The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, July 5, 1920, Page 15

» " have vanished ‘entirely. i5 i arp of the best breed (From the Dafly .Amb.ncan, Yakx Y a,_‘ : Wash.) The Amencan prefers to. judge the | I League and its work in North Dakota .- by its acts. 'The most important of - its acts, and those acts that have in- vited the severest _censure from its ‘enemies, are embraced in laws passed’ by a farmer legislature. As to wheth- er these acts are disloyal, un-Ameri- can, arbitrary, tyrannical and oppres- | sive, the American prefers to accept bhe judgment first of the ‘voters of ‘court of the . Umted ‘States. " preme: "The voters have ' overwhelmmgly‘ “dorsed the League. -program. Thm program, appealed from tfie voice of - _the people to. the nation’s hzghest - court, is’ pronounced by that court as sound and‘legal Amencamsm. o WHAT “ALL WOOL” MEANS Sixty-five per cent of the people who “ pay for real clothes are wearing shod= dy material, according to LeGrand F. | .Malaney, secretary of - the National | - . Sheep ‘and - Wool bureau. The' “all " wool” sign ‘means’ nothmg ‘because - shoddy may be all wool, that:is wool - which has been made over more than : : _.once. This making—over /PIocess. de-, s WOOD ASHES FOR HOGS ‘Hogs will frequently relish wood | “ ashes, and ‘probably can be depended “upon to not eat more than is good for- “them. ' Evidently the ashes act as a ‘tonic and may be valuable in prevent- Air-slacked lime will ap- ' ing worms. peal to the hog at txmea also. / ADVEB.TISEMENTS ki PRECKLEsfi Now Is the Time to Get R:d_ of These' i Ugly Spots: N ; ’l'here- no longer the slightest nced - ing ashamed of your freckles, as Othine—dou~ - ‘ble strength—is. guaranteed to remove these ' “homely ‘spots. - Simply get 'an ounce Strength—from your druggist, and apply 'a lit- tle 'of it night and marning and you shot ‘'soon’ see 'that even the worst freckles have | ‘begiin to ' disappear, while the ' lighter ones It is seldom:that mom . than ‘one’ ounce 10 completely clear " the skin and’ gmn & 'beautiful clear complexion. "Be the “double ~strength’ guarantee” of - Be sure. to ask for Othme. “this is sold under money hg it fafls to rmove freckles. - REEL can work It. 'Stands. 4 18 £ nlgh, takes on 1246 ‘of “wire at one nvolu tion. Holds 100 1bs. o more. Loosen two th taken out, . 'Put “back Satisfaction guar- anteed. . "' Invented ‘and Mir'd) 'l:r YW, F. HARBAUG 3% 52'; Tentg v- 8.. Hlnnn’nlh. Minn. Duroc Jerseys Fhe “home of Model Orion, the 20,000 boar. Stock for sale ab all. imes.: : HUBERT PINSKE, g A,rlylglgton,v_Mrum. Wi WESTLAWN DUROCS Bred Sow Sale Aug 9, 1920 _Home of Willetta’s' Mona gmd eham-x _pnon Kentucky State Fair, L “Write for csulo& -:v P. M. FULLER AND SQN T Redwood Fnllfl. ‘Minn, | HERRIIANN'S BI1G TYPE POLANDS \Ve have a fine 1ot o( March and /April’ farrow. ThEY‘ ‘We have the blood 1ines of boars as Bob’s Dfi".utor. Bepalmr. Giant Prlns. %hadow Woncaar. t(:lammum Liberator, 1 e g W e “Write any; of us; | 8id o H., o AL F n\;nnm_un._‘ Norwogd, - Mint