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people TO lead The nations and races
of distant lands. And when he states
that we are 10 do SO by setting a re-
sponsible example. he has made the |
most forceful argument against The |
entrance Of the United States into /
the league that could be made in this |
campaign The light that leads .he |
world is something that shines down |
/ from above. that guides the way, and !
| The setting of a responsible example,
/ either among men or among nations,
necessarily means the maintenance of
/ a separate, independent and distinct
sphere In which America shall do In
the future what she has always done
In the past-hold herself In free ana
Independent position TO decide In
each crisis on which side Justice lies,
and 10 take the side of Just ce. ln
this way America remains The great
force in Uhe world, both material AMI
moral, to gu Dc the world In The fupc-
tions OF free government ami The pre-
serVation Of the inherent rights Of
free peoples.
America for Americans, and Amer
lea for The world when Americans
may determine That The world needs
America.
I'VE won't complain OF the hundreds
Of millions wasted for gas production,
tanks, the billions for air planes and
the three billions for Howizers and
battle plane or single field
artillery piece reaching the fight
, ing limo in France. But we do
indict the Democratic administration
fsr.. the extravaganza they have in
dulged in since the signing of the
armistlce.
I'VE do not have to guess whal
the effect Of that has been. There
are eight bills. appropriation bills
the Ind an Affairs. Agricultural
= Army. Navy, ThFd Urgent Efficiency
bills. Those eight bills did not pass
The Goth, a Democratic Congress
they passed the House but were hel,
up 10 The senate. The appropriation
.e were for the fiscal year, June lO
~ 1919 TO June 80. 1920. and when h'
lr Goth Congress had adjourned Wlthou
n the passage Of these bills, 1t be
n came necessary for President VII
lf son 10 call an extra session OF Con
gress. and accordingly, on May 1911
= 1919, the Congress elected last elec
az ton, a Republican congress. was call
VI ed 10 make The appropriations 10
j. that fiscal year.
d. "The Democratic administration do
at parlmenis had asked for si5ii 100000
on The Democratic House OF Repre-
ol senlatiVes had appropriated S3T67
ts 100000 but the Republican Cor
nc gress, the Goth congress, called
extra session TO appropriate to cove
ll these same items for the same flsc'
le year appropriated hut 81 2S2S00OO00.
% Republican congress therefore efec
' ed an economy over Democratic d
'u, partmenis OF Sf626. 100000 and over
l9 democratic House OF Representative
"a of nearly siOOO0O0O00 The Dem'
iu sralic administration at Washington
the most cNlravagant OF any Govern
~ mental agency Of any nation at an
a' time in the history OF the worl
~ There is nothing that l could con
~ pare 10 with unless 10 nigh be Ron
oll Just before the fall OF the Roman En-
W. pire Of the west"
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WATCH GARBAGE CANS. ,o.,,c

TOLEDO. O-The city has requested
borSe,viVes 10 'sNvatch the garbage
cans" during canning season. Broken
6oitles and lin cans worry the gar
bare collectors, it is said.
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T1Ipn wARD WOMEN TO MEET.

Republican women Of the. Ihlrq
ward will hold meeting in NO; :
school between Second and Ihlru
on Washington street., tonight, AZ
dresses will be made by Mrs +. T.
Bach and Alexander Jamison.
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,,ps nrNRAR no ADDRESS WOMEN

MIR Ninth Ward colored women VIII"
meet tonight in st. James A. y. NJ. Il
Church, Sixteenth and Glayinoliss .
streets. Mrs. Alice Dunbar Nelson W." :
vited Mrs. Strafford viii be cnaH-
man.
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These notes will be the direct obligation of
Swift Company one of the largest and most
successful concerns in the world engaged in the pro-
duction and sales of meat and their by-producs The
Notes are followed by $3.50 OOO, 900 authorized and
issued capital stock, upon which dividends at the
rate of $50 per annum are now being paid The
Company has paid cash dividends without Interrupt
ton for the past thirty-five years
Net earnings available for interest (after pro-
vision for Federal and Foreign taxes) for the five
years ending November l, 1919, averaged $685.
S42,8O7. The average interest charges on all out
standing obligations during these five years were ap
proximateIy $7,995,S15.
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IN AiEMORIANT.

In everlasting memory OF our brother,
William u. Shar who died October A. 1918
Mrs. Il. Lovinger and Gertrude Shar.'
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IN MEMORIAM.

IN MEMORIAM.
In loving memory OF Richard r. Gan
non. who died two years ago today, oc-
toher 6. 1915.
Peaceful he thy rest, dear Richard.
10 is sweet 70 breathe thy name;
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we are still the same
Two sad years so full OF changes.
Since death strangely made up part;
We cannot take thee from our memories,
Nor thy image from our heart
Mother Father Brothers and Sisters
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Under the ausuices OF the Delaware
Legion Of Women voters, Mrs. Oliver
johnson. OF 81. Louis, Mo, is address
ing classes in citizenship throughout
the State. Mrs. johnson will remain
in Delaware until after election This
week she is spending to the classes
that are being held in this city and
will start on a tour down-State mex.
week. Mrs. Johnson is a most inter
sstng aid delightful speaker and it is
most opportune that she can bring to
the women Of Delaware at This time
the various phases OF the science Of
government.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing. furnish the following quotations
NJ locai securities.
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Total sales Of the companys products nave M
creased from $3.50, 1000, 900 in 1909 to over ST.
200, ,OOO 900 in 1919.
The Trust Indenture requires the maintenance
of current assets to an aggregate amount equal to
at least one and onehalf times current liabilities
plus the amount of these Notes outstanding, and pro-
vdes that no new mortgage may be created against
present assets and property.
The financial statement of the Company as of
November l. 1919, and after giving effect to this
financing, shows net assets of $342,654S96, ap-
plcabe to total funded debt including this issue, of
$95, ,25s 500.
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7% Five Year Gold Notes
Total Authorized issue $4o,Ooo.ooo
Dated October is, 1920

this issue Notes given IN letter OF
l. Swift Company which summarize as follows;
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BIDS INVITED,

SEALED BIDS are invited by the Town Coun-
ell Of ltoSsier city. La. for the const rue
ti"n Il approximately 1910 lincal feet of
4S-inch sidewalk, along the north side of
Edwards Avenue. from its eastern terminus
to point Of intersection with Second Street
East. thence south to Wyche Avenue alon.
the east side of said Second Street. thence
south ACROSS said Wychc Avenue, thence
west to the present terminus of sidewalk
already built. Said sidewalk to he. 1
inches thick over all, and composed of Il
bottom or body layer ~ inches thick. of
one part pure. standard portland cement
two parts clean, sharp sand. and four parts
clean. washed gravel. and of top layer
one-half inch thick. composed of one part
pure. standard portland cement. and two
parts clean. sharp sand. well mixed and
laid In wOrkmanlike manner. troweI fin
ishrd. except ut street and alley crossings
which will BIZ rampcd finished rough and
the edges sloped. beginning inches from
each outside edge ut top, thence slopin:.
downward toward each edge with a drop Of
); inches. the thickness of the structure,
however. to be- maintained at inches its
entire width, the downward protrutliny
edges to In buried when necessary All
walks to liz placed feet from the property
line. and all abutncnts ut gutter crossings
t" h Il sufficient depth to serve as future
curbing. and bid on separately. and all side
walk slabs over gutter crossings to be prop
rriy reinforced.
Bids On sidewalk desired as price per
.s'llare yard and abutmrnts at gutter cross
in=s by til" square foot. said abutmcnts to
bc standard. and equal to those already in
stalled elsewhere in the municipality.
lids will be opened ut the City Hall on
Tuesday night. March >. 1920, and the
right Is Reserved to reject any and all bids
L. W. IIrTcHIN';S. Clerk.
l:ossirr City. Lii. ian. II, 1926. [5-Gl
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Loo al and
Personal
=. News Of Week as Told
eS by the Banner Reporters

Watch out the Grand Jury don't
get you next week.
Mrs. w. \. FortSoM returned home
last Friday from visiting relatives in
Shreveport.
All members of the family of Mr..
J. +. Burt. save Mr.. Burt himself. are
reported as i'll.
Miss Mayme +. Burt spent the
past weekend in Shreveport as Il guest
Of Miss Katye Wyche.
Mrs. Homer Colauitt who has been
i'll for some time. was taken to IL SAM
tarium in Shreveport this morning.
Mrs. J. {. Gilbert and little daugh-
ter. Francis. of Gilbert. Franklin Par
iSl. are guests of Mrs. Gillum Wyche.
Mr. w. G. MeareS. of Plain Deal
ing. was visitor in Benton yesterday
attending the meeting of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee.
The wedding of Mr.. Pinkney c.
Belcler. now Of Shreveport. and Miss
Minnie Dooley. of Bradley. Ark. is an
mOunced to occur next Sunday 1.-THE
2Ith) in Shreveport.
-Itev. Dennis. Il student at the Ral''
fist Theological College at TT. Worth
Texas. preached two good sermons
morning and evening-at the Benton
Baptist Church Sunday.
district Attorney H. {. Drew, OF
Minden. arrived in Benton this morn
ing and spent the greater part of the
day in getting his docket in shape fol
the term of court which conveneS here
next Monday. the LIST. Next week vii
he Grand Jury week. and the petit
jury has been summoned to appear thu
following Monday. Mr.. Drew sa /
there We're no notable cases for tin
first week of court and no great bust
hess for the session. The people ar
getting so law-abiding that the court
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To the Voters Of Ward Five.

Gentlemen: 1t Is with much pleas
ure and heartfelt appreciation that
thank you for the Democratic nominal
ton as Police Juror ut your hands in
the recent election. and in accepting
same l realize the many responsible
ties incumbent upon me-but feel fully
qualified to fill same with credit to our
ward as well'as myself. The full sue
cess of all officers depends upon the
proper support of the people. and
through this source. and with full
knowledge Of the finances by YOU. I
hope to see Il marked Improvement in
our roads.
invite the cooperation of all and
assure you l will give each and every
one the same square deal and will ever
appreciate Your suggestions and help.
Yours most respectfully.
ddr. Il. ID. WHITTINGTON.
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NOTIrE Of ELECTION.

BE- it ordained and 1t is hereby ordered by
the fillag" Council In regular session con-
vrnrd. That an election ic held Tuesday,
March >. 1920. for the purpose Of voting
on the proposition of Il :;-mill ten thousand
doQas bond issue. to run for II period of
ten years. for the purpose Of cutting a
canal to drain the village and improve the
streets and sidewalks of the Village Of
Plain Dealing La.
All taxpayers living within the village
limits will bc entitled to vote in said
election. ~
The ballots used may be either written
or printed. and shall read: For the prop
osition to vote u ten thousand dollar ::-mill
tay bond ISSUE to run ten years. for the
purpose of cutting Il canal in the YiIla.c of
Plain Dealing. for the purpose of draining
the village and improving the streets and
sidewalks. or Against the proposition to
vote IL ten thousand dollar :;-mill tax bond
issue. to run ten years. for the purpose of
cutting 4 canal in the Village Of Plain
Dealing. for the purpose Of draining the
village and improving the streets and side
walks.
amount Of property voted. $780,:
The following known residents are here.
by named as commissioners and clerk to
hold said election and make due returns to
the Village Council: commissioners. H.
Bixler. J. I. Lyon and 4. i. TURNKEY
clerk-t;ilford Wright
j. r.. WALKER. Mayor.
j. +. NUcKoLLS. Secretary.
January ~. 1920. feb POI
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Gard Of Thanks.

10 the Citi-eas Of Bossier Parish.
am not able to express my graft
tude and appreciation to those who
voted for and supported ME so loyalty
in the recent primary election. as Mr..
Webster failed to create the words for
me to express my feelings. ask that
YOU accept my simple thanks; and as
to those who were opposing NE. want
to say that l still claim them as my
friends. And l assure all that there Is
not the least particle Of i'll feeling re-
manning on my part. Politics an d
friendship are foreign to each other.
So everything that has passed il in the
background as far az l am concerned.
l., only want YOU to take hold with NE
when l 20 into office and let us all
work together to accomplish one good
cause tt uphold law and order in
grand old ROSSier.
With the kindest of feeling and hest
wishes toward all. Respectfully.
Iddu.l j. +. ADAIR.
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STRAY SALE.

ESTRAfED before Raiford Kilyore. Justice Of
Peace. Ward Four. IOssier Parish. Louis
lana. by Tom tasOn. RID and white spot
ted COW. about ten years old. marked ii
stapk'fOrk In right ear and two splits In
left ear: NO brands.
The owner il requested to come forward.
prove property and pay charges, or said
animal will b.. sold by the undersigned, uc-
cOrtlinS to law, ut IL o'clock am. on Sat
urtlay. March q, 192O.
l.. Il. COLE. Constable.
January 30. 1870. fmar Al
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY No. osos,

Department Of the Interior,
7. ;. Land Office Mt Baton Rouge. I.a,
December -, 1919.
Proof made under Act of June q, 1871
NOTICE is hereby given that John +. Shell
ton. OF Sarepta. La. who. on September .6,
1916. made Homestead Entry. No. OSaDSo.
for the east half of southwest quarter OF
section -. township %. north, range II.
west. Louisiana Meridian. has filed notice
OF intention to make three-year proof, TO
establish claim to the land above described,
before the Clerk Of Court. ut Benton. La,
on the 18th day Of February, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: Wilson
IovinstOn. w. W. Allen. q T.. Rodgers and
+. Z. Wright. all Of Plain Dealing, La.
Il. +. u. No. 2
+. ID. GIASELLoNI, Register.
january y, 1870. feb 81
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FINAL. ACCOUNT.

