The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 29, 1920, Page 13

ADVERTISEMENTS 160 Hens 100 Eggs Mrs. H. M. Patton, Waverly, Mo., writes me: *I have fed two boxes of ‘More Eggs’ to my hens and I think they have broken the egg record. I have 160 white Leghorns and in exact- ly 21 days I got 125 dozen eggs.” Any - poultry ‘raiser can easily make blg profits this.fall and winter by increas- ing the egg production of his hens. A scientific_ tonic has been discovered that revitalizes the flock and makes hens work all the time. The tonic is called “More Eggs.” Give your hens a few cents’ worth of “More Eggs” and you will be amazed and delighted with the results. Now'is the time to give “More Eggs” to your hens while prices are high and profits big. $7100 PackaO‘e It you wish at profit maker, simply write J. Baefer the poultry expert, 9668 allleefer Bl dg Kansas Mo., ul:)g a?g for his free package $1.00 ofl‘er "Don’t send any money Mr Reefer will send you two $1.00 packages. re Eggs.”” You pay the postman upon delivery onl. Sl 00, the price of just one pack: other &u! being free. The Million Dol]nr Merchnnts ol Kansas City, Mo., guarantees if you are not your dollar will be returned at any 0 days—on request. _No risk to y te today for thls special free offer. Poultry Raisers Everywhere Tell Wonderful Results of “More Eggs” “More Eggs” a Godsend I received your ‘““More Eggs’* Tonic and found it was a great Godsend. I was only getting 12 eggs a and now I am getung 50 per day. MY LE ICE, Boston, Ky. “More Eggs” Paid the Pastor I can’t exnress in words how much I have been bene- X I have paid my debts, clothed tha dren in new dresses, and that is not ali—I paid tor his dues. I sold 42% dozen eggs last week, doun ate some, and had 132 dozen left. . LENA McBROON, Woodbury, Tenn. 1200 Eggs from 29 Hens The ‘‘More Eggs’’ Tonic did wonders for me. I had 29 hens when I got the tonic and was getting five or ril Ist I had over 1200 eggs. I MEKK! eggs a_ day. never saw the equal. EDW. ER, Ponunc,m_?filch “More Eggs” Makes $300 I used ‘"More Eggs’” Tonic du the winter, I was’ ‘sble to sell $300 worth of ood record. JOSLPHINE BEVARD Derby Towa. $200 Worth of Eggs from 44 Hens I neyer used ‘‘More * Tonic until last December; package and have sold aver m l(grt.yi‘-{ourEhens. “Moro ing,Kl.ns R. No. 2, Box 47. Send No Money Don’t send uny m‘oney. just fill in and mail coupon, will be sent, at once, two EW packnxes of “"MO! Ho: @ postman upon delivery only $1.00, the package ing FR Don’t wait— take advantage of this free offer TODAY! Reap the BIG profits EGGS 1 . Have D eggs to sell $1 Package FREE E. J. Reefer, Poultry Expert 9668 Reefer Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Dcu Mr Reefer:—I weept your offer. Bend e the ‘More for which s. l hoth of these packages do n every way. € you prefer, enclose $1.00, cash or money order, with C. Om nwkueshs metimes t:ige roazel:‘mtg ?omr 3 ]g 0 in the postoffice, NaIOTTevs0ssssseTseosiossasassosseiiossasessrcannes Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers z andle “Over the Top” Experiences of a Minnesota Woman in Campaign DITOR Nonpartisan Lead- er: Although we had organized a club, talked League candidates, hand- ed out League reading matter and practiced ballot marking at the recent precinct meeting, my most interesting experi- ence in helping elect League candi- dates happened November 1, when, in the face of a stinging, driving rain— a regular “nor’easter”—my neigh- bor, Mrs. G. C. Albrecht, our staunch driver, Otto Shumacher, and I can- vassed our quarter of this township (Cairo). It was worth a good deal to see the “League grins” which greeted us at nearly every place and the two or three families who are not in sym- pathy with our program were friend- ly and accepted our campmgn litera- _ture. We visited 18 places, all going in- side the homes, making sure our vot- ers would. get to the polls in spite of bad roads. We also showed how to mark the ballots. In going “cross lots” 'over a plowed field the trusty Ford for once failed to | obtain a purchase in climbing a slip- pery hill. Out we got and pushed with “might and main.” Soon we were “over the top,” just as I am sure the League will be when the votes haye been counted. CORA C. PETERSON Fairfax, Minn. Cairo precinct did “go over the top” with a big vote.—~THE EDITOR. SOFTENING WATER Rain water cisterns are what the farmer or farmer’s wife usually thinks of when he or she looks around for soft water and there are no nat- ural supplies at hand. But. it is also possible to make most hard waters soft and for some purposes "the softened hard water is preferable to rain water. Hardness is generally the result of the presence of calcium carbonate, popularly known as lime or limestone, which water absorbs as it filters through the ground. It is this sub- stance which prevents soap from dis- solving, collects on the inside of tea- kettles, cracks the skin of the hands when attempts are made to wash with it, and clogs the pipesof the hot water plant. Ground waters of the North- west will probably average as much as 10 grains of calcium carbonate to the gallon and in parts of the South the proportion is as much as 100 grains. . A commercially practicable method has been worked out whereby the hard water, when passed through a tank containing zeolite ores, loses its calcium carbonate and flows out of the tank as soft water: When the tank has become loaded up with the lime deposit it is cleaned by running salt water through it for a few minutes. A tank softening water for-a hot water system, bathroom and other household purposes would probably need this salt water cleaning once a week. Commercial water softening plants ready for installation cost about $300. ‘One should -not be bought before a .sample of the water to be used is test- ed, for the plants are graded accord- ing to the amount of calcium carbon- ate to be taken out. Also providing the zeolite could be obtained at the right price, a farmer might be able to save something by building the softening plant himself. - film, ADVERTISEMENTS “WANTED?” 500 people to prepare for positions in banks, wholesale and railroad ofgces, osi- Board and room $4.50 to $6.00 per in law and real estate offices. ‘week. Address Also as auto and tractor experts. tions in garages and machine shops. CROOKSTON COLLEGE J. C. SATHRE Crookston, Minn. Make This Test See how teeth glisten then This ten-day test costs nothing. To millions it has brought a new era in teeth cleaning. 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