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The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11

8. Candidates may cooperate in answer
ing the puzzle. but only one prize will bo
awarded to any one household: nor will
prizes be awarded to more than one of
any group outside of the family where
two or more have been working together.
8. In the event of ties, the full amount
Of the prize will be paid each tying con-
testant.
TO- Three well-known business men Of
St. Paul having no connection with the
Minnesota Pen Co.. will Judge the
answers submitted and award the prizes.
They will use Webster's New Interna-
tional dictionary as their reference. Par
ticlpants agiee to accept the decision of
the judges as final and conclusive. The
following men have agreed to act as
Judges Of this unique competition:
= D. n. Detchon. Adv. Mgr, Nonparti-
san Leader. Minneapolis. MINI.
T. A. Nienhauser. Vice Pres, Natl
Exchange bank, st. Paul.
L. F. Oliver, Principal. Randolph
II. All answers will receive the same
consideration regardless of whether or
not an order for Minnesota Fountain
Pen has been sent in.
IL. The announcement Of the prize
winners and the correct list of words will
be printed at the close Of the contest and
a copy mailed to each person purchasing
q Minnesota Fountain Pen.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
WIN THE $1,000

Of COURSE the object Of this Picture Puzzle pens
but you do not have to buy MINNESOTA FOUNTAIN Pen
IN order to win prize awarded first prze
BY the Judges viii receive You would like to
Onr Whereby win BIG CASH PRIZES by purchasing
OFFER II the judges award prize YOU
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
HOW

will win $4,000 instead of $4,000; prize
s see second column Of prize 1ist o.
saH tain Pens Pc you y % WIN 81 90 instead
not have ia Eonan % Pens yet send order
Get busy and how .C you find it's
fun and the whole family will it.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11

Los Angeles, Cal. June 16. 1921.
received
several
music
beat.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
A GOOD BOOK

Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Can you
find space to speak a good word for
Common Sense" by William Coin
Harvey? It is great book.
. CORA C. PETERSON.
Fairfax, MINI.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
OBSERVE THESE RULES

NJ I. Any person residing out
W side Of St. Paul who is not an
employee, or relative OF any
employee of the Minnesota Pen
Co.. may submit an answer. It
~, costs nothing to try.
ooS, All answers must be mailed by July
g. Answers should be written on one
sioe OF the paper only. and numbered
l.. =. :. etc. Write your full name and
address on each page in the upper right
nand corner. If you desire to write any
th1ng else. use a separate sheet
Z: Only words found in the English
dictionary will be counted. Do not use
obsolete words. Use either the singular
or plural but where the plural is used the
singular cannot be counted. and vice versa.
B., Words of the same spelling can be
used only once, even though used to
designate different objects. An object
can be named only once. However, any
part OF the object may also be named.
y. do not use compound words or any
word formed by the combination Of two
or more complete English words, where
each word in itself Is q separate object.
Z. The answer having the nearest cor
rect list Of names Of visible objects shown
in the picture that begin with the letter
CO.. will be awarded first prize, etc
Neatness, style, or handwriting have
no bearing upon deciding the winners.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11

