The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 12, 1920, Page 2

ADVERTISEMENTS i Ditches Terraces ¢ 1 CUT AND DRIED [ News Note: Gus Lindquist an- nounces he’s going into the furniture business. Wonder why? He was doing pret- ty well in the steel business for the last four years. Write for FREE Farm Ditcher, Terracer i o Book and Prices e “‘::ig,_m‘::”h After a hectic week, Germany _ those called by Lansing. It's a cinch M(I)IIEII\‘,II"DESHI\I%%,ANYTHING IN 8 to get out of fix, Cuts new farm, seems to have told Von Kapp, that Burleson won't attend another © S ey “Here’s your hat.” until it’s called by the president Tom Lawson, author of “Fren- zied Finance,” has been arrested on the charge of practicing what he preached. * & 3 There wasn’t a cabinet meeting for seven months, the paper says, except The worst feature about the census reports on St. Paul is that the Pioneer Press has to tell the truth about the figures. ; 5 * ES * GOSH, WOULDN’T YOU HAVE HATED TO TELL AD- eans old ones to 4 feet deep— 3 es roads—] arm terraces, dyk 8 and levees. Does work of 100men. Ever;. ens 5 A professor down in Kansas was ;::fi:r‘;d;fi:y ‘sm;o:: Tne, s . Pabiten L ; eiber: * % % ducked and started to yell bolshevism. Box 525 Owenshoro, Ky, With a soap baron as Wood’s chief Must be one of Mr.” Zimmerman’s Senator Poindexter seems to he having just as much fun as the fellows who have a chance for the nomination. * % % C TS T One of the tough things about The crown prince offers to go back this campaign is that none of the to Germany and work. He wouldn’t candidates are “four-minute” make the offer unless he was perfect- speakers. ly sure it would be refused. supporter for the nomination, the gen- eral probably figures that he’ll have & clean campaign no matter what he spends. friends. * k% Charlie Chaplin is having domestic difficulties and one wonders whether there were any custard pie episodes that weren’t registered. * * * The problem of whether it is cheap- er to move than pay rent seemingly | RMY GOODS BY MAIL 100 Bargains—Send 4 cents for Circulars n ST. PAUL SALVAGE BARGAIN HOUSE Dept. E, 219 E. Seventh 8t., St. Paul, Minn. ———— ———————— ERE is the first tive that ever was given a whole jfactory to atself! Firestone Plant No.2, with a ca- pacity of 16,000 tires per day, is devoted solely to the production of the 34 inch size. It was a problem made to order for Firestone — big volume produc- tion of a high grade article. Firestone met it with a typical Firestone answer —a separate $7,000,000 fac- tory. Buy Firestones. has been settled. It can’t be any more expensive. ®1 % One correspondent says that the real executive while President Wilson was sick was Mrs. Wilson. Wonder whether she’ll *ever get*over it now. * There ought to be a sudden slump right now in the songs about going back to Ireland. * * * Senator Harding says he’s a reluc- tant but confident candidate. About as reluctant as a pup within smelling distance of g fresh bone. * x = Physicians say General Wood eis mentally sound. The question seems to have arisen after it was learned he spent $200,000 to get 10 South Dako- ta delegates. * * The general seems to be spend- ing money like the government. PR Coal is going to go up, dealers an- nounce. Apparently 2,000 per cent isn’t enough profit these days. T ) “PREPAREDNESS” ET’S build the biggest navy to be found beneath the sun, for the way to keep from fighting is, of course, to tote a gun. And the best and safest guarantee of peace, so they insist, is a chip upon your shoulder and a rifle in your fist. (That’s the way they’ve done "in Europe since 50 years ago, and the peace they’ve had in Europe proves this argument is so.) So let’s blow a thousand millions and a thousand millions more for bat- tleships and bullets—to stave off another war, Let us teach our wives and mothers to pray, upon their knees, for universal training—in the sacred name of Peace. ADVERTISEMENTS BRIGHT-STEADY Most miles pey dollar is a Fivestone pledge, to the big car owner as well as to the owners of light cars. See the new Standard Oversizé Fivestone Cord. Tirestone Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers o e oo Price $10.00 bothered with the uneven light of the regular Ford lights. The “Magnestat” will make your Ford lights as even, I_unght and steady as on the finest tour=- ing cars. Costs nothing after installed —you install it yourself. Price only $10.00, f. 0. b. St. Cloud. Order now and your lighting troubles will be over, J. B. McGolrick, Mgr. USEFUL PRODUCTS CO. 8t. Cloud, Minn, PAGE TWO ~ Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers