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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25
Remnant Day
Specials

FiFtA FOOT
Lace ard Trimming Rem.
nanta 49, Remnants OF Lace
t1ounclngs. Georgciie Crepes.
Fur Trimmings and Fancy
Trimmings 81 All kinds.
Embroidery RemnartS--
short lengths OF narrow luser,
ton and Edges. also some
F1ouncings up 10 - ms. wide.
Novelty veiilnes IN many
attractive patterns, black.
white. navy. broNn. taupc.
etc Yard. fsc.
sisinc croehe, Cotton. fast
colorH. Ia sizes .. 3. 20 and so.
all sizes In white. sc.
ooress Knitting Cotton. the
best quality. sizes (. 6. :. 10.
IL. ~ aud Is. fun size balls,
2 for Zoe.
25e Stationery and Envelopes
for i2c
fH1H ANh f4AH VI iiAAN
and Writings Stationery. q
sheets or % envelopes. for
12c.
KODAK Albums tn the popu-
lar loose-leaf style. cloth
bound. 80 sheets in each
book. Special at 6gc.
leatherbound Diaries OF
isi7--pold.edged pages; also
leather. bound Shopping Lists.
Reduced to tjc.
Women's Neek~ear
Specially Priced
Collars OF satin. hand-em.
broldered Georgeite. Ncile
and Net. some novelties.
Former prices were from
500 to $1,000. Reduced TO
SOC 10 st.gJ.
Women's Neek~rar - Col
lars OF net and organdy:
many styles: some slightly
tnmbled from handling For.
mer prices were 25c TO Soc.
reduced TO lSc.
25c Tooth Brushes i5c
Heavy transparent handles
IN the popular prophylactlc
style
$3.50 20 $500 Mesh Bags s2.45
German silver Armor Mesh
BAGS. :. and 6inch. engraved
and plain frames.
zoe Dresden Ribbons
i2Lse Yard
Novelty patterns in pink.
rcd. blue. green and color
combinations. All 4 ins. Wide.
-MscDougnii-so uth~ic
First Floor.
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NERVOUS PERIOD.
ICAl HEADACHES

THIS trouble commonly called sick.
headar he."is said 10 be due to the reten-
uon OF urea IN the system. Ofts it Is
stated that poor condition ofthe blood
cause OF these headaches, or that a
"a nervous condition. and In certain
cases. no doubt this IL true.
where treatment - demanded, 10 IL
more for the pain than anything else
and DR.. A. =. Schelischmidt Of Ioui.
VILE, has found anti-kamnia tablets TO
give prompt and satisfactory rrlirf
Rest should be Insisted upon. he says
and the patient SHOULD go TO bed dars en-
the room. and all the attendants and
family should be ns quiet ss possible
An emstic viii some times shorten the
attack The bowels should be kept open
and hot bath and q thorough ruo-do-n
with . coarse towel. often give grateful
relief Two anti-kamnta tablets when tho
nrst signs appear. will usually prevent
tnc attack During an attack. one tablet
every hour or two will shorten tho
attack and relieve the usual nausea and
vomiting" These tablets may be oh
tanned ut ell druggists. Ask for AK
tablets. Also unexcelled for nervous
daehes, neuralgia and all pains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25

cont overwork your think box.
which common sense reply. little
hook. seems to me rather wonder
iul from a woman with q broken
leg who can do nothing but think.
(To be eontinued)
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Dress Well
Never Miss the Money

Mems and Women's Suits and
Goats are on sale. $500 in cash
takes any garment in the store. and
$500 a Week or $500 Month pays
the balance, Suits and Coats from
$50 10 $4,000.
GATELYS, 1913 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25

at Pier ?, was found guilty Wednes.
day afternoon by jury In Judge
Gilliam's department.
This is Murphy's second trial on
the same charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25

MISS ONEIDA MADISON. who
will reign az queen OF the 1917
Raisin day celebration In Fresno.
Cal. on April 80 The festivities
in honor OF the raisin are increas-
ing in magnitude annually. Thou.
sands OF people attend the fete
given to emphasize the importance
of one OF CALIFORNIA; big industries
A pageant by the school children
Of Fresno county will be staged this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25
GUILTY OF ARSON

