The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 2

ADVERTISEMENTS A fl]fluwwnwwuwww N gt : F‘“!J.Mnmflwm | llh\. G 1R = ~ i [N ne 1 ) Sold in 10 Days in Minneapolis Pounds for 7 5 C Steel Cut or Bean We want to give our out-of-town customers the advantage of this most sensational bargain. This is the same Witt’s Cafe Special we have been selling at 40 cents a pound. Send in your che_ck or money order at once. Include postage. Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed. * YL ~ P_‘ There’s A Difference” R 705707 =709 ~-HENNEPIN AVE. Haying Time Cut in Half Save timie, labor and money by putting up this year’s hay crop easily and quickly with & o Arm Goods We Are¢ the Largest Dealers in Army Goods. USED ‘0. D. wool breeches, like new, all sizes ...$ f;g Ra 0. D. wool blouses, like new, all sizes .... I. e StGCker and Sweep ke’ 0. D. wool blankets, 4 pounds, like new .. 3.95 'Two boys and myself can put up more hay with the 0. D. wool wrap leggins, best quality .95 Jaykawk Stacker than 40 Mexicans,’’ says A. 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Horsehide leather gloves, unlined Canvas gloves, heavy, dozen pairs ... Army summer undershirts or drawers Army hip boots or knee boots, worth $ U. S, A. working shoes .......... Officers” dress shoes, special Army, wool finish, double blanke Australian wool double blankets, 5 All-wool auto robes A _*\_“._.Ell“\.‘, 5 922 4N, 6th SL. - Saflna, Kan. B | | 1oy " wool “intel o Shanket 110l 0. D. wool breeches, all sizes ....... Khaki breeches or blouses, regulation . D. wool trousers, long, sale price ....... Include postage. Send draft or money order. nomm&: Capital National Bank. U. S. SALVAGE COMPANY Wabasha St. E._ Cor. 10th, St. Paul, Minn. > Ageqnts 2 ‘Suto owner i Tll e each loeality to Aellinger Extra-Ply and Cord Tires. - lr!;keb money, P o;l full time, l?o ital rience needed. Sample Sections Farnishe GUARANTESD FREE {1388 250 can ek ) | Sunnyside Gestation Compound Protects unmatured and poorly conditioned lvestock through the critical period. Insures safe births. In- vestigation solicited even if most skeptical. Write today. SUNNYSIDE FARMS, Bucktail, Nebraska. al .‘.‘.‘2%.'.‘.’.%‘:;" fll:: & RUBBER GO. 927 North Oak 8t., Ksnsas City, Mo, Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers X ‘Extraordinary Offer to Leader Readers A Chance to Help the Fight for Justice and Democracy and to Earn Good Money at the Same Time : < BY OLIVER S. MORRIS, EDITOR ITH this issue the Nonpartisan Leader inaugurates an en- tirely new circulation policy. The Leader has hitherto se- cured its subscribers among farmers entirely through the Nonpartisan league. The Leader has not been offered to farmers separate from League membership, on the theory that it was the duty of farmers, not only to subscribe to the Leader, but also to join the League and thus contribute to the financial support of the or ganized farmers and their program. - But in order to extend knowledge among farmers, not yet League members, regarding the fight being made for American ag- riculture by the organized farmers, and to spread as widely as possi- ble facts and figures on political and economic questions that will aid in bringing about better conditions for the people, it has now been decided to put the Leader in reach of EVERY farmer, whether League member or not. ; We want a live Leaguer or friend of the Nonpartisan Leader to act as Leader circulation representative in every community, to call on people whose names we will furnish and attend to renewing old and getting new subscribers. Our circulation department has a most liberal offer to make t¢ any one who wants to devote a small part of his or her time to this pleasant work in his or her commu- nity. We want to offer you a proposition by which you can make some money and help the Leader and this great cause at the same time. Ali yod have to do to find out the details is to fill out and send in the blank printed on this page. You know the Leader and what it stands for. You know that it is a fearless, independent publication, devoted to political and economic questions of interest to the people, whether farmers or workers. You know that it is the only farm paper of national cir- culation making this fight. Other farm papers urge more produc- :lion; we fight to see that the farmer gets more for what he pro- uces. Our circulation representatives can, with instructions and help from our circulation department, build up a nice permanent busi- ness for themselves in a short time. Local representatives will have the responsibility of taking care of our subscription lists in their communities. We can, of course, employ only responsible persons whose references are satisfactory. , If you are not interested, call this matter to the attention of someone in your locality who you think will be interested in the offer we have to make. Are you willing, or do you know someone who is willing, to de- vote part time to making some money, and at the same time have the satisfaction of doing something to promote the great cause of a fairer deal for the farmers and for the common people? If so, here is the chance! Fill out the blank and let us send our proposi- tion to local circulation representatives. ‘ This is also something that the farmers in your vicinity who are not members of the League have been waiting for. It is their chance, through you, to get the Leader and keep posted on what the organized farmers are doing. So far as the part of your work hav- ing to do with increasing our subscribers in your territory is con- cerned, you will not find it difficult to get subscribers and earn a liberal commission for your trouble. You will be helping to spread the message of democracy and justice. Thousands will be looking for these jobs as our representatives. We can appoint only one in each locality. Fill in and mail us the blank below at once if you want to take advantage of the offer. WRITE PLAINLY — Circulation Department, " Nonpartisan Leader, ; Box 2072, Minneapolis, Minn. Gentlemen: Without obligation to me in any way, please send me your extraor- dinary offer to local circulation representatives. PAGE TWO : »