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Ihe RURAL NEW-YORKER 
February 18, 1922 
TREES 
HONEST SEEDS 
TREES SPLANTS THAT GROW 
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with a 
Reputation! 
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y all sturdy, 
healthy, perfect 
specimens. We guarantee that every 
tree sent you will satisfy you perfectly. 
All varieties—trees for every locality 
and condition of soil. 
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Interesting, helpful, filled with valu¬ 
able information gleaned from our 42 
years’ experience, dealing direct with 
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KELLY BROS. NURSERIES 
1160 Main St. Dansville, N. Y. 
CONTENTS 
plants, and keep the quality up and the cost down. 
GARDEN TREE COLLECTION 
6 EXTRA LARGE 7-S FOOT GARDEN TREES FOR 54.50 
1 RED ASTKACHAN APPLE 1 YORK STATE PRUNE 
1 ELBEKTA PEACH 1 MONTMORENCY CHERRY 
1 BARTLETT PEAR 
Small nr large orders pel Hip same attention. It Mill pay you 
to solid for our Free Descriptive Catalog. It contains valuable 
information oil Iruit and slirubs and saves you money —write 
, today. We Prepay Transportation Charges 
I on All Orders for Over 57.50 
t V/CAJLONE.Y Shrubs maloney bros. & wells co 
y/k\m:ifyyWr(;KtindS 26 State Street. Dnmvill.-. N. Y. 
. 49 , a DansviUe's Pioneer Nurseries 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER, FE3. 18, 1922 
FARM TOPICS 
Raising a Crop of Carrots.224 
Making a Practical Hotbed oi the Farm... 22c 
Profitable Buckwheat Crop...225, 227 
Fat as a Fertilizer....... 228 
Seedi g Millet with Buckwheat;.• •• 225 
Wood Ashes ns Medicine.223 
Turning Under Cornstalks.223 
Hope Farm Notes. 233 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY 
Ration with Oats -d Barley...244 
Ration Without SiL.re. 241 
Cow with Swollen Knee.244 
Ration for Ho.ale: s. 241- 
Vitting Hr so for Sale. 244 
Ration with Silage.... 243 
Choosing Dairy Breed. 243 
Lice on Cattle. .. 24G 
Lenki B of Milk. 24 J 
Injured Uu&er .. 241 
Tumor. 247 
Wounded T'il . 243 
Thriftless Hcrse... 243 
Worms in Marc. 24 5 
E-re Trouble; Lome:.'.- s . 243 
Carbonated Blitter . 250 
Difficult Churning .. . 250 
Handing a Kicking Cow. 250 
THE HENYARD 
Working Electric Switch ty Alarm Clock... 252 
Warmi g Water for Heirs. . . 25J 
Breeding Stock Weakened by Roup.252 
Roup . 255 
Improving Poultry Ration. 255 
Feeding Buttermilk and Cottage Cr.ce; i.... 2*5 
Ration for Duckling . 25" 
Poor Hatches . 266 
Raw Potatoes for Chicks.256 
HORTICULTURE 
Apple Culture in Wayne County, N. Y. .223, 224 
Planting Trees on Rough Lund.... 224 
Baldwin Spot, or S'.ippen.. 227 
Root Cuttings of Blackberries. 227 
Transplanting Asparagus Seedlings.. 22 ! 
Stratifying Apple Seeds. 22/ 
Grapes from Seed. 223 
Turning Coal Ashes into Sail. 223 
Douglas County Ore.) Prunes. 223 
A Small Homemade Greenhouse. 239 
WOMAN AND HOME 
From Day to Day. 242 
Success with One-egg Cake. 242 
Lard Economy . 242 
The Rural Patterns ........242 
Hot School Lunches Again. 242 
A Candy-making Hint. 242 
Delicious Confection ... 24 2 
Dried and Corned Beef. 243 
Texas Notes . 242 
Notes from a Kitche.i Philosopher.243 
Hooked Rugs .. 243 
Sweet Apple Conserve . 243 
MISCELLANEOUS 
Duty of n Railroad in Fencing...224 
A Defense of the Railroads.230 
A Word for the Itirc 1 Man. 230 
An Echo of the Vcloion Case. 230 
Another City Truckman.233 
The Cost of Legal Service. 230 
Waterproofing Co'ton Duck. 233 
Trouble with Ignition . 232 
Questions About, .a Water Gupply. 232 
Electric Power from Stre m. 232 
Inheritance Tax in New York... 233 
Paying School TaXBC. 233 
Validity of Old Judgment. 233 
Editorials. 240 
The Great Farm. Conference pt Washington. 241 
The Cportsman rnd a Non-post''ng Law. 241 
The International Ar ament Conference.... 241 
That Rooky Reid Poetry. 241 
Dimensions of So "ic Tank.241 
Water Supply from Spring. 24/ 
Speed of Saw.. . 24/ 
Building a Steam Engine. 24/ 
CK acy of Cement Blocks. 247 
Making Cement Wall Damp-proof.247 
Fruit i9 almost always scarce and . 
high-priced, and many farmers^ 
could make more money by giving 
more attention to fruit and less MS}, 
to groin. This is a Rond year to 
plant an orchard and start some HR 
patches of small fruit. 
True Delicious Apple h 
A wondotful wMile- Unr« fruit, 
iiHTk rml, unarm u«»e4* Swoet." 
nliteMly touch ml with Home* out of