The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, August 23, 1920, Page 12

"““Tractor Grain Drills. ADVERTISEMENTS Auto Owners » To introduce the best auto- mobile tires in the world: | Madeunder ournew and ex- A clusive Internal Hydraulic A I;:_xgansxon Process a;}étmm- =il nates Braise— E| Rantandenableaustosell i our tires under a 110,000 MILE i GUARAIITEE We want an agent in every community to usé and intro- duce these wonderful tires at our astonishingly low. prices to all motor car owners. FREE TIRES forYOUROWNCAR to a representative’in each community. Write for booklet fully describing this new ,process and éxplaining our amazng intro- ductory offer to owner agents. 1495 l!g'dro-l.lmted Tire Co. PHILADELPHIA, : WANTED! - New Super-Wheat for Northwest . Kanred, Brought From Russia, Is Developed Into Blg c i Yield Seed in Karisas Experiment = ILLIONS ‘of seres in the Central West will be planted this year with a .super-wheat, which yields from three to five bushels an acre more than varie- t1es NOW grown. The super-wheat is' Kanred, devel- oped through 14 years of careful ex-: perimentation . from a single head brought from “Russia.: It promises corilplet,ely to replace warieties: now grown in the hard whesat areas and to increase materially the grain produc 3 tion 'of the country. Approximately half a million acres were seeded with Kanred-last fall. If the pure seed from this-harvest is p]anted next fall, the acreage will be Six- or geven mllhons, and aftet that it isibelieved that use of the new va- riety will become general.- The Kan- sas Crop : Improvement assocxat:on,- $00 beforo you bu, W T i of tlr':?u Y. Stop takingchances. ‘l'ldlrln .gu “PO‘R. tires. - Our ti | e ied bt and sewed fires ‘We may be £ advertisement appears 0 Shndardunk- New Fresh hdt. 14-28 H. P. Avery. Tractor 'Fulhng . Avery ' Self-Adjusting’ actor Disc Harrow. . Five other sizes, 8- 16 to 40-80 H. P. A/l with same design, Get Your Avery Now When You Ned lt-Moet Fall time is indeed #racfor time—the time when the advantages of power farmin are many—the time when an"Avery wi mean most to you in’ getting ‘your work lhunueion side wnlls. n§ oreed to advance ‘our 3824 West Lake St., ers are nowuslng our scient qxtrlwided OLD SEAL TIRE 00.. Chicago, lil. When you. get an Avery you put speedv and certainty into your farm work. Six sizes of Avery Tractors have the “Draft- Horse ’’ Motor and ‘‘Direct-Drive’* done in the right way. ‘With an "Avery . Transmission and _many other exclu- . mow, you can get your fall plowing, disc- ing, han'owmg seeding all finished double uick—also have your own power for threshing, silo filling, shelling corn; grind- ing feed, road work'and other power jobs. You may have said,*‘Some day'I will have’ an Avery.” Why wait till “some day”’ when having an Avety right now_would mean so much tp youin speeding up your work, getting it done in the right way, and insuring a big next year's crop? A Size for Any Farm You cin get an Avery:in just the right size to fit your needs best. . Also “Power- .sive features. ‘Write for Catalog Get. your Avery now:when yon need its service most in getting a good crop started for next year, 'See your% er or write ‘us for catalog showing com= plete Avery' line of Tractors, Tractor= Drawn or Tractor-Dnven machmery Lift"” Moldboard or Disc Plows to fit any. . - size Avery Tractor and “Self-Adjusting” Tractor Disc Harrows and ‘‘Power-Lift” Also Motor Culti- vators'and Roller-Bearmg Threshers and Silo Fillers. ! . - a “Motor Fa Threshi OR‘:)!;\d Bies Maehimg, Avery Sf.Cylinder Modél “Cr, A smalltiace tor that is'making a big hit. The Avery 510 . HO P, is similarito this model’ but smallet X Avery-ize your, farm—-"A Gaod Mathmc anda Square Deal 1 : Avery Company 6208 lowa Street | Peoria, 1llinois Branch Houases, Distributors ¢nd Service Stations Covering Every State in the Union 1 Avery. deal- composed of 600 farmers, is endeavor- |’ ing to have all the pure seed replanted. It'is expected a fourth of the hard “wheat acreage in Kansas, and large acreages in Oklahoma, Texas, Nebras- ka, Wyoming, Colorado and South Da- kota will be sown with Kanred: Even-. tually. Kanred will be grown univer- | sally ‘in' the hard wheat country, in “the opinion of specialists at the Kan- sas experiment station here, where the new variety was. developed, The new wheat is' Somewhat more’ resistant to winter killing, a charac- teristic that particularly recommends, it for the northern part of the hard ‘wheat belt. - Winter wheat yields high- er than spring. wheat, when it resists the long and cold seasons of that Te- ‘ ‘gion. Prior to the development of Kanred there was no variety of common wheat | i that was ‘able to resist rust. The pe- culiar breeding:..of Kanred has made it remarkably resistant to red rust or leaf rust. The ‘early maturing qualmes of Kan- red make it peculiarly adapted to the dry farming region of which a large pa:t of the hard wheat belt is com- posed. Shriveled grains often result from ripening of hard wheat by hot weather beforé the berry has fully matured. Milling: quahtfis equal to other va- rieties are claimed for Kanred, only an expert can tell the difference in the appearance of it and other varieties. Last season a carload of Kanred grown in ‘Colorado topped the Minne- apolis ‘market. Samples of Kanred have been milled at.the Kansas State Agncultural college® mill every year since the wheat was developed, but no difference had been observed between 5 it and exther Turkey. or Khark?f CATTLE FILMS Introduction of American breeds ‘of livestock - and. poultry into - South America,. particularly Argentina, is to be aided by the unse of motion picture films prepared for this purpose by the United States departnient of agricul- ture, . The films also will show Ameri- can methods of breeding livestock and ,handling it in its many phases from the farm to the home table R CHICKENS HAVE T. B. Tuberculosis among poultry in various parts of the Middle ‘West. = Poultrymen whose. fowls die without apparens cause are: requested to notify their county agent or ‘the ,bureau of‘ animal industry, United States department of ag'ncul- ture. . i el Sells Tailor Made Suits for $18 " The Lincoln “Woolen Mills, Division 434, Chicago, 111, will send any inter-i ested reader of "this ‘paper (without:| charge) 'a book of high-grade cloth B’amples in ‘many; difierent colors and ‘patterns :-Then' prices are extremely, “low and you will find it to your advan-. tage ‘to send for this free book and: -eompare. their pnces with" others “be- . fore you order new clothes An ex- ample of their values is a durable and . - attractive, smooth-finished worsted at’ ' $18 for a three-piece suit, worth at. least $30 at retail. “Another big bar- .tralian virgin .wool blue serge, on _which ‘they gua.rantee to save you ot Jess: than $30. The company is large and reliable. « All- “garments are sent on approval. :Money will be returned ‘any time customer is not well pleased. If mterestéd write ‘them today .for test ptlce list, self-measurmg ree 1 book.—Adv. % " and tear on every worklng unit, 'DEARBORN, TRUCK COMPANY "Dept. N, 2013-17 § S. Michigan Ave., Chicag i being discovered - gain 1§ then- heavywelght, pure Aus-- ADVERTISEMENTS Ho’w to Know the BEST Farm Truck : Your own good co‘mmon sense ““and simple facts will guide: * you right. Measure valueby the gold standard of actual servxce Consider only facts. Dbagsorl ARE sold on rock ribbed facts—by direct comparison on a working - test.” The Model 48, Worm-Drive, 2-ton Dearborn is designed on new lines' of ‘simplified design: that make it 500 to'2000 pounds lighter . thanother worm-drive trucksoflike - capacity, To see this design is to kmoavwhere greatstrengthisgained. his great _saving of dead weight, ves gasoline, oil, tires and ‘weat - Buf see the Dearborn for yourself. See how fast and powerful itis. Compare it with any truck yon have " .seenr’at any price. ” Then you will know the best truck for you. If you don’t know the Dearborn Dealer, write us for Dearborn Book No obligations;:- ¢ Special un.d. ox‘ u ! I mad ‘Musnso bax toe m ' d three mom duny seer's :.,"h"e..':.:"- $4. 19 Same e $4.29 SEND FOR CATALOG EW THER BARGAINS buckle, $2.79 wllltv. s $3.27 55.88 i h’ $ Ha?: nnnln vici kid nommrt‘.n“ | Desk’ A, Minneapolis, Minn. ..., shoes. 1 will pay postman on ar- it satisfactory 1 cam return them and you wiil_refund” my money. and: postage. Without a Dollar of Cost’ ‘You don’t have to pay for 7 n.—-not. even the trelx D Not'.a dollar of uired, dan uto G. WOODS, ll(l'- Zxo.mlflh Im Mention the Leader When Writmx Advertmers o ~