lNI EgSA I@t ef: 1 am reading the
III RH letters in your valuable
E paper about the Farm
H. - M Bureau. Now I would
= like my say. I fully ap-
prove the stand that w. G. Lang
takes. Now want to ask the Bureau
enthusiastic a few questions that I have
not been able to solve.
Who handed the Farm Bureau to
us? Do you think that real farm
organization could become nation
wide overnight, like the Bureau? In
what way has the Bureau helped the
farmer? Why is it that the farmer is
worse off and is robbed more both SELL
ing and buying than he ever was in
spite of a nationwide farmers organ
ization? Why is it that some of our
richest and most prominent business
men consider it below their dig
nifty to NOW their own lawn, or put on
or take off storm window, but it was
not below their dignity to be leaders
in mob gang to tar and feather Nom
partisan organizers or farmers
Why was it that when the Bureau
was, introduced that these self same
gentlemen went among the farmers
and told them that every other line of
business men organized and the farm
ers ought to be organized and every
self-respecting farmer ought to join
the Bureau? What would the bank
ers', lawyers, doctors or any other
organization say if we farmers told
them that they should not have GER
tain men for Office? What would any
class of people say if we farmers for
bade them to organize, broke up their
meetings and tarred and feathered
their organizers and speakers? What
would the railroad magnates, bankers
and manufacturers say if we farmers
told them "their organization is no
good, disloyal, unpatriotic and un-
American, but we have an organiza-
tion for you if you join that you will
be 100-per-cent patriotic American
and you will get a square deal and
prosper, and the beauty of this organ
ization is that it's nonpolitical-just
think how lovely it is to belong to an
organization that is nonpolitical ?"
What would they say?
SoLle peOple say IL we dll JOIN Cne
Bureau we can get control of it. Don't
you ever think for one minute that
you can beat a man at his own game.
At the present time there is only one
farmers organization where we can
look for relief and justice and that is
the Nonpartisan league.
say, join the Nonpartisan league
and the Nonpartisan league only.
Stick and boost for it. 1t is our only
salvation. If the farmers unite and
join one organization big business is
done skinning them. They know that.
They know they can't kill the League
by force, so they try other schemes.
A number of years ago I saw car
toon of two farmers that had law
suit about COW. One had her by the
horns pulling for dear life and the
other had her by the tail pulling just
as hard, while the lawyer was sitting
under her milking. Of course this was
an exception. He did his own milking.
Most lawyers don't even do that and
get the milk anyway. After my ques.
tions are all answered through the
columns of the Leader I may come
again. It certainly is treat to read
the Leader, where we get the truth.
lHipcLlox1 Minp G KEpN
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
THE EASY-WRITING FOUN

Everybody should have a good Fountain
Pen. and the Minnesota Is the kind Of
pen you will be proud to own. It's q
pleasure to write with Minnesota. The
ink flows freely and it has feeling that
makes YOU wonder how you ever got along
without 1t. A better pen can not be had
at any price. 1t is real quality clear
through. as thousands Of satisfied users
will tell you.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
THE $500 MINNESOTA

represents the utmost in Fountain Pens. It is q
rea! pen at reasonable price, Tho point is 14karat
gold ard tipped with the hardest iridium The patent
ed automatic locking device the sef-her Is an ex-
ceent feature. because it can't loose unless you
want it to- 1t comes in two styles. Ladies' and Gem
uemen,s, IN any style point you desire Be sure to
'c' words to qualify for the s1,0OO0O prize.
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
Raps Farm Bureaus
Reader Says Farmers Can't Con-
( troll Them

DITOR Nonpartisan Lead
er: I am reading the
letters in your valuable
paper about the Farm
Bureau. Now I would
like my say. I fully ap-
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-07-11
THE $500 MINNESOTA

is a common sense pen at a popular price. It
is good serviceable pen that will give you
years of satisfaction. 1t has the same patent
ed features of our $500 Minnesota. but does
pen or the goid-mounted chat ring on the
Ladies' pen. Enclose $500 with your list Of
'C'' words If YOU wish to try for the $780, 90
prize.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
Marshall Business Brokers.

h dI Stldll DuSlIiCSS DTOkCTS.
We are in a position to secure the best in
business places, at right prices. Inspect the
| following:
Garage and general auto repairs, 8 floors.
| capacity 200 cars; price. 10000.
| Gasoline station, oils. accessories, one Of the
| best In city: price, $l3OOO.
Gasoline station. accessories; price. $8.OOo
| Gasoline station, large repair shop. acces-
/ sories. smaU competition; price. $500.
| Hotel-s .ooms: hest downtown location:
We closed out q large hotel last week We
1 advise quick a,;on on this one.
| We call your attention TO the following
| splendid list g ~>oning and boarding houses,
! exclusively for sale at this once:
| Exclusive and beautifully furnished room,ng
rooms 9 modern and expensveiy Furnished
bathrooms large reception hall: unusual oppor-
I tunity for some one who can appreciate q
frst-c proposition and q beautiful home; full
| particulars at this ONCE.
| Boarding and roomins house-2o rooms
modern baths. located near 18th and Mass.
| ave-: selling on account death; price, $500:
! worth S. 900
| A bargain you should secure Monday-Room-
! ing house. Ii rooms, baths h.w. heat; well
! furnished: worth $500; price, 81 800.
Rooming house-is rooms. well furnished: in
! business section; price. $500. terms.
Roomiag house-12 rooms; rent. SIS: price.
| 81. 200.
! Lunchroom-0pen day and night expensive
equipment: price. $500.
| Lunchro0m and delicatessen: near public
\ building; living rooms: price. 81 800.
Delicatessen. soda and cigars: new fountain:
4 living rooms: price. s.. 200.
First-class confectionery and soft drinks:
| owner leaving city; will sacrifice Al 81 500.
1 Restaurant nenr 9th and SITS. NV: oppor-
tunity for right man: price. 5000
! Grocery store; mu.t be sold this week; rent,
S35: half price nj 81 go.
| Grocery and meats: hrst-clnss proposition.
old established: price, $500.
/ Motion picture theater, $50 seats; lease;
price, $500; theaters are sold soon as adver-
/ tised. See us Monday.
Small tailoring business. custom work and
| repairing: $3.50.
! See us TO buy or sell q business. We have
4 little or no competition.
| Marshall Business Brokers.
| go New York ave. NV.
HAVE a VERY GOOD paying cafeteria and
cigar stand in splendid location. strictly Q day
| business: no Sunday or night business: pronts.
81 600 per month: price. 5000: doa't answer
| unless you have the cash and mean business:
no brokers need answer. Address Box e7-n
| Star once.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES permanent government
building: high-class trade: splendid business
4 for two women or man and wife: rent res-
of.ce.
WELL ESTAkIISHED NOTION picture the
/ nter In Virginia city of 5000: seating ca
| pac.ty. 400: price. 81. 900. Full particulars.
1,.-.'. J, Farley. 1ol5 Mutual building. R'es.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
WANTED-HELP
DENEATH a sign, BUY

