The nonpartisan leader. [volume], April 05, 1920, Image 14

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$5.87
DELIVERED
BOSTON BLOCK
ADVERTISEMENTS
Of
I will gp\
Aiq20 0VES£AND4 MS
A1Q20 FORD
FREIGHT and WARTAX PAID
OU a chance to own this splendid $945.00 Overland touring car
or »1iia shiny new $600.00 Ford, no matter who you are or where you
Two people who answer my ad and act energetically in following
instructions will get them. No one will be asked or permitted to spend
a
cent of his own money at any time.
Thousands of Dollars in Other Grand Prizes
and Cash Rewards
Besides these cars I will give away thou
sands of dollars in Cash Rewards, and
Minor Grand Prizes. These will include
Bicycles, Gold Watches, Diamond Rings,
Phonographs, Silverware, Cameras, Money
Rewards, etc., etc. (Prizes duplicated in
case of a tie.)
SOLVE THIS PUZZLE.
The figures in the squares represent corres
ponding letters in the alphabet. Figure 1 is A, 2
is B, 3 is C, and so on. The ten figures spell
four words. Send the four words on a slip of
paper with your name and address quick if yon
Wu.it to win. I havegiven away many Autos and scores of other
prizes. My plan is
so
simple it is easy to win prizes and cash rewards.
Thousands of Dollars in Other Grand Prizes and Cash Rewards
Besides the New Ford Car I am going to give away Superb Cabinet Phonograph, Bicycles, Gold
Watches, Kodaks, Traveling Bag, Chest of Silverware, Dinner Set and Cash Rewards.
No experience is required. You don't put up a penny or do any hard work. Just an opportu
nity to realize your ambition to have an Automobile all your own and a chance to get it in the
aasiest way imaginable. Don't let anyone in your neighborhood beat you to it. The quicker
ou act, the bigger your winnings. Send me your answer to the puzzle with vour name and ad
without delay. DUANE W. GAYLORD, 537 Dearborn St., Dept. 24. CHICAGO, ILL.
CUT OUT THE SHOE PROFITEER
On Approval—No Money in Advance
Why we actually do cut out the profiteering middleman: We sell
to you, the consumer, C. O. D. on approval. No back number
EQUITY DRESS SHOE—Black or Tan.
Men's genuine calf blu
cher dress shoe soft, fine
calfskin leather, gen
uine oak leather soles,
whole quarter (no seams
to rip) oak leather iri
i, soles. A very dressy
evening shoe, built
for service and
comfort. None
better. Sizes
6-12.
fYou Want One
Every one taking an active part In this
contest will be well paid in cash, whether or
not he wins a car or one of the other Grand
Prizes. Just your name and address with
five or more faces correctly marked in the
picture below, starts everything. Act Quick.
Mail me the coupon today sure.
CUT OUT AND MAIL COUPON TODAY
Can You Find Five Faces? Gel 1,000Votes.
In the picture ere a number of hidden faces. See how
many you can find. Some are looking right at you,
some turned aidewise. You will find them upside down
and every way Mark each face you find with a pen*
cil, write your name and address plainly on the fines
below, clip out this coupon and mail tomenow. If
you find as many as five of the hidden faces I will
enter you in this contest and credit you with 1,000
votes. Send me this coupon today T~
test with a credit of 1,000 votes. I want one of these
cars—send me full particulars.
AAArmaa
TOURING CAR GIVEN
WIN FINE PRIZE
direct
styles.
SHOE
RAWHIDE WORK
This rawhide work shoe
iB something that will
outwear anything you
ever had.* Double leather
soles and heels. Wear
proof, specially treated
uppers. Waterproof
tongue.
A
real shoe
at a real price. Sizes
6-12.
Send your
size, not
your money.
Specialty in
ladies' and
children's
Bhoes.
Equity SKoe Company
Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers PAGE FOURTEEN-
$4.47
DELIVERED
MINNEAPOLIS, HINN.
Farm Credits and
Markets in Europe
(Continued from page 8)
and in the case of co-operative credit
associations this should be unlimited.
All co-operation should be on a non
profit basis, and in all cases activity
should go to the extent of and not
beyond the common interests served
and the confidence established. Thus
there may be included in a single as
sociation all the interests and activi
ties of a community, or only a part
of them. Go-operation may be con
fined to a single community of neigh
bors, or it may be state-wide, nation
wide or even international in scope.
It may include the producers of a sin
gle product, of any number of prod
ucts, or all producers. It may include
both producers and Consumers. It
may include the people of an entire
state or nation, with regard to certain
activities, or it may extend to all the
industries of a state or nation. All
that is necessary is that there be mu
tuality of interest and confidence.
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
AND CO-OPERATION
Within the scope of possible and
beneficial co-operation as thus defined
the people may choose any method
that best conforms to their preference
and their conditions. They may begin
by organizing voluntary local associ
ations and consolidate them as soon
as desirable and practicable or they
may at the beginning organize cen
trally for the entire territory or ac
tivity to be covered and afterwards
establish local branches. They may
adopt legal forms that they deem
most suitable to their purposes. They
may make the municipality, the state
or the federal government the me
dium of •common action, according to
the nature and extent of the activities
to be undertaken. There is, however,
this difference between co-operation
by voluntary association and co-op
eration through government: That
through government the people may
enforce their will upon any minority
who may be unwilling to conform, and
may restrict the activities of others
who would engage in like activities
even to the extent of establishing a
state monopoly while voluntary as
sociation can control individuals only
within the limits of the agreement
entered into by all the members.
Where practicable voluntary co-opera
tion may be the better method where
the activity engaged in is not of equal
interest and profit to all concerned.
But a situation requiring the pro
tection of a common right, the enforce
ment of a common duty, or the secur
ing of a common benefit that can not
equally well be secured by individual
action or voluntary co-operation, the
state is not only justified in engaging
in the activity, but it is the only me
dium through which these ends can be
accomplished effectively.
There is no unchangeable line of
separation between state and volun
tary ownership or activity. Some have
assumed a distinction between a nat
ural and an artificial monopoly, hold
ing that the state must control the
former, but not necessarily the latter.
Such a distinction has no value what
soever. All that can with certainty
be said is that no absolute monopoly
of anything ought to be allowed, ex
cept in the hands of the government,
acting in the common interest. Pri
vate ownership of any resource, indi
vidual or corporate control of any in
dustry or business, may develop into
an injurious monopoly. When it does
it should be taken in charge of and
operated by the state, if the industry
or business is of such a nature that
state ownership and operation are pos
sible and can be made efficient.
ADVERTISEMENTS
EttDITY-LEHIGH TIRES
No Honey in Advance
C. O. D. on Approval,
Efiniiite the Tin Profiteer
Skid Tubes
110.00 $10.90
13.95
14.96 16.26
18.86 20.20
19.10 20.70
21.20
19.60
21.70
25.30 28.70
25.85 29.65
26.25 30.60
26.86 31.00
31.75
31x4...
82x4...
88x4...
84x4...
86x4
These prices include 5%
War Tax.
These Tires Are Not Seconds
EQUITY SUPPLY HOUSE
Boston Block MINNEAPOLIS, BONN.
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The next three issues of POULTRY NEWS will
be sent free and without obligation to til poul
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who keep chickens. Each issue is full of vala
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White Diarrhoea how to save baby chicks
how to develop big fat broilers how to start
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ms Victory Bed
Persian Ivory
Pendant and
Neck Chain, 30
Inches long, these
4 Gold plated Rings and tbls
lovely Gold plated Lavalllar*
and Neck Chain will ALL be
Given FREE by us to any
one selling only 12 pieces of
Jewelry at 10 cents each and
returning the $1.20 to ua.
Victory Bed la all the rage.
B. H. MEAD MFG. CO..
Providence, R. I.
MB. FABMEB:
Save money by us
ing your old drill.
My patent disc at
a
double diso from
spreading apart:
also cleaner. Price
per set of 20, til,
one or two-draw
bar sample mail
ed for 75c. Van
Brunt 20. $16:
sample at 85c.
John A. 8want«a
Bantry, N. D.
We Pay 6 Per Cent
on time certificates of deposit if left one
year. Safety guaranteed by North Dakota
Depositors' Guaranty Law. Write
FIRST STATE BANK
AMIDON, N. D.
Big Type Chester Whites
FOR SALE AT
CLOVER BLOOM FARM
which carry the best blood lines in the breed.
Nothing but the best offered for Bale. All
stock guaranteed. Can supply you with al
most anything you need. Visitors always wel
come. When writing mention the Leader.
A. P. RANS, Springfield, Minn.
THE YELLOW TRAIL FARM
CHESTER WHITES
,have some very good bred gilts and
tried sows to farrow in March and April,
sired by Buster Lad and Great Boy 2nd.
They will be sold at prices that are right
F. W. HAGEMEISTER, Hector, Minn.
When writing the Leader.
Chicks
A .loading varieties, day old chicks. Safe
A. .&§ delivery guaranteed. Postpaid. One of
yJP the largest and beat equipped hatcheries
..... the United States. Catalog FREE,,V
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