The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 27, 1920, Page 15

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Tell ; your ruptured friends of this.. EASYHOLD C0., 1728 Koch Bldg., Kaneas City, Mo.—Adv. [ CHESTER WHITES—SHORTHORNS Regiatered Chester White Boars of April and May far- ] row. Cholera immiune, true Chester type, $50. Ofien ,uu same as above, $50. Gilts bred to Buster’s De- ender, son of Buster’s Giant, for January shipment, . - Tried sows bred to Buster's. Defender, .$125. 'unior yearling gilt, open “or b fine individual, e . One senior yearling herd ‘boar, " ‘‘Mike Big ne,”’ gired by Prince- Big Bone, a boar that has transmitted perfect - Chester type—first check Afor $150 takes him, as I have-no furtier use for him. Also W&gmd Shorthorn heifer, year old last-August 4th, 07 white, from prize-winning sire, , « $200, “C. A. WETTERSTROM, Route 4, Detroit, Minn. - Big Poland Hogs, Registered A “ELM DRIVE FARM ¢ Boars, boars, boars and bred gilts; also.young. pigs. ). H. KULENKAMP, So. St. Paul, Minn. } MUNICIPAL MILK DISTRIBUTION ' The city council of Winnipeg, Can- tion ‘of an interesting report on mu- nicipal milk supply for Winnipeg, |, Which. report recommends that “a by- 4 authorizing the raising of a sum of ! $600,000 to establish a fully modern k4 municipal plant for' the manufacture, sale and distribution.of milk and milk products.” ; : Barber Colleges LEARN BARBER TRADE AT MOLER BAR- ber college. - Oldest institution of its kind.> Estab- lished 1893, . Time and expense saved by our meth- ods. Catalog free. - Moler Barber College, 107G Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn, J every! Professor Gilsdorf. New. catalog: free. Cdl’bgrdyw?m the Twih City Barber College, < 204 _Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. . 'Wanted to Buy . AFALFA SEED DIRECT FROM ' THE FARMER. E. B..Vajge Va Mont, WANTED—CAR EACH OF CORN AND { Araondson, ' Pittsville, Wis. SHOTGEN, RIFLE talin, *Fargo, N. D Real Estate e e SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY FOR CASH, NO matter where located. Particulars free. = Real Es- tate Salesman Co., Dept. 535, Lincolm, Neh. IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR EXCHANGE YOUR property write me. John J. Black, 4th. St., Chip- pewa Falls, 'Wis. S - Personal" YOUR HOROSCOPE—REVELATION - OF YOUR life, with large pietorial chart showing talents, char- acter and description of your - affinity. “Scientific, accurate; send -25 cents, birth date, = St. Germain i+ Boclety, Box 1141, Pittshurg, Pa. Steamship Tickets and Foreign OATS. P. ' Exchange : 4 DRAFTS, MONEY ORDERS, STEAMSHIP TICK- } ets to and from Europe. Lidman, Boston Block, Minneapolis, - Minn, = * 5 0 7 Financial X PAY 8 PER CENT ON CERTIFICATES OF Lo deposit for six or twelve months. ~All deposits fully guaranteed under state gubranty law. If interested _write Slope County State Bank, Amidon, N. D. y - For Sale or Exchange FOR_ SALE—THREE REGISTERED .PERCHERON stalilons. - ‘Will consider trade on. good second- b hand kerosene tractor. - Write for patticulars,. 