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES (Csnt'd.,
SECRETARY Observation-Disclosures month.
sTENOGRAPHER-Rep $3.50 and COM
missious
sTENoGRAPHERs-1O openings; SIS week.
legal. engineering. 1 packing house.
real estate hotel. commercial.
DlCTAPHONE OPR.. Multigraph and Mimeo-
graph opr., stencil cutter, stenog for night VII.
Stenographic Exchange. 1913 Z. room 40
Evening star., 1921-08-21
MEN.

Many call. few are chosen. Why? Most
men are merely curiosity seekers, are not sin
cere In an endeator to establish themselves In
field Of work where accomplishment Il
ger and more responsible position. This IL the
Kind Of an opportunity We have. but not to all
comers. We carefully select our men and
train them In our work. nrst a. successful
salesnsen and then promote them to sales
managers and high executive positions. We
mission basis. which gives a man an unlimited
earning capacity. Our qualinca tiOns are that
a man must first be sincere. from 80 to 40
years Of age. q good record. one that will
stand investiEation by ourselves and our
bonding company and willing to follow and
adhere strictly to our company policies. This
a large New York house widening Its field Of
achievement. Men who know they can come
interview and be given full confederation
State age. position and give telephone number
Address Box lal-A. Star once.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
WANTED-SITUATI0NS

rienced concrete foreman to handle labor: IL
ysars' experience. Address Box SS0-A. star
Evening star., 1921-08-21
BUNDLE WRAPPERS, ex.
perienced. Apply 729 9th st. NV

CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER in real estate
ONCE: reference required. Apply Basement
Ofbce. POrtner Apt. 18th and You ata. NV
Evening star., 1921-08-21
SALESllEN.

RIG INCOME: expsFisnce nnneceSsaY:. Zoo
to SSoo monthly demon:fraunE wonderful T.
SIS; equals work Of costly maehines: speedy.
accurate. guar; unlinn. demand. Protected
ter: write quick for trial offer. Pangborn Cal.
culato. Co. Dept. 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
DRAWING ACCOUNT to salesmen vho can
demonstrate ability to sell line Of roofing ce-
ments and paints to factory and consuming
trade: liberal proposition. Address Bog lo0-A,
star once.
DRIVE PROMOTERS - Masaxin1 earniveis
benefit local society; absolutely new; you
command. Others work. Dunlap Marayine
COMPANY, Gresnheid. Ohio.
EXPERIENCED salesmen to sell on cofnmi0.
sion. the best business stimulator On the mar
kst; also crockery, glassware. enamelware.
aiuminumware. etc. liberal commissions paid
weekly; exclusive or side line: old established
house; reference either Dun or Bradstreet's
For particulars write to Eagle Supply Co.. st.
lIiGn-GRADE PHONOGRAPH LINE has va
cancy for hustler: safe. liberal contract to
dealers- n 5000 weakly Interests you- write
Boy $685. Iowa Gfty, fp4a. ''-l
Evening star., 1921-08-21

