The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 21, 1921, Page 2

Ne———— [ e U ——— g ADVERTISEMENTS Pay Less! Are you going to do an: ncretmg this spnng? Foundanon.s, floors, walks, troughs, silos, etc. Save labor costs. the job in your spare time. Cut out the hard labor of mixing by hand. Own a mixer that is especially built for your use and is down to the right pm:hthat fills from one side and dumps from the other—that is araneeeg unqualifiedly, to give you a year’s continuous service. You get all of these when you select this handiest of all concreting machines. ELMCO CONCRETE MIXER Stands on a solid steel frame. Sturdy and lasting. A 134 H. P. engine will operate it. With every 30 revolutions per minute the cement is pnnyed 120 times to insure a thorough mix. Holds 2 ¥ to 3 cubic feet of material per batch and mixes it thoroughly in less than two minutes. Will turn out from 35 to 40 \ cubic yards mixed concrete in ten hours. Barrel is furnished in seasoned, tough, hard wood, or, steel. Superiority in construction, ease of operation, together with our guarantee for one year's continuous use—wi t break— without siw—to the user, makes the ELMCO the best buy in the mixer field. Send today for j catalog of all models, our hew price list, end our ouaranlea 40 Coates Street rkersburg, Iowa E. F. Elmberg Company, Inc., s, The Farmer's Concrete Mixer SHELDON Batch Mixer £ #45™ “"ioon o Build for permanence. Put a SHELDON Mixer to work \e2 on your farm. Saves time, 1abor, money. Takes the backsche # outof concrete. Gives you a better Job. Sheldon is the pioneer fig® bullder of mixers for farmers. Thousandsin use now on farms ) umks, feeding floors, silos, foundations, etc., at a big ¥ saving. Costs only $16.80 and upward. Write for book, Read What These Sheldon Owners Say It Is the greatest Jabor saver I have on my farm. es i d d do it ten times § gasier b o oldway HARERY [ WALLACE, Jeromeville, O. ‘The lulbo‘fnhtofnull }21 "“-‘.'fi:‘.'u““ nau rm‘-{. : in @ season by renting it to your Efio#‘.}f:m'.' with congrolo. 3. aat to @0 out with It on contracis, you e R4 to the manwith & Shddon Mixer every Sbcldon H xe.r P h-u mou nrk t.hnn éfio a aset nr whenl wor‘k ouL Write SHELDON MFG. cOo. ef iy d,,= o1 762 Main $t. Nehawka, Neb. for an eight-h $ (% .fn:ll ;l;ac‘mn BIISINESS 2 Thousands a Month e it D, superine e B B RAHE SCHOOL, Dept. 2235 " Kansas City, Me. o ViE BAGHINE FREE SEPARATORES: A SOLID PROPOSITION tosend new, well made, easy running, [ mn ukimm]ng separator for Closely skims warm or cold milk, Makes heavy or light cream. Different from pic e ture, which at home. 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DUBB. * * ' The president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States says business conditions are “poor but sound.” In other words, “good and rotten.” * £ * When you’re cornered in an in- vestigation, the way to get out of it seems to be either to cuss or cry. * * *® American _marines did not like an article in the Nicaraguan newspaper “Tribuna” and wrecked the plant.— News item. \ A case where the Constitution did not follow the flag. * * | % A soft answer may turn away wrath, but being hard-boiled gets you first-page position. * * * Two Texas congressmen each bet $1,000 that the other is a liar. _What if both are right? * * * Ten thousand Chicago residents have taken up crime as a “profession” with “all the system and skill of mod- ern business,” police investigators re- port. Is it a question of the holdup man adopting the methods of big busi- ness or that big business has adopted the methods of the holdup man? * * ® SRS A 17-year-old student of a Chicago Y. M. C. A. class in finance got away with $772,000, but was caught two days later on account of his unfamiliarity with travehng. He should have had a course in ge;)graphy too. ;% * Yap seems to be a favorite sub- ject with congress. * * * “That was a fine speech you made yesterday.” . . “I'm glad you liked it,” said Sena- tor Sorghum. “Which part did you think was best ?” “Your quotations from Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson.” * % % - Spring clothes, we learn from a manufacturer’s ad, “will be mod- eled along sober lines.” Probably with the hip.pocket omitted. : * * In naming his cabinet President Harding at least took A. Fall out of the senate. x * * * BOBBY BURNS REVISED Dear Cut and Dried: - In view of the present styles in ladies’ skirts, I often wish: Oh, would some power the glftle gxe ’em To see their calves as ithers see ’em. * ok k_ It’s a dull day when the pa'pers don’t report the Bolsheviki over- thrown in Russia. kR Hanging coal profiteers as high as Haman isn’t enough. 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