0. F. “a Feske, Sutton, N, D. A f St Kodak Finishing A MAIL’US A FILM ROLL AND 25 CENTS FOR M dsulnplnlg and six superfine prints. Oftedahl 4 Studio, Little Falls, Minn. S e Farm Machinery et e e U iy Wi -USED TRACTOR, 15-30 HORSEPO [ ‘ 4 »%&l : % must ho‘. bargain, ldnwmdmth,, B ey “Onions 5 4 L TR e F A SN e L3, ONIONS FOR. SALE, ;2'PEB 100 POUNDS A4S they last. C. J. Pipo, Kensington, Mibn.s 3 T ® . /. “ % & & { P . ADVERTISEMENTS ada, recently authorized the publica- law be submitted to the ratepayers: 5 3 BARBER TRADE BUCCESSFULLY TAUGHT TO AND REVOLVER, M, A. NAF- | P for results come from Leader Classified Ads. Rates are 156 cents per word per issue. of 10 cents per word is made, ship receipt when claiming the 10-cent rate. full rate. Poultry- : BREEDING COCKERELS, PLYMOUTH. R ICKS, Barred White and Partridge; Wyandottes, . White, Silver - and Partridge; Reds, both'combs; Yeghorns ‘White, brown and buff; Anconas; also hens an guflela ; all selected by experts. Prices, single hirds, 3.50 and up, according to quality; less in quan- tity. ” We carry full line of poultry supplies, incu- bators, brooders, etc, Write for price list. Hackett~ Hayes-Stanfield Poultry ,Co., South Side, Minne- apolis, - . 2 ¥ % e e e I SR B S BB e iy EXTRA CHOICE WHITE PEKIN DRAKES® AND | ducks, winners wherever shown, $3 each. Cockerels, Barred Rocks, rfi"" each; three for $5. S.-C. White Leghorns, Ferris' Strain, from $3 to $10, according to quality. All from prize-winning stock. = Mrs. R. E. Reineke, Morristown, Minn, LN TURKEYS—MAMMOTH BRONZE toms. Flock head cost®$55. These are ‘standard. Special.-attention , to particular needs. . Stock . fully_ guaranteed. Price, §12 to $25. Mrs. Wilbur. S, Acton, Lewistown, Mont. PUREBRED ROSE-COMB RHODE ISLAND RED cockerels, Vibret; heavy ter layers, entirely new blood for old, Customer’s satisfaction guaranteed; x? msta.so for the best. John' Modin, Ken= are, 2 < “GOLDBANK’’ e el S . SO FOR SALE—PUREBRED BOURBON RED_ TUR- kes!, toms, $8; hens, $6. Two one-year-old toms,: $10. Barred Rock pullets, $2; guaranteed to please oNr money refunded. Mrs, mer Smith, Pilsbury, e e A R S BIG TYPE WHITE. HOLLAND TURKEYS; BEST in stats; vld tom, 35 pounds, hens 21, young toms, 20; $8; young hens, 15 pounds, $7: &lso White gyandotw cockerels, $3. ° J. G. Xane, Russell, ——— STANDARD BRED “POULTRY—BOURBON RED gundors, $3 guoks TG Whtle Cratmpeont has, 13 » 5 R.-C. n 5 each.. Mrs. R. B, Martin, Emnndtl;? N. D. UREBREDS.-C. BUFF. ORPINGTON !'JOCKEB.KL‘S!i April hatch, $2:50; pullets $2,00; Mammoth Pek ducks, - either sex, $2; also’ brumus seced, 15 cents a . _pound. - Annie Wiltzen, Deering, N. D. 5 GIANT STRAIN MAMMOTH BRONZE large, heavy boned stock; sire-first prize tom; toms, 10. Purebred Mammoth Toulouse geese, $5, - Peter Avery, R. 1, Northwood: N.-D.»> - i . MAMMOTH = BRONZE S, ‘strain; choice stock; to $10 and.up; hens,"if and up; Pearl Guineas, $3 a pair. Mrs. D. 2 O’Connor, New Rockford, N. D. 2 BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK COCKERELS FOR sule, $2 each. - One four-yeat Shropshire buck for $25; one spring Shropshire buck for-$15. 