The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, December 27, 1920, Page 2

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Cotton khnkl shirts, regulation . 0. ool army shirts .......... Horsehide gauntlet "luves heavy, a Horsehide mitts, WOOl 1HNEd ... e.seenssses ‘Woolmix union suits, fine quality . Underwear, two-piece, wool, per g Heavy wool union suits ............ Bxtra heavy fleece lined union suits Infantry Munson last shoes, regulaf.lon < U. 8. A. shoes, chocolate color .... Four-buckle, all rubber overshoes e Wool finish, double blanket ........ ‘Woolnap blnnke(.s double, per pah- Australian wool blmke'.s 4% pound: 0. D. wool breeches, 30 to 40 ..... 0. D, wool trousers, long, heavy . We sell wholesale to mrekeepers 3 Include postage. Send draft or money order. Send no *personal’ checks. Banks refuse them. Reference: National Bank of Commerce. U. S. SALVAGE COMPANY Wabasha St. E. Cor. I0th, St. Paul, Minn. TAN YOUR HIDE TheMILLER WAY Fur ® Fur Coats, from your Cat= tle and Horse Hides, Beat the High Cost ot Fur Robes Coats—a.nd the low price. MILLER TANNING CO. t, Crookston, Minn, “and manufacturedinto Robes and Coats at 4 Saving frem 40 to 60%. @3 Our tanmming g absolutely the Stronge y est, Lightest and to the highest degree, Wind, Water and Mothproof. : Don't eell your hides for such low prices as now prevailing, but send them to us and have Warm, handsome gar-, ments. made to your order. Do not experiment with small tanners, Deal direct with the Largest Custom Tanners of Hides, and Skins in the orlf Our forty years of experience 2 1s at your service.’ R Write today for catalog, prices and samplés. TWIN GITY FUR COAT & ROBE COMPANY FREE with yous first order., 1602 Fifth St. S. E., Minneapolis, Minn. il Wwrite us today and we wfll uand ? [ Free our Ilustrated Trapper’ Guide, :qkl.nta and much informa- REMEMBER: This is the Fur House that always'y treats the 'Frapper on the Square. We Tan and® Manufacture Furs Ipto Garments$ ‘Write us_ today for. your. Free copy. of this wonderful. Book. #l Henry: smm Fur Co., - Dept. 12, Monroe, Wis. i . Mentiog. the Leader “Vhen Writing Advertisers Y GOODS |' through which this raw deal of advertisers was put over on the readers of farm A\ OTHER farm paper and who DOES NOT use the Leader, we will send, as long - Write some adverfilser who does not use our columns and tell him why he ought \ o ~ . - To Our Friends ., Everywhere: & o E)R the fifth year we. _sénd you S Over 14,000 =~ Now in use. PLANT SEED FREE OF WILD OATS An Emerson Kicker Is-a money maker for every farmer. This machine sepa- _rates wild oats from even the smallest - ‘wheat, “rye or barley. If you :raise Durum wheat this is the separator you Deed. It is the only machine that handles. Durum wheat successfully. EMERSON KICKER Adopted by U. S. Grain Ste.ndud:zmg\ : BuWeau as the only accurate and prac- tical ‘device for testing grain for dock- holiday greetings. We hope that ‘many of you have had the Merry . Christmas that all of you de- o serve. Although the farmers of » \ - America face black clouds today, ; it is always darkest just before the dawn. The dawn of the New Day is just ahead. Realizing that, - we can wish you confidently the- Happy New Year that we expect to see all of you enjoy. wild oats out of any kind of wheat, rye ° nlonbamg‘én Rade!‘ ‘ / .or barley. Write today for booklet and o full’ information. Emerson Mfg. Co. 2806 Lyndale Avenue South * Minneapolis, Minn. Beats Gas or Electricity New Lamp Has No Wick. No Chim- ney. No Odor. Most Brilliant Light Known age. When you buy an Emerson you. get an iron-clad guarantee that will . take Mr. Owen “Not in the Trust” Also an Offer to Readers A new lamp whica cxperts_agree gives the most powerful home light in- the world, is the latest achievement of W. H. Hoffstot 912 Factory Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. This - remarkable new lamp eats gas or electricity— gives more light than three hundred candles, eighteen ordinary lamps or ten brilliant electric lights, and costs only one cent a night,,a blessing to every home on farm or in small town. It is absolutely safe and gives univer- sal satisfaction: A child can carry it. - It is the ambition of- Mx. Hoffstot to have every home, store, hall or church enjoy - the increased comfort of this powerful, pleasing, brilliant, - white - light and he will send one of his new lamps on free trial to any reader of the Leader who writes him, He wants one person in each locality to whom he can refer new customers. Take ad- vantage of his free offer. ' Agents wanted. Write him today. —Adv. BY OLIVER S: MORRIS EDITOR Sy / It isn’t customary, I believe, for business men, or even editors; to go out of their way to boost a rival business, or.a rival publication. “Blow your own horn and the devil take the hindmost” seems to be the proper slogan in the. publication, ag well as in any other kind, of business. " But I hope that the Leader will be pardoned if it violates this estabhshed pxece of “busmess ethics” in this week’s advertlsmg talk. We did not say in our articles and comment; regardmg the farm paper con- spiracy to keep up machinery. prices that Farm, Stock and Home of Minneap- olis was a member of the Agncultural Publishers’ association, the agency. papers. We do not owe Farm, Stock and Home_an apology. ' Therefore, when we mention here that this farm paper withdrew from the Agricultural Pub- lishers’ association some time ago, and had no part in deceiving farmers about prices, it is simply *e give credit where credit is due. The Leader goes on the theory that its readers ought to know the good as well as the bad publi-ations. With Mr. H. N. Owen, publisher of Farm, Stock and'HOme, we frequ:zntly differ, but his paper has given evidence to date that it is “not in the trust,” both by mthdrawmg from the publishers’ association and by the evidence of independence it shows in its editorial columns. - For this attitude Mr. Owen has been boycotted by some advertisers. Like the Leader, Farm, Stock and Home is not getting its fair share of advertising. The Leader is not the only paper that suffers by being fearless and independent. The Leader is not the only paper that the reading public should support by supporting its ad ertisers, and thereby proving to advertxsers that it PAYS to be on the square with honest publications. Our readers ‘are supporting us nobly in this fight. By buying of those business men who use the advertising columns of the independent press-and who thereby demonstrate that they do not seek unfairly to influence the press, readers are doing their bit to establish a free press in America on a firm basis. This applies to all independent publications as well as the Leader, The other day it was suggested to me that the Leader show in a substan- tial way how it appreciates those readers who are helpmg in this fight. There- fore I am going to make this offer: To every. reader who writes a letter to any advertiser who uses some 1mp. / dl:nd yuurtnsmg anu sddt;;aueg i our as the supply lasts, an original cartoon drawing by Baar or Morris, for frammg. A sciooLor O TACIOR MATION t0.” Send me a-copy of your letfer. The cartoon you wili get will be one of the 119 S mm‘“’*“’ original drawings of Baer or Morris; on heavy drawing paper, m in original drawings, from which our cartoons are made, are many than the cuts which appear in the Leader. Fach is a personally auf original drawing of the artist. They are beautiful and efl’ectlve ‘souvenirs of the organized farmers’ fight for justice. ~You ought to have one in your You can find advertisers to write to, who do not use the Leader, By looking the ads in other farm papers and comparing then Lead ‘Send us the copy of your letter and state original autographed drawmg ! s PAGE TWO