of Othine—-dmlble ? BARB WIRE | A chlld 12 yms ola | umb nuts ‘and the mel ds: samo; way, Welghs 14 | 1bs! l‘Gfl SALE — SHEPHERD : PUPS ‘and others of ‘the’ but. : LE‘, DER‘ CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT This ‘is tbe ‘place to adnrtiu your stock, farm machinery, chiekens, eggs, for sale ‘and ‘auction sales ; to make your- wnnu known and h.ve them supplie " Tesults come from Leader Clunfled JAds. Rates ‘are 10 cents per word per. issue.. To memben of the N-tionnl Nonpc_rfin.n leagie when ndvertilinz gell their-own products or supplying their own needs, & rate of 8§ cents per word is e ‘members must give the number of ‘their member-~ der recelpt when elnlnins the B-cent rate, . All advertising for sale of landl carries the rate, . Ads must reach.us two ‘Weeks ‘before date ‘of publication. ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE roduce Best inn,. —————-—-———_____________,_'..__ FI'BEBRED HOLSTEIN BULLS—GEM ; PIETERJE - ul DeKol " Elmwood No. 211804, four sen's old. ha other will be ymung this: fall, Pa 1 b minhed. “Both are gentle: and in’ go oondmm:. . Address. N, M.~ Anderson, Dasgsel,! )fln XTREME BIG TYPE POLANDS.” AM BOOKING -orders. for' 100 March and “April pigs. d‘:' Simmet’s . Big P, the world’s: champlon B!a Price, and Slmmet'a Giant Timm; pedigrees furnish= ed. . Henry Stmmet, New. Ulm, Minn:. P ek L A ol AR A B bt AL i FOR = SALE—REGISTERED ' 'HOLSTEIN = BULLS, .+ ready for service, ‘and bull calyes four to six'months Aebtu I 4 s Wikie 100 el Bermasa ‘Schumacher, ‘Villard, Minn, ; FOE SALE—ONE - REGISTERED RED SHORT- 1 . “'mobile excursion’ irom Nom L2 by way wof Valley 'Clty,. Devils' Lake, Cando ‘and - Hansboro every first an ., third “Tu each. month “‘during . the gummer, thfia for . literature and memuon early, ; Wllbe , ‘Nome, N.. . CORN LA " solly well séttled part the Canadian border, operstown, - “McVilk per acre, . Terms, $ acre’ per year. = Six' thousand acres to select’ from, Schwab Bros., 11028 Plymouth ' Bldg., Mhu.eupoux. - the ' great 'possibllities oifered ‘in cent: < 'We are in the Wirite today” for Minnesota, rn- and ‘elover: belt'and"lake region. ma information' on how to get one . and.ona white, - Write _nite, N"iD ). 7 e o o M SRR R e e S OSSR . BEGISTERED ' CHESTER. WHITES. -TWO HERD ‘boars, fall and’ aprlns pigs, el lél:nl‘ sex, mbresentin! ‘most: on. for prices. R, Hucmer. Lig- - Agency, Inc., Dept. T, ‘Olean, N.- Y. HDKE AR] Dlx ICS, OU'l‘ OF THE Y.EAD!N 3 .n { ines of: g‘i-: }u&nsgéloon. Gre;t High' il:dg €3 Wnn‘ i 1o $45 each. ton -———-—-—-\-__._,__.___________ POLAND CBINAS—!KI,AVE Sgab'.{ln" (étli!OICE Sl’Btlel;ldC.l i é?g. ‘reasonabl t sfaction aran igrees furni: Call or. write,” Hubg‘ilt éander, . famous’ James mver ¥alley, ‘Stutsman county. 11000~ acres” must be IreeDUst. John “B, Fried® Land Co.,. Jamestown, . Sleepy Eye, Minn. cnns-mn WHITE HERD. BOAR, smm) BY BIG ley ‘farm, - lands " for sale. g ‘Wildwood Prince . 28531~ Prxeed right. Phomas fi. Nelson, Marietta, Minn. . - PUREBRED CHESTER: WHITE SPRING PIGS, ‘either.sex; eholera immune,’ satisfaétion guumteed J. Fiyzare ;. Lafayette, . Minn. nmm'nmm) DUBO(‘B. BRED GILTS SPRING - boars, - gu: farmets” prices, P, 0. Sonste- gard, Geor!cvllle mnn ——— OAK LEAF FARM LARGE YORKSHIRES. SPRING Mfinmd boars for sale. C. V. Carlson, Atwater, PUREBRED CHESTER WHITE HOGS FOR SALE.’ Ft:xr-m part mlnn Wwrite Frank Juhnwn, Sleepy Eye, e L s e REGISTERED CHESTER' WHITE SPRING PIGS “for sale.” Stephen Tokash, St.-Anthpny, N. D. >POLLID SHORTHORN. BU[.LS AND COV .quire ‘of Novotny ‘Bros,,” Maple Lake, Minn: FOR SALE-SEVEN GOOD: BF’D LLED BULL M0, 4 Farden; Maxbass; N. e % N, Sando, Grafton, N D. to.~buyer. ' Well-improved firms Please don’t write but come, Lo., Milaca, -Minn. At e et il R S oS S TS I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ‘SALABLE FARMS. Will deal with ‘owners: only. cash price.”. Morris' M. Perkins, Columbla,” Mo FARM " FOR = SALE—196-ACRE GOOD ' STOCK farm, one mne from New Pralrie, Pnne county, Minn, Fred W. Kettler,” Mankato, nn, L FOR - SA LE—TWO farms in’ the Golden valley, © Write for nuu:-ulm Thos. Krema, Box 224, Beach, N. D, or -unimproved: land ‘for 'sale. ' 0.4 ‘K., o -Baldwin, Wis, ¥ !MP%OVED FARM FOR. RA'LE. 320 ACBES PRICE, Hagen, ‘Arapahoe, Col. ]N,- N - Lumber . Poultry e A OIS OUh S S S B Sy BABY CHICKS—PUBEBRED SELEG['ED. HEAVY 5 .. Healthy: vl(omus stock. -C. White i and rown Leghorns, §17 pel' 100 500, ssu Barred Rocks,. Anconas, Sls Reds, Buft’ Orpingtons, $20, postpaid. - Live arrival ‘guaranteed, - Largest hatch= in’ this section, = Established 1914. - Catalog free. Booth Hatchery, I"l]m.on, Mo. e Lt i e S N S B - 'ROSE-COMB BUFF LEGHORN; SILVER, GOLDEN ‘and Columblan Wyandottes; hens,. $3; cocks, - $2.50. Yonnl.: flltod: reasonable. L. fencepo! Send - bil 809-K. Everett, Wash. (R e o A i o PO S R ST R e WESTEB.N RED CEDAR TELEPHONE POLES AND “8plit posts, Several cars posts. ready,. Good qual-. ity} price attractive. A, R.. Derr, Clarksfork, Iduhn LUMBER AND SHINGLES AT REDUCED PRICES. < Farmers® trade our snecmti_ Best . 'Emersob €o.,” Box 1156N, Tacoma, Wash. windows, dours, ete.; direct from -coast. di ohwneasolm Bel- — KIOEEM‘ PRICES PAID - FOR POULTRY, :EGGS, - horse hides, cow hides, pelta, fur, McKny Pmduee 00.. 8t Paul, Minn. . "~ Dogs and Pet Stock e - FEMALE SCOTCH COLLIES THREE MONTHS OL\'). 3 uch: elght months ' old, “$8" each. ~ Two 5 $15 each. - Direct descendants of the $10,000 & prgan: do; ~Squlres; Pedigrees " furnished, Mnrklngs perfect. ‘Kane, Russell, N, D. BAMAINS—-TRAII\ED DOGB PUPPIES, “for ‘every. purpose Llsts. BDAOK SHEPHERD PUPS . KROM - HEELING | parents. Gerhard Wolter,: Hamburx.,’.mnn i)gsu Pay. after unloadlng 3B Overton, Sagle, ho. AEEs ‘Barber Colleges TEARN BAB.BER TRADE, . LOW SUMMER BA'I'ES Big wages. ' Easy work. ' Positions guaranteed. : Time and- expense saved by our ‘methodas.: <Catalog free. Moler “Barber . College, “ 107A Nlcollet Aye,, - Minne- " apolls. Establishéd ™ 1893. " " ETC., ‘everybo Professor. Gilsdorf, - New catalo " cents: “Zeiner” 5 Fuldn.