'G. M. Ellestad, Keene, N. D. g PUREBRED BOURBON RED , TURKEYS; TOMS, 7; hens, $8, = Buff Orpington and Rhode -Island cockerels and pullets, - $2, . Mrs. Fred Glese, Hammond, Minn, i PUREBRED MAMMOTH TOULOUSE GBESE: figlders, $4; geese, $3.50; Mammoth Pekin ducks;:’ kes, $1.75: hens, $1.50. Mrs, Wm. 80, Leonard, N. D. . - ——e PUREBRED BOURBON -RED TURKEYS, SPRING hatch; good weight and bone; fina stock, Toms, 13‘?:- hens, $5. rairie. View Stock ' Farm, ' Knox, TURKEYS; ‘GOLDBANK e ————— PUREBRED ROSE-COMB RHODE ISLAND RED cockerels, - dark red, $1.50 each; White African filmlgu' $1.25 each, Mrs;" Wm. Barfuss, Leon_ard. ———— BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS, GIANT MAMMOTH Bronze turkeys, Toulouse geese and White Fekin ducks, - Write for prices. Ben F. Berger, Britton, 8. D. ————— . PUREBRED MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS, early hatched, good weight, f ‘e stock; toms, $8; hens, $7. Wm. Barbknecht, R. 2, Havana, N, D. —_— L T o RS e PUREBRED MAMMOTH ‘BRONZE TURKEY TOMS, 10; hens, $7.50. 8.-C. White Orpington cocierels, 2; hens, $1.75." Nels 0. Nelson, Kensington, Minn. PUREBRED WHITE: HOLLAND TURKEYS; ‘TOMS, $5; hens, $4.50. © Large size. Toulouse geese, both * -sexes, $4.50 each. Eichhorn Bros., Drake, N. D. e e e e PUREBRED BARRED ROCK COLKERELS, $2.50 to §3 oach. = Return at my“expense.if you want your money baeki “A. E. Berkland, Hampden, N. D. ROSE-COMB BUFF - LEGHORNS, COLUMBIAN, - White, Silver and Golden Wyandottes, Rose-Gomb Reds. " L. Johanessohn; Beltrami, Minn. X o it b Sl S R G NICELY BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK COCKER-~ els: Ringlet strain: prize stock,.$2; three for $5. Williamson Stock Farm, Grafton, N. D, —— CHICKENS, DUCKS, TURKEYS, GEESE, GUIN®AS. Low prices. Catalog free. Box D, Janesville Roul- try Farm, Janesville, Minn. ~ A —_— CHOICE DARK ROSE-COMB RHODE ISLAND RED cockerels, Windheim and Kaufman strain, $2.50. Mrs. J. C. Allen, York, N. D. PUREBRED BOURBON RED TURKEY TOMS, $6; hens, $5, if taken soon. ‘Henry Pistorius, B. 3, Box 44, Rosholt, S D.. —_——— PUREBRED _ROSE-COMB = WHITE WYANDOTTE cockerels, $3 each. Mrs. Wilbur Shores, Pelican Rapids, Minn., S —_— e PUREBRED . §8.-C. WHITE LEGHORN COCKER- els, $1.50. August.R. Meyers, B, 4, Box 66, Spring- field, Minn. » 3 —————— FOR = BALE—MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS;' gurgbrg&i; gxu-a nice. Mrs. Rasmuss Waage, Green- usn, nn, 3 B T e et U S e S _E%I;ckSALE——PUREBBED BARRED ~PLYMOUTH Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers cockerels; $2.50 each, ~J. mont,\ 8. D. [t S R S Ll RS A s, TOULOUSE, GEESE FOR SALE UNTIL JANUARY ; ganders, $5; geese, $4.50. Henry. Romberg, Sleepy Eye, Minn, > —_—— e i FOR SALE—PUREBRED WHITE HOLLAND TUR- kriys; I‘t'oms, $7; hens, $6. Mrs. H. B, Mofiit, Bald- win, N. D. i 7 — e FOR SALE—PUREBRED/LIGHT BRAHMA HENS, H. Ingalls, Alta- )fii, :ocxexem. $2.50. E. D. , - Hinckley, APRIL