The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 17, 1921, Page 15

~Z Federar Reserve ACt This is the place to advertise your stock, farm machinery, chickens, eggs, produce for sale and auction sales; to make your wants known and have them supplied. Best i results come from Leader Classified Ads. (Continued fiom page 7) Rates are 15 cents per word per issue. To members of the National Nonpartisan N profteers who “hollered” so loud a | || lergue when advertising to sell ghetx own products or supplying their own necas, 3 rate - couple of years ago? Where are the ship receipt when claiming the 10-cent rate. All advertising for sale of lands cairies the rank and file of the people who were full rate. Ads must reach us two weeks before date of publication. . then supporting those same profiteers ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE by calling every one disloyal who told . ___—_=_____=| the truth about things? - e — oy m—m—m———————=———— Why not now petition—no, not peti- s k tion—but demand of congress that it o smm{;(‘):f:tofumme YR Tobacco pass the bill introduced by Senator P%\filln o&lservlc’gbla‘ x;gt(z;. m’i‘vfin nndl helle;s,um-lee(él uz OIhI?DBKErI;.c'fIUC'fiX"EOCI‘.’;fi%CO “:;‘h‘eE‘ltllxfidOIflll)atu;;fig& & , pedigree rnished. e given hose _tha Cants ¢ ! o q ¥ Ladd of North Dakota, to take the | i Bt viik fofcrence. S K. Hanton, Mo | Senfucky famous.” Chowing o smolin, § pounds, ; money and credit control from the dock, Minn, < W448, Hawesville, Ky. i profiteers and place it in the control | OURJIG," 415 aen stighity moro for Jarger onea, | TQBACGOLKENTUCKY HOMESPUN, MILD SMOK- 53 5 i i Shipped safely by express and guaranteed. Home- i 00, Pr * Exchange ofield. It! gign(;ls Sam, Whe}'e the Constitution Crofy Farm, Comy Station, Touts S TSt Paul, Minn. %{Oy.pounds, $3.00. Producers’ Exchange, Mayfield, g, 1 : ;i g CHESTER WHITE BOARS FOR SALE, SIRED BY | Gr'h KENTUCKY SMOKING TQBACCO. THREE- The federal reserve act is undoubt- Alfalfa 0. K6 Wildwood, Defendeanni; others, year-old leaf, aged in bulk, nulug* cured, 10 pounds, edly UNCONSTITUTIONAL ;‘[’(131}‘:;21!;? M'mlg' or on approval. H. F. Augst, $2 postpaid. 8. Rosenblatt, Hawesville, Ky. - For a long ti F i BREEDER _OF _ CHESTER WHITES, MARCH, | DOMESPUN TOBAGCO—10 POUNDS, $2.50; 20 g tlme congress permitte pounds, $4.00. _€ollect on delivery. Ford Tobacco 3 di RN P o April, July and August farrow. -Sows and aged Co., Mayfield, Ky. L PN P iscrimination onfithe part of the rail- boars. "John F. Zimmerman, Davenport, N. D. ways, till favorifism built up the big Farms Poultry H e cltlgs far.ren:xoved from t}.le food PXO- | TWo TARMS_1i; ACRES AND 11623 ACRES— | MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS FROM PRIZE : @i . ducing districts. The big factories good buildings, black loam clay subsoil. Over half Jinning stock: toms, $8; vearling hens, $6; spring i : located mostly in big cities e e e et | i e s R A e s od. g -0ak~ groves, ; N.. D § - <4 i 3 - near school. Easy terms; write for -particulars, BUFF LEGHORNS, BOTH COMBS; GOLDEN, CO- 1 d A.t last when 'the blg_fa_ctorles, pl:O Theo. C. Olson, Route 3, Paynesville, Minn. lumbian and Silver ' ‘yandottes; Reds. Cockerels, ! ucing necessaries for llfe, were main- W{EL]LEET' Bg‘élfiY-SH%EP\;\gLOVIi:R-GPAI]N-PO- hens. A. Johannesso..i, Beltrami, Minn, B i i iti 3 and. eld county, sconsin, clay loam—- oy = > g - s canmon F ly in t}}e big C1‘tles’ and the main food sure crops—big markets; low price—easy payments. AI;{,';.‘lkI;,e]fll'{Al?lggm I;H(}‘Ey%i‘:;‘lgg fl‘efiimfi‘flh IL](;){(“{% o i A el :::;hflips- producing sections were far removed ;}’{,{*‘fengfifgu Besser, L-805 Plymouth Building, Berg, Lock Box 121, Pettibone, N. D. B s il X . e ROSE COMB BLACK MINORCA COCKERELS, § born’s Free 312- from them, necessitating long hauls T WANT T0 BUY A FARM, 40 T0 12) ACRES, Sood INying | Stioi Ay 25 O O, Nordlin, & page Styleand both ways, congress passed laws per- with or without personal property. Give full partic- Route I, Hoffman, Minn, B l(i, 7Y Shopping mitting the railways o ‘cha h ix}llanz, pr]{fi and terms, Chas, W. Van Orsdol, L, . b rge suc. lysian, nn. Guide—the i i SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY FOR_CASH, Patents . [ 18 Arus 2 € 1ood producers no matter where located. Particulars free. Real Es- Akl can’t afford to buy the factory prod- tate Salesman Co., Dept. 535, Lincoln, Neb. PATINTS SECURED-_PROMET SERVICE. AVOID % i ’ CASH BUYERS WANT FARMS, FALL DELIVERY, vention” form and free book telling how to obtain ; uct, an € CIty people can’t affor from owners only. R. A. McNown, 347 Wilkinson a patent. Send sketch of model for examination, 4l to buy the food products Building, Omaha, . Neb. - ¢ Prelimin; dvice without_chorge. Llighest ref- it ‘tomers buy from ThZ federal 3 g t d the | WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNEE OF FARM OR f,“’"“s-;:{";'i““" ‘%’:‘,’“;,V-l 3:) L?I‘,‘i%“" ., ag k: uray L ng, ashington, 3 . =« sgll;iégopfilzgg’l‘;: Esch-Cu;:lli‘:s T:i?sfy a:c%’ a(,:lan bg e oog for mla, -Jomn 3./ Black (Chimpens INVENTORS—BEFORE DISCLOSING YOUR IDEA ~ " to others write for our ‘‘Evidence of Disclosure’’ f it always offers “orimi ins”? form. Send sketch model of inventi - p ! i :dtmnica'.év best styles :}I:fslyd::;g;ed the “criminal twins” of Help Wanted . %xhlmlnatfulé 'Ene{i adfv\;coidm[.;\sko [ u{)go;llw'n'fl‘:‘wl{rl ?}; £ 3 7 7 . — n a Patent.’ v an L 8 § 4 at .A’”fi""';fg’:;‘é GENERAL AGENTS TO TAKE CHARGE OF TER- today, ‘Merton-Roborts & Co. 107 Mather Butide : i ; Drices. riere : ritory and appoint sub-agents for Lockwood Timer ing, ‘Washington, D. C. { R B : : gf the thoinmthls "dab?g Ex'.erm,llgndforIé"flm'ds‘.n Sc{{vesAtruuble that 1ocv:u"flrlul t;g g mns wvery ord. Sy sell. one can ins hi -4 fi.ee‘“ga k ! & a fow minutes. Sells for $3.50, - Big profits. Special Lumbey - : e gnsnk Mono Olles e e T I LUMBER, DOORS, MILLWORK ¢ ] 3 | nt’s proposition. ckwoo! roduct s 7 ORS, , RE oD A 2 : b ERL 3 " P ggeetropol hu{) l)Bxi.nk Building, Minneapolis, Mojnn. sshlmlzl%sl,“ rfencepusls, stru;Mm miklls stfix}lghg’ E)LIL}\E‘ g v : CLERKS—MEN, WOMEN, 18 OVER, WANTED FOR oo oty -savingiprices; . Langdown; Box ; | Gelmssor%m” EXplalned 'é‘lllw“ fl%‘(} Dost:‘)lmceEposl:llons. ination Wrlte LI?:::I‘-A{E ::Lerl:' S‘I‘{“I"S\h(.‘LES 'm DU 8 a] 3 month, ;Xxperience unnecessary. Y 2 N NG AT EDUCED PRICES, & K 4 for free particulars about positions, examination. Farmers’ trad eclalty, Best lity. Robert g Al (15! 5"“' (Continuerd from page 9) Columbia 'School f Civil Servics, 338 Popo Bldg., | _Emorson Company. Hor 11a6:N. Tacoma. ivash " i 1 BX-14010X — Elo- A 2 3 Waslilngton, D. C. WRITE FOR PRICES ON DRY CEDAR FENCE 5 tly embroidered I question until you have mastered it. | DETECTIVES FARN BIG MONEY. GREAT DB- Posts; Day after anloading. Charles Flory, Orting, / = - 3 ac -:-lgeven with The F ’ Fed 1T 1 mand. Travel. Experience unnecessary. _ Write Wash, g Eim oo Silk 2506 eVy’ a;m:rs t G hie!‘& %x eague, geagu lggev, égrxfirlean Detective System, 1966 Broad- 4 : cotton lining ard street, cago, has gotten 2 - Dogs and Pet Stock g 1:-' %3 s . . g = out some very informative literature Hone, IRISH RUSSIAN STAG-HOUND DUPS 6 MONTIS : Colors: Navy blue, & % o Y IRISH-RUSSIAN STAG-HOUND PUPS, 6 MONTHS 2 Harding blueor pretty on the subject of taxation. I advise | GHorcs 1951 HONEY SAMPLE 15 CENTS PRICE Bommale, 1 yours o1, "HE’ on the wilo busnas S0 i s""‘,,,’ e bust. that you write to this league and se- list free. Johannessohn Bee Farms, Beltrami, Minn. Steve Wolff, Russeil, N. D. 3 3 84 to 88 skirt lengths. s o . SUREERED RonTOR eI ST b cure some of its literature. There is | grarement oF THE owweRsHip. manace, | PUREBRED SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS, “NATORAL 0 also an organization of live business MENT, cf'ggu&tmé%'fi:'ssegg%uReEk?sU'r'Rzfin IQ?ZY. white. ', Orchard Hill Farm, Nicollet, Minn, & men with headquarters at Chicago, | of the Nonpartisan Leader, published every two 1ecks | BEAUTIFUL PUREBKED SCOTCH COLTIES; FI- B o known as the Committee of Manufac- | **state of Mivnesste coomty of ‘Horepbs | et Dund Rebon. Teomls N i ! 1 2 0 innesota, coun! [0 ennepin—ss, . 73 S Before me, 2 notary public in and for the state and . |1 a % turers and Merchants on Federal Tax- county aforesnid, m:ionally appeared Oliver 8. Morris, Mlsce“aneflus ¥ k- - ti Th b < h who, having been duly sworn according to law, deposes k ation. ese u_smess rpen_ ave come and says that he is the editor of the Nonpartisan AUTOMOBILE OWNERS, GARAGEMEN, ME- “ to see that taxing business, however | Leader and that the following is, to the best of his chanfcs, repairmen, send for free copy of this g . £~ B o knowledge and belief, & true statement of the owner- month’s issue. It contains helpful, instructive in- i h b O] pful, instructive i ¥ the tax may be shifted, is in reality | ship, management (and if & daily paper, the circu- formation on overhauling, ignition ‘troubl i 3 : ) lation), etc.,, of the aforesaid publication for the date carburetors, sto! bi "5'1 gn te. O e]sio wiring, B taxing the business men’s customers. | shown'in the shove caption, reauired by fhe Act of | Shoieionr fiorage battorles, ctc Over 110 pages, 3 ‘August 24, 1912, embodied in section 448, Postal Digest, 631 Butler Bldg., Cinc nnatt, Ohio. & very dollar tha €Se CUSLOMErs PAY | Laws and Regulations, printed on tho-reverss of this -| ——ooe- 0oL Butler Bldg, Cinc nnatf, Ohlo. & in taxes is finally taken out of their { form, to wit: X TOBACCO OR SNUFF HABIT CURED‘OR NO PAY. E 3 il hasi ¥ andl fuctorelouiput | ea s, sl ssdiauss o B o § JLOGE eonl ey omi o el Bowid 0 i) ', TRAN! an usiness managers are: oo 'y 'y . 2 2X-14025X- ffl purc asmg_ polwer :lm actory/ouipu Pull.zllsher.w&% Nonpartisan Publishing Co., 427 B &% form-fitting coat. correspondingly reduced. These busi- | sixth Ave. ‘South, Minneapolis, Minn - P Schools ¢ P Tith all wool slpaca. ness men have come to see that they | miorsmue s worrs 427 Sixth Ave. South, = ™ The Infatfiy of the can not sell goods to vacant lots and also to see that the momopoly of natural resoustes- is enabling the Managing editor, Oliver 8. Morris, 427 Sizth Ave. South, neapolis, - Minn, v, Business manager, John Thompson, <27 Sixth Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn, 2. That the owners are: (Give names and addresses of individual owners, or, il a corporation, give its 'LEADER CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 100 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WANTED_ TO learn telegraphy; -salary $120 to $200 -month. Earn expenses while learning, TFre. catalog. United Railways Telegraph Schuol, Bremer Arcade, St. Paul, Minn. tru - 1i D s LEARN Bik R _TRADE_GOOD WAGES, BASY ¥ a sts to, choke the life out of competl 'o‘;:‘&‘l%g fi;fdl’,“;mgs p:rndm:(édzgss:gor%f &mggog% work, low rates mow. Catalog froe. Moler Barber 3 | tive business. amount of stock). College, established 1893, 107 B, Nicollet -Ave., B DN S > . ) 2 Nonpartisan Publishing Co., 427 Sixth Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn. & s It is a hopeful sign when business Minnespolis, Min, e, Soath. B § - 5 men are really giving study to eco- | apoiis, Minn " o o Sixh Ave. Bouth, Minne Honey and Sorghum i S . . % . . ———— ) fi nomics. This organization, consisting | pjons Thompson, trustee, 427 Sixth Ave. South, PURG COUNTRY SORGHUM. & GALLONS. $350: ¢ : of over 30,000 business firms, has also | ,Albert J."Fox, 427 Sixth Ave. South, Mimmeapolis, Ohin” Bar, Cothay, Nep?10-90; gallon pail, 32.20. i We take therigk, Money back indorsed the Keller tax program. The 8. That the known bondholders, mortgagees and | DELICIOUS NEW IDAHO CLOVER HONEY, 60 ~- . o . g other security holders owning or ‘holding 1 per cent or . t '3 R 32 you bay 80, American: Federation of Labor at its | more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other | Boynds, $6.25: two 60s, $12. Kingsbury, Twin 4 IowestPrices | on Ready:toWear for | the 812 p IL E one of the o ers . B member of the u:n’yenmmbemrforhu Hy T Send Coupon Fall and Winter Cata- H o\u&c g g bate convention in Denver also indorsed the Keller program, with exception of one or two minor items, but the A. F. of L. gave special emphasis to its in- dorsement of the tax of 1 per cent on land values. When business men, farmers and workers begin to see alike on matters of fundamental economics, securities are: (If there are none, 80 state.) Goss Printing Co., Chicago, Iil. Beaman Paper Co., Minneapolis, Minn. ~ 4, That the two paragraphs next above, fivlni the names of the owners, stockholders and, secutity hold- ers, if any, contain mnot only the list of stockholders and security holders as they appear upon the books of the company but also, in cases whera the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the com- pany as trustee or in any other dduclary relation, the name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting, is given; also tha* the said two aragraphs contain statements embracing afflant’s tull Enowle e and bellef as to the circumstances and con- ditions under which stoekholders and - security ‘holders - Falls, Idaho. Harness SADDLES—40 SLIGHTLY USED GOVERNMENT stock saddles, $18.50 each; new McClellan army - saddles, $11 each; largest stock of new and used harness in the West. Midway Harness Cp., 1953 University Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. Trunks, Bags, Suitcases TRUNKS, BACS, SUITCASEf. WHY PAY TWO middlemen profits? Buy from: factory direct. Bend - € 2 $ 3 3 3 T hooks .. the company as for free catalog. Gem Trunk & B oy For Big FREE Book it is a sign that something is going to | wio do not soposr upon the beoks . th company ss | for froe catalop, Gem Truck & Dag Factors, - AT it N i e ok % e Shae Ry RS o Sasod o O S st oot ‘ ' S A e o JyDewkites ¥ ] Please eend 312-page Style and Shopping § $13.95 Goodyear Raincoat Free stated by him, TYPEWRITERS—ALL MAKES, SLIGHTLY trsm)‘i 5 | Guide for Fall and Winter, free, postpaid. B 5. That the average number of copfes of each ‘ssuoc $20 up. Free trlal.COEasy payments, Guarantee |- & r ) < Goodyear Mfg. Co. 1360-R Goodyear | of this publication sold or distributed, through the fwo years. Payno Co.,” Rosedale Station, Kansas | g 4 ' N : 1 | Bldg., Kansas City, Mo., is making an | muils .« otherwise, to paui rubscribers during ho six | = To8. % 2 Py recedin, §—, - 5 : ) | offer to send a handsome raincoat free | formation is requtred (M. daily” publications only). Seed : s ) Address... = ‘ to one person in each locality who will Sworn to and ~ubscribed before me this 58th day of GUARANTEED BEEDS_ALFALNA 0000 BUSHEL: : "1 City ) State.—.... show and recommend it to friends. If | September, 1921 " H. 6. TEIGAN, falta, $15.00; Sudan, $1.73; gacks frée, Hellabls . N L L T L L m &=l ! you want one, write today.—Adv. (My commission exvirex Feb. 26, 1925). Sced’ Co., Salna, Kan. =~ ) Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers & PAGE FIFTEEN Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers % ST 5 Ve - g