The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 23, 1920, Page 2

K IS | 1} R ANCHES OESTEnTTmmT tasEapecss Exiract Wild OatsFrom S — ADVERTISEMENTS Your Seed Grain BRING UP THE TEST WITH A MERRV.) ”! FIELD QRAIN GRADER. 1] i 5 ?i | Taise the price il ° ({{Ftlfie mlneyon n‘\":lr‘ket byuryajsing its gr,;de. ‘ ith a i MERRYFIELD Grain Grader 3 g o ' sy e delivered for the grocer, he portered gqvfi?n’t.““%? feanie n?pggiel ;:fdng& (=" at the bank, he started selling autos ~ from- tame oats. You can separate mus- q £ i . - Get 0nr NW Catalog tard from wheat, barley, rye or abts. Yo E £ but each time he proved a blank. :But Gives el T i The Cvaton Yo o ey o : politics, so Bill declares, was aiways mmm“nm@v'enom:fi&%fi.,, R his long suit, he knows he’d pleasg; the oedfr:;n treated seed. ol : public and the county-boss to boot. in Seeds an lursery And Bill, you know, he always was a DA S v, w’“‘f’ good, free-handed cuss, although he FARMER SEED & NURSERY CO., always seemed to be so impecunious:|{§ 130 First Ave., FARIBAULT, MINN. But he’d always do an errand for the .| moment’s candidate, election day he worked around from early until late. And so.the town is 1guii:e agreectl; tll.’:?lil: circumstance compels us to-put Bi - Brown in office, for he’s good for noth- e _\ A E,'g?oef‘: ffid:‘;s%‘l':::?;etfi: ing else. —C. W. V. pendabie, the kind to use for valcable HOW THEY’RE PICKED i) ILL BROWN'S chapeau is in M B2 ‘the ring, he wants a public|fR : T T . place; Bill Brown can’t do a doggone thing, that’s why he’s in the race. He’s tried to be a 5 = | merchant and he failed there mighty |N past s i moa,chortage of the quick, and then he took up farming,|§ of early new Potatoes. : but he couldn’t make it stick. He’s Pl ]'-h:b“"'. o ld gxfl“fit’gu;tl;’; ig usually made in the best equipped rs in.the country. x A WILD OAT EXTRACTOR. The. Merryfleld Grader was built primarily for the purpose of extracting vild oats from 'Jf lame oats. When this machine was perfected {0 a point where it would accomp%esh this qu;;;oae it would make every other separation e ed. B a : g ] increase Grain Growers’ rafa St Tund Valats whero:they are. loday o ' Praffls ' 5 ln 20% ; Sflgext'hcannafloxfl to gow impura seed. Ify you oW mfiutard, wuéi oaue or other fc(vnul seed, i = ill reap just what you sow. ean up With this machine you can increase your grain- youmvni b; pure seed. Make farming growmg_profits from 159 %o 20%. Your gramn . gobuasigelss.y B pay and pay bl It 3 f cleaned i 1 > ot o one o ur 5 ! .V B rent refuses < these machines £ ryan appa y en ents c d - R - d F d of 3k & M hl c . dry up on the question of a wet ;nd we will se:;l: o rehgular lg:cl:et J‘%Q‘l:h B:er eca apias oun ry acnine Vo. plank in the Democratic platform.: umato. J0c packet Tenderheart Lattyce, T0c packer 3 D Honey Dew Muskmelon, 10c packet Perfection ent N. P. 1. Cedar Ranids. Yowa * % % Radish. Giant Sweet Peas, Asters, Verbena, and other flower seeds, al! worth 75¢, and coupon good The people. who made the money out [{ for 20c on‘large or smail orders, i i . | § 1ogether with our big, richly illus. of inflated farm values were city per R ALT I e sons who never attempted to raise - anything more than a morigage on DeGIORGI BROTHERS The man who claims that the EEUR £ : ot 1 3 wheat guaranty is keeping the e R A S ; a S e | ) price of wheat up is the sort who | (i 2k55cs To M ATO X ed e § R Will argue that a man’s trousers AL TN v St R 3 are what keeps his galluses down. ey o Grain this year is light in weight because of the rust. it This means that the wild oats is just as heavy or heav-= & MOTOR GOOSE Is our *“JOHN BAER.” 25¢ 1 : v St 1o : S ove and one each of the fo ler than your barley, oats and wheat, so you see that it 7 Sing a song of sixpence, gas is thirty : P A% Banus, Detty is almost impossible ’tq grade your