S"ete~~i"n NJ John Heitner. Decreased. In
District C""rf. B"ssier Parish, Louisiana,
NoTicE IL hereby given that \. W. Hcifncr,
.Astutor Of the succession OF John lIeifner,
deceased. has this day filed in my Office his
final account In said succession. and If op.
position In not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law. the same will b.
hOm0lo:ated and made the Judgment Of the
I cunt.
Given under my official signature and seal
Of Office. mt Ernton. La, on this the 18th
day of January, 1920.
las. NJ. HENDERSON,
80 Clerk BOssicr district Court.
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EsTRAY SALE.

EsTEAYED before N. Smith. J,iseticc Of the
Peace. Fifth Ward. lsossicr Parish. Louis
lana. by ]. II. Scarborough. a red and white
spotted lIEIFEK. coming three years old.
marked Ovcr-halfcrop in right ear and split
In left ear: no brands: has small GRUMPY
horns.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property and pay costs. or said an
imal will be sold. according to law. at j. II.
Scarb0r0ugh's place. on Saturday. February
u. 132O. n. L. MCKINNEY, Constable.
january ~, 1870.
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FINAL. ACCOUNT.

Succession If j. &. Hy,M Decreased. IN
Disfricf Court. B"xsier arish. Lvuixiama,
N"TirE Is hereby given that ]. \. Byrd, adj
ministrator of the succession OF J. {. Byrd,
deceased. has this day filed in my Office his
final account In said succession, and If op-
position b. not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law. the same will be
homolo:ated and made the Judgment of the
Court.
Given under my official signature and seal
Of Office, ut Benton. La, on this the 18th
day Of January, 1920.
las. NJ. HENDERSON,
l1-2I Clerk I:OsSicr district Court,
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have not a great deal to do, said the
District Attorney.
Miss Mary Sue Logan and her
little brother, Dan; are both on the
sick list.
Born Tuesday night. to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Sentell. jr.. of Willow Bend
farm. Il girl.
Mrs Robert StinSOn and Miss Lu-
ellie Edwards were visitors to Shreve-
port yesterday.
Mr.. John Hudson. Of near Minden.
WAS attending to business ut the Court
House Yesterday.
Mr.. :. {. Adger and son, little Sid.
are both i'll ut the home Of Mrs. Mamie
Logan. Mr.. Adger's sister.
Mr.. l.. Willer returned last Friday
from Dallas Texas. where he bought a
line Of spring goods for his store.
Miss Goldye Willow left Sunday
morning for TT. Worth. Texas. where
she will visit relatives for two weeks.
If YOU want to buy some good seed
corn. or sell some. you will, of course.
know what to do advertise in the
Banner.
Among the callers to-day was MIR.
f. +. Jockey. of Rocky Mount. He Il
advertising cotton seed for planting in
this issue of the Banner.
Mrs. \. Il. Bugg. of Relcher. came
T., nd l.. with t1Nn family. hf
her brother. Mr.. J. NJ Henderson. dur.
ing Mrs. HenderSon's illness.
Mr. 4. NJ. tAdger was in Benton
Tuesday and yesterday moving the re-
Gently purchased {. o. Gayle stock OF
merchandise to his store ut Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Swords expect t.
leave sometime during the early part
of the coming month for Rochester
| Wis. where Mr.. Swords will be treated
by Il specialist.
Mrs. Matte c. .Adger is expected
bone tonight from Belcher. where sht
has been visiting her SONS. Me>srs
J. +. and J. Il. Adger. and the member.
of their families.
Mrs. &. q. Woodbridge the first OF
this week resumed her work ut thu
Benton High School. which she hat
lately been compelled to suspend on ne
count of the Illness of her husband.
MIR. Il. u. Wilmington. the Ivan
morning. He reported that he had TO
some days been engaged In doing cen
Sus work ut points south Of Benton.
Rev. G. &. Woodbridge is to b.
taken to Shreveport sanitarium to
morrow. or Saturday. Mr.. Woodb idg
Is heing taken to the sanitarium no
because his condition has grown worse
but because he can be better treate,
there.
AS reported on the streets, all ma
chinery ut the new saw mill ut Gun
Springs was set yesterday. The opera
ton of the plant. for the cutting 0
timbers for the mill shed and Othe
mill buildings. was supposed to dat
from to-day. .-- -
Miss Ella w. Kerr. of Eastville
Va. has for many years been Il sui
Scriber to the Banner. and has jus
made Il remittance to renew her sui
Scription. She says in her note: -
thank you for your kindness in no
letting me miss /; single paper" W
think Miss Kerr has no interests In tn
parish other than that an old scllH
mate Mrs. Sue r. Abnpy) lived an
died here. So it is to he seen that eve
Il good. clean weekly newspaper ma
win friends and support away frol
/: home. Thanks for the 1920 renew;l
Miss Kerr.
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Card Of Thanks.

