The nonpartisan leader. [volume], December 13, 1920, Image 15

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ADVERTISEMENTS
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BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES
Supfeme In tastiness and flavor—the kind that
taste good from tho first savory mquthful to the
last tiny morsel that you try. Nothing can be any
fresher, more wholesome and desirable than these
Btralght-from-the-water flsfi, which we offer you.
DULUTH PRICES—HONEST WEIGHT
Select your own assortment. We pack in 25, 50,
85, 100 and 250-pound -boxes, and guarantee a
safe delivery to YOU.
Per lb.
8ilvsr Star Herring 7c
Silver Star Herring, dressed 8'/4c
Silver Star Herring, loose, weather frozen.
In sacks ®i/ae
Mullets, dressed §e
Piokerel, dressed, headless 2V3C
Pickerel, loose, weather frozen, round ......tO'/aC
Wall-Eyed Pike, genuine, dressed, scaree ... I6V2C
Wail-Eyed Pike, loose, weather frosen, round 16c
Salmon, dressed, headless (a, real bargain).. (IVaC
Red Roekflth, dressed, headless ............(21/20
Uno Codfish, dressed, headless ..T*........l2v£e
8&bleflsti, dressed, headless 15c
Flounders, dressed, headless, trimmed ..... 12c
Chicken Halibut, dressed, headless, trimmed 18c
Whiting (Ocean Pike) .. 9c
All packed in boxes—every 100-pound order se
curely wire-strapped.
Norwegian Lutensk, 50 pounds in tubs $5.00
25 pounds 3.00
OUR BIG CHRISTMAS ASSORTMENT,
BOX NO. I
15 pounds Flounders 25 pounds Silver Star
Herring 25 pounds Pickerel: 25 pounds Wall
Eyed Pike 25 pounds Mullets—115 pounds of
our choicest DRESSED FISH
$14 00
Orders immediately EXPRESSED or forwarded by
fast freight. 25 pounds to ton lots. Order direct
from this ad NOW—and at the same time ask us
to mail you a copy of our illustrated circular with
pictures of our fish'in colors, painted from life.
Our* life-long experience in fishing and successful
methods used In shipping direct to consumer Is
your biggest assurance In getting the finest and
most desirable fish possible to produce*
Bw/Dtiecffrom Oiifis TiSheU'ed
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DULOTH. DEPT. 03 MINNESOTA
Prices Reduced
To a Minimum In Every Variety
Quality Best Ever
Guaranteed to Satisfy
COST
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LAKE FISH
per lb.
HERRINQ
MULLETS 7p£t
PIOKEREL UH*
PICKEBEl irtnW. tie
WALL-EYED MRE lit
PIKE, tossed .... lit
WHITEntH,*MM417^i
OCEAN PISH
per lb.
HADDOCK, tori.. tat
FLAT FISH .. lb
•EDROeKnSH" ..11}$,
UNO CODFISH" .Mlit
SALMON
SABLEFISH tfc
HftUBUT 17,
oidy In 100, 85 and SO pound boxes. No
less than 25 lbs. of any one variety. Order direct
from this ad. Bave your Irlenda loin you—make
your order a big one and save freight. We guar
antee to TBEAT YOU EIGHT.
eHRISTMAS GIFT BOX eontalna 10 pounds
each Whltea^h, Salmon, Plfce, Haddock, Herring. A
tastefully meiced holiday bo*. An unusual and
pleasing gift. net weight $7.75
With every order an
catalog showing fish 1
nqulry we send a splendid
"T natural colors.
Our COFFEE DEPT. 1
25 lbs. finest quality..
£ye you money.
.10.20
INTERLAKE FISHERIES
Dept. -p DULUTH, MIM|N.
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MACOMB. flX.
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TURNING THE CLOCK
BACK SIX MONTHS
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a side-line or a source of pin-moneyt
The potato pamphlet is intended pri
marily for potato growers on nonirri
gated lands. An earlier bulletin, "Po
tato Culture Under Irrigation," Farm
ers' Bulletin 953, deals particularly
with potatoes on irrigated soils, and
can also be obtained on request. The
Jralletin on'poultry breeding stock is
intended primarily for boys' and girls'
poultry clubs.
FARM PRACTICE
The Handbook for Practical Farmers,
edited by Hugh Findlay. Published by D.
Appleton & Co., New York.
ARMERS will find in this book
practical advice, presented in
plain language, telling how to
produce almost every crop that
can be imagined. The book contains
some 550 pages, with chapters on such
subjects as the use of concrete, ar
rangement of farm buildings, the use
of explosives, use and care of gasoline
and kerosene engines and control of
weeds and animal pests, each chapter
prepared by an expert in the particular
line covered.
In other words, it tells the farmer
"how to do everything about the farm
except how to market his crop at a
profit. That important point is left to
the farmer to settle for himself, with
out any expert, advice.
Perhaps the farmer would prefer to
settle this problem for himself, after
all.
Fake Exposed
Facts About the Johnston Wheat
Statistics
EORGE H. JOHNSTON,
an anti-League banker in
"He is, in effect, holding his wheat
for prices which prevailed during the
six months immediately preceding the
time the wheat was harvested," says
Mr. Wallace. "During the war we
stood for the turning back of the hands
of the clock an hour each day, but it is
going just a little too far to ask us to
regulate our wheat marketing by turn
ing back time in any such fashion as
Mr. Johnston tries to do."
As a matter of fact Mr. Johnston
dM not get the figures up for himself.
-They were originally prepared by a
man named L. H. D. Weld, who was
from time to time a professor *!ft sev
eral institutions but whef finally landed
pn the payroll of Swift & Co,
It would be interesting to IcnWhow
many of the fake "statistics" used by
anti-League papers and speakers wer
prepared, like the Johnston
the gamblers in-foodstuffs.
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North Dakota, is sending
a circular throughout the
wheat-growing section
intended to prove that it
never pays farmers to hold their
wheat. He also defends the grain
gambling system of the Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce. Johnston's
"dope" is being largely printed by the
anti-farmer press.
To "prove" his point Johnston
quotes figures to show that for the 10
year. period, 1901-1910, the average
price of wheat from July to December
was 92.4 cents, while the average price
from January to June was 93.5 cents,
an advance of only 1.1 cents.
Henry C. Wallace, editor of Wal
lace's Farmer, Des Moines, Iowa, and
incidentally mentioned as the man who
may be our next secretary of agricul
ture, pokes 9. hole in Johnston's "sta
tistics" big enqugh for an elephant to
walk through.. Mr. Wallace points out
that Johnston's figures do not compare
the price of, wheat one fall'with the
next spring, but with the previous
spring.
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such big, strong, fat hogs before."
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Lake Superior Herring,
per lb. 8c
PickereL ,11c
Pike 16c
Ocean Fisk
Red Rock Fish, per lb...... ...13c
Sablefish 15c
Salmon ........... 16c
Halibut 20c
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