Hotel-R .ooms; hest downtown location
must he seen TO be appreciated; price. 81. 800
We closed out q large hotel last week. W,
advise quick O.. :on on this one.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
WANTED-HELP
FEM ALE -r~Htf~neA-

LADIES earn from $45 to SIS . week. Ma
belle Honour. famous English beauty special
list. announces the opening Of her school for
Instruction; marcel waving. SIS; shampoo.
curl. scalp treatment. facial and SINCE. $55;
manieuring. S; morning, afternoon and even
Ing classes. Col. 1048s. $3.50 18th St NV.
LADIES : DO your own hrmstitchine or for
others: attachment nts any machine: $2.3O:
buttOnhole attachment. 81: hand embroiderer.
$3.50: embroidery needle. $50: agents wanted.
Z. Stephenson. BS1 135. Kansas City. Mo.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

PHoTOGRAPHER.PRIN on kodak work:
must b efficient; state experience. Qualihca-
tion and salary. Address Box 200-A. Star
office. 21s
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experienced: op-
portuhity with q splendid future and per-
manent connection for energetic. clean-cut,
Trustworthy man: must have auto. Address
Box 2S7-A. Star once.
REGISTERED DRUG CLERK for relief work.
Address Box 300-A. star Office. 23e
sALEsMAN,-Experienee not necessary; Big
tails see Mr.. welton. 406 9th st. NV. Black
hawk Remedy Co. "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to sell electric appli-
ances ON attractive selling plan: leads fur
nished: must furnish references. Address Box
1914. star once.
Observation-Disclosures security salesman
for local corporation. Liberal commission and
expense allowance. Address Box 51-B. Star Of
fee.
SALES MANAGER-Experienced. to organise
sales force; permanent proposition: good fu-
ture Address Box ia. Star once. ~
SALESMEN - For local industrial promotion;
good opportunity; permanent local house; ad-
vancement to those who qualify. Franklin
$40. 2ls
Evening star., 1921-08-21
MEN WANTED.

MEN WANl ED.
Men wanted. of neat appearance. for perma-
nent outside positions. selling Walkers house
hold products direct to the consumer; refer
ences required; also have good positions for
men owning light automobiles; earnings. $50
per week and up. Apply W. snd II. Walker.
Inc. 215 Stewart bldg. Washington.
MEN-Become railway mall clerks. 3l35 month.
List positions free. Franklin Institute. Dept.
44.W. Rochester, n. Y.
MEN WANTED.
THE MARINE UNIVERSITY
wants to get in touch with men who are
anxious to become deck officers In the
MERCHANT MARINE SERVICE.
COAST GUARD,
q. 8. NAVY.
To these men We can offer q complete course
In navigation, seamanship. ETC., which will
enable them to pass the required examina-
tions for these positions. Our home study
plan Ia the best In the world. This prepara-
tion will take four to six -months. Salaries
after the course II completed run from 3175
to $500 per month and all expenses.
THIS SCHOOL HAS NEVER YET FAILED
TO SECURE A GRADUATE POSITION.
THE MARINE UNIVERSITY
Nautical School,
at, Paul. Mfnn.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

Statesmen, experienced, for
furniture dept; good salary and
permanent position. Apply Supt.
The Palais Royal, 18th and G
StS, NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-21
BALES MANAGERS

'wahaed every city and county to handle ex-
ic,usave agency Elliott cook-top water heater;
eliminates need separate water heater; equips
gas or oil stove TO heat boiler Of water while
cooking; demonstration means quick sale to
homes, apartments. hotels, restaurants. hospi-
tals. inssitutions; big money ON every sale;
you nsuss be well rated or have good credit
and sudleient capital to Install dsmonstrator
in once or store; We show you how to build
sale organization; big commission for you II
you are man we want. Write at once, Vola
.TradinG Corporation, q Broadway. n. =.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

STOP HERE-NaEe 80 next Saturday;
agents, salesmen. district managers. brand
new invention; selling like wildnrs; sell
yspsedeEators for yords: makes any Ford run
like q Packard: stops staliing and bucking;
put on quick; no tools or holes to bore; in
slant satisfaction: listen. make money quick.
SIS to $50 week easy: Helton. Utah, makes
$500 every week: NcAllistsr, ILL.,, made. $l2
first afternoon; Dane, W. Va, SIS week spare
time only; hurry. write quick for details and
exclusive territory. Address Perrin Co., 1116
Perrin bldg. Detroit, Mich.
SIS A DAY taking orders for ironing board
covers: new; biggest money maker today;
housewives glad to buy. Write Protector Co..
Wells bldg, Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

$3.50 to $500 PER. MONTH.
We train acceptable applicants at our ex
penee and pay salary to start, in addition to
transportation. Give details concerning age,
education and previous experience in first let
ter.
Address W. E. McGOWEN,
SO East Washington st.,
ChieaRo, Ill,
Evening star., 1921-08-21

Boarding and rooming house-20 rooms 4
modern baths. located near 10th and Mass.
| ave.: selling on account death; price, $500:
worth s. 600
Evening star., 1921-08-21
National Personnel Service
Bureau, sos Bond Bldg,
18th and N. Y. Ave.

I4th and N. Y. Ave.
Rookkeeper; $25 week.
Young lady. Is yrs.; good At figures; neat.
High school girl to answer phone In Ofi1ce.
Saieslady, millinery; exp; hours 12 to s.
Steuographer in Office supply business.
Stenogrspher, large real estate nrm; Is OF
$50.
steuographer. mail orde, business; SIS VIZ.
SteBegrap pher: technical dictation.
Telephone OPERATOR. p.b:x.; 4l0 wk.
TEACHERE-Grade. with two years college
training; Latin, domestic science, mathematics,
with degrees. Cline .Teaehers' Agency. Go;
luSnhis. 1A
Evening star., 1921-08-21

|SALESWOMEN, several, wide
awake, experienced, for cloaks,
suits and dresses, draperies and
millinery. Apply Supt. The
Palais Royal, nth and G SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

bargain you should secure Monday-Room-
ing house. IL rooms, baths. h.w. heat; well
furnished: worth $500; price, l,500.
Evening star., 1921-08-21

AGENTS-Biggest sellers out: Zanol soft
drinks; four million bottles sold last year:
double this suumer; big money maker; $40 to
$50 weekly easy: the guarantee and excep-
tional quality and purity brings repeat orders.
Get our proposition while your territory IL
open. Writ quick. American Products Com
pany, 1915 Amer. bldg. Cincinnati Ohio.
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WEST III RkE

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-13
Help WanteIiEMiIc

BOYS, with without wheels, TO work
messengers Good opportunity foe
Advancement. Apply to Western Union
Trlvy!aph 60.
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REAL ESTlTE FOR SALE


Muntcd-ite;,i Estate 80
Main the sa End sIs n Fss. ssSY,
$4,000; Mat nave you oEcr! j. A.
WE SELL HOMES
HOMES, HOMES,
HOMES
PELL S. ROGERS & CO.,
MUTUAL BLDG.
MAD. l747.
WHES you think OF ni. Insurance. or real
estate look w Chas: L; i-oehr &. Co.,
49,, or APAKTMENrs
snouI1 Ir HisTEb WIFI WITH
No q Il ( s + p E sPEEEr.
AUCTIONS-LECdLs
Legal Nut.cc, 81
Al LANtic IoAar LlSE RAILROAD
COAtANN.
Oihce VI the Secretary.
Notice 20 h.teny SiNvn tiiai the regular
hoa.r. Of ,ss Itansie s' uS.s % Line In 'i M.
read Company VIA DO held at the o,:,ce
Railway station, an Tue CITY OF NirnmonJ
Virginia on TCESDAi TIE I5rH LAY
iransiss hooks VI HE company viii close se
"Wednesday. S.aJ g. 1921. at o'clock A.
NJ, Is. WI at IS S' St.ssx A i. sas'aa'
II. !. BORDEN.
s.rtetary
April 80. lS1i.
Kids WANTED.
Contract fur crcct,un ~ ,croo,n hiyh
school building ut hunurilrr Va 80"
bvuIol bids Win bp uuul,vu 4 unu l5 1871
OF i o'eloSh A.. a., konDIiugr VA All
Lids must bv aIcumi,nnivu uy .rrtin.ti
check uI $500 uad 'IeliY,rou TO l., ~ n, !.
10y. clerk, KsnpriaEo, M "NH
Tho trustoos hereby ryssryc m. r,,h,
to reject nny and nli l,I, E.r - = -
lntorinntioh nnG cpoy Of a,uns nm. iur CT
Hcnttuns address Z. d. I;sriey cI"rs
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