James Murphy. longshoreman.
charged with throwing a bottle of
phosphorus during the water front
strike, last August, thru a window
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25
ART SHOP
Specials

pennar,s--Odds and ends
Of College. Fraternity and
School remnants. In colors.
former prices were 15c 10
si.o0 Remnant Day price.
80 each.
linon Waists. made ~.
With roll collar. having pieo,
edge. stamped Nth simple
designs on collar. sleeves and
front To be worked in
white or colors. Regular
price 800. Reduced for
clearance To soc each.
Novelties. such as Dolly
Cases. shirt Cases. Darning
BAGS. etc. formerly priced to
zoe. have been reduced TO
25c each
ODDS and ends o. Stamped
Pieces. including Bed Sacqucs.
Handkerchief BAGS. Boudoir
Caps. Collars. Linen Ccntcrs.
baby Dresses. BABY Pillow
Slips. Dust Caps. otc. Regn
larry Coo 20 soc. marked for
Remnant Day at Toe each.
Mac DoagsIi-seu
FOURTH Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25
75c Rompers at 39c

Six months 90 four year sizes
Of checked or striped Bingham.
in ninA OF blue.
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Children's Wash Dresses
Special at 49c

Also a few Wash Suits for
small boys OF . 10 years.
Materials are ginghams and
percalcs. Values In the lot TO
si25. reduced for clearance TO
Zoe each.
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Cured His RUPTURE
year.

I was badly ruptured while tininR a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope ~ cure was m operation
hold Of something that quickly and com
plstely cured me, Years have passed
and tho rupture has never returned
although am doing hard work car
psnter There was no operation no lost
time. no trouble. ! have nothing to sell.
but viii give fun information about how
you may find complete cure without
operation, n you write to me. Eugene NJ
Pullen, Carpenter. arc Marceiius ave-
hnnahquan. y. J. Better cut out this
notice ana show u to any others who arc
ruptursd may save life or at least
stop the misery Of rupture and the worry
and danger Of an operation
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Basement Specials

Roc and 35c Aluminium
Pie and Cake Pans. 19c.
25c Aluminium Ladies'.
BE.
25c TO 7Sc Wooden Chop
ping Bowls. 10c TO 45c.
SIPS Kitchen or Sic
ing Knives. CSC.
Finest material; slightly
rusted.
75c Egg Beaten or Cream
Whip. 15c.
With graduated glass.
3Sc National Furniture
Polish. Csc.
Safe for use onhighest grades
Of varnish.
40c White Earthcn
Chambers. 1910.
Soc Earthcn Cuspidors.
15c.
S0c Brown and White
Casserole. with cover.
Soc.
\ good family size
$22S Bath Stool for
SIPS.
White enameled.
$3.50 Bathroom Cabinet,
81. 30.
--NnrDournii> outb wick.
basement Floor.
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ChiIdren's White
Sweaters
Special at $2.95

Slightly soilcd. In sizes
from . years to IA: values to
$500 Reduced for clearance
TO s2.o5.
-naby shop, Third tioor.
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Shoe Prices Down

Womcnn shoes
Reduced to 1895
Just 80 PAIRS Of Women's
Street Boots laced aud but.
ton STYLES high and low
heels. sizes and STYLES are in
complete
Infants and Chiidrcn's Shoes
Reduced TO 500
% pairs Of Shoes. incom.
piete sizes up 10 8. several
different styles.
4 few pairs Of Chlldrcn's
Felt slippers. sizes Z 10 z. re-.
duced TO GDc pair
-naeDo"s sII-south~teL.
second tIssr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25

Bags OF leather or silk in
black and colors: many de-
sirable shapes. As the line
Is incomplete. We have re-
duccd them to S1.39.
First Floor
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Women'e and Misses
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
CLEARANCE PRICES.
Second Floor.
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always new" A one-day sale of remnants,
oddments mussed and soed merchandise.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25
AuctiOneerS
AUCTION
Are YOU going to have one?
If so, Phone or Write
j. w. LUND
The Auctioneer
Alexandria Minnesota.
A SCRAP OF PAPER

