The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, May 17, 1920, Page 2

SERRRAE 75 = ADVERTISEMENTS Rawhide Soes Cut Out the Shoe Profiteer ON APPROVAL — NO MONEY IN ADVANCE Why we_actually DO e g out the PROFITEERING MIDDLEMAN: We / sell direct to you, the’ CONSUMER, C. 0. D. on APPROVAL. No R back number styles, but only X one stand- ard RAW- HIDE work shoe, some- thing that will out-} wear any- thing you have ever had Double leather soles and heels. Water- proof specially treated uppers. waterproof tongue. | price. ' Onlx $4.47 Delivered Dirt and A real shoe at a real § Sent on approval. Sizes 6 to 12. Send for our free illustrated catalog. EQUITY SHOE COMPANY Boston Blocl: Min=ieapolis, Minn. You should have our direct from factory to farm prices beiore you buy fence. HIGH QUALITY FENCE—LOW PRICES You can not afford to miss this opportunity, Write our nearest factory today. UNITED FENCE COMPANY OF STILLWATER 207 Front St. 306 Main St. Fort Madison, lowa Stillwater, Minn. BUY DIRECT-At Low o Factory Price G54 Get this handsome®Barnett # Phonograph in Mahogany or Golden Qak at dealers’ price —save one-third or more. Guaranteed. Splendid assort- mentof records and necdles free. 15 Days Free Trial Send Ne Money Return if not satisfied. We tak the risk. i Agents Wanted—qmck prdfih b —-ex;lu-xvet aggmg' Your own GE'.l‘ machine a n il THE & A(}'I‘Sag ok JOS. H.'l' BARNETT & CO. 218 Fourth Ave., East, Cedar Rapids, Iowa FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots There’s no longer the slightest need of feel- ing ashamed of your freckles, as Othine—dou- ble strength—is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine—double strength—from your druggist, and apply a lit- tle of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than one ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine, as this is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles. We Pay Six Per Cent Interest on certificates of deposit for 6 or 12 months. All deposits in our bank are guaranteed by the state of North Dakota under the depositors’ guarantee law. FARMERS STATE BANK GRENORA, N. D. length thi clothes Ilnes. Haltor m%u o asicity. operate. No time to Baaoon h-e&‘f?ai.w".%‘i?s;ba“‘“‘“ Eumy Mig. Co., Tribune Anaex 507, Minnespolis, Mina. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers Cut and Dried CONVENTIONS HE days are going on apace, the time will soon be here when we’ll have names of nominees a-ringing in our ear. We'll know wholl lug the banner for the upright G. O. P., and who the Democrats select to be their nominee. Of course they’ll choose the fittest they can find to fill the place, upright gents and noble they’ll pick to make the race. They wouldn’t think of taking him who had the longest purse, or who bought up most delegates or else did something worse. Oh no, in- deed, they don’t look out for one who can get votes, they pick a man the country wants, who all- his time devotes to interests of the people and the welfare of the land, who has no thought of party when e’er he makes a stand. That is, they do these things I said if you believe their tale as they tell you on the corner or in matter in the mail. But the way they really pick ’em is to choose a man who knows how to wear the bridle nicely and speak and strut and pose; who'll pass among the faithful the soft and easy snaps, and look out for the people when he has the time— perhaps. —C. W. V. * * * It is to be hoped that the million- aires who operated trains during the strike in the East did better in the engine cabs than they have been doing in the administrative offices of the roads. e T THE WAVE OF BLUE DEN- IM HAS SUCCEEDED A WAVE OF BLUE “DAM ’EMS.” * * * “East is East and West is West and never the twain shall meet” until the San Francisco convention. * * * A baby walrus will eat 50 pounds of codfish in a day. Baby walrus’ dad must have a pretty good job to afford it. * * * A man in Chicago has complained that he was “robbed twice in one month.” Proving that any one who pays his rent only once a month is lucky. * * £ 3 Some farm organizations are build- ing a “farmers’ temple” at Washing- ton, D. C. And farmers of North Da- kota are building a real “farmers’ temple,” in the form of a terminal ele- vator, at Grand Forks, N. D. ADVERTISEMENTS AVE 30 per cent on vour fuel bill by installing Vapor Tight Piston Rings in your auto or engine, or any place rings are used. Vapor Tight Ring Co. 2542 University Avenue Phone Midway 1400 ST. PAUL, MINN. = ) = am -'ny Wemtonem!nsivarspro- 77 sentative Our leading champions of Ameri- canization for Americans are getting ready for a great drive to remove the restrictions on importing Chinese la- bor. ok Some “say it with flowers,” Some with hammer or mallet, But the best way to say it Is using the BALLOT. * * * When Langer announced that he was willing to withdraw from the governorship race in North Dakota, we'll bet he didn’t half express his feelings. He ought to be not only willing but anxious. And that makes it unanimous. K Universal milicary training has been killed in congress. there may be benefits even in a cam- paign year. * x Love and insanity, a judge ruled re- cently, are twin ailments. Except that a man is released when he’s cured of the latter. INTRODUCING MR. BEAN HIS is Mr. M. T. Bean. Mr. Bean is not a member of the Nonpartisan league. He doesr’t helieve in it. Mr. Bean says: “It ain’t no good for farmers to organize how. My banker told me so and 1 reckon he ought to know. He’s a big man, he is, president of the State Bankers’ association and member of the Commercial club. He says for the farmers to stick to farmin’ and leave politics alone, and I reckon that’s about right.” A word to the wise is sufficient; if the bartender knows you, just a wink is enough. * * * A soft answer may turn away wrath, but some old topers are finding that a soft drink doesn’t. * * * Any one who thinks ordinary lum- ber out of sight should remember the price of senatorial timber in Michigan. * * * The sugar barons have it all over the ice and coal barons, whose arti- ficially created “shortages” are re- stricted to certain seasons. * ES & STYLES AND PRICE Just how they figure prices on the ladies’ skirts stumps me. When long and wide and shaped like THIS they’re cheap as cheap can be. It used to seem the coin you’d spend youm would hardly even Thiss But now they cost four times as ke much—although A nnd sell the new Mellinger g:m—l’l!. they 75005 Milen, (Na mn'ds)"."" ki ped‘ o look e AL ke A 936 s oy NOER T R S, this PAGE TWO v Showing that ADVERTISEMENTS SELLS GUARANTEED FORD TIRES FOR $1 Mr. Herb Ford, tire distributor, 1746 Grand avenue, Kansas City, Mo., is causing a sensation in tire circles by selling Ford tires, guaranteed in writ- ing for 6,000 miles, at $1 each. He also sells heavy, first grade tourist - tubes at the same price. Mr. Ford buys tires by the carload— sometimes taking a factory’s entire supply. Buying in such quantities, Mr. Ford gets price reductions far below the usual wholesale figures. This ad- vantage he Shares with his customers. He handles only new tires (no “sec- onds”), free from defects, on a written 6,000-mile guarantee. PLAIN TREAD Guaranteed 6,000 Miles ......... $19.45; two for $20.45 3 -+ 24.80; two for .. 82.50; two for . 39.50; two for NON-SKID TREAD Guaranteed 6,000 Miles 80x8 ...l ai.e $21.80; two for $22.80 30x314. 28.70; two for 29.70 32x314. . 34.90; two for 35.90 31x4 <. 42,00; two for - HEAVY TOURIST TUBES .......... $4.85; two for $5.85 . 5.50; two for 6.50 5.90; two for 6.90 6.80; two for 17.80 SEND NO MONEY State plainly size of tires and tubes wanted and how many you want. They will be shipped C. O. D. the same day the order is received, sub_]ect to. your approval. You are the judge of the wonderful value of these tires. You are under no obligation—if they are not better than represented and a bigger bargain than you can get any- where else, send them back and they haven’t cost you a cent. A big Kansas City bank says that Mr. Ford is absolutely reliable. As this offer cannot last very long you should send in your order today to Mr. Herb 'ord, Pres., Tire Service Company, 1746 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. State sizes and how many wanted. We are the largest dealers in army goods USED . D. wool bresches, fine mndldon SAzass S 2.45 . D. wool suits, xood 5 795 0. D. wool wrap lexgms .. 195 Army wool underwear, ench . .. 175 Leather puttees, officers’, good os 3.7 Bib overalls, clean, perfect conditi 1.35 Khaki breeches, washed, pressed . .. 125 Khaki suits, in good condmon . 3.50 0. D. wool trousers, full length, like new.. 4.65 0. D. wool blankets, army, good condit!un 6.00 Army gray wool blankets, 4% pounds . 5.45 0. D. wool shirts, good as new .. 345 0. D. wool overcoats ... 10.50 Dyed army overcoats ... Marching shoes, new soles Four-buckle all rubber overshoes ... Pup tents, khaki canvas, good as new NEW Army web_belts, brass buckles, 3 for 75 Aviator’s leatherette, belted moleskln eolls 0. D. canvas leggins, regulation, laced (N Army gray wool socks Cotton socks, dozen pairs Cashmere light wool gray socks, 3 p Army balbriggan undershirts or drawe Horsehide leather gauntlet gloves .... Canvas gloves, black, heavy, & bargain, doz. | Two-piece wool underwear, per garment... Officers” shoes, chocolate colored .. 8 Infantry Munson lan shoes regulation Home guard shoes, on rmy gray wool blnnkat.s 4 pounds Blenkets, wool finish, 86x80 double Goatshair heavy 0. D. blankets We sell wholesale to storekeepers—write us. & M;il orders promptly filled. Send draft or money order, Rcterenca National Bank of Commerce. S. SALVAGE COMPANY w:bulu St., E. Cor. 10th, St. Paul, Minn. ) DOWN ONE YEAR 10 VPAY MaKe:20 ADay BEASALBSMAN—-mn.ke $5,000 to $10,000 & 000 farmers, mfi- own boss, 50, em elerks. etc have proved that an houra ywith amazing system makes men anly send na::l:-nenrd wli':llln ll)o_y_xfx;gngm b:)‘:)"i: that tells how, National s:lesmel 's Traine ing Ass'n, Dept.63E Chicago, Ik Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers