook &S flowe r recently intro-' v duced by ushns succeedcl the most showy gar- annud.tb Nothing can surpcss the mass o N bloom which it shows all Summer and Fall ‘e now have three new colors— pink, yellow and scarlet, aswellascrimson. All these colors mixeds cts. per p! With each order wg send 1 trial pkt, each of \\ Gilant Kockia, most deco- rative folinge annual. Hybrids, white, plumed, -etc., mixed. Japan tris, new hy dsbnll colors. Magnificent. Giant Centaurea, superb for ghrden or vases. And our Eig Catalog, all for 20 cts, Big Catatog, free. All flower and veretable seeds, bulbs, filauts and frew berries, ) w_the finest Gladioli, Dahlias, Cannas, Irises, Peon Perennials, Shrubs, Vines, Ferns, Peas, Asters, Pansies, etc. Ali special prize s¥raln-n. anvimnny sterling novolties, YOHNLEWIS CHILDS, Inc, _Floral Park, N.Ys pink, striped, seaflgg,l Highest grade, guaranteed P%= 10 grow and absolutely de- lc, the kind to use for valuable We are growers—buy dired. Send 20 Cents and we will send: one regular packet Johh Raer Tomato, 10¢ packet Tenderheart Lettuce, 10c packer "Houney Dew Musknelon, 10c packet Perfection Radish. Giant Sweeét Peas, Asters, Verbena, and other flower seeds, alt worth 75¢, and coupon good for 20c on large or small orders, 1ogether with gur big, richly ilius. trated Seed and Plant Book. DeGIORGI BROTHERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. __ I L e e pendab) results. R e & geenzllsflu,- eample and 116-pago catalox seribing. : I B e o e St be cample. | Write toda A A BERRY SEED COw Box 545 4 % ul ‘Write for free de- Havye water on {our own farm; B In spare time make wells for ‘your neighbors, It -means $1000 extra in 4| ordinary years, 'double that in dry 4¥ years, Norisk—n % Outlits for Getting Water Anywhere < Earth augers, rock drills and » Combined machines.. Engine Ny or horse power. Write forf [\ casy terms and free catalog.: R R R ST § “'small areas. ; , everywhere ard provod | % to bo 5 .. 10. If the presence of hog cholera 0 experience needed. §. Mention ‘the Leader When Writinz Advertisers - Hog Cholera Ten Rules, Principally on How to Avoid It OG <holera causes 90 per cent of “all losses In American hog herds. The following 10 rules on protection from ‘the dis- ; ease and its treatment are taken from an address delivered by Dector A. F. Schalk, veterinarian of the North Dakota Agricultural college: i 1. Supply the herd with an abun- dance -of good nourishinz food and pure water = from an unquesticned source. 2. Provide comfortable, weli-venti- lated and sanitary quarters which ad- mit plenty of sunshine. Feeding grounds should be separate from sleeping quarters and constructed of concrete or board floors. Dispense with the filthy hog wallow entirely. 3. Weed out 2all pigs of unthrifty and stunted growth. If no economic disposition can be made of them kneck them in the head and burn them. 4. Limit hog pastures to rather The wider they ranze the more likely they are to pick up disease material. : 5. All mew hogs purchased should be kept in quarantine for at least 30. cays before beingz allowed to mingle with the herd. ' Avoid, if possible, the buyinz of hogs through public stock - sales or from cholera-infected dis- tricts. 53 . 6. Avoid feeding before sunrise or afber sunset. Failure to observe this rule has caused the loss of many a herd during the threshing seascn. The watchful eye of the hoz master not on'y fattens the hog but sees the first sick hog. 7. When an outbreak of cholera is reported in your vicinity take your hogs off the range and confine them in rather limited inclosures.’ 8. On the first evidence of any form of sickness separate the sick hogs from *all others for observation and disinfect thoroughly. 9. Completely burn the carcass of any dead hog as soon as possible after death. . If burning is not possible bury them as far distant from the hogpen as possible and where there will be no chance of water pollution. is confirmed placard your premises with warning . cards, disinfect with liquid disinfectant and - air-slacked lime and whitewash and' treat healthy hoss immediately with hog cholera sesum. ; ADVERTISEMENTS ARMY GOODS Purchased From the U. §. GOVERNMENT Used army “tents, “pyramid -shape, 16x186, @ACH .iuivanns Ve sdnhaa as dise s aacs Conians $35.00 Usod army tents, ‘pyramid shape, 939, each 25.00 Used army tents, pyramid shape, 7x7, each 15.00 Tarpaulins, 9x10, €aCh t..eoveisocsacones 200 Separators, -manufactured by Starch Bro:., ench , $45 and -inch breeching government ~ harness with- 13§-inch strap work and 1%-inch lines, - per - set .. 75.00 1%-inch ‘government lead harness, been used but as good as new 55.00 New. Jesther Jerkins,” each ... 7.50 New hip rubber boots, per pair . 5.00 Steel hospital cots, each .. 4.50 1912 model officera’ saddles 5.00 up Barbed wire, “black, per ol 2.70 Barbed wire, galvanized, per roll . 3.50 Humnn; metal horse collars, ‘183 Leather horse - collal 5.00 Knapsacks, eac 1.50 Army blankets, 6.00 Sweat pads, each 1.50 * Mail “orders promptly filled. - Send draft or ~money order along. Include postage if by parcel post, “and where necesszry specify sizes, “We do not issue catalogs. : No C. 0. D, orders accepted. ARRETT & ZIMMERMAN /. 'Midway Horse Market, St. Paul, Mlnn.’/- \PAGE NINETEEN 'CREAM SEPARATORS are the cheapest aswell as the best This ig the urfllanswerable:argument in favor of the purchase of a DE LAVAL . Cream Separator. o Evervone wants the best, provided its cost is within Lis means. Fortunately a DE LAVAL - costs but little more than an in- ferior cream separator and saves that difference every few weeks. Moreover, an inferior sepa- rator wastes in time and labor, and in quantity and quality of product what a DE LAV saves, and goes on doing so every time it is used, twice a day every day in the year. If you doubt this is so, try a new DE LAVAL alongside any old machine you may be using or other make of separator you may have thought of buying. Every DE LAVAL agent will be glad to afford you the oppor- tunity to do so. If you don’t know the nearest' De Laval agent, simply address the nearest De Laval main office, as shown below The De Laval Separator Co. 165 Broadway 29 East Madison Street 61 Beale Street NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO 50,000 Branches and Local Agents the World Over . » S N DRI REE R = HOW, WOULD 20 BUSHELS MORE CORN PER ACRE STRIKE YOU? Bred-up seed has accomplished this for hundreds of progressive farmers. : The cost per acre for good seed corn is so small it is false economy - : i to plant anything but the best. We have specialized in seed corn growing for the past 82 years. You will soon learn why you can not afford to plant common corn if you read our § New Free Seed and Nursery Book This tells you all you want to know about improved seed corn for the Northwest. It will help you to bigger and beiter crops, and is sent without cost or obligation. : - A Word of Warning We find most corn this year contained excessivé moisture, in spite - ‘of the long growing season, and the first heavy frost greatly impaired its germination, therefore, test your corn. Al of our corn is carefully kiln dried and of high germination. -~ Samples free on request—write today. : - . FARMER SEED & NURSERY CO. 130 First Avenue Faribault, Minnesota. Mention the Leader, When Writing Advertisers Ciepemeh s st |