The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 16, 1920, Page 13

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Itin 326 Ualon Stack ; FLEMING BROS. &35 Sserfiesiatie: Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisera’ = ASK THE STARS News Note: Marconi ‘says mysterious wireless messages noted here may be from fllfth planets trying to communicate with earth. HEY are talking with the stars, Venus, Mercury and Mars, so we hear; puzzling flashes in the air, so they say, are words up there, which is queer. really true there are things we'd like to do, we would ask: How’s the sugar crop up there, have they some that | they could spare, say a cask? And we’d like to get a tip what they carry on their hip if it’s dry. If the Mar- tian conscience cracks making out an income tax, do they lie? Do they label “Bolshevik” every one who dares to speak what’s on his mind? Are there grasping profiteers on these other planet spheres, do they find? Do the politicians spout, do they plead and do' they shout, as on earth? Do they wipe a furtive eye, do they prom- ise, do they lie for all they’re worth? In a word, is planet life anything but storm and strife as it’s here, do the million miles between us and Ve- nus really mean another sphere? are things so much the same, that if earth to Venus came we would know by experience everything that the planet folk might spring, is-it so? If it is, we sympathize with those luck- less planet guys, it’s too bad. Secret- ly we dance with glee, misery loves company, S0 we're glad. 2 —C. W. V. * Kk % s < HOME MADE Said a man, sitting up in his bed - With a terrible pain in his head, “It had a kick like a beast,. If they make that with yeast, They ought to- make bombs out of bread.” %k o% Now, it would seem, since Hol- land won’t give up the kaiser, the kaiser won’t give up the ghost im- mediately. . d* ok Newberry claims to have bought his - election through patriotic mo- tives. And perhaps the profiteers are charging so ism also. % %k %k WOULD WOOD? . Some people think Wood might make good presidential timber. candidates could get plenty of good platform material out of their heads. %k k. % If the groundhog had ever seen the coal quotations, he’d never have looked when the sun cast his shadow on groundhog day. 2 * * * Clemenceau says he’s through with politics. We'll have a lot of the same kind of resolutions after next No- vember. : SR e Foreign embassies -in Wash-' ington are being looted of their " . booze. ’Nother international crisis, ] % d ok The English pound is‘dropping. At the same time, th€ American pound, riety, is still going up. T PR MOTOR GOOSE Litfl'e‘ Boy Blue, come blow your horn, Or yowll land in police court, to- - TNOTTOW Morn,. : T T : Now influenza is raising the ‘price of things, the papers say. Well, they had to have something. 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This makes the set as distinctive and original.as if made to your special order. Heretofore only the highest priced and most expensive dishes in the world were made with the ewner’s initial. = You can get this set of initial di free, without one cent of your own money. FFER Send NO MOI'I Just name and address, and we will send 32 sets of our 4 ey new art pictures to distribute on a special '25¢ offer. Send %s money collected and for eyfiéxrtter;ublc we will send you THIS GRAND 42.PIECE DINNER SET. Write today., g I, ou will be surprised and del M. O. SEITZ, [N74 » Chicago, Make a Good Seed Bed and Grow Bigger Crops 2 Each Soce l Floxible It’s easy enough to produce straw but it's hard to get in Every the kernel without the proper care of soil. s Way. KOVAR HARROW will loosen up’the hardest kind of land—turns the soil and gives the =~ /# air and sun a chance to help the soil pro- g duce—cultivation produ*s nitrogen—ni- trogen produces the kernel, ovar Har- P : row is more than just an ordinary spring 2 tooth harrow—it destroys pigeon grass, &£ quack grass, wild oats, Canadian thistle, & sow thistle -and weeds of -all kinds through cultivation. IMPORTANT } Two New Kovar Products KOVAR CORN CULTIVATOR, which operates on the same suc- cessful plan as the harrow. KOVAR HARROW CART with dust proof wheels and drawbar quiding axle. JOSEPH J. KOVAR, Owatonna, Minn., KOVAR LINE with Envcdncrnnng Pull ods eal Hitch, Y *° | | PATENTEE AND SOLE 10 to 509, more for FURs g HIDES By shipping to us than by gelling at home. We are the largest Hide and Fur House in the N. W, Est. over 25 yrs. returns guaranteed, No commission. HIDES TANNED inTo ROBES $2.50 10 $7.50 We tan Furs, Sell Leather, Foxand Wolf Poison. Our 450-page Hunfers” and Trappers’ Gulde tells how to become a successful trapper, and how to vaise Skunks, Fox, etc. Ship your Hides, Furs, Pelts, Tallow to Us. Write forPrice List. ANDERSCH BROS. Dept. 13 MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. The Leader does not knowingly accept advertising from dishonest people. Our advertisers are worthy. of support. 1 3 Concrete improvements have saved money for so many farmers that T their Sheldoonam Concrete Mixer has become'as important a piece of farm equipment as their corn sheller or cultivator. Do away with the old-fashioned, expensive, back-breaking, unsatisfactory hand and shovel method. Mix Y:ur concrete the Sheldon way and get a uniform: mix every time; save labor, save time and save the cost of the Sheldon on the first job, : ; SHELDON CONCRETE MIXER " does the same high grade work as a $300 mixer, vet costs only a frastion [ asmuch. Solidly built tostand strain and vibration for years. 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