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February 4, 1922 
The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
Maloneys 
'fruit and ORNAMENTAL TREES 
Free ratals of TREES.SHRUBS.ROSES frVINES 
TREES&PLANTS THAT GROW 
BROMFIELDS 
^dependable 
You Know 
Kelly’s Trees 
W E have been selling guar¬ 
anteed trees, true to name, 
direct to fruit growers — N O 
DEALERS, NO MIDDLEMEN— 
for 42 years. Our reputation 
for square dealing is established. 
You take NO risk. Kelly’s Trees 
are well rooted, perfect speci¬ 
mens, and GUARANTEED TO 
SATISFY. The prices are VERY 
ATTRACTIVE. 
Ask for 1922 Catalog 
Brim full of illustrations of highest 
grade fruit trees—gives prices, freight 
rates and names and adores" nt Buy¬ 
ers of Kelly’s Tree*, with letters tell, 
ing their experience with Kelly s 
Trees. (You can write these users— 
or some may live near you; go and 
see their Kelly Trees.) 
You'll lie Ghul You Sent for It, 
KELLY BROS. NURSERIES 
1160 Main St. - Dan»villa, N. Y. 
OU get what you order when you buy Maloney Trees, 
Vines, Berries, Shrubs and Ornamentals, grown under 
, 7 ■,. i i n. i_ ^ xt.. :« 
K**** A ideal climatic conditions by the largest Nursery in 
New York State, employing the newest and most scientific methods of 
culture, handling and selling. 
In this Nursery belt, scale and fungus diseases are unknown, and as our 
Nurseries are tinder State inspection as well as under the constant per¬ 
sonal supervision of one of the firm, we can guarantee you sturdy, abso¬ 
lutely healthy upland grown stock. 
We know that the future profits of the men who buy our stock depend 
absolutely on our ability to furnish stock that will bear true to name— 
so Mr A. IS. Maloney selects all scions for budding from trees which are 
bearing the choicest fruit—that’s why we can positively guarantee that 
our trees will bear true to name. 
In the same way every single step from the importation of the seedling 
until the tree is shipped is under the personal supervision of one of the 
firm. We know we are sending you the tree you order. 
send today for our big Descriptive Catalog. It. tells just the things the fruit grower and 
planter should know about our nursery stock, and much valuable information on planting 
and the care of fruit trees, shrubs and vines. 
We Prepay Transportation Charge* on all Orders for Over 47.50 
MALONEY BROS. * WELLS CO.. 24 S.... SL. 
Dansville’s Pioneer Nurseries 
W. J. Malonej. Sec’y 
Humic Science.—■ tllotnmimlc hats and 
dresses illustrating the results of work 
as presented by the State clothing special 
ists. Mrs. Catharine Griebel and the home 
demonstration agents, have taken New 
Jersey by storm. Booths were arranged 
for each county in which this work bad 
been done, ami the most carefully made 
gowns and hats displayed, Passaic took 
first, Essex second, and Middlesex third. 
An educational feature was introduced 
by the use of charts showing how much 
was saved by making garments at home. 
In some cases the figures were quite start¬ 
ling. 
Vocational Aghicui ttke bad a large 
space well filled with models of what the 
high school hoys in the State have accom¬ 
plished in their vocational Smith-I lughes 
courses. The corn show was good, but 
not exceptional. There were .TTN entries 
all told. Mercer won first, with Mon¬ 
mouth a close second. “Ed" Winsor, of 
Fnriningdule. who has managed to cap¬ 
ture the grand championship ribbon on 
his 10-ear exhibit for several years, again 
coming out victorious. 
Tub President's Sweet Potato.— 
When President Harding breaks open a 
steaming golden sweet potato for dinner 
some night this week, he may or may not 
know that it is a present from the Gar¬ 
den State, from a prize fiat exhibited at 
Fanners’ Week. Ocean. Atlantic, and 
Camden Counties bad the honor of ex¬ 
hibiting the sweets which were picked for 
the President's gift. 
ProspBOTS Bright. —"I believe, in the 
main, that conditions for the farmer are 
going to be improved this year over last," 
said I »r. E. W. Kemmermer, of Princeton 
University, one of the foremost econo¬ 
mists of the country .when speaking be¬ 
fore a meeting <>f the State Potato Asso¬ 
ciation. He explained with the aid of 
graphs how farm prices during the tem¬ 
pestuous years since 1!)1'{ have been the 
last to rise and the first to fall, the farmer 
coming out nt the head-you-win, tnils-I- 
loso end of the game every time. Had 
there been no war. the price level today 
would have been 25 per cent higher. Prices 
for farm products stand at the bottom 
of the scale for increased prices, and home 
furnishings stand nt the top.” Dr. Kera¬ 
in ermer advised farmers to hold hack on 
buying expensive equipment, and to patch 
up the old. or buy co-operatively with 
neighboring growers. He is not in sym¬ 
pathy with reducing farm wages as low 
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1922 
biffi 'parpen 
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