- REL S « Call lor write Twin "City’ Barber College, 204 pin: Ave. Minneapolis, “Minn., Honey and Cheese (FINE m-rmc'mm - SIXTY-PO free. enne= Bruesehoff,. Norwoad, Minn, | HONEY ars- free, Wl IE: rent or sell :fter one yesr. ‘Write "} 35 I incoln,. Neb.: matter where located. Parti T Baen, B tate SalesmanCo., Dept. 535, nmperty.;wrfla J hn W Black. Fourth "/ St. - Chippews Falls, Wls,. KODAK FILMS TROM ' ALL PARTS' OF THE: | wor ellverlen dafly. * Send for .price 1list and ° an. - No: wrapmng, in package: ,._Aak abom. free enlbmments Northyestern Foto- Servl Mandan, N, ——— 'SEND ‘US YOUR FILMS—BEST WORK, PBOMP’X‘ service. . Faotocraft, 2020 22 Plymoum Ave, Min~ neapolis,” Minn. Lightaing Rods HTNING © RODS--EXCLUSIVE AGEN; AND | mgnlfi gu tc]»l live: dealera‘ sg.lmg "Dlddleg Tniver- ‘-Wnta‘for"mna “Prices foae B 5"‘»?"1‘5& Exchange | countries,” Steamshlgl tlckats, all-1ines to H 5 Minn; Ag nt "W ated US‘H.‘BSS ige, 51 Lad | n} the most fertile' and “the surest crop | 5 Blg lnd Biz’l‘ype 71165, ' district of - North D We' have- 20,000 ‘acres .ls‘n. chaneuto a re ig type herd boar: +of improved ‘farms. now sdlin: at $20 to $125 per Co 0.D.: uzust, Monqnmu (. acre, ‘on easy. terms and crop payments, Free ‘auto~ Heury , 40, 80 OR: 160 ACBES GOOD HEAVY of Todd! county, Minn.; good ronci.s, schools and churches. : “Will prodiice god' crops ‘of corn, oats; Eotmneu, etc. Price,. $15 to $35 B e R S e e N S NOW IS THE TIME TO'INTEREST YOURSELE IN of ‘our-farms. on’ easy terms and ‘small cash pay- “horn August- bull calt; " A good, big bone fellow. 3 \Three Jxl‘h grade: Blnmhom b T calves,. two - roans zer::"s" SB‘&V‘Sd‘ '33 $20 %%’ g&;;e:n%lu ha,%‘r)\m otarms 335 andiup. ©C. W. Bover, Backus, Minn. BEAUTIFUL = HALF-SECTION" ¥ARM ‘ROSEAU" Fair ‘buildings,’ newly ‘painted; 275 « dcres cultivated, balance pasture and timber; rich +black: land; four miles from: town ;. price, $67.50 er “six ot~ the popular: and ood" 1ines acte, D, H. McMahon, Badger Minn | 5 _of the trved” Ribert Aitmann, Gibbon, Minn. T YORK STATE FARMS_WEITE FOX GOM, FOR SALE—REGISTERED HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN plefe 'list of farms for sale: 'We have ‘& elze. Iocl- ~bulls, from calves ‘up to one year, ~Good individ- tion' and price<to Plena you.. “Stoek an gt xnduf:in “1ea lg mllk suafns. Chas,: ‘Spion- cluded _on ‘most -of - them. lnndevme Benl Emm o, SO e R b S80Sl LS AR SN I AR FARMS IN, SOUTHEASTERN NORTH DAKOQTA, IN sold immediately, -Write for blg : SNk o D R B S A BN R T SR - A REAY, BARGAIN—SIXTY-ACRE FARM; 40 UN- dercultivation:: level ' loam . land;.fair buildings; - 3 % :five miles to fown; price, $2.000. ‘Many other bar- nolm foias By TuthColonlastinnCos-Dept: 3; Merrll, px?. 11 ‘weeks old: $18 each. Female: Reg. ' No. _______#______wu : 086. sire No. 160523 - John ‘K. Knv ls, Plna. MARSHALL COUNTY, SHORY OF EABOR. WILL g s:l dhasnzxe farm, $48, 5 A’lt:o wellalmpro;eg hme- ,von SALE — REGISTERED CHESTER WETTE | fead $35 per tere. ~On - ek e Tl . bomr farrow; §15. Ship anywhere. C..0. Hang