The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 15, 1920, Page 17

ARNY AND NAVY G0ODS PURCHASED FROM THE U. S. GOVERNMENT FOR SALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES TENTS AND TARPAULINS Boy Scout or pup tents, khaki, each .. 9. from $18 to HARNESS of brand new 2-inch heel chain T 88L .. aiaae 45.00 15.00 Sasesedenccannsecasasonacndene 12.00 MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDISE g mess kits, 1917 issue can U ent lea shell bags, each ....... .315 %cClelhn*ddlu, slightly used, each Ao U.'S. army pack saddles, all complete, each 25.00 .. 8. government metal horse collars, ad-- Justable, per pair, $4.50; each ........... 2.50 . 8. leather horse collars,. size 18-19, each 7; size 20 and ‘over, each 9.00 Enapsacks, €8Ch .i...iieiiieecens > L50 U. 8. government haversacks, each . S. government leather beits, edch S Second-hand government wool lined canvas horse blankets, per pair .......ce....... Large size U. 8. burlap lined horse blankets, per pair U. 8. heavy wool 0. D. blankets, each Heavy army wool blankets, each $4 to 4 U. 8 a comforters, used, each ......... . 8. government canvas lorse covers, which have hardly been use Separators, manufactured by each New U. 8. d, per pair.... Starch Bros,, A b P A bl ) re, per spool . U, 8. %-inch Manila rope, per pound ...... .22 Mail orders promptly filled. Send draft or money order along. Include postage if by parcel post, and where necessary specify sizes. We do not issue catalogs. BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, ST. PAUL. MINN. DIRECT FROM FACTOTY Send No Money T¢9, Wonderful, Sus. Flannel Shirts only $38.69. . Direct from factory. No Middlemen’s profits. Would cost $6 or more elsewhere. Perfectly tailored. Cut extra full. Com- fortable fitting. Winter weight. Soft turn down collar. Two extra strong, large pockets. Double stitched throughout. Thoroughly shrunk. For work or semi-dress, An amazing bargain. fend no money. Pay postman only $3.69 plus postage after arrival. ‘Then try them on. If not pleased, return “at our expense; your money returned at once. Or- - der by number F3312, State size. Specify gray or blue.” Only two shirts to & customer on this spe- clal offer. " WAREWELL COMPANY Dept. FS312, PHILADELPHIA, P‘A. DO DITCHING THIS FALL Prevent winter rains smothering the goil. Pat land early spring work. Get your h:li‘m::rmdgcndngdone now !vith 7 Farm Ditcher | Works in any soll. m‘fi"‘gxfimh ;:uxu.mwm:r"mn: GWENSROR0 DITCHER 8 GRADER CO., Bax 825, Sweashore, Ky 10 Days Free Trial Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers | entirely. beyond their control. -however, they have been granted near- ly everything that they asked“\in the way of increased rates and wages and ‘paternal, its power to keep freight from the soil in order that the boys at less than one-third of the sum that the people must now pay annually-to meet the increase in rates granted by the interstate commerce commission August 1, 1920. This increase, it is estimated, will yield $1,500,000,000 a year, which will have to come out of the pockets of consumers and travel- ers. Of the comparative efficiency it is not fair to judge by the service which has been rendered since the roads were “turned back” March 1. It is admit- tedly worse than anything experienc- ed under government control, but the managers have been terribly hampered by strikes and restrictions that were Now, they are on trial. : “If,” .as the Iron Age says, “the traffic situation is not speedily im- proved the issue of government owner- - ship and operation “will be presented again,” and the decision will probably be in its favor; for while it is admitted that it may be political, ponderous and moving is realized and this is what the people want. - { More Productign or Better Marketing? (Continued from page 7) triotism and duty and almost broke their backs in their effort to respond to it. Many of them upset their rota- tion ~systems in their anxiety to squeeze a larger immediate return the front and the folks at home might be fed. “We can’t keep it up. As I look at it, the average farmer today is doing about the best he can under present labor conditions. - His greatest need just now is a better marketing system for the products of his toil. This will enable him to stay on the job, keep his boys interested in farm work, and give the consumer a chance to buy the necessities of life at a more reasonable price.” Sl There is a world of truth in this viewpoint. Agriculture never was in- tended .to play a charity role in the great drama of civilization. The labor- er is entitled to his hire in the field as well as in the shop. At present the country is assured of food enough for its own needs and some to spare. If future food require- ments shall necessjtate larger produc- tion, the farmers’/of the country will do their best to meet, the situation. However, correction of transportation difficulties will help wonderfully 'in making available thousands of tons of foodstuffs which at present never reach the consumer. This, in itself, would serve thé same ends as a similar increase in production. ment of co-operative marketing will automatically induce larger produc- tion, for if the farmer finds he is as- sured of a profitable market, this fact alone will be enough to urge him on to find a way-to increase his output. Every industry, in the course of its development, passes through distinct stages. ‘In the matter of production, agriculture has become master of its own particular field of operation. Tt has fathomed a host of the secrets which center in the soil, in-good seed, in the matter of fighting pests and so on. Now.it finds itself passing into a new phase of development in which it must apply itself to becoming master of the processes of distribution and of marke}ing that which it has so well learned to produce. In this lies hope for the producer and relief for the consumer. The develop- o - LA LA e DRI R R RARRInnniel A ———— D e T AT S oA I 4 & .G & Batisfaction Guaran W& CLARENCE C. GRAY ‘MILLS, - 16 Plato St. (o satisfy or we shall Pleased: customers wh long term easy payments farm investments. grain growing. privateowners— prices will be higher. N ini i will farm lands be offered at priclgs se; lowmr Sevb o NoreAmerics Your Last Big Opportunity Until this land is dis- of the Canadian acific Railway offers u the most wonder- ?portunity in the Bureauof bt world to own a farm;, %‘:‘5‘{:'“‘“:{-“"“ No Sale Without achieve quep;ndence Pacif R:i?vv“yl:ifl Investigation end grow rich in West- fumish you from The Canadian Pacific will e Canada. Itoffersto their R?‘ng,;ee Li- pot sell you a farm until sell you farm lands in oy I 31280 you have inspected it. You . s New York and Mon~ must be tisfied — and the rich open prairies treal with the latest ~ Ci%t be sa Ibe- and fertile park lands m{""mo?"azm fore taking up your home. of e Llo i ife. No charge or Investigationis invited and Battleford Dis- tricts of Central Alber- - to ta and Saskatchewan or in' Manitoba for an aver- age of about $18,00an acre. N -1 T . H Twenty Years to 'gghé- Ontario St.; s'g’.l?m',."“kk‘"t: s.for Earn and to Pay IZ&ZWB?;:A” " Foll Information * The Canadian Pacific 335ws tation, special railway rates for offers you this land Montreal, ?am. 2‘3:‘?.;‘5?“5‘2‘:5" m"_‘J"é':; under a plan of long term, easy fiyments. You pay down 10%. en you have no payments on the principal until tfiz end of the fourth year, sixteen annual payments. Interestis 6%. In central Saskatchewan, ger grew the world’s prize wheat. World’s prize oats were grown at Lloydminster, No Taxes lc:‘l ) . provements Thereis asmall tax more than 20c an uox:tfl: m M. E. 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