The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., November 16, 1912, DRAINAGE SPECIAL., Page 2, Image 2

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Try This Stump Puller FREE
Wr want a Smith machine on every stump and
I timbered farm in the country; It will clear from Ofte
to three arret a day. pulling the largest stumps
and trees quicker than the holes can be bored
lor dynamite The Smith Stump Puller will transform
your waste lands into the mott productive, while the first
crop on one acre will more than pay for the machine. 11
Our Three Year Guarantee
We give you a guarantee to replace any casting
I broken on the Smith machine P>r three yean from date
.d purchase. Our catalog tells you all about It.
shows why (he Smith Stump Puller Is the most
profitable Implement made lor farm use today,
and explains our Special Introductory Oiler and
our Free Trial Proposition. Send us your nama and
we will send it free.
W. Smith Grubber Co.
31 Smith Sta., La Crescent, Minn.
with 20TH CENTURY GRADER
With one man to operate and a team of horses a
ditch 4 ft. wide. ‘y> in. deep, a mile lone, can be dug
in one day at cost of onb ^ rod
Huilt of reinforced steel Ibreei pelf
on load. Weight on!. 600 lbs — light,
strong, guaranteed, last, a lifetime,
boos 4u men's work. Fa;,* for itse lf in
* days. Also makes roads, levels
land. clears sage brush. Many other
Hagnfarm uses. Lov. priced.
Easy terms to respon
sible parties. Write todnv for
free book eontaining many
valuable pointers Jor
Incre using crop profits.
Th« Baker Mfg. Co.
960 Exchange Ilhlg,
Memphis, Tumi. 1
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Cnde Drudgery of High Lifting
Save* 25% of The Draft
80 Day Tout will prove that you can haul
heavier londH over softest fields with Jess
e,<ort if wagons aro equipped with low
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EMPIRE MFC. CO. Bog #4*. Quincy, 111.
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L‘^111 flitdLi
lM You don't know how much real comfort you
■ can take out of a rainy day until you have
■ worn a
I TOWER’S FISH BRAND
I REFLEX SLICKER
■ Jhe on/jy slicker with the famous Reflex Edge
■ (pat d) that prevents water from running in \
I at the front. Made for hard service. Two
■ colors—black or yellow.
I $3.00 Everywhere.
I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
A. J. TOWER Co.
BOSTON
Towel Canadian Limited,
Toronto iota
_ - .«« res—.
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These
Reflex Eb
Protect You a
Free to Trap
Bend us your name and ad
dress and we will send you a
supply of those tags free. Put
them on your furs when ship
ping and your are guaranteed
absolutely the best prices.
We are the most liberal fur
house in America.
SEND TODAY FOR
FREE PRICE LIST.
We Charge no Com
miaaion aa we era
Direct Buy ere.
Lotz Bros.,
*4 CtiestnatSt.,St.lsab.M».
This Is For Fur
Buyers & Trappers
Have you sent yet for our price list? We tell
you here we can and will pay you more for fur
than any other house in the U. S. In our price
Hits sna circulare we prove thie bevond
question. Send lor them now—todsy-before
you forget and learn how to make extra 9$S !
this season. Costs nothing but yourtime to aslT i
CORRY HIDE & FUR CO.
-M Mal" »«ros«CORRY, PA.
TRAPPERS ,5 £.
| And pay highest prices for Coon,
I HlaR, Skunk. Possum, Muskrat,
“"ll »». other Furs. BMss and
GtusouS. Best facilities In America.
Send lor Free Price I.lst and Ship
ping Tags. No commission charged.
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sun. ISM. SI. ihiN^un.
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
Offices: Birmingham, Ala., Memphis, Tenn., and Raleigh, N. C.
Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at Birmingham, Ala., under the act
of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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\XTE will positively make good the loss sustained by any subscriber as a result of
VV fraudulent misrepresentations made in The Progressive Farmer on the part of
any advertiser who proves to be a deliberate swindler. This does not mean that we
will try to adjust trifling 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 have Just indicated. The conditions of this guarantee are, that the claim for loss shall
be reported to us within one month after the advertisement appears in our paper and
after the transaction complained of, that our liability shall cover only the purchase
price of the article in question, nor aggregate over ♦1,000 on anyone advertiser, and
that the subscriber must say when writing each advertiser: "lam writing you as an
advertiser in The Progressive Farmer which guarantees the reliability of all advertis
ing it carries,”
’ Average Weekly Clrcnlatloo
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To induce new subscribers, one new subscriber and one old subscriber may both
get the paper one year for It.50.
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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.
NEXT WEEK.
A Visit to Some Small Farms in Denmark; More Drainage
Articles; How Serum Prevents and Cures Hog Cholera; More
About Cotton Tare and Cotton Prices; A Thanksgiving Ser
mon; The Legend of the Cotton Plant.
A SPECIAL FOR THE ONE-HORSE
FARMER
Are you a one-horse farmer? Have you been one? If so,
write us a letter for our “One-Horse Farmer’s Special,” Decem
ber 14. We want to know about the farming you do, the tools
you use, the stock you keep, the money you make and all
about it. We especially wish experience letters from men
who have been one-horse farmers and have earned enough
to get into the two-horse or the four-horse class. We pay for
all letters published, and will give two prizes of $Z50 each
and one of $5 for the three best letters received by December 5.
MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD A READING
NEIGHBORHOOD.
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Everybody in your neighborhood ought to read The Pro
gressive Fanner these next three months including our articles
on how farmers co-operate. Now is the time to make a clean
sweep with our ten-cent offer. If there is anybody you fail
to see or can’t get a dime from, send the paper to him as a
gift and tell him you are doing so.
FUNSTEN&CASH^FURS!
We Want Ten Million Dollars’ Worth of Furs
Bluest Prices! Better Grading! Moat Money by Return Mailt
l nose are the advantages you have in sending your furs to Fun atari Wa
SJaifl.fJlar8GSw°rld in our line. The biggest American, Canadian
S represented at our regular sales. Competition for
* ®«Bten Furs is greatest. As we sell furs in larger Quantities and cretin ora
spot cash, we can pay yon more cash for yours than you set anywhere*
We count on large volume of business and amall margin of profit. No travel
°«r business direct with you. We want ten millioS dol
lars worth of fure. We want your shipments, anything—from one skin up.
B« Mmey in Trapping
muskrat, fox, wolf. lynx, white weasel and all ki£ds of fum Sre vallmbte’
Traps ?h°e=uT^lVSSra^& ra^te^1"8
Funsten Animal Bait blukraniwir<.0 increase, your catch or money I
Baits won Grand Prise at WoridPs°F^? In iSl***#"# Govern™*?1^]
Michael*. Alaska,
1ssm jsasstssfteaas £y?sas^?as 5
■ AAA50 Boys This Elegant
I Top Buggy.
■ Retail Price $60.00. Bnggica, Surreys,
■ Spnig wegoiii, PermWagons. We _ ■
■ have cutout our Jobbers, our Whole- /\ I
■ aalera and oar Retailers and otter YOU W
■ their profit. Write today tor omN^
I Free Catalog and Delivered Prices. USfl
■ Mutual Carriage A Harness Mlg. Co. V/Y
m Butloa 67-S Beat St. Lnh, in. t4JD
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prieed’’wTttes Mr. D. A
Elzroth, of Fosters. H
Ohio, as I am at my ^B
new Bduards STEEL V
Shingle barn roof. I ^B
wouldn’t have be-' ^B
lieved It if I hadn't H
seen it with my own fK
eyes. Yoursteel shin- ^B
gles cost lots less than
wood and they sure - r K
beat wood shingles and that rubber mil —1." M '
Jbrty miles. The stuff got here inor^I? tooflne H I
on time and I done tho work m"???* ivf' B
best roof in the township. Wh'uc a fodl r 80t,lw tB
toget.yourcatmogdyearsago^iT1^^ ■ '
Factory Prices—All Freight Paid! I
nsninBtTlffMning>bf0{io!m£m,'d' 0"ara*t‘ii H
2eand r dcorSio^^t *&£££ 1
prices—all freight paid. Pat them on ,1“*°,7 H l
Made of Open Hearth Steel,/t»,I
absolutely rust-proof by ourwnrld-fiimon9''Tiri? A
to*12 feetTong. °°me “ 8hcet9' 24 ■
Nothing to do but nail sheets on old roof of H
sheathing. Edwards Patented InterlockingK B
ti°ht Joints “ ' “al S’ makCS H
Makes handsomest.' most lasting roof in n B
istence. Write us. If possible give size of rSd B
and we will quote price, delivered lo vonr sUtiOL W
Postal brings catalog 1174 and factory trictibi HR
next mail. ^
THE EDWARDS MANUFACTURING Cfll S
1124-1174 Lock Street Cincinnati, 0U| 11
The World's Largest Manufacturers
Suoesn t tear or burn the grain. A paying in*
vestment for private or public grinding.
Does better work than any other mill, and
lasts a-lifetime without repairs. Genuine im
ported French Buhr mill stones, not soft na
tive stones, not iron grinders. Doesn't break
down. Very simple. A boy can operate it and
keep it in order. Low-first cost. Fully guaran
teed. Extensively sold throughout the South
for over forty years.
SO DavCL Tnistl Costs you nothing if
you. Write for trial plan and “Book on Mills” j
Soldljy leading responsible machinery houses
irdyke & Marmon Co. (Est. 18511
276 Morris Street Indianapolis, Indiana
America's Leading Tlour Mill Builder*
ROYAL PEA HULLEKS
Made in four sizes are j
what you pea raisers
need. Write for free
booklet telling about
peas, entitled, “The
Value of Peas ana
Royal Pea Hull era
Chattanooga Imple
ment & Mfg. Co™
Dept. V._ _
Chattanooga, ^TenB^
A Cowpea Thresher”
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-Prof w‘.F. Masrarr SHAHUHeSt*
demand.’’-Prof. H. A. Morgan. Tenn.Expcn ,
tion. Nothing like It. Booklet C FREE.
ROGER PEA AND DEAN THRESHER W™
Morristown, Tenn.
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