HATCHED WHITE ROCK COCKERELS, f extra fine birds, $3 each. -EIL* Norwool Ardo‘ck;_ " UREBRED SILVER-LACED WYANDOTTE COCK- orels, $2 each. Carl A. Nelson, R. 3, Oakes, N. D. ¥ LEADER CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT This is the phce}o advertise your stock, tarm machinery, '&fifckéns, eggs, produce sale and auction sales; to‘make your wants: knvo‘wn‘ and have them supplied. ' Best league when advertising to sell their own products or’supplying.-their own needs, a rate League members must give the number of their member- All advertising’for sale of lands carries the Ads must reach us two weeks before date of publication. ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE ‘ 70 BIG-TYPE CHESTER WHITE BOARS, ———e CI(I}E“SEEB WHITE HIGH-GRADE BOARS OF —— e e, DUROC SPRING PIGS, EITHER SEX, INVESTOR —eeee . ~FOR SALE—SPRING DUROCS, ORION BREEDING, e e e e e b FOR SALE—ENGLISH S8HEPHERD PUPS, NAT: To members of the National Nonparfisan ; . - Poultry (Continued) BARRED ROCK COCKERELS, MARCH EATCHED: :ibb]gn- winners, Gertrude Peterson, Alexandria, - a o 3 e PUREBRED_ SINGLE-COMB;RHODE- ISLAND RED cockerels, $2, Harry Hanson, Verona,” N, D, PUREBRED 8.-C. WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS, 2 each, Mrs, J. J. Hanson, Verona, N, D. PUREBRED WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS, TOMS, $7; ‘hens, $6. J. R. Lamb, Baldwin, N. D, =~ - —_—t e D PUREBRED BOURBON RED TURKEYS, TOMS, $8; hens, $7, Theo. Kramer, Warwick, N. D, 8.-C. BROWN LEGHORN COCKERELS FOR SALB at $1.50. Henry 0. Sunsdabl, Erie,” Minn, PUREBRED BUFF ORPINGTON COCKERELS, EACH, J. A. Mansmith, Braham, Minn, —— FOR SALE—AFRICAN GEESE, $5; GANDERS, $6. L. C. Romberg, Sleepy Eye, Minn, - — e CHOICE. WHITE ROCKS FOR SALE. MRS. R.: B, BULLIS, Dover, Okla, 7 —_— BRONZE TURKEYS, JOSEPH McCRADIE, GRAN- din, N. D, $2 ] . Livestock BOARS. 'AND. BRED GILTS $35 — THIRTY stretchy, big-boned, high-backed, pedigreed Poland China " spring_boars and bred gilts $35 and $40; choice §$45. Weight 170 to 200 pounds. Big type ahd best breeding. Also herd boar, Prospect Won- der 340223, weight 700 pounds, splendid indi- A vidual, a snap at $65. ‘Send check to Williamson Stock Farm, Grafton, N. 'D. d MARCH and - April farrow; sired by Big Prince No. 8103 and Wildwopd Laddie 55633. . Price, $50; pedigrees furnished. ill teke post-dated” check March 1, %i{)fill August R, Meyer, R. 4, Box 66, Springfield, 1. = d - Champion” blood, lines.” Very best of ‘type. Have received the double treatment. Will ship on approval or C. O. D. Write for.prices and further description, . H. F. August, Montgomery,’Minn. e SOy, AV FOR. SALE—ONE ~BERESHIRE*BOAR ~18 MONTHS oldat $75, and -some April boars. at $25 each if . takeén soon. Papers furnished. = Also Barred Ply- mouth - Roek cockerels at $2.25 and $2.50 if taken soon, - Ole- Aasen, Clifford, N. D, (o e 2 Al B b T e b Mol oo AR G el NS, SHORTHORNS—MY 'ENTIRE HERD MUST BE 8o0ld regardless of price. Quit farming. Females most- iy gmasters bred to Royal Count, a