Shelby, Mich.
Editor Nonpartisan Leader:
While assisting in unloading car of
mill products shipped here from Holy
rood, Neb., found therein the front
cover and the next leaf of a copy Of.
your paper, dated July 26 last. The
sheets were badly torn, but I read all
there was on them and am very in
terested, believing as I do that only
radical politics will get US anywhere.
The only other place ever read any
thing about, the League was an account
OF Congressman Bears election and
what he stood for. Please send me
sample copies of the Leader and your
price of subscription. 1 will distribute
them among farmers here, and may be
able to do some good
Wish the League would organize
Michigan. Am writing the North Da-
kota Agricultural college for copies Of
bulletins referred to in the scrap of the
Leader have.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25
Business Opportunities

r p A L AUTOMOBILE LOCATIONS
however at which the dealer can obtain
the right lines are relatively few and
far between. There are not to exceed
six big sellers in the automobile field in
the Northwest. AS Northwestern dis
tributors for the Republic Motor Truck
Company and the Paige-Detroit Motor
Car Company, we are in touch right
now with exactly three exceptional
openings where a business organization
handled in a business like manner with
capital of approximately SIC, ,000 90 in
cash can unquestionably make from
$l0,O00.00 to $15,000.00 per annum At
Two OF these points one Of the big SELL
ers in the cheap car field can be secur-
ed with this line Address, Business
promotion Department, Horton Motor
Company, Fargo, N. d.
- REAL BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITY.0
ARE YOU BIG ENOUGH TO MAKE $780,
OO0.OO to $15,000.00 per annum? I'M
questionably the automobile business
offers the greatest future, the greatest
scope to ones initiative, and the great
est future of any business in the United
States. The possibilities are incompar-
ably greater than in any other line of
business endeavor.
WE HAVE A SPLENDID PROPOSITION
to offer live men who desire to get
into the automobile, tractor and farm
machinery business. Openings in North
Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and
Montana. More Brothers Corporation,
home office, Fargo, N. D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25
Autos and Supplies

NEW GEARS FOR ANY MAKE OF CAR.
10 per cent to SO per cent less than
manufacturers list Send old gears for
duplication. Illinois Gear Works, los
w. Monroe St., Chicago. Ills.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25
Poultry

TEN PAIR BEAUTIFUL FAN-TAIL
Holland Turkeys, $500 for male, $3:00
for female If taken soon. Address, Miss
Bertha Maier, Highland Farm, Atwater,
Minn., Route s.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25
j. S. HEDGES.
ABOUT WHEAT PRICES


Editor Nonpartisan Leader:
I came to Montana in the Democratic
administration, 1890. sold my wheat
in 1891 for fifty cents. I sold my wheat
in 1892 for the same price. I sold my
wheat in 1893 for % cents, and in 1894
for 35 cents. Then we had change Of
administration, and the wheat natur-
ally came up one year after another, so
I could pay for my little home Of
hundrey and sixty acres.
Inthose days the wheat would aver
age 40 to 81 bushels to the acre. Now
my crop goes from IL to 25 And the
expenses and hired help were just half.
l think l made more under Cleveland
than am making under Wilson.
I have been reading your paper now
since June, and you have been fighting
ever since in the farmers favor Now
all I want you to do is to just keep on
fighting for the farmer as he is the
hardest toiler Of any working class on
earth. He doesn't work eight or ten
hours, he works according to his work.
thank you and Mr. Baer for the
work you have been doing for the
farmer, and am sending my best con-
gratulations on the birthday of your
paper.
CARL ROSENBERG.
IMPATIENCE FOR SUCCESS IS
THE CHIEF OBSTACLE IN THE
WAY OF OBTAINING SUCCESS.
Mention Leader when writing advertisers
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25
For Sale or Exchange

WE HAVE FOR SALE OR TRADE
one 1S-horse Advance Steam Traction.
engine; one 14-horse Minneapolis Steam
Traction engine: one 10-horse Huber
Steam Portable engine and one 12-l
horse Otto gasoline portable engine
Can use in exchange some wood, COAL.
moving picture outfit or unincumbered!
real estate. What have you? The,
Farmers Supply Co., Bantry, N. D.
WE HAVE FOR SALE OR TRADE, ONE:
IS horse Advance steam traction en-.
gine;. one IA. horse Minneapolis steam
traction engine; one 10 horse Huber
steam portable engine and one 12 horse!
Otto gasoline portable engine. Can use,
in exchange some wood, coal, moving
picture outfit or unincumbered real
estate. What have you? The Farmers
Supply Co.. Bantry, N. ID.
DESIRABLE HOME, NEAR BEAUTI-
full Ashland, the famous resort Of Ore
gon. Seventy acres apples, peaches,
pears, prunes, cherries, nectarines, al
monds, apricots, grapes, six varieties
berries, alfalfa and wood lot Six-room
house, bath, toilet, electric light, hot
and cold water, telephone, daily mail
R. F. d. I, Box 109, Ashland, Ore.
FOR REGISTERED CLYDESDALE
horses, complete threshing outfit Hart
Parr 22-45 Kerosene tractor and Buffalo
Pitts separator and cook car River
side Farm, Edinburg, N. d.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

