The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 2

14 D e T — ADVERTISEMENTS Be Sure of Next WintersFeed ' Now Order Your Silo Right now, while you have the memory of this win- ter’s.feed shortage in mind, is the time to decide on next winter’s feed Don’t let another winter run you short, and make your stock suffer, and lose you . money. of the feed value of your corn. ; While you have time—before your spring Decidé now to put up a silo, and save 409 work crowds you— look into the silo market—look for the best “UNADILLA SILO The Silo with Eight Points of Superiority 1.—A perfectly constructed building with a frame as strong as your barn. capacity. pressure is greatest, dilla, point by point. selected by the at Ames, and Borden’s Order UNADILLA SILO. g4 efiw %‘Yytw ‘ All Sizes at Proportion- ately Low Prices Direct from Galloway’s Factories i That’s the reason for this low price. This saves you the difference between my price and the price of the high-priced separators. I cut out all waste and sell you at this rock bottom 'wholesale figure. You get your new Galloway S Sanitary right fresh from my factory floor. You buy in the most economical way—the modern way of doing business. TRIAL TEST FOR 180 MILKINGS Sold on 90 days’ trial. Has strong, sanitary base; Tank of pressed steel; Heavy tinware; Sanitary bowl; Discs separate from each other 2 a few of them toskim a shelf and bowl vise com- 6503 Galloway Station L\ ¥ N K ¥ wi. GlLLowAY. THE WM. GALLOWAY CO. WATERLOO. IOWA 2.—Strong, safe convenient ladder, on doors. 3.—Unadilla hip roof adds four feet to filling 4. —Continuous door opening, doors 1714 inches . high. Any boy can handle. 5.—Hoops tighten from ladder inside of chute, no dangerous slippery ladders needed. 6.—Only adjustable door frame on the market. No need of mud or felt packing. 7—Hoops closer together at bottom, where 8.—Cold rolled pressed threads on steel hoops. Study these points carefully. Compare the Una- J %5 Th! Unadfils has been . S. Government for the Indian farms, by the Iowa State Agricultural College, Condensed Milk farms. our silo now—and get the best—The Farmer Agents Wanted. Write for Territory and Prices CentralUnadilla Silo Co. | " 630 S. W. Ninth Street. Des Molnes, lowa. Branch, Minneapolis, Minn. Write for FREE BOOK Send for Galloway’s big new Separator Book with full particulars about this low price Separator Sale— or order from this ad— satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. . @ Write TODAY The Leader does not knowingly accept advertising from dishonest people. Our advertisers are worthy of support. Make a Good Seed Bed and Grow Bigger Crops It's easy enough to produce straw but it’s hard to. get the kernel without the proper care of soil. 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- duce—cultivation produces nitrogen—ni-gH trogen produces the kernel. Kovar Har- row is more than just an.ordinary spring tooth harrow—it destroys pigeon grass, J% quack grass, wild oats, Canadian thistle, - sow thistle and weeds of all kinds through cultivation. IMPORTANT! Two New Kovar Products KOVAR CORN CULTIVATOR, which oad, e y to 'ates on the same guc- . cessful plan as the harrow. KOVAR nfi”r'i'now CART with dust proof wheels and drawbar guiding axle. JOSEPH J. KOVAR, Owatonna, Minn., Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers PATENTEE AND SOLE MANUFACTURER OF KOVAR LINE! MOTOR GOOSE Rattle, rattle, little car, My, how very loose you are; _ A year ago you were some cart, Now you’re coming all apart. * * * By the looks of things in the senate article X is going to mark the place where the peace treaty was last seen. * * * Twenty-seven Princeton students say they never have kissed a girl. Which leads one to wonder whether it’s nerve or truthfulness which these men lack. * * * A SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT—THE PRICE OF SUGAR. * * * “Woman finds a way to defeat book agents,” says a headline. But if a book agent could find a way to defeat a woman, he wouldn’t be a book agent. x * x Some men are so set in their ways you can never get them to see things your :vay; * Governor Edwards has withdrawn his name from presidential ballots. However, he has not yet come in out of the “wet.” * * * A lot of men who have no trou- ble settling the affairs of the uni- verse got stumped filling out their income tax returns. * * * The Republican delegation from Tennessee has been instructed for somebody or other. We didn’t know there were enough Republicans in Tennessee-to make a delegation. * * * GRAIN ALCOHOL GIVES ONE A PAIN IN THE BRAIN; WOOD ALCOHOL A SLIVER IN THE LIVER. * * * The richest Indian got married the other day. Now we’ll find there’s more than one way in which an Indian can become good. 7 : * * * ¢ An aviator recently established a new high altitude record. He went higher than the cost of liv- ing. * * * The Turks want Pussyfoot Johnson to run a prohibition campaign there. We had understood that turkey al- ways was dry. G . * POLITICAL BEES ARE MOSTLY OF THE BUM-BLE VARIETY. Cut and Dried HORRORS OF PEACE Speaking of beating the swords in- to plowshares, it is reported that the army is now selling surplus cartridge cloth for ladies’ garments. A lot of the former service men probably will want to investigate this, and won’t be any more deterred by the danger of powder than they were during the war. * £ * It takes less time in Germany to be a “former” president than it does in the United States, evidently. L3 * ¥ The New York Times says Bryan won’t refuse the nomina- tion. - Who said he would? * * * The navy has decided to take over the Osage Nation oil lands. This spoils -all hopes of the oil companies, which had hoped to cut an Osage melon. 3 * % Bandits found $16,000 worth of whisky stored in an insane asylum. If the inmates weren’t mad before, they certainly ought to be now. * * & * Some other bandits -got away with $20,000 in income tax receipts. Prob- ably they had just paid theirs and needed it. ; s * % = People spend more time now buying shoes, a St. Paul paper says. They are also, perhaps you have observed, spending more money. : * % % Ireland now is looking for some- body to do for the lion what St. Pat- rick did to the snakes. * % * Perhaps you’ve noticed that it was after they started to sell the govern- ment fleet that the news came out that the Emergency Ship corporation had made something over $100,000,000. * * * > By the rate they’re being discov- ered, it appears to be almost im- possible to keep a “still” on the quiet. R 5 The Honduran senate the other day shot up each other during a debate, _And still they insist that’the Hon- durans are only half-civilized! 5 * * * OUR IDEA OF NOTHING AT ALL: THIRTY CENTS’ WORTH OF STEAK. . * N % We will have t0 revise the saying, “Slower than molasses in January,” and make it, “Slower than the United States senate.” CLOTHES ITH clothing prices where they are, I fear that in a while it’s going to bust the average man to even wear a smile. A pair of pants (or trousers, describe them how you will), seem like a modest fortune when you come to pay the bill. And shoes and caps and waistcoats, and socks and shirts and things, according to the price tags are only made for kings. My golly, how I envy the simple can- nibal, who makes the profiteering game monotonous and dull! ‘Or the carefree, wild Hawaiian, who is dressed the best he can, when he dons a ukelele and a healthy coat of tan. His -trousers are of rusheg, and his shoes, they’re not at all, the collector from the tailor almost never makes a ecall. With: a sickle and a garden he’s dressed up for a song, for he merely swings that sickle where the grass is good and long. rn go there if the prices don’t drop soon with a slam, for I can not pay these prices, and I can’t go as I am. PAGE TWO —C. W. V.,