The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., February 03, 1912, Image 2

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Ought to Put Rubber
Tires on Your Carriage
Think how comfortable a rubber tired
carriage Is! Think how much longer your car
riage will last when equipped with casv-riding
rubber tlresl And how greatly rubber tire* will
Improve the appearance of your carriage and
your driving team!
Rubber tires don’t cost much. And good one*
l«' t n long time. Why not put rubber tires on
your carnage?
“Wing” Carriage Tires
people everywhere are putting Goodyear
"Wing” Tires on their carriages.
More Goodyear "Wing” Tires are sold every
•ration than any other kind of rubber tires,
because they wear longest. The secret of their
amazing endurance lies In the fresh, lively rubber
of which they are made, and In the "wing”
feature.
Note the "wing”— how it presses against the
shies of the channel and completely fills it. ft
keeps out all water, mud, dust, dirt and gravel,
which otherwise would work into tile channel
and cut out the tire bnse.
Goodyear "Wing" Tires will fit your carriage.
Any dealer can easily put them on. The whole
job costs but very little. And once you've tried
them you'll wonder how you ever put up with
commonplace, hard-riding steel tires.
Our “Eccentric”
Cushion Tire
For tight r unabouts
we recommend
Tire, a remarkably
easy-riding tire; and.
because the wire
hole is below the t. . .._ . „
center. It insures a 1"® Goodyear Eccentric"
greater wearing: depth. This tire {fives 50 per
cent more service than any other cushion tire.
Postal Brings Book
Goodyear "Wing” or "Eccentric” Cushion
Tires can he had at most carriage dealers.
fie ad postal today tor Book on Buggy Tins and
name ol nearest Goodyear dealer. (527)
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron, Ohio
Largest Makers of Ituhher Tires In the World, j
YES, YOU SHOULD
Whether or not you are planning to
P’it to any Cement -tanks, silos,
leei.ing (loots—you should inform your
-u'lt Hilly hi regard to the advantages
u using Cement in your future build
ing operations.
W'e have an illustrated booklet of
II- I Igt-s treating over 11)0 subjects
with working plans which give the ox
o t proportions of cement and other
materials required, all devoted to the
use of
CONCRETE IN THE COUNTRY
which we will he glad, to send you
without cost,
A postal card will bring it, tint we
will greatly appreciate a letter from
' on stating the work you are plan
'l"g 1 his will enable us to give you
he b, uellt of our experience and that
>t our customers who have done this
• amo kind of work. Write today.
Dixie Portland Cement Co.,
—Blc*y». Chattanooga, Term.
FOUR TOOLS IN ONE
all combined .a Iron Age. our No. b |,
dnIU accurately any thicknea. doored.
Snui-og on header, bwah agitator in hopper.
Changeable mitantly liom l)nll to Hill
5«d., uirnm. Drop. 4 to 24 rnchaa,
V d"‘,''d <■ h»n«rd to Wheel Hie- a
three lamiy, |, j)U, on(. ,4 ecmplgt. |jne
that lit. the need, and purae el every ’
gardener (. an be pmchaard in umplrii
.em wd adiled to a. different attachment,
• r:UI 1 *?• Perfectly all work
-IdhT.'T' XV1 “*,dfn, You •»>«“«
•ee tfu* toa 1. \tk youf |o •
W (Ua ua tur .p«»i booklet,.
Complete /ina of fana.
far Jen and orchard tool*.
BATFMXN M'F'G CO.
Lit kjj.^ UXRNI OCH. N J
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
Each Advertiser’s Reliability Guaranteed.
WK will positively make good the loss sustained by any subscriber as a result of
fraudulent misrepresentations made in The Progressive Farmer on the part of
any advmiser who proves to be a deliberate swindler. This does not mean that we
will try to adjust trilling disputes between reliable business houses and their patrons,
but in any case of actually fraudulent dealing, we will make good to the subscriber as
we ten e jiist indicated. The conditions of this guarantee are, that the claim for loss shall
bo reported to us within one month after the advertisement appears in our paper and
after the transaction complained of. that our liability shall not exceed *1,000 on any
one advertiser, and that the subscriber must say when writing each advertiser: ' I arn
writing you as an advertiser in The Progressive Farmer which guarantees the relia
bility of all advertising it carries,”
Average Wee
Six Months
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year. *1.00; six months, 55 cents: three months, 30 cents.
To induce new subscribers, one new subscriber and one old subscriber may both
get the paper one year for *1.50.
10 Weeks Trial, 10 Cents.
To new subscribers only. The Progressive Farmer will be sent ten weeks on trial
for ten cents. Sample copy free. Tell your friends who need it but do not read it
_We Want Your Name
VOUlt name and address will bring you a catalog of wagons in which
1 paint does not hide such imperfections as kiln dried wood.
The timber in Piedmont and Hickory Wagons is air seasoned for
years. Spokes for our 1917 wagons are now seasoning in theirsheds.
Huy a Piedmont or Hickory Wagon.
If you think you don’t need one it’s because you do not know that
they are hand ironed with first quality wrought steel and that
We Guarantee Every Wheel
seasons*1"* UP’ *° kccp its dish ai,d to track ri«h* under heavy hauling* in all
If you know a farmer or teamster with a Piedmont or Hickory Wagon ask him
what he thinks of this wagon that we want to tell you more about. nun
Write—Now!—for catalog and name of
dealer nearest you. Then see the wagon.
PIEDMONT WAGON & MANUFACTURING CO., Hickory, N. C.
\ OMiprFartn \ New John Deere Book
i* UT_-J «mpntS 1 IlhutrmUj md ducribe* the m«l <^raM’gpS«jM iB Si ’HjL
ol ' pWplvUv11 i er.:nplote line of farm Implements. ftxaj
ft * i'JTiMU t '•>!:• h«w to adiiwt and uw item V!®sttBl«-«5F0C/S»'.ffli\ \\ \ ’ WltTltlnilB
| u< Ho»ro«st-,rtfc 1^“
L I JowDKMl>lo,to—^ Get Quality and Service . '~J:=±Zl_m~-~-^. r—ZZ
t - >l»i Deere IkeUere Gin Both 'ftj ~^_—=>_■=• ^rrz-*
Davenport Roller Bearing Steel Wagons 1
Hpy \ our Wagon Once For AII the strongest known wheel construction. Every spoke te f
» Jh™* V ***** made that is stronger, more Jurat* aid ' tirf' ■ w |
W ui lighter draft than any other This m\aon is u v [*e*ar<iJ«« aa to whether the spoke is at the tap, side of K
Br bottom of the wheel, it always carries its share of the load. w
I pi. ,, L“* *BrWr* Roller Bearing* jj»
\ toe,Xr withh'M J** ,n'kr «~™8* "*"•**« «* *m.rally cooceded. 01 1
8 Uk. the steel railway b^.r“t i" h d,!r *"“* preMure---,h* V3n0ua 3t>'le3- straight roller bearmg u the simplest 3
J constructed for hardest lifetime ser- »®“ mnst succeasfuL jt
| J vice. Strong and durable. tor this wagon the straight relief nl
B Kai'h front, gear and each rear gear bearing ls especially adapted. |
B is practically one solid piece that The spindle* and hubs are straight. J
35 cannot come loose or apart. Consequently, a* this wagon is flu
y a, . %,rv . equipped with straight roller hearing* 80
Steel Wheels it tool light draft. 89
J This wagon has steel wheels that - — A little honk well be pleased to Rj
* are trussed and made with a ten..ion — . , send free, tell* of a good many more H
f Tt« Keiw Bcsrbi* superior features this wagon has. j2j
'l“C:-reIl,^T 2* "Bm" Farn '*•*■"«» »«• to V» 1W end in order to
‘ 0 J11 information regarding ike above described wagon, aek for Package No |g o « >
JOHN DEERE PLOW^^^^Y^MQLINE. _^
MVE HARD WORK
mm 7,
MAKK A SULKY PLOW OF YOUR
WALKING PLOW
m»« IWIKI i-outrol plow
r,lt,l‘ C«-.800f«f> »t, fl.W»»hl«gioa.WI«.
I
y**aw"f
Different than all
others and better be
cause of the double
gears, big oil boxes,
drop-forged wrist pin,
removable bearings,
center lift. No side
strain, no noise. Big,
Heavy and powerful. 4,6.
*■ 10.12.14.16.18. 20 It.
Aaaaeam. Send foe C.I.
!°*- Also feed mills, pump
=^=s=ssSS9 lacks and gasoline engines.
sT»?vfR manufacturing co.
aamson A^ve^yreenort^iii^^^
Feed—sows ki:
l Cf„'ee Fertka{y4r^On'COrr05h'e^ivM
! sows in wide range'of muSH’ 11$
brands of standard comrntrchS Kg
a 1 w a y s k ceps^th e Kferri 1 izeraiw»S? II
a fertilizer hopper lined IB
vamzed metal. Itn *«■ ■
square ttbuSrsted’"*-” madt of || :
or sag. s ee . -in not warp N
GrcC* DUCkCyh ^osUi Con‘ Geo II
closed delivery; Double Disc
or bhoe. ’ noe
UJfises—Any size front one-horst
Buckeye Drills are simple
construction very light draft, aad
! P*ant the seed at an tvvn depth.
Send for the Buckeye Catalogue
and then go to your local dealer
i Drill *nS1St °n seeing tlie Bu=keye
i [ "The Buckeye— f
I : A Wise Buy." |j
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5fafffNGF/£LD.MO.
USA.
On receipt of $4 we ship \
anywhere In United States
four Empire Steel Wheels
to fit your wagon, for 30
days’ hauling test. They
will save 25;« of the draft, _
save your back and please you in every**
It not exactly as represented, return them®
our expense and back comes yourffwlth®
delay. Otherwise, pay balance and wheels*
yours for a lifetime. Perfect .Measuring*
vice free, for measuring your wagon skein*
1912 Model Empire I
Farmer’s Handy WagNl
Ask for Great Introductory Offer on wot*
best Handy Wagon. Choose from 20styittl
for every purpose. Wagons have enornioai
carrying capacity—save 25 per cent of (Ml
and half the labor of loading and unloading
BOOK FREE-WRITE TODAY I
EMPIRE MFC. CO.
Box 841, Quincy. III.__
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Don't fA/kio^royin^an^tyle; ®
vehicle or harness until you I... B ‘g
haveseen-diisbignewcataloK. / MjL II
2S1 illustrations, full descrip-/ V fjW g
tionsof 138vehiclesand74har-/[*ibfl II
nessdesigns: Send.for it to- r 11
day! Every vehicle sold / g jHHfclf I
direct from factory—withjj % IpQjttH I
years' guarantee — anilI
safe delivery assured. \J| I
J30saved“^>*“
buggy is an example
of how Murray saves you % to
Enormous production and
direct selling make this possi
ble. Yet we guarantee qual
_ l*y unsurpassed_ApoiJtal
10(7 ay*
The Wilber
MurrayMfg
S10 Fifth Av».t
Cincinnati, Ohio
WAGON St#5
fyssrsnrsj&s'*
For comfort’s sake IP1
Electric Handy W
It will save you 4iJ®® fo-bet* ?
set ol Electric fcteej ", ,i 0
make your old w:>aon '
cost. Write for catalog^
Bfcrec ma. a.