Leader ClQSSif,
''THE FARMER S
This is the place to advertise your
produce for sale and auction sales: to
Best results come from Leader Clas
Rates are 8 cents per word for the
succeeding ISSUE Half rates to membe
when adyertsing to sell their own pro prod
ALL CLASSIFIED ADS MU
Poultry
TEN PAIR BEAUTIFUL FAN-TAIL
pigeons at $1.50 pair. Purebred White 6
fop female II taken eG Soon fos as
Bertha Maier, Highland Farm, AtWater,
Minn., Route s.
CHOICE PUREBRED S. c. BLACK
Minorca cockerels from egg producing
taFen taFatief besrs 1So ostaGer essh ps6 6 soG john
Norberg. Tolley, N. D.
FOR SALE FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
+ purebred s. G. White Orpington cock
erels. s1,75 to $3.50; White Indian Run
ner Ducks 81. rs each. Mrs. A. B. john
son, Stanton, N. D.
EXTRA FINE. PUREBRED LIGHT
Brahma and Rose Comb Brown Leg
horn cockerels. Excellent laying strain.
Prices reasonable. Peterson Bros,
Georgetown, MINI.
LARGE PUREBRED PEKIN DUCKS
Snag S5.o9 per trio. $500 per drake Pure P re
each. each Golhngng G3qng tuTEey Haye,ton toms f'4o ~
cocKERELs AND SHOW PENS ROSE
dotte, Silver Laced Wyandotte Cheap.
L. Johannessohn, Beltrami. Mimi
M: B. TURKEYS. GoLDBANK. STRAIN.
Yesr Yeung o,d toms MS, s7oo hens, 800 o,,d NY
q. -. Brame, Dawson, N. D.,
r. G. AND s. C. RHODE ISLAND RED
be S2S each = # taken !, BY By
s. C. w LsEGHoRN e aa cocKERELs, $500:
ordered before November Is. Needmore
Farm, Mound. N. D.
ROSE COMB WHITE LEGHoRN COCK
eii Beulah. MY n. D. na'eheo' T. a. "eeze''
R. G.. RHODE ISLAND RED SPRING
coekerels. Windheim and Kaufman
yas1l strains; K $1;75 each. Mrs. John Allen.
WHITE WYANDoTTE CoCKERELs,
s1.5o each Special price six or
more Flora Walker Kathryn, N. D.
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED
E fnTnF Far@ g Ernst pfe ssbin 5o MINI nHn
PUREBRED R. c. RHODE ISLAND RED
| spring cockereIs and pulets. SLIPS each.
| Lewis Fcssum. Iona, N. D..
TOULOUSE GEESE $500 PEKIN
ducks. duo 500, r; G; R. = red cockerels,
NhasMogM Ann, = g. . BRoNzE J e : TURKEYS.
Mfnot, N. D., r. .. Box 26.
PUREBRED ROSE COMB R. I. RED
cockerels. s1.50 until November 18th.
| e. w. McAleer, Temple, N. D.
sTNG.LE9 COMB WHITE LEGHoRN
spT Verona, n d.
! II :BRED BROWN LEGHORN COCK
s, S1.OO each. Chas Carlson, Shields,
Farm Machinery
| COMPLETE CASE THREsTING AND
blowing g outfit IT Eighty horse S. st steam en-
car complete. Price. s1soo;oo if sold at
9nee. goa III. }0sephs0n Bros.' Wing N d.
oNB J.9I. CASE. sIX-BoTTOM PLoW,
| fifteen-inch. Swayne Robinson ensil--
age cutter, good condition. Wanted
shredder. Iver svarstad, Bath, s. D.
| PRACTICALLY NEW AVERY S-16
VII 0ny a00a $780, .ensS
| Bros, Osakis, MINI.
| AVERY 10-BoTTONI GANG PLOW SELF
| lift in good condition. Datus c. Smith,
Blanchard, N. D.
For Sale or Exchange
4
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25
Farms