Dabl, Germantown, L ; D.’ onlal- Stock Farm, - Esmond, D, ATTENTION-—-NORTH DAKOTA RED BIVEB VAL~ Renters ' buy,. Canada farms on erep- payment plan.” " Apply. to Lawrence ol EE i A ok A b oA e U B Bt o N o FOR SALE—FARMS SOLD DIRECT FROM OWNER: at” all ~prices. . Fnrm Owners Land Give deseription anad’ 160:ACRE. WELL-IMPROVED WANTED—TO HEAR FROM ' OWNER OB' “FARM Kawley, e e e e S S SO S R Sy BUY 'FIR. LUMBER. . RED CEDAR SHINGLES, ' for ~deliyered price.: Lnnsdown, Box: uality. - Robert ot s b i b A S et oty e et SR AU WR!TE FOR DELIVERED PRICES ON CEDAR ‘| BARBER: TBADE SUCCESSIK‘ULLY 'I‘AUGHT TO UND ¢ ¢ can,’. $14; two -cans, $27,50; “10-pound pail, $2:70; five-pound pail, $1.40. Faney brick: cheese. prices | Employment : 2 ‘on mluest.v Chris Bthr, Almont, N. D, feris B X EED, FARM. HELP? | MARRIED | VOB, BALE_NEW HONEY, CROPOF 'D%uu%gag}r shx}?e m(;:. haying, * h;)rvestdual ctgren!:l:‘f ,13“ ;3“:‘?‘;1%056 “',‘,{,‘,’e Cmm!lg. ""fi’}fg ’1’:‘5«‘1 e A en; eers, separator - an actor 8 mx’“ 2 v Tri-State. Etaployment - Co.. 195 Marquette: Ave., M. V. Fucey, Preston, Minny : Minneapolls, “Minn, . Main ' 2884. y A E tat MANAGER® FOR 160 ACRES AT- sz,zsoo CLOVER OlTe Real State pc,-ns and potatoes. . $1,000" and: ‘house - for BELL YOUR PBOPEBTY QUICKELY B‘OB CABH, NO Real Es- - CIF: YOU WANT TO SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR: Steamship Tickets and Forelgn":. _ e M e O D S A e . DRAFTS. AND ‘MONEY ORDERS, ALL EUROPEAN b ‘prompt - service; lowest exchange rates,’ and’ from Burppe - 700 Bostun Block, Mlnnenpous, | CouNTRY. DRIED. WINDOW. | Gem Pou ATEXAS BOOSTER, i Editor Nonpartisan Leader: T don’t see much in the Leader from the Lone “Star ‘state. I joined the League the first chance I got. We have had some ‘organizing done here, but not enough. It 'seems that the farmer is slower to catch on in the South than in the North, but they are beg'mmng to walke up. ; You see we raise cotton here and it takes zbout 14 months to raise and gather a cotton crop’ and we don’t have time to think much about any~ » thing except how we are to meet our obligations in the fall. Most of the ' southern farmers are ready to suppert the lahor ticket if there is one put out. What we need most is orgamzers. Everybody here is going wild over cotton this yeary because we got 40 “'cents for some of it last fall, while we should have been' getting 40 cents when calico was 5 cents a yard. One bale of cotton made into laces at pres- .ent prices will bring $5,000.- One bale “made into common shirting at present prices will bring $2,000.. We farmers are not gefting chicken feed out of it. We had better begin to look at ou]:,A markets and ‘elect farmers to office so that we can get some legisiation that . will assist’ us in marketing our crops. - T hoost ‘the League everywhere I go. I believe it will lead us ‘out’ of' the wilderness'and into the promised land of liberty, and plenty. 1 can’t see how a ' Christian can: afford not to help “bring about 'a condition in which a wfll be satlsfied.; G. Al LAMBERTH Wheeler, Texas. 