son of the 10,000 imported Royal Cup. M. M. Anderson, R. 3, Clarkfleld, Minn. —— e REGISTERED - CHESTER WHITES. ~ TW0 HERD boars, fall and spring pigs, either sex, representing six of -the' most’ popular and champion blood -lines of ‘the breed. rt_Altmann, Gibbon, Minn. breeding. . The boar that needs no fixing. Pedi- grees furnished, - express prepaid and satisfaction guaranteed. - R. C, Madsen, Detroit, Minn, e s HQLSTEIN AND SHORTHORN' CALVES, CHOICE high-grade, five weeks old, $18; four months, $28. Co-Operative Calf Sales = Ass’n., 401 Metropolitan Bank Bldg., St. Paul, Minn, . FOR SALE—HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN BULLS? heifers and cows that have made from 300" to 400 pounds of butterfat in one year. Herman Schu- macher, Villard, Minn, ’ F ——————ee BIG TYPE POLAND CHINAS—25 SPRING BOARS, 60 bred sows and gilts, 40 fall pigs. Prices rea- sonable; satisfaction. guaranteed. Matson, Willmar, Minn, " . ) ¥ BIG-TYPE POLAND CHINA BOARS, BY BIG Price, son of Black Price, grand champion at the %;mrnm.lnnnl in* 1918, C. E. Sheldon, Bheyenne, both sexes, I have a& good bunch of guarantee satisfaction. 0. A. Applen, Reeder, N. D, — Y DUROC BOARS, MONEY MAKERS, OF HIGH Model and Premier Educator blood, at hard time prices. C. F. Brusehaver, Lake City, Minn. 3 REGISTERED, DUROC BOARS AND SOWS PRICED from $40 to $75. Sales in five states. - Satisfaction «guaranteed. ' Jens Molvig, Buxton, ‘N. D. - FOR SALE—PUREBRED RED POLLED. fine dark red bull calves at'a bargein. Farm, Gust Nelson, R. 4, Dassel, Minn. FOR SALB—HOLSTEINS, SHORTHORNS - AND Guernseys; fancy, high gradae. calves, $14. Write Ed Howey, South St. Paul, Minn. o DS - DUROC-JERSEY BOARS, MARCH AND - APRIL farrow, $30 to $40 each. Pedigree furnished. An- drew Dahlen, Detroit, JMinn, % DUROC SPRING PIGS, EITHER SEX, $30 EACH, or' will breed sows for $5 extra. Information given. - Bert Cole, .Hinckley, Minn. e —————————————————————————————————— et PUREBRED HOLSTEIN OR GUERNSEY BULLS, gn ug‘:’?. Farmers® prices, = R, 'B. Hellen, Jeffer- on, Wis, e e WRITE EDGEWOOD FARM, WHITEWATER, WIS., b%fore ordering Holstein' or Guernsey calves else- . where, — T BIG TYPE POLAND CHINAS, MARCH AND APRIL g}nnw. both sexes. Ed. Wosmek,” R. 4, Glencoe, nn, 3 FOR SALE—CHESTER WHITE SPRING BOARS, ggidlgrees furnished. * Henry Uppmah, Lancaster, nn. o ) PUREBRED ABERDEEN-ANGUS A BULL CALVES " for sale. Theo, F. Zimmerman, Brownton, Minn." e e S e S B L SO I TOR SALE—S8OMB BIG-TYPE POLAND CHINA boars und gilts. W. J. Peterson, Seibert, Col. REGISTERED = SHROPSHIRES, ARNOTT Mec- *Cradié, Hendrum, Minn," - Dogs and Pet Stock —— e e FORASALE—THREE FEMALE GREYHOUNDS, $15 each if-taken at once. . For further information write to Arthur Ekstrom, - Cottonwood, Minn. igs and will SOME Lake Valley ural - heelers;. es, '$12; Schoeler S?Cmirwnay, N. D, FOR ' SALE—ONE TRAINED SHEPHERD DOG; price; $12. Ed Wiese, Oakes, N. D, - ¥ PUREBRED 8.