gxfain with a fanning N.bert Hoi]ana £ ,‘,entsg, = = ; > unofi%mfimg;ffi%?figufi'& g}llglvggl_%radfi-e s t? H°}¥”&ge§¥f{d gatiosigzrag;lr vglgigo (O Tires, they cost like sixty, prices are | [hs back | g; n%.ié;;iuae&;N]g.g&:gA%: Seed wild oats. pEven iyf' your wild oé)tsyére in tIl:ne gr%und git certainly isn’t Flasab o ter e : 5 . tation s V- JUNG'SEED E",;,,. Wis. going to help matters any to sow more. Get a ; 7| Oil am; rentt,hrepamng, you know just | || i I\ S ates e A jl. - owiies men ' Doar Sir: I have @ Hoiland Wild Oats HO' IAN D { | It isn’t what flt fiost§ you, it’s the up- beft Sl e gt i s Wild Oats Separator | il oats from. tame oats, ace o o | - o Menikomake, < Mooreton, ” N D): ?:.lgfises%fia%irgz léf;'.;i;?nt of the wild oate g - The reason, say scientists, why an- SOW CLEAN GRAIN { |imals do not tall; i_ss_ that they do not You believe ‘in raising thoroughbred stock, then why # | think. Still, politicians have a sense keep on sowing wild oats with tame grain. Get a ¥ of speech. Hoiland Wild Oats Separator on an iron clad guar- PR R antee, if you are not perfectly satisfied you get 7 your mon;lyebgbsmm R LOCKS LIKE THE NEWBER- ; bt o oD, BaEE : RY MACHINE NEEDED LOTS HOILAND MANUFACTURING CO. OoF GREASE;‘ g '* 7 ¥ 100 Hoiland Bldg, FARGO, N. D. e 4 i The solicitude of the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce for the farm- ers who want wheat price restrictions St : : EENTE . 2 . removed is touching—touching the TR T farmers. i AMERICAN SEED CO., Box 621,Lancaster, Pa, sSemebody asked a ouija board when the senate would act on the peace treaty and the poor ma- chine ‘broke down. g 0 You can earn fine premiums or’ Somebody is always®ready to ex- coming Senetous cash commission by be & plain ‘what this country needs. Looks gu:'edg{g;vmg“gm‘den e a‘:“fiéfi Dhck. Write 08 to us like what it needs is a little less | " °'ails and premlum list.© Send no money. Sl ; ; - | National Seed Co., Dept. P. Lancaster, Pa. T waer 10 Just pay 10 cents postage and I'll send you a package of my Hog Worm Pow- . der, Removes worms—does not harm hogs—cleans out the entire system and .leaves them in healthy condition, ready to guickly develop into big, fat® ani- I make no charge for the pack- age if 'you pay the 10 cents postage and 1l me how many hogs you have, See or yourself how eagy it is to rid your hogs of .worms and constipation. Send 10 cents today. Address, T. W. McFariane 151 Second Ave. N., Minreapelis, Minn. The congressmen who: are urg: ing conservation of white paper keep right on - printing their speeches in the Congressional Record. THE SPALDING DEEP TILLER Will make money for any farmer. It gets down into the subsoil and loosens the plough- sole, making an ideal seed bed in which the roots can, take hold.’ The soil will take up and hold more moisture after this machine has been used, and by capillary attraction this . moisture is made available to the plant roots during dry seasons. The Spalding is the best dry farming tool on the market. Thousands of farmers have used this plow and report that a much better crop yvield has resulted from its use, particularly in dry years: This plow has two discs, one below the other. They get down-into the 8oil, no matter how hard it is, and mix the subsoil with the top soil, pulverizing it thoroughly. : * GET FULL INFORMATION Find out all about the Spalding Deep Tiller. Write at once for completeinformationand prices. 1301 Central Ave. N. E E. F. STRESE C0O. iunnearoLs, Miny. v B 3 *kk o One reason Twin Cities papers are pointing to the North Dakota taxes is to keep the minds of their readers off Minnesota’s levy. : ! *oo% ok FATHER GOOSE Mary, Mary, quite contrary, Must be the daughter of old Judge Gary. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers d PAGE TWO Mention the Loeader When W’ritillé Advertism