The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 4, 1921, Page 11

x ) = oo, ¢ % #3 % ? X - P * Aty ADVERTISEMENTS HALF PRICE Brown or and postage on arrival Sizes 22t08 Whether you & need a pair of shoes right now not, Ul‘ ig bare Benuu{ul dark brown or black gunmetal shoes made on a stylish English walking last with sensible low heels. Natural finish soles, wear .like iron. % SEND NO MONEY Send no money with your order. Just tell us your size and we will mail you the shoes. You need not keep them unless you are posm\-ely %leased with your_ bargain, Order- black by 223; brown by No. B 228. GORDON BATES SHOE CO. 221 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis, Minn. miss gainl We Are the Largest Dealers in Army Goods. USED 0. D. wool breeches, like new, all slzes «..$ 345 0. D. wool blouses, like new, all sizes .... 3.75 | 0. D. wool blankets, the best ....ee0eevese 0. D. wool wrap leggins, best quality a0 Army gray wool blankets, sale Khakl blouses, sizes 30 to 36 Khaki breeches, perfect .... 0. D. wool shirts, the best Wool undershirts or drawers, like new . Russet shoes, new soles and heels ... Marching shoes, new soles and heels Hobnail ‘shoes, perfect condition . Overall jumpers or trousers, small, ‘each ... Heavy wool army socks, like new, dozen prs. Army wool cashmere socks, per doz. Unionalls, perfect condition Army lelt.her mitts, wool-lined, extra ‘heavy NEW 0.-D. web belts, special Army aluminum’ mess kits or canteens, each 8. B wool wrap leggins, best quality 0. D, canvas leggins, regulation, laced .... Wwool overseas caps, special . Army light wool socks, dozen pn!m, sale .. Goatshair socks, special price ... Pure wool army socks, heavy ...... Cotton khaki shirts, rezulatlon . 0. D. wool armv shirts ... Biue chambray work shirfs Gaberdine overseas caps, sale Horsehide leather gloves ... Horsehide mitts, wgol lined Double palm chopper mitts ... Woolmix union suits, fine quali Army wool undershirts or drawers Army hip boots, worth $6 : U. 8. A. working shoes, (_hocollte color ... Officers” chocolate colored shoes, special ... Four-buckle, all rubber overshoes . §3.00 lumberman’s rubbers, special Army, wool finish, double blanket . Australian wool double.blankets, 5 pounds. . 0. Di wool breeches, sale , . 0. D. wool trousers, long, heavy, sale - Include postage. Send draft or money order. Reference: Capital National Bank, U. S. SALVAGE COMPANY Wabasha St. E, Cor. 10th, St. Paul, Minn. COFFEE We ship direct from roasters; therefore the coffee is fresh and our prices from 10 to 15¢ per pound lower than your local prices, Coffee is of highest quality obtainable. We pay freight to any point in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and South Dako- tas and Iowa on shipments of 100 pounds and over. No. A Blend, in 100-1b, lots, per ib. .37¢ No.- B Blend, in 100-1b lots, per Ib. .30¢ No. C_Blend, in 100-1b. lots, per Ib. .29¢ Best Bogota, in 100-1b. lots, per Ib. .33¢c Best Peaberry, in 100-1b. lots, per 1b, 26¢ Santos Peaberry, in 100-1b:.lots, per 1b. ..23¢ In less than 100-lb. lots, lc extra. Club together with your neighbors and send an order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send order and remittance to PRODUCERS SUPPLY & SALES COMPANY 2388 University Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota Girls! Girls!! Save Your Hair Wlth Cuticura Ointment to clear Dandruff and itehing, 28¢. .Bngmpleslmo!g:rmn.mptfi?lam _ Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers Cost of Living for Working Woman "More Than $19 Per Week if All Items Are Cons1dered Ohio Investigation Shows CCORDING to the Ohio Council of Women and Children in Industry, “which has just completed a minimum wage investi- gation in. that state, $19.16 is the necessary cost of living for a working girl or woman in the cities. The itemized list of expendi- tures is given as follows: : Board and lodging, $7.17; clothing, $4.88; laundry, 52 cents; car fare, 58 cents, doctor and dentist, 64 cents; newspapers and church, 89 cents; Our Young Folks A YOUNG LEAGUER Editor Nonpartisan Leader: The Neonpartisan league has one very small supporter here in Kansas, as is evidenced by the phone conversation of little Ellen Marie Garner, just three and one-half years old. Her grand- father, a pjoneer lawyer and now a farmer, is very much interested in the work of the League for the farmer and his interest is reflected by his little TWO GOOD LEAGUER! Mrs, Emil Lee of Van Hook, N. D., Sends us the picture of her two boys, Hilton Arnold Lee (left) and Orville Raymond Lee. She says they are “two good Leaguers.” granddaughter. While playing with her little toy telephone she took down the receiver and said: “Hello. Oh, is this the Nonpartisan league man? Oh, you want to talk to grandpa. All