The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 2

SPREEE SR ARSI S A eI A SR SR Will Hezp’ You Cut Your . Living Expenses The 152-page Sale Book offers you nearly ' 3,000 barga1ns->—-sound ues at cut: prices. Your copy should have reached. you before this, If it hasn't, please write us’for one, and use your neighbor’s meanwhile. (3 of xy youlx; oopy thi reach you, writ.e us for ‘another FREE m‘l:tf‘::r Sale [ Book M40 You will ‘ot ‘want to miss these ba.rulnc in dry ¢oodl. shoes. clothlnz Kitchen utendll. household- ec*uxpment, farm implemenu. furnitute, phonographs, auto tireg and “accessories, nts and ls, hardware, driigs, jewelry, baggage, groceties—nearly eve , common demand. These real price cuts Mean more to you than a hun kind of merchandise wordg about cutting, Order Today — Sale Ends August 31 Order’early if you want to realize on the say- inge made possible by this Sale. O tee ** Satisfaction or Your 1eans just what it says. If after you have Money. Back'] oadered goods, you do ntzt flnd them mo«, wifl pay 152 Pages of Money-Saving Offers Like 'l'hecez Royal Aluminum Set ‘See P¢6¢ 96 of Sdc 5439 i 1861182, Set of Royal Aluminum Ware. Costs but a trlfle more thsn an 5 ordmary tea-kettle. I-{i kettle; 2-qt. sauces pan; 134-qt. d;'.0 or veletable stralner' 3-cup ez poacher 34-qt. pudding ‘pan. nt.o one complete pan when. not in lue. Puren and best ‘ aluminum. Shipping = weight 3‘}4 can you get equal value for other splendld lhoe barzalns Order by Per Pair No. - 24M1629. Sizels to 12. 2 Wide width: Men’s Munson ¥ Army Last Shoes made with exceedingly goft, durable brown uppers and -long-wearing soles. Triple wax thread stitched ~'heavily. re-enforced vamps—soft, flexible aranteed insoles. A wonderful bargainfor armers, trailroadmen, firemen, postmen, policemen and all outdoor workers Shipping weight about 3 pounds. Write: House Nearest -§ You 1 MunsonArinyLastShoes & ge.e.’fack Corver. o! Sulv 5398 8\ 'Da St * Mals, Light Blue, Old Rose oing &I’hfi- REL Yfld abou Kell Sleeve Slip-Over Sweatu' 3 r%a.o) Pau 80 of, Sale $759 ‘in tlu latest ctyh » Sweater, Sizes, 36to p in . three American ne ally at this surprising price d 31.59. smg;fixg weight, about l%?ounds. ; Quality All-Silk Crepe de Chine See . P J4 Sal ¢ “k f?: this %oneyf $198 offeri %I 5 No. 7. 2513. A Yard silke cre e ne—in Ivory White, gleuh. eel Gray, Rmda Green, , DarkBrown, Taupe Gray, Black, Wine, Plum. Nickel Gray, Myrtle Green, Heiio or Navy Blue. State es% ox'l wanted. dWi‘dth. about 39 inches. ppyyournee s for vear this si e—Sl 98 Make a Good Seed Bed and Grow Bigger Crops It's easy enough to produce straw but it’s hard to set the . kernel' without the. proper care of 8soil, 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—nis <8 trogen produces the kernel. ~Kovar Har- row is more thun: just an ordinary spring oth harrow--it destroys‘pigeon grass, udack grass, wild oats, Canadian thistle, sow thistle angd weeds of all kindl‘ + through cultivation. IMPORTANT1 Two New Kovar Products KOVAR COBN cUL‘rIVATOR. whldx cessful plan as the harrow. 8,000 Miles Guamnteod “No Money in Advance C. 0. D. on Approval l:lmute tllek Tire Proliteer ¢ These prices include War Tax ; EQUITY SUPPLY HOUSE Boston Block. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. ratos on the o RROW CART wlth dlut proot. wheels and drawbar guld.lng axle, JOSEPH J. KOVAR, Owatonna. an., ol electnclty. read 'Skid Tubes e uo 00 810.90 $2.00 <+ 1280 - 13.95 2,50 v 14,95 4. 18,85 ’flfii‘s}%%rt'&%n‘%'i‘ KOVAll ICELESS . i REF RIGERATOR CUTS THE HIGH COST OF L G. 'Needs no' ice, chemicals’ or pure; sweet: Kg:ps alll f:o‘)d fr?&h, 35 op: climbing cellar steps. The “POL gl ” fits angs" p?uce.' An ‘arm’s Teach from. your kitchen ° table. The “POLAR’ method rigera~ et Fflo of iceless refrigera- little cost. ODAY Polar Iceless ‘Refrigerator Co. 135" Main St not only :&md ttl?emhx':chu:‘l‘e ptlce. bne will’ the cost of transportation both ways. J | And to make an ‘“honest” dollar, = . He has women bought and sold. j-and put it in the window. ‘don’t ‘'have to do much walking.” 2 soft. | he found with his face mcely lath- nce now. yours at very ff - Write for Prlce g THE PROFITEER Let us maké a little study 2 Of the jolly profiteer, 4 Who is usually contented, : Bnght and happy, full of cheer. “As he knocks about the country, In his well-upholstered car, ° He is fond of glorifying : Our condltlons as they are. One thmg he tnes to tell us, . That he can not understand, Is why these cursed radicals Should seek to rule this land. We are “anarchists”. and “traitors” ‘When we struggle to-be free, And yet this foxy fellow Is more radical than we, He will starve the poor men’s babies, “In his horrid greed for gold, I-Ie puts sand into the sugar, Powdered chalk dust in the mxlk Cotton shoddy in wool clothing, Lota ‘of mbbish in the silk; How he cutses every toiler,” Who is not a willing: slave; Do your resting in the grave. “If I choose to cut your wages, You've no license to get sore, You're entitled to:‘existence, . Only that and nothing more." He is fond of deportatlons, Tar and feathers, lynchings too, Anything to crush the workers Is the end he has in view. Yet we are the stronger §any, : If we only organize, B - We can make the fat boys hustle, When we open up our eyes, " Tuttle, N, D." R, E TAYLOR: D (i cycle’ A5 N - Somehody’s walkmg across the continent harefooted. He’ll have. to hurry if he wants anybody to " ‘notice him, if shoes keep going up. N * # % ; f “No,” said the honest old shoe deal—' ‘ “this is an inferior shoe and I. won’t have it labeled anything else. Just mark 1t ‘A shoe fit for a queen’ g [ et fuee | “Cotton profiteers are said to be making 1,800 per cent. The cot- ton business seems to be pretty o 3 * *® “What do you mean, shavmg on company’s time 9" roadmastet, bawlmg out: the employe .ered. _“Well, the whiskers grow on' com- ‘pany time, don't they?” reJomed the employe. : S A BOIL ON THE STOVE IS WORTH TWO ON THE BACK OF THE NECK." e * * A member named Adolph Stein has been ‘elected to parliament in €anada, Some ‘pro-British ‘member ' probably will moye that the Stein be laid on the “Come, you fellows, speed up :!aster T As motorcycles promise to be high- } - er this season, might we not suggest: that much the same results can be | obtained by setting off-a bunch of | firecrackers under an ordmaty bi- Queens demanded the | § You Gan Make 3500 to 51000 ‘'‘a Month Milling "l’laav'b FlLode in your community on thisNew Wose. | derful Mill — no previous milling ex- perienice necessary. ‘ - Be a Miller and- have a dignified, permanent business mt will’ earn you steady and g Besides enrninz the regular mllhng ; profits you getthee:tmprofitofmggi HER' on the famouns vxg,." The mew pro- cess, uelf-eontnin + one-man, roller flour mill that is revolutionizing the ‘milfing industry, It requires less than half the power and labor of the usual : rollu-mill and makes a cremnv white, t retains g:: t" L legeofummourna onlllyadvezfiuq * “Famous for its l‘hvor“ o | e fmun the sacks wlth 3o milling and seiling flour, You ' ~'csu start in this most delightfully ; profitnblebulness. thhourisbanels i Wmm/nwmm“ma,,o'. »195-@@ nl'dg.. Owufl%; Auto and Tractor Mechanic ,{t ; !:mnoo uuooauum o] Young — M_.l...’-— that's tho aeerat of th llll- !— SWEENEY SYSTEM ."""-. ; SaiBies wete toaracd £ ‘S"s‘*‘e’w ol ernment and -over moehmlel lmnlnt on .mpnvim wuuhdummmtmwn : FREE uhowlna hlmlxodn gem- : E Saw falls tieea Wi Guarantee. Diges i o s o s 4 mp io Jack and orbor ltmuh“ary Moun wbuil;‘fin here. 10 Year 80Days' erte!ormgokmdc:shori:uym CTTAWA MFG. CO. 2341 Wood St., Ottawa, Kans, Mention the Leader When;Wfifinig‘ Advertisers Washingon, lowa. 8 ! table, _PAGE_TWO 2 e " Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers