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\ ' 12 Gauge* Repeating Shotgun The 12 gauge fflarfijt repeater is a gun of perfect proportions, and has one-third less parts than any other repeater. It handles quickly, works smoothly and •hoots close and hard. The fflar£in solid top prevents powder and gases blowing back; the side ejection of shells allows instant repeat shots ; the closed-in breechbolt keeps out all rain, snow and sleet, and the dirt, leaves, twigs and sand that clog up other repeaters. All 12-gauge 77Zar//fi repeaters have double extractors that pull any shell, and the automatic recoil hangfire safety lock makes them the safest breech-loading guns UZar&n IS gauge re 1 peaters In three dia 1. tinct models, many 1 grades and styles,fully | described in our 136 I page catalog. Free 1 for 3 stamps postage. I 7%e TTtanfot/irearms Ca, I 84 Willow Street, NEW HAVEM, CONN. i THE PEERLESS PFA HULLER V Unequaled for threshing Net I Ism Vsirst Mast S*«|tsa Seed >sd , fcrdsa $*sd Grades grain and | C.tts* ms! Has lads tmctft* Tsstfe. | Customers write that they have E used the Peerless without re I pairs yet. High prises at Ma I con and Augusta Fairs 1909. I j Free Booklet. | PEERLESS PEA HULLER CO.. Dalton, G. Get the Royal Pea Huller It costs leas than any other and gives better satisfac tion. It does faster work and better work and never gets out of order. The Automatic Fan insures a steady breeze. The extra heavy fly wheel makes it the easiest running ma chine ever patented. Send for prices and booklet. If you write now ws have a specially attractive offer to make you. Chattanooga Implement A Manufacturing Cm.. Dept. Y.. Chattanooga. Tenn. 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL Ws ship on approval without • roe* dspo.it, freight prepaid. DON'T PAY A CENT U yos or* sot nil Mod after twine tbs btcyels 10 dars. DO NOT BUY Of fires from anyone st ®ny price until you rocotso our latest art catalogs tllostrstlsf s/sry kind of bicycle, sud bass louruod our unheard of prices sod marvelous nets ofere. fme PCHT k *n It Will east ysate UHt bCIII write s posts! sod svsry thin* will b* soot you free postpaid by rslurs moil. T»u will *st much salusbls is formation Do not wait, write it now TIKES. Coaoter - Drake rear wheels, latuti*. sundries ol half unval pricee. MEAD OYOLEOO. Dept Q m CHICAGO With a Herd of 10 Cows the De Laval Cream Separator Will Pay For Itself in one year. If you buy a cheap Separator, you start with a loss and so continue, but in buyinp the De Laval Cream Separator, you bepin with a pain and the profit con tinues. The most practical, satis factory and easiest cleaned Sepa rator on the market. Libera! terms Catalog tree. Will ship you the separator on 90 days' tree trial. L A. MADDEN 137 WUtekaO S».. ATLANTA. CA. n A ID V 11 you want the beet ever made fl fl I K f for the money In Churn*. Mutter vrtiav ■ Worker* Paper and Mould* Ha I road c»n* all alze* of Milk TAAI £ flottlee and Capa. Mutter * I J etc... write Immediately for our w w "* w booklet of price* We alao aeli “the beat Separator ever made at a price which make* It pay lor Itaelf In a re markably abort time. Write at once to L A. MADDEN. ... 137 Whitehall Street Oept R AT1.ANTA OA RAW FURS BOUGHT I SRACCOON. SKUNK. MUSKRAT MIRK. OPOSSUM.ad OTMFR i ATTENTION! kiro*. write for specuu. ln"M‘T.'l*t AOORE*S. A.E.BURKHARDT./Jrj^, Clnclwiti, 0. n UtTKilX tllTULLIU hl*h.< !a*rk1»H«.rr.’ •perlaJUaa.wllina on merit at lie to tl *0 ulth liberal profit* to aalnamen Permanent. pr*<fH*bi* btuliuma for men of action. Sample, and. aw furnimbed humtlerm net "frmm" but elthoat risk, write for drmwritrtlv* rireulart elth detail* L. fowmll Co . T«U at.. Rada*. WU. AGENTS”?°7;b LINE A Dixie Pea Hull? malea Wig prWtl* out <4 Ce re**. Hull* and ebon* v.,1 ool (atfVing lie peat BKf'vv their value I Op pe» Lrnhel Many have given erto* taui faction fur over 10 y. an. It luatratod catalog lire upre corneal. W rite today Dept 1. SANDERS MFC. CO. Dal too. Go. A COMBINATION HULLER The Victor Paa Holler iWe Pe*». Bean*. Sorghum Se*d, Kit Cora. Garden Send, etc Str<m>| **a»ly operated and U.I ia wa«h< Duee nearly a* much work a* Urge and lie* vice machines Good ode null, wheel fan and arparatcit Can h taken apart and vet up again ia K* minulaa. Catalogue free up*mi reouae Add..* Derm It VICTOR PE/ HIJUT.R CO. Ik-ltc. C. THE BEST BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION < “ 1 1-' MACHINE Cheapness in price is evidence of INFERIOR quality and ponr serviip. The NEW M >ME ii built upon honor, in a manner to insure PERFECT SERVICE for a lifetime. Have y.iu *«-i our latest achievement in COMBINATION WOODWORK ? See our Wo. /Of H Au-| tomatic Lift Drop Head hWiSCWINC MACHINE No Other Lika It. No Other aa Good Buy the machine manufactured for long service. Those who U’-ed tin NEW HOME forty years ago are now doing so. All pnrt* are inter changeable, can be renewed any time. Ball Bearings of quality. Not Sold Under Any Other Name. Warranted For All Time. NEEDLES, Superior yualtlo, our own make, for any machine. If ther _ la no NEW HOME dealer near you write direct to The New Home Sewing Machine Co., Orange, Mam., for Catalog No. 20 8ecure privacy for that in ft ted iro'—the large or sh all cemater» the community or family burial plot. Republic Cemetery Fences and Oates will prevent trospahftiiig and make the rectiug place of your loved ones proof against dec* ration. These fences will last for inauy years, and are therefore cheaper than wooden fences. They are stock-proof. Write for special prices to Cemetery and Church Associations, also f re* catalog show* ing many styles of fences and rites, cemetery entrance arches, etc. Republic Fence A OsU Oo., 208 Republic Bt., North Chicago, 111. THE HOME CIRCLE BANNOCKBURN. (Thii lyric—one of the moat apirited and inapirinir in the whole ran ye of our litcraturr-cemirem moratea the yreat victory of Robert Bruce over the Fnyliah at the Battle of Banpockbum in 1.114. Bum* imayine* the Scottiah hero makiny thi* addrew* to hia army on lb* approach of the Fnyliah force*; and aurely auch an adder** miyht have preceded a yreat victory.) Scots, wha hae wT Wallace bled. Scots, wham Bruce has aften led, Welcome to your gory bed Or to vlctorie! Now’s the day, and now’s the hour; See the front o’ battle lour, See approach proud Edward's power— Chains and slaverle! Wha will he a traitor knave? Wha can All a coward's grave? Wha sae base as be a slave?— Let him turn, and flee! \\ ha for Scotland s King and Law Freedom's sword will strongly draw. Freeman stand or freeman fa'. Let him follow me! By oppression's woes and pains, By your sons In servile chains. We will drain our dearest veins But they shall be free! Lay the proud usurpers low! Tyrants fall In every foe! Liberty's In every blow! Let us do, or die! — Hobort Burns. EQUIPMENT OF THE UP-TO-DATE FARM HOME. ... • Home of the Convenience* anil Labor-Saving DnIre* the |(ou*e kcejicr on the Kami Should Have—How Thought Help* to Make the Work Kaalcr. By Nn P. L. Steven* HE HOUSE Itself Is the Rreat Iest factor. We do not always realise to what extent the av ••raRO American home is superior to that of other countries in point of conveniences and savlnR of labor. These convenience*, however, are larRely to be found In the city house# They have not found their way Into many country home*. The farm home may have nearly all the modern conveniences at moderate expense Household appliance# have been In vented In many Instance# by men to fell and mnny of them are more than useless. The purchase of any uten sil should be made to All a real want and not because of the allurlnR ad vertisement or fa#clnatlnR demon strations. Appliance# should sim plify. not complicate, but It must be remembered that It usually take# more skill, more brain work, to use any appliance successfully than to continue with old-time methods. The automatic home Is not a future pos sibility. Any household appliance should savo more time and labor than It take# to adjust It and clean It after use. I have In mind now a new-fashioned ehurn which w n» placed on our Institute train by the agent to be recommended to farmer* wives, which wax not a labor-saver it nil, and from the sanitary point of view was an abomination. Many utensil* and appliances which prove excellent Investment* In a large family are not so In a xmall family,—the greater the nun her, the greater the utility of labor saving devices. Will You Work With Your llmlit or Your Muscle*? I I met u woman not long ago who xald that she did not care for a wash Ing machine, that she preferred the 1 old-fashioned method, rubbing the clothes on a board and boiling !u the old-fashioned way in the big ket tie iu the back yard, I Immediately added this good woman to my list of , housewives who ure not applying the process of thinking to their bouse • keeping. Probably there Is no pro fession which requires more keen, intelligent thought than housekeep ing, and evidently there Ib no pro fession In which there Is less good practical reasoning used. I hope to see the time very soou when there will be a good washing machine in every farm home and with lntelll gent use all the hard, strength-ex hausting labor of wash-day will he eliminated The initial expense often pre vents the purchase of appliance* for lh« household and for this reason If a number of "near neighbors" could co-opersle In the purchase of some of th*'more expensive appliance*, the problem might be less serious. A good "mangle” for Ironing the flat piece*, costing from IS to |t. might u^d by a number of families during the week Likewise the gas oline iron In the hands of equally Careful housekeepers could bo of great benefit Individual ownership :* more desirable, but I suggest this method as one solution of the prob lem of first outlay. Helpful Article* That fan He Made At llioiie. Many kitchen appliances which would do much to lighten labor can ho made at home by the "handy man." Tho "drop shelf," which ia a board hinged to tho wall with a support which can he adjusted so as to form a shelf when there is need, or when not in use may he dropped uxe wall la a poaalble coo venlence in every kitchen. A kitchen cabinet with compartment* for cook ing utensil* Hi uncooked food* aud seasoning*, all arranged compactly and conveniently in tht* small space *Uh an adjuatable metal-covered ta ble, may ho made at home There ire a number of good model* upuu the market by which the home made article may he patterned. The nrelexa cooker, which l* rapidly flnd Ing it* way Into many country home*. 1* another devlco which can be made without the outlay of a penny. The Department of Agriculture, Washington. D. C. (Kxperimonl Sta tion Bulletin No i, VoL in i. has Issued a bulletin containing direc tions for making thl* tireless cooker. Inexpensive Helps for llu*y llousc Keepers. A plain stool, such ns 1* used in ofllcea, upon which the housewife may *lt and perform many house hold duties preparing vegetables, washing dishes, ironing and so on— which are usually performed stand ing, but which umy he accomplished •lulto as effectively while sitting, Is a great help, provided the stool Is comfortably udjusted with reference