-C, BUFF ORPINGTON COCKER- | STAG AND GREYHOUNDS—GRO DOGS AND © - ela, $2.50 each. @. H. Mohagen, Grafton, N, D. - . m‘,fl Ben Ammon, Ponylale, Nfl‘z}‘: e S PAGE FIFTEEN g ’ " FOBACCO—KENTUCKY’S FINEST LEAF, _ WBITE FOR DELIVERED ' PRICES ON L i e ey A L o S g Py MUST BE- SOLD AT ONCE--EIGHTY _ ACRES level land, 15-acres cleared, 15 acres eagily cleared; firewood, ‘log. house and barn; one and one-ha " miles to ratlroad, - village, scliool = and. creamery. Price, $3,200. For terms, further information and - literature address Ev. Luth, Colonization Co,, Dept. 2, Merrill, Wis. e IF YOU ARE COMING WEST'LOCATE IN_ ¥AKI- ma county, Wash, Third in production in the United States last year, Write us for information, Bielm-Nagler Investment Co., Yakima, Wash. HIGHLY 'IMPROVED FARMS, 160. TO 960 ACRES, Best location in_ the state, excellent neighborhood. Priced right, By owner. . Smell first payment. Arthur Murphy, Niagara, N. D. s . MORE CORN! MORE WHEAT! BIGGER PRICES than Towal- $100 an acrs! Sives {nieresi, taxes and middleman’s huge profits! Write for facts! Charles Heritage,” Schenectady, N. Y. — 515-ACRE S8TOCK OR DAIRY RANCH FOR SALE, with unlimited outside range; lots of water o irri~ gate; half milg “from ' station. - Nick Remillong, Superior, Mont, —— I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR SALABLE FARMS. Will deal with owners only. Giye description and cagh price. Morris M. Perkins, Columbla,- Mo, FARM WANTED. SEND FOR DESCRIPTION AND price. John J. Black, Chippewa’ Falls, Wis, IMPROVED 120 ACRES, -§55 PER ACRE., WRIZH owner, Herman Maves, Frazee, Minn, ——— e 8 Honey and Chéese = .. —— Y MINNESOTA CLOVER AND BASSWOOD HONEY of excellent quality. Satisfaction gunranteed. Sam- ple 15 cents.' Get our prices and literature before: ordering elsewhere, Money sayed 18 money earned. The Hofmann Apiaries, Janesville, Minn, 3 [l et o stk el I i Mol it 0 3L LA BUY ALFALFA HONEY DIRECT FROM THE producer. Quality first class, One 60-pound can, $11.50; two 60-pound cans, $21.60, f. o, b. Meridian, Idaho, I am a Nonpartisan league member, G. A. Koger, ‘Meridlan, Idaho. 3 e FINEST QUALITY CLOVER AND BASSWOOD honey; 80-pound can, $8.50; 10-pound can, $2.90; five-pound ému. $1.50. Quality guaranteed. Price g;l" free. Sample, 15 cents. M. V. Facey, Preston, nn, —_————— PURE WHITE CLOVER HONEY, $2.80 PER TEN- pound pail; $15.60 per 60-pound can.. Express paid on. orders for 60-pound cans or more. Herbert Kietzer, Vernon Center, Minn, HONEY—ABSOLUTELY PURE. I GUARANTEE satisfaction or your money refunded. * Write for ‘r’}m\llst. Alaflawis-Honey Co.,” Sta’ 3, Eau Claire, . Wis; ; T —— U —— PURE CLOVER HONEY FOR SALE. TEN-POUND pails, net; '$2.65; 60-pound cans, net, $15. F, A, Snell; Milledgeville, Il ——— HONEY AND CHEESE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY in family size packages, - Price' list free. E. B, Rosa,” Monros, Wis. ! " Miscellaneous — SPECIAL FOR 15 DAYS—NEW .-HEAVY. BRASS- trimmed breeching hsarness, $58.50 se¥; T. B, used stock saddles, practically new, $25 each. 0. D. officers’ blankets, $4.50 each. - Catalog free, Mid- way Harness, 1953 University Ave., St.” Paul, Minn. P b Mmoo Dk A Bl M B0 St el St ] -REGISTERED CHESTER WHITE: APRIL - BOARS, fine individuals, $30. Standard-bred' Rhode ‘Island Red cockerels, hoth combs, April’ hateh, - extra ‘red, $2; inspection solicited. ~ Ed. Miller, Verona, N;.D. o o il il s bt B L B AR T ‘HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY, EGGS, horse_hides, cow hides, pelts, wool. McKay Prod- uce "Co., St. Paul, Minn. 7 DELIVERED PRICES TO FARMERS - IN FENCE- ?8:;'1' and. potatoes quoted, C. B. Foote, Colburn, 0. - Seell ! SEED CORN ' FOR SALE—FAMOUS MINNESOTA 13, 90-day corn, well cured; 98 per cent germina- tion guaranteed. ~Also seed flax of good quality. Johnson Farms, New Ulm, Minn. - — SEED CORN FOR SALE; GOOD TEST GUARAN- teed. Northwestern dent and white dent, $2.50 per lsmsgel for fall orders. ‘Nick Cordell, Watertown, — SUDAN, $7 PER HUNDREDWEIGHT; ALFALFA, +$10; timothy, $3.50; other seeds at 50 Per cent: less than wholesale. ‘Reliable Sced Co., Salina, Kan. e e JAPRICO POPCORN FOR SALB, '‘ALSO RBRAINBOW Flint seed corn. F. H. Stark, Unityville, 8, . Tobacco —————— e OLD-FASHIONED = WHITE BURLEY SMOKING tobacco, one and one-fourth pounds, $1; five pounds, $3.50; 10 pounds, $6.50, prepaid. atisfaction guar- anteed. Farmers’ Association, Dukedom, Tenn.; references, Dukedom bank. FOUR Postpaid any- ; seven pounds, $33 10 pounds, years old. Chewim;lmd smoking, Kentucky Tobacco Assn., Dept. H, Hawesville, g}xm, two pounds, % B e S, EENTUCKY HOMESPUN TOBACCO, 10 POUNDS, * $3; 20 pounds, $5.. Rufe Veal, .Jonesbo!o, Ark, Lumber : re——— IDAHO RED CEDAR: SPLIT POSTS, FIVE-INCH, at 834 cents; six-inch, 10 ecnts. Get a car to- gether, pay after you sée. them. Peoples Commer~ clal Co., Noxon, Mont. —— . LUMBER AND SHINGLES AT REDUCED PRICES. Farmers’ trade our specialty. Best quality. Roberf Emerson Co., Box. 1156N, Tacoma, Wash. CEDAR posts, Pay after unloading, ~ J. B. Overton, Sand- point, Idaho, : For Séle { —— FOURTEEN TONS-OF HIGHLAND HAY, PART tmothy, 'good ‘quality, no:-old or spofled hav. Im bails, $16 per ton, . Joaded Ouk Island Farm, Underwood, - Minn. VIO:;&NS FOR_SALE, EASY PAYMENTS,.. FIVE ii{ * trial. “Write Miss Bertha Mardiss, Shawnee. an. ¢ on - ears. e FOR SALB—100 TONS OF CHOICE NO. 1 UPLAND* prairie bhay. “J. R. Prante, Milnor, N, D, = * . Professional Schools \ONE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN N ;. wanted to learn ‘telegraphy, = Salary, $120 to $200 pc{m monthn l&tg&n efl):}?aes whi‘l‘el lenm}}ng.s(!g‘flio catalog. i ways. .- Telegra, : Bremer Arcade, St. Paul, Minn. e o LEARN - TELEGRAPHY. BIG" DEMAND. SALA- ries, $150 to $300, Write for free descriptive cata~ ¥ lfif.mBam's Telegraph Instituts, 903 Mgnnaapous, ni - Organizers Wanted —— ORGANIZERS WANTED-—-MEN AND WOMEN OF ability to work as district organizers for the Séviet Russia- Medical' Relief Committes, western steady . employment, - good wages. ~ In. writing ta experience. Address all communications to énu. 1 Drake, 59 E, Van Buren St,, Chicago, . -~ .. { Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers oty