The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 18, 1920, Page 14

Ae -Must First ADVERTISEMENTS J Every Stove Come1 From’ the Factory (0 ) matter “*where™ You buy your ‘stove, some one must get it t from the factory. And no ‘one can quote it at'a’ lower price than the manufacturerf “Why not get it from the factory yourself ‘and save ve money2§ Write and Find Out; What You Can Save.- by dealing direct with~Kalamazgo.- You've heard of “A Kalamazoo Direct to You.” - But do you know how much you can save with Kalamazoo prices? Get our catalog and find out. Everyone knows Kalamazoo quahty. “No better stoves and ranges made,” say a million users. Pick out the stove or range you want and let us send it to you on our “home trial plan with money-back guaranty. -~ We pay freight and make ‘quick shipment. Mail a Postal Today Also get our money-saving offer on furnaces, oil heaters, indoor closets, paints, roofing, washing machines, sewing -machines, cream separators, fireless cookers, aluminum ware, carpet sweepers, Congoleum « floor covering, and other household articles. Cash or easy payments. Ask for Catalog No. 163 Kalamazoo Stove Co., Mfrs. ‘A Kalarazoo emeer Direct to You ko Sb?p‘::ent Ro;..rstcred | We ey, Freight ’ ‘We Don’t Make the Price— : But We Get It! Prices for grain are made in Chicago—in Liverpool—somewhere, “somehow, and the farmers can not get in on it. But farmers can get in on the marketing. You can now save what you used to lose when you let outsiders handle your grain on commission. You can market it through the farmers’ own grain commission company. You can get the top prices offered, the best sales service and the best' elevgtor service—and that’s what you need to make up for present down- ‘ward trend. 3 At country point or terminal market PUT IT THROUGH THE EQUITY Equity Co-Operative Exchange SUPERIOR, WIS. ST. PAUL We Pay Top Prices Always For LIVE ano DRESSED Poultry and Eggs No commission charged. Our motto: ¢“Correct Weight and Honest Treatment.’”” - We buy all kinds of produce. Prompt return of check and empfies guaranteed Prices and tags sent FREE. A trial will convince you that it pays to ship direct to us. Our outlet unlimited. AMERICAN PRODUCE CO0., RiNNESGTA'™ We are cash buyers. o \ | D D \ e e e e bee—————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————eee e Subjects for Study » ‘Suggestions Wanted by Montana Woman’s Club @] DITOR Nonpartisan Lead- | er: In our club last time some of the ladies were discussing what we ought to study next in our club, after we had finished the “Qutlines of Civil'Government.” Some thought we ought to have something “with a bit of history to it, the history of the farmers’ movement in America, for instance. But others were of the oplmon that if we women were ever going to do our part in this”great business of restoring the American government to the people that we ought to know something of the his- tory of industry. One sister who used to live in the city, and whose husband belonged to a labor union, said that if we ever wanted to know how much we were cheated out of under present eco- nomic conditions we ought to know about' the introduction of machinery and what. it had done to mankind. Good L ps all of these ideas are, it seems to mé'that we ought to know about the progress of the woman movement and the attainment of women’s rights, es-' pecially the right to vote—too long de- layed. I would be glad if some of the mem-~ bers of other clubs would write letters to the Leader telling what they intend 30 do, or what they think ought to be one. Whatever we do in our club, though we are not going to talk about recipes for rhubarb “¢onserve or how to re- move rust from the stovepipe. tired of cooking and kitchens and when we meet for an ‘afternoon together we want to talk and learn about some- thing that takes us out in¥o the life of the world. We want to know about the great battles for human rights so that we can vote straight when the time comes, MRS. A. K. Lenville, Mont, =~ . How to Kill a Club 1. Don’t come to the meetings. 2. But if you do come, come late. 3. If the weather doesn’t suit you, don’t think of coming. 4. If you do attend a meeting, find fault with the work of the officers and other members. easier to criticize than to do things. 6. Nevertheless, get sore if you are not appointed on a committee; if you are, do not attend the committee meet- ing. 7. If asked by the chalrman to give your ‘opinion regarding some -impor- tant matter, say ydu have nothing to say. After the meeting tell every one how things ought to be done, 8. Do nothing more than is absolute- ly necessary, but when other members roll up their sleeves and willingly and unselfishly use their ability to help matters along, howl that the club s run by a clique. 9. Hold back your dues as long as possible,.or don’t pay at all. 10. Don’t bother ahout getting new membets. “Let George do it.” BONDING LAW SUCCESSFUL The state bonding law of North Da- kota, which for a year past has bond- ed all public officials, has collected ' $89,061 for bonds totaling $25,163,150, the same rate charged by private com- panies. Itsnet losses have been $1,000 and expenses $5,432, so that more than $80,000 has been saved to the state which otherwise would have gone to -the profits . of pnvate surety com- panies. PAGE FOURTEEN 7 s We're 5. Never accept an office, as it is ‘ ’ |~ ADVERTISEMENTS' Auto Owners WANTED! To introduce the best auto- mobile tires in the world. . Made under our new and ex- clusive Internal Hydraulic i ngsionmaatem_ - {1l nates Bruise— i# Rim Cut and enables us to sell [ our tires undera , 110,000 MILE | GURRANTEE We want an agent in every community to useand intro- duce these wonderful tires at our astonishingly low prices to all motor car owners, FREETIRESforYOUROWN CAR to a representative in each community. 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