rlght I'll call him.” Then when her grandpa came.in from his work about the farm she told him the Nonpartisan league man wanted to talk to him on her phone. Mrs. Myra McHenry is one of the oldest supporters of the League here in Kansas; Ellen Marie is one of the youngest. : MRS. L. S. K. GARNER. Kingman, Kan. WHO HAS A GOAT?. Robert Tentis of Kellogg, Minn., wants to hear from some boy or girl who has a goat for a pet. Robert wants to get one himself and he wants to get some information from some of our ather young folks who may have had experience along this line. Wnte ig him, care of Adam Tentis, Kellogg, inn, magazines, 24 cents; vacation, 69 cents; recreation, 58 cents; savings, $1.59; incidentals, $1.02; organization .. dues, 17 cents; insurance and self-im- provement, 69 cents; total $19.16.. In 1912 the people of Ohio adopted an amendment to their constitution au- thorizing the legislature to pass mini-~ mum wage laws, but influence of busi- ness. interests have prevented action. About half the working women in Ohio are receiving less than $15 a week and therefore can meet only the first five items above. SAVE THE PROGRAM Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Let us save the League program of North Dakota from the wreckers of democ- racy. The League program is a gem of democracy. Perhaps North Dakota state bonds could be sold by advertising them in the Nonpartisan Leader, Minnesota Leader and Daily Star, La Follette’s, etc. We can donate to pay for the ad- vertising if necessary. Save the League program of North Dakota! AUGUST W KRUGER. Arco, Minn. IN NEW ZEALAND Wool growers of New Zealartd will have the help of their government to carry at least three-fourths of their 1920-21 wool clip until the present wool surplus in Great Britain is sold, the American consul at Auckland re- ports. The government has agreed to stand behind the commercial banks which will finance the growers at a low rate of interest. RIGHT TO THE POINT Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I am sending a list of names I want to get . copies of the Leader. I think the Non- partisan league -is the only hope for the farmer. . ' MRS. W. L. McGEHEE. Gustine, Texas. ADVERTISEMENTS m Us Prove That You Can Hear! We do not expect those who are hard of hearing to take our word that the Acousticon will make them hear clearly once more—No one’s word should be taken. for that. We do expeet, however, that for their own individual satisfaction, before giving up in discouragement, they will permit us to loan them the 1921 Acousticon For 10 Days’ FREE TRIAL No Deposit—No Expense 400,000 delighted users have given us this permission to their relief and profit. Most of them had tried - many other aids and treatments without avgil—But the Acousticon has patented features which cannot be duplicated. So disregarding your past experiences, write for your free trial today. ; Dictograph Products Conp., 1405 Chandler Bidg. New York City, N. " PAGE ELEVEN Silk Satin Beautifully Beaded 'SEND NO MONEY This beautiful Silk Satin and Georgette Crepe tunic is just the thing for Easter and Spring wear. You must see this won- derful garment and actually wear it to appreciate the excel- lent quality of this material. Silks have advanced 40 per cent. We do not know how long we can hold this price. Send for this advance style at once. If you are not absolutely satisfied your money will be cheerfully refunded. Don’t send a single penny. Just the coupon. We de- liver Free. No transportation charges no matter where you live. Latest tunic de- sign with skirt. Both are heavily beaded in a ‘very attractive design. Round neck has beads encircling. - Three quarter length Reorgette sleeves beaded to match. The skirt is of lustrous silk satin with silk georgette crepe overskirt. Blouse has loose back panel. The waist line is de- fined with silk satin belt. Closing is at left side. Only our tremendous buying power makes it possible for us to offer this beautiful dress at the amazing price of $10‘90. Send Coupon Today Rush your order in now. Send No Money —just the coupon. When the dress is delivered simply pay the postman the small sum of $10.90, Delivered FREE Comes in Navy Blue, Brown and Black. Misses Sizes 14 to 20 years. Women’s Sizes 34 to 44 Bust Measure State Size and Color. Order by No. 6A33. mGORDON’S CLOAK HOUSEmm Now at Our New Location * Dept. 4044, 336 W. Monroe St., Clucnzo, Iil. Gentlemen: Please send me the Silk Satin and Georgette crepe dress. When delivered, I agree to pay the postman $10.90. You agree to refund my money if I am not satisfied. Name vocveersaecccessnsoncencene Address ceeeececsncencesns NS City sivveceeccccasncns State covenenns -....-.--..-.--.-------.- Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers "