The nonpartisan leader. [volume], October 07, 1918, Image 13

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The Newest and Host Beautiful
SERVICE FLAG
OVERXTHERE
A badce of honor should be diiplsyed in the win-*
dow ot everr home that ha* sent a boy Into the
Army. It la your duty and Mijlw to hanc ana
of these inslgnlas of honor in your window so all
nay taow that a soldier hu gone or to on hi* way
to light (or liberty.
Thisaetviee Has is txllK Inches, made of dark
red felt with metal top and silk coid. In the cen
ter of the red field la a lam nhlte star on It la
smaller one of blue below are two shells, their
points meeting on a shield of stars and stripes
*Uh fitting words "Over Then" painted in dark
blue:
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the world he has gone across or about
to to by ditpUylng thli Mrvlo* flkf, 2 or 8 stan if dednd.
Fr»»_aid HrtnU with two-year tub
••W" Popular'Monthly, ttie^teadlag
•MU'B* of the middle wast. Send sbe today and
let
this SMsndld hams
and
story magazine for
-yean, and this beautiful settles flan will
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181 PEOPLE'8 POPULAR MONTHLY,
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E Let us handle your grain
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5 and live stock on commis
5 sion. If you are interested
5 in the co-operative elevator
system let us help you and S.
5 advise you. 5
5 The only way to keep in con
stant touch with the Equity
Go-Operative Exchange is to 3
subscribe for the Co-Operators
Herald, Fargo, N.
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It con- E
E' tains a price list of our mail E
E order grocery department also. E
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GetHORB cash forjrour fuia
by shinning to Hill Bros. Far
Co.--"The laitnt Growing
For Souse In Ameriea'V
WE CHARQB NO
COMMISSION
Orer 800,000pmtigfled
shipper*
aand osalltheir tors. Try ns.
rnrrEw prico List,
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log and particulars of our
!300.MCashPriJm to
trapper*
only. All aentPKHf Write
todar-a postal card will do.
IHILLBROS. FURCO. Iff I&pis/MO.
Farfflers'UnioH Co-Operative
Bfeawag..-
205 Laporte
FT. COLLINS, COL.
We are ready to quote yon prices on win
ter apples, onions and potatoes.
B. P. BICKERSTAPP, Mgr.
Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers
FARMER BURNS UP BACON
H. D. SmitH of Springfield, Col.,
sends the Leader a five-page letter
which he received recently from the
redoubtable Jerry of Grand Forks, N.
D., from which it appears that follow
ing his "great success" in his home
state Jerry is anxious to build up the
League in distant Colorado. Just to
prove to this Colorado man that he
is a farmer, rather than a hotel owner,
professional League buster, news
paper proprietor and man about town,
Jerry uses a letterhead emblazoned
with the photographs of three good
looking head of cattle and mentioning
the hogs, chickens, ducks and, geese.
For fear that Mr. Smith may be a
little slow of understanding, Jerry
uses this head for each page of his
letter contrary to war-time economy
and business practice and he takes
two of the five pages to describe his
farm exploit^. Here is Mr. Smith's
reply:
Springfield, Col.
Dear Brother Bacon:
I received your letter of July 26
and have waited all this time to get
those pamphlets we call "Jerry's Hot
Air." I have not received them yet
and I think you have used pretty good
judgment in not sending a span of
them for you have been so discredited
that I could not believe a word that
you would say either in letter or in
p'erson unless the statements were
verified by someone that I knew was
competent and reliable.
As far as my being able to judge
a man of being this or that, I think
that almost any man could judge you
by what the atmosphere carries.
Big business and its followers are
now getting their last breath. Their
grave is being prepared just as rap
idly as the farmers can prepare it
and. its funeral will be preached in
November at the general election. I
will extend to you and your associates
a special invitation to attend. We will
have a big love feast just two years
from that date, or in November, 1920.
Be sure and come out to it. This
will be worth your while. We will by
that time demonstrate to you and big
business things of real merit.
Yours very truly,
H. D. SMITH.
Since the "first farmer of North
Dakota" fails to impress, why not
have John D. Rockefeller, the biggest
farmer in New York state, write to
this brother farmer?
WOMEN RUN CURB MARKET
A curb market recently organized
by the women "of Miamii Fla., has
proved, so successful that the city
council has taken it over as a munic
ipal enterprise. The plan was work
ed out by the urban home demonstra
tion agent of the United States de
partment of agriculture and the state
agricultural college, together with
several of Miami's public-spirited
women, in order to give fairer prices
to both the housewife and the pro
ducer. A committee co-operates with
nearby truckers in arranging for the
produce. The truckers' are planting
every two weeks in order, to guaran
tee the women a, constant supply of
fresh vegetables. Fruit eggs, butter,
cottage cheese and poultry are also
sold. A fee of 25 cents is paid by
all those selling products. This goes
into a general fund for advertising the
market and keeping the street clean.
room, who refuses
to take thnas as they-
are has the sturPofwb/dh
progress tsmide.
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