Farms
THE He: RAPID GRoWTH OF EVERY
examine Aitl1in county. The heavy
nightly dews and the warm sunshine
carry: carry vegetation, rapidly forward,
US wonderful production of every kind
produced tremendously. You'd hardly
believe it. We want you to see it now,
In1s 1aiI. Are you arranging to come?
20 SO II you can. If you cannot, write
Aanolds WaW dsz Land ng Agent Rock Island n5 Rail-
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES = THREE
hundred tillable, balance good pasture.
rev prairie. FsEs i Suiaings sSasG and 1s fsnsss:
Sentinel lent &c Butte in Golden Valley. CO; C;
cash. Balance Snap in at per
at s per cent interest. For further
par1tsnlars pa1 Rtta write Or call on me at sent-
JUST WHAT YOU WANT. 100 ACRES
Roseau county. Minnesota, part timber
and brush and part prairie, about two
mile to School, D L. SKI SIX miles lie to town with
creamery excellent hay meadow and
pastures g4 good fair dwelling house good
stock. $3.50 an acre with small pay
1aeI ment down. A. H. WIFE, Moorhead,
aDID YOU SEE AITKIN COUNTY THIS
year? If you did, you will buy and To-
cate there. Before you locate, see our
company's lands for we are in position
and to give you. easier terms than any
one else can offer you. Write Arnold.
and Mndn Ags;1t. ;d RoEk It isand MirP Railway 40
GOOD PRAIRIE FARM LANDS, 80 TO
$40 acres or more each in Becker and
Mahnomen Counties, Minnesota. Good
soil clay sub soiIeyery acre tilabIe able
aur reasonabIe s e'fi Freaae aea Iand Co, $50
Laurel Ave-, st. Paul.
10000 ACRES g; sPLENDIp s,5 @ jPas{a5 PAsTYKE e.
Andrews. for sale cheap. either in whole
5ann or in part great pafFga1in in far
Harper, Kingstree, S. c.
FOR SALE = HALF SECTION. ALL
broke. Set of new buildings, built last
summer sunni Geod well soft t,sst water r,s,a Forty *
bushels to acre in 1915. Great 70 for fax. lax
For price write G. R. Christ, Wimble-
don, N. D.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, EASY
livestock, feed, grain and hay; For par
ticulars and prices address, P. L. Peter
son, Kelvin, N. d.
COME! LOOK! BUY! IMPROVED
farms! Wild lands. Good soil. low
price, near town, easy terms, crop
pays for land. F. Woodworth, Driscoll.
N. d.
FOR SALE = STOCK AND GRAIN
ranch, $40 acres. fenced; improved; fine
spring; ccaf mine. Prize $3.50 per acre..
Terms. Box 132, Emerson, N. d.
SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY
for cash. no matter where located, par
ticulars free. Real Estate Salesman
Co., Dept. 6, Lincoln, Nebr.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR SALE 500
acres, fine soil. in best wheat district
of Montana. Address Lock Box Al
Ethridge, Mont.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

FOR SALE FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
purebred s. c. White Orpington cock.
ner Ducks $125 each. Mrs. A. b. John.
son, Stanton, N. D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25
miscellaneous

FOR SALE-pACKARD PIANO, A VERY
high grade instrument, in excellent con-
dition, can not tell from new, cost $500.
Will sell very reasonable. NJ. Halliday,
Bismarck. N D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

CHOICE PUREBRED S. c. BLACK
Minorca cockerels from egg producing
varieties, ,$1.50 each; pair, $500. II
taken before October Goth. John J.
Norberg, Tolley, NJ D,
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

CoCKERFLs AND SHOW PENS ROSE
Comb Buff Leghorn, Columbian Wyan-
dotte,. Silver Laced Wyandotte. Cheap.
l.. JohanneSSofn, Beltrami MINI.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

LARGE PUREBRED PEKIN DUCKS
$500 per trio. $500 per drake. Pure
bred. NJ B. young turkey toms $500
each. H. A. Golhring, Hazelton, N. D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

EXTRA FINE, PUREBRED LIGHT
Brahma and Rose Comb Brown Leg
horn cockerels. Excellent laying strain
Prices reasonable. Peterson Bros,
Georgetown, MINI.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

