The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 16, 1920, Page 9

ey LR National Seed Co,, ADVERTISEMENTS 40c Worth of Flower Seeds 25¢ Our Big Value OBllection . —=25¢ vostpaid—contains / one packet of each of the 'y following varieties: Sweet Alyssum, &' Dwarf Nasturtium, African Marigold, Fine Mixed Petunia, Single Mixed Portulaca, Double Mixed Zinnia, Phlox Drummondii, Giant Mixed Cosmos. = The collection if purchased separately would cost 40c. Send Today for Our Free Garden Guide Tells what, when and how to plant for best re- sults. Shows how to make your garden cut the cast of living. Free Flower Seeds with Orders of 50 Cents or Over ROBERT BUIST CO., Dept. Z, Philadelphia, Pa. Six fine shell glasses, 4 andfull-sizedlpltcher. all handsomely deco- rated with the popu- iar blue-bird. Given # for selling only 40 § packs of oy high- grade vegetable seeds, at 10c large pack. Sell easily. Write to- [ day for big sample lot. [ Bendno money. We Trust You it e, - LR AMERICAN SEED CO. gase= Box 711 Lancaster, Pa. © Free Highest grade, guaranteed A - == (0 grow and absolutely de- pendable, the kind to use for valuable results. 1We are growers—buy dired. Send 20 Cents and we will send: one regular packet John Raer Tomato, 10¢ packet Tenderheart Lettuce, 10c packet Honey Dew Muskmelon, 10c packet Perfection Radish. Giant Sweet Peas, Asters, Verbena, and other flower seeds, al! worth 75¢, and coupon good for 20c on large or small orders, together with our big, richly illus. trated Seed and Piant Book. DeGIORGI BROTHERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Desk N. L. you ca and much chesper. We # ://////%Iu tosted recieaned seod equal ko Writo today. A.A. BERRY SEED CO., Slarinda, lowa i You can earn fino premiums or - generous cash commission by be- coming our agent and selling only 30 cfi"m of our sure growing garden”seed at 10c a pa Write us for “details and premium list. Send no money. Dept. P. Lancaster, Pa. h:svy money makin; sture an ighly tested is the best Write today for b: gSeed G;llge and FREE Samples- Mutualf Seed Co. Dept 976 Chicago, Ill. l‘fifm Bookkeeping System A complete beokkeeping system, espe- cially designed for the use of farmers, ruled and printed so that any farmer can keep accurate record of his costs, profits and losses, has been published under the name of “The Simplex In- come System for Farmers.” This book i of great value to the business’ farm- er, as it enables him to see what depart- ments of his farm operations are mak- ing or losing him money. The govern- ment" requires an income tax return " from farmers, and this system furnish- > es ready- reference from' which to make out tax 'returns. A full year’s records, bound in cloth, $2.50. Address JOHN 'OLSON 535 Endicott Bldg., St. Paul, Minn. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers - families. OVER 6= — . Big Money for thegro%!a‘rf tvyas d h ”lt Clover in Idaho P;oceeds of $9,090 on a Forty- Acre Farm DITOR Nonpartisan Lead- il er: I am an enthusiastic reader of the Leader and member of the League. 1 read the ar- ticle about Mr. Furu- seth’s clover seed crop. That was certainly good. I am also a booster for my state—Idaho—and especiaily the government-owned Minidoka proj- ‘ect, of which I am a resident. ' I have a neighbor who had 40 acres of clover which he cut for-seed that yielded a trifle over seven. bushels, or: 425 pounds,, per acre, which he sold at 48 cents per pound, or $204'per acre. He sold the straw for $7 per ton, which brought $12 per acre, and cut about 1,000 pounds of good hay, which at present prices is worth $11.25, making $227.26 per acre, or a total for the 40 acres of $9,090, and this was an off season, as everybody knows: The League is prospering in this state and we are going to show them a warm time this fall. I. G. CLAYVILLE. Rupert, Idaho. THE UNDERNOURISHED CHILD Children require a foundation of good health, made by adequate nour- ishment, but many of them in this country are not laying this foundation. The United States department of agri- culture is assisting the ‘various agen- cies working to correct this condition. Undernourishment is not confined to the slums. Many a little Tony or Pietro, with his bowl of thick soup and hunk of dry bread, topped off with an apple or an orange, is better fed than" numbers of children in well-to-do The latter are too often al- lowed to choose what they will or will not eat, and to select food badly suited to a child’s stomach or that is lacking in nourishment. if- their parents, because of poverty, were obliged to give them too.scanty a ration. Soggy breads, fried meats, fried potatoes and heavy pie are re- sponsible for many underfed children. Milk is absolutely necessary to keep the growing child in health. ‘It con- tains growth-producing substances not found in any other food. The dairy division of the department of agricul- ture is endeavoring to drive this les- son home to the people in every state by means of charts, lectures and ex- hibits. = The home demonstration. agents, supervised by the department of agriculture and state colleges, are also teaching the value of milk in a child’s diet and how to select a proper meal for a growing boy or girl. Chil- dren who 'have beén given even one pint of milk every school day for-two months have made remarkable gains in every instance. PUBLIC AFFAIRS, NOT RECIPES Editor Nonpartisan Leader: By all means let the woman’s page be de- voted to discussion of what women can do in public affairs and not recipes for apple pies. We-all have enough and more than enough of recipes and household hints but so many take it for granted that that is the only thing . a woman can or ought to be interested in. All women are not cut out to be cooks any more than all men are cut out to be carpenters. or blacksmiths, but most of us. married women have to be cooks whether we like it or not. Please give us a change in the Non- | partisan Leader at least. MARGARET JOHNSON. Frederic, Wis. : . scours and : When this- happens- they are being starved just as much as fPFan mill and elevator com- bined, at half the cost of an ele- vator. Loadsintobox car, il or bin, Oneman and gasol i gine does the work of 8 men i ‘withoutshoveling or lifting, Eleovates, Airs,Cieans polishes wheat or oais, making " {tfl test hij ngi! price. nfii easily mov & ree, 1 INK MFe, co. % Dept. F, Kansas City, 0] ade als here; O DAYS’ FREE TRIAL and ona plan whercby they earn tl‘ ir own cost y what they save. 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