7 (A bale 'of cotton is about 500 pounds, for which the farmer gets only $200, even with cotton at 40 cents a ~pound.—THE EDITOR). FOR LEAGUE PROGRAM 'Editor Nonpartisan Zeader: I have | ‘Just read the June®7 issue.. It seems ‘every issue gets better. The article, “What Has Been' Done' in North Da- kota,” is certainly fine. I think it Would be good prepaganda in pam- | phlet form. T could use 1,000 of them. Cooper, Texas., . - P, J.BARKER. Miscellaneous ARMY' GOODS PURCHASED I‘BOM THE U. 8. GOVERNMENT. “BoyScout/or pup: tents, khaki, cach - Used ‘army tents, pyramid shape— - 8350 (10x18) "Class A, cost government $100, each.. g" gg 0. (16x16)- Class ‘B, cost government: $100; e.uh (16x186) Cluss C, cost. government $100, Officers’: tents, used, Bxfl, nach $22.50 to Tarpaullng,:’ 9x15,” ¥ Tarpaulins, 19x16, each Army mess kits, ‘each -, 1917 ‘issue canteens, each ', Steel hospital cots, each ... New hip' rubber boots, .per ni Naw saddle. bags, leather, per. p S: McClellan saddles, each ... U. 8. Army‘pack saddles, ail comple U, 8. Government metal ‘horse colla able, per; palr 84,50, eacl V.. 8. ‘leather horse ‘collars, s Size .20 and over, ‘each Kmpsncks eath ....4 government horse ' biankets; llne per pair. oL, Semndhand [government. wouk “horse blankets, per: nulr phE U, 8. heavy wool 0.“D. blai Hmvy!-grny army woo‘l blankets, ch . 8. -Army comforters, used, each .. Hnrs& covers, which have nlready be&n use: pa Celvannaas s I U. 8. breast. colla; lines, ‘per set. ... 1% inch hreechlnx hi 134 .inch “lines, 'per set . ‘1% tmch breeching . harness, 1 inch lmes, LBeL IS L e 1% inch' goyernme < 1nes, per set .. 2 inch nmrt trace Seoundhnnd gnvpmment halters, per “dozen Sej A uasg mnngractured by. Starch DBros:, each : T R SN ‘New/ U, 8. recrumng sacks,” edch - "Hand corn plantets,” best: made, eaol Army painted ‘barb’ wire, per: spool . Malil orders” promptly filled. - Send -darft or money order .along,- Include postuage if by parcel post, and, where necessnry. apeclfy sizes. - We: do not " 185ué I cataloj U BARRETT: & ZIMMERMAN, . . AR Midway, Horse Market, St. "Paul, —————-————-———-_—_—_—-—J_.______ NEW HEAVY ‘BRASS-TRIMMED * ‘BREECHING' hnr:ness. $65 i:er set: new: McClellan- army “saddles, $19.85; ‘new 1%-inch halters, $1.36 ‘eacli; genuing ' wool army ‘camp blankets; $5 6 “iarpauling, 12x15," good welght duek, - while. they 3 last, ' $16.50 each. “Catalog matlled free. ~ Midway - Harness Co.,’ 1953 University Ave., St.- Paul, Minn.: ¥ iuh it baSin et Kb e L e B St LD A ' FREE - INSTBUC’I‘IONS IN FLOWER AND 'BIGN ~ipainting “on ‘glass ‘to boys ald girls ‘who “sell Sim- plified founmln pens,’ * Sample, wuol - canves, . canvas 2,40 25 cents. - Home: PRUNES - — FIF‘TY-POUND 7 boxes; $9: 100 pounds, n;m« Gnrflem Fmb‘. Protduce. Cov, Gurfleld, TWE'LVL‘ GAUGE GOOSE GUN * SALE excel- Tent v.'oudfl!w"s . BB Shelln ach; 1,000 brand: new: - %fi alty Co., 1231 ‘Ninth Street Sduth, Minneapolis, . - Bomnd. Miom, : e J&enfi@j the Tieader When Writing Advertisers’ = -