Several hundred good Friends went
to the polls on the 10th and cast their
votes for ME for denomination to the
office Of Tax Assessor for BOsSier Par
isli: and wish them to know that
my lack Of success in obtaining the
nomination has not caused me to for
get their efforts in my behalf. To every
man who voted for NE offer my deep
est appreciation and thanks.
ate. l.. q. SMITH,
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10 the Voters 0J Ward Sir
l wish to thank you for the tiatter-
ing vote which received at your
hands for Police Juror and to assure
YOU Of my sincere appreciation for your
vote Of confidence. l shall try to prove
my appreciation of your confidence by
doing my duty as Police Juror to the
very best Of my ability. Sincerely.
J. Il. MCDADE.
Police Juror. Ward Six. BOSSier Par
iSh. Louisiana. ddU.l
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
. United States Land yOffic

United States Land Office.
Baton Rouge. La.. Jan. "A. 1920.
NOTICE. Is hereby given that the State of
Louisiana has the 9Th day of January. 1920.
selected the following described lands. to-
wit: Lots ~ and 81 t2U and ~. section
-. township II. north. range IL. west Lou
isiana Meridian. as indemnity school land
selection.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the land Described or desiring to object be-
ciitlase of the mineral character Of the land,
or for any other reason, to the disposal of
said land to the State. should file their affi-
divfts Of protest in this Office on or before
the 2:th day Of February, 1920.
+. d. GIASELLoSi, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
NoTicE is hereby given that | am making
another application for pardon.
;CS COLLEY.
January ~, 1920. tfeb1.
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Agent Wanted

We will pay straight salary Of $:s:I'
per week and expenses to IL. man or
woman with rig to Introduce POULTRY
MIXTURE. Address Eureka Manufact-
uriny Company East st. Louis. Ills.
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E. D. Taylor Thanks Friends.

l wish to express my most sincere
appreciation to those friends who voted
for lie In the late primary election and
Won for me the nomination as Tax
Assessor for BOssier Parish. l shall
endeavOr to show my continued appre-
citation during my four years in the
Assessors office 10y giving to all the
taxpayers as good and earnest service
as lies within me to render
ate. +. ID. TAYLOR,
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Hay For Sale

| now have for sale about 1000 bales
of good Prairie Hay ut the McCloud
Prairie. five miles east Of Bellevue. Get
it while you can. poStoffice address
Haushton. La. Route l.
[J1-tfl ii. G.. DEPUTY.
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EStrayed

From my home. about 81 miles northwest
Of Ivan. about tn" 10th of September, II
small red horse MULE. seven years old
branded Il on left hip and shoulder. \
reasonable sum will be paid for his re-
eovrry Postoil!cr address. Cotton Valley
Route l. I9-tfI SCOTT CARTER.
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Cotton Seed

About 80 bushels of Half and Half Cot
ton Seed for sale: $50 per buShel.
From cotton not rained on and Is good
seed. Address me at Rocky Mount, Lii.
:-3-pl- f.. II. Jockey
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Wanted to Buy

Turkey Hens: any breed. Will take
all you have UP to 10. 10 or GU-pru-
vided your price is right. Address -
Benton. la. 3-I W. Il. BURT.
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A We'll Prepared Seed Bed
Produces Bigger Crops >

When you can make q
better seed bed simply by
using a disc harrow that
does better work, pulls
lighter, and lasts longer,
why not do it, We can
show you just such an i'm
plement-one that can be
adjusted instantly to PEN
citrate and pulverize the soil
thoroughly its entire width
in dead burrows, hard and
soft ground, and over ridges,
as well as on level land.
Next Saturday, or the
first time you are in town,
drop in and look at the
John Deere Model b" Disc
Harrow which we have
set up. Get on the seat and
operate the levers. Notice
that there is q lever for