The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., January 22, 1910, Page 52, Image 16

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The Emetine for Y°E
i2to50H.p. Bums any Solid Fuel
I Her* is the engine you will buy some day to ead
I your power trouble#—an engine that it more oearly all engine than any you ever aaw.
I It will do more work in the sawmill, on the (arm. dairy or anywhere where power la
1 used. It costs you only what It costa u* to make the very beat engine wo can. using
I the highest grads materials and labor plus a reasonable profit.
You gat in a a
I FARQVHAR AJAX s
I m>r ipMtal iMDirM ibn ippril to th« man andlif I
■ power—Mg Nft bom entirely surrounded by water. /tjj
■ nod large return flees—lust the rtgbi construction *5
I for rapid steaming with slabs, sawdust, cane or any jA
I cheap furl.—An engine with plenty of raeeree power dB
■ for an antra load. foK
K Send for our handsome new Engine end Boiler
1 Catalogue, showing Meant power machinery far
9 aeory need. fSH
I A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd.
I Box VOH York, Pa.
A NEW METHOD of SAW MILLING^
Bunch" the logs in the forest, take the Mill to them, and cut the
lumber there, rather than haul the log* to a stationary Mill. To do
this, however it is necessary to have THE HEGE EUREKA MOUNTED
SAW MILL. It can be as easily moved as a threshing
machine. Can be taken anywhere that a heavy larm
wagon can go. Weighs about 4500 pounds com
plete ready for business. If interested.
Write for price and Catalogue No. jjq
Riving full particulars. Address
^SALEM IRON WORKS Wlntton-Salem, N. C._ a
■ Cotton seed costs over $20.00 a ton this year—more than ever he- I
■ fore—and economy in planting will cut a big figure in your next sea- fl
1 son’s profits, so, when you can get a better crop from on’y one peck of fl
■ cotton aeed per acre than you ever did from aix pecka I
R^^ ^_JQh planted with the old-style drill, why not do it? Why not I
I “plant your cotton seed in hills" hereafter with a fl
I W HARRIMAN SEED DROPPER. fl
fl Wk The only Cotton Planter made that drop* the aeed fl
fl W, at regular intervals—just enough in each hill to insure fl
fl Can W\ [Wi I | 1 a cood stand. The seed don't have to he rollrd or delir.ted jfl
■ * n |*S.I I zA and 1 bu ;hel will plant 4 acres. The gaure wheel repu- fl
■ h* I ~*k latesdepth. andnermltaahallowplantim* insuring quick fl
■ used j germination. The Harriman Seed Dropper will save jfl
fl (»r x»l Jk enough the first year—in labor, money and increased iff
fl .... aHH yield—to p'V for itse f three times over. A
■ COBB, W~-^Y>WaOnah Write today 'or lull d> n is- < ovvincivg nt00F-of the A
■ stir XN* JjSFP vjjpl E B work of thin worHc’-'ul, monrv*«3vinc, crop uimaihlng Colton M
■ rtM’ \ Planter, and find out where (o buy It. X
1 ,tMl Thi Harriman Manufacturing Co. I
SB 58 Ww Avenue llintmin. Tenn. jB
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~ tivo ideas, mechanics) dors- M
BB bility and constructive per- H
feci ton. 8ince 187* the nans ■
of “LiDDEl L” has const*- ■
g^VTgB ■ tutc-d a guarantee of unqucs- B
BEC^B tionable satisfaction in B
FnaMlH Eigiaes, Boilers and Gin I
Don't consider any other B
■MHflg make until you invest- ■
gate ours. Write today. B
All I nu/A V saves you
UALLUVvAT $50 to $300
r— If You Answer This Ad
Ou, or tear out thin coupon—nr write a pn*tal or letter -and I
Tour name to me i-efnre yon buy anjr kind of a «•%«.■ nernfl-l
keep *M> to *.*»*) <-a»h In yonr own |»>cket. In eaeinya.and ir»t a lw
eniflne >ou Iw II,e Judife and Jury. I promptly quota you pi
direct from mj fact- ry to you—aleo aend you my tun, tree an,
^ book and «|>eolal pro|,oal»lon. A l l roe, ^
e William Calloway Company, of Amorfoa .
| kli, Callaway tleUea, Waterloo, la. 1
Mans...—... I
Town .. . Ktato ... $
I Tbit email adraf llaement will make you Me money If you aend
W A I me your name I can one tel I you a few ».ri. here, but t be I arm era
U I of America know that what I aay I will do I IK*.
I William Callaway, rewaldewl
lamna « «wwm ■ mmmmm m uauu ■ wm a
mpllcatad tike other*, hut mo*l elmple, dependable and e«*lewt to operate
,e market belay. Only * quirk, klrapie operation# to *tart Instantly. < ,>mw
n the ir**ollne on—<tl turn on otl l) torn on battery <*. pie* ft,
ted Heady to w. rk flay and Meht. Ktopa hy twi*t of yonr tbnmb Vo
• or llame. Perfectly aafe. Women, boye or «lrUoao run it. Juet Inxwt'.irate
GALLOWAY TBMr
Get Galloway’s
Biggest and Best
rREE *tmr BOOR
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TW WILLIAM CALLOW* v OOMPAVT. Of AMtMM
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A 7 MILLION ROD PRICE
*W-y f P» N*6T t>t>r n<~* Prlcr* are based on this enormous output 1‘rjree
44 111 L L L Lt-Lr the lowest ever made for a high grade feu. e Wet an
tmtrmTr save you 5 to i 5 cents a rod i
XxXX.exY f r r f and too .1 say ft is the b<-*i fence vou ner used Fastest n-it
m m fc-4 mm H-4 A- '-P-longest and is the strongest fen. e made Sell to user
AT DEALER’S PRICES FREIGHT PREPAID.
i 1 "UT fenrc AT ANY PRICE before getting our prt> r*.
1 nry wi;i »urprt«* vou. \Ve five our cuitotncri
30 DAYS FREE TRIAL !& VJS
lineof h arm and I’oultrv Ken. e \>r» |o» pn< es. BARBED
WIRE a d CATES. Write today for our free Catalogue I
COILED SPRINQ FENCE CO. Bo« WINCHESTER, IND. „ g N 1
[|4§ CENTS A ROD
FOR A 22-INCH HIGH HOG FCNCC
’ **• *or ^•nch: 16Me for 31-tnrh SXe for 34-lnrh We show
► and price aiaty styles and heights of Farm mn4 r«uhr> VinsT
v 25 CENTS A ROD FOR A 47 INCH FARM FENCE
”C*NT6A .op ,r . 60-.nahPew.fry Pan an. I<Vfoot Kara P^T 3lFp
Oala, 83.40; S-fool I.awn Gate. $2.30. L i j | f
SOLD ON 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL I t t L t m', \
IDEAL BARBED WIRE $1.55 FOR 80-ROD SPOOL ttBfSt W'
Made of two No. 14 galvanised llr.iearr Steel Wire* HJrhsr~rT'T'T~r W p-►
S Inches apsrL Lowest prices ever made. Catalogue ft re r P P P p-T~P~W-^F-»
KITBBUNAN BROTHIRB Box ish MUNCIK, INDIANA. IfTtf k F
Chickens, Hogs, 8h»ep.^MhJU3
Horses. Cattle. 1M styles. Bil^lSj
_ heavy Na 0 galvanised Colled wWi
IN Spring Fast proof wires. Will defy VBI
|H stock, wind end weather. Free umPl< 111
Iwl * “*’*• 15 to 35e per rod. Wo pay freight EMl
The Brows Fence it Wire Co., JB&j
Deft. H> Cleveland, O.
thraaS^Tin*^!?!1' Tlie Burnroer* Automatic Waxed
"**”pitching Awl win mend anythin#. Wi
K* reel 11)011 m«l f I tr*eN r f monfv.
LAWTON & BUhHMAN Burlington, Wlr.
3AI.E MEN WAN I ED—Atonce, several travel
ing men aome of whom to furnish horse and bugvy
to sell retail merchants of South and Middle West
on liberal commission basis. line of Queensware.
Lamps. Class and Holiday Co-ds direct from manu
facturers and importers Splendid proposition for
rtgnt men. Address with reference .J \J Allen
Kingston, Tenn. '
hvings from a Well-Fenced Farm Will Pay for Other Improvement<
" ‘The most profitable crop walks to
market or is carried in the cream can.’
The raising of swine can be made one
of the most profitable industries. It
promises quicker and greater returns
for labor and capital expended. Chan*
ging swine from one pasture to another is
desirable, as they will do vastly better on
fresh pasture and keep much healthier."
w. w. p. McConnell.
Ell wood Fence is built on simple, cor
rect principles. The cross (or mesh)
wires are firmly wound around heavy
cable horizontal or line wires, forming a
truss brace that effectually prevents
fjde-slipping. It really is a WIRE
BOARD, with meshes only 4 inches
across throughout the first 18 inches of
all styles of hog fences.
Ell wood Fences combine great strength
with closeness of mesh. Tb-y hold the
grown hog and the suckling pig. All
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Styles furnished with barbed win, woven
at bottom if desired. With barbed-bot
tom K11 wood Hok Pence you save the
cost of an cstra strand of barlnd wire
ll.,u*cr ,h® <enee, as is required
plain bottom (cnee
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