FOR SALE-APPLES, IN CAR LOTS OR
small orders. by Farmers Union Coop
eratiye association. 1876 w Mt. Ave,
Ft Collins, Colorado. B. F. Bickerstaf,
fruit manager.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, EASY
terms, 800 acres, Turtle Mountain
Stock Farm, with tools, machinery,
livestock, feed, grain and hay. For par
ticulars and prices address, P. L. Peter
son, Kelvin N. D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

erels at $1.00 each. November 1st de-
livery. May Matched. L. A. Wetzel,
Beulah, NJ D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

s. c. w. LEGHORN COCKERELS, $500;
Pekfns $500; Toulouse Geese. $500, if
ordered before November 15. Needmore
Farm, Mound, N. D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

R. G. AND s. c. RHODE ISLAND RED
Roosters, $1.25 each if taken by Decem-
Der 1st. Also S. C. hens, 100. Harry
Hanson, Verona N D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

GOMEZ! LOOK! BUY! IMPROVED
farms! Wild lands. Good soil, low
price, near town, easy terms, one crop
pays for land. F. Woodworth, DriScoll.
N. d. ---------- -
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Wanted-Farms
Position Wanted

EXPERIENCED FARM HAND WANTS
situation on farm. Age 26, married;
two children. Would prefer to hire by
the year. August Clays, Diclley, N. ID.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

M: B. TURKEYS, GOLDBANK STRAIN.
Young toms, $500; hens, $4.00 MY
year old tom weighs over 40 pounds.
II. F. Brame, Dawson, N. D..
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

ONE SIX II. P. WATERLOO GASOLINE
Engine, one Bowser feed mill, both in
good shape. To be bought at the right
price, Hebeisen Bros, Hamburg, MINI.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

1MPATIENCE FOR SUCCESS IS
THE CHIEF OBSTACLE IN THE
WAY OF OBTAINING SUCCESS.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

FOR SALE = HALF SECTION, ALL
broke Set of new buildings, built last
summer. Good WELL soft water. Forty
bushels to acre in 1915 Great for fax.
For price write G. R. Christ. Wimble-
don NJ D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

ONE J.sI. CASE. SIx-BOTTOM PLOW,
fifteen-inch. Swayne Robinson ensil-.
age cutter, good condition. Wanted
shredder. liver Svarstad, Bath, s. d.
PRACTICALLY NEW AVERY S-16
tractor. Used only, about twenty days.
Will save you over 5000. Robinson
Bros, Osakis, MINI.
AVERY 1O-BOTTOM GANG PLOW SELF
lift in good condition. Datus c. Smith,
Blanchard, N. D.
The nonpartisan leader., 1917-10-25

10000 ACRES SPLENDID PASTURE
adaptable to field crops, located in
Georgetown county, partly in town OF
Andrews, for sale cheap, either in whole
or in part. A great bargain in farm
land Write for particulars. s. P.
Harper, Kingstree, S. C.
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WHITE WYANDOTTE COCKERELS,
$.50 each. Special price on six or
more. Flora Walker Kathryn, n. D.
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Farm Machinery

COMPLETE CASE THRESHING AND
plowing outfit. Eighty-horse steam en-
gine: 4O-62 separator. Eight bottom
stubble and breaker plow. Also cook
once, Josephson Bros, Wing, N. d.,
Box 127
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-19
BILLIONS WAR BONDS
Senate and House Conferees Agree To
Issue of S11,538, 100000.
Photo by eWolcott.
Seals, Sergeant

Washington, Sept. 19.-Agreement
on the war credits bill authorizing
$11,5 100000 of new bonds and GER
tificates was req ched today by senate
and house conferees, with no change
in the issues proposed.
Adoption of the conference report
tomorrow by the senate and by the
house on Friday is planned. Minor
changes only were made by the con-
ferees. They adopted expense allow
anceS of one-fifth of one per cent for
the bonds and war savings certificates
as originally recommended by Secre-
cent for the treasurer certificates of
Indebtedness.
They eliminated Senator La Fol-
lette's amendment fixing the rate on
the war saving certificates at per
cent and retained the house provision
giving the secretary of the treasury
full authority to determine the rate
which is expected to be slightly more
than per cent.
The bill authorized S7,53S, 100000
of new convertible 4 per cent bonds,
subject to income surtaxes and other
excess profit taxes. OF these, $4,000
100000 are for new loans to the allies,
the remainder to convert the 31a per
cent liberty loan and to refund mis-
cellaneous bond issues. Issuance of
5000, 600, 900 of war savings eertiti-
Gates and the same amount of short
term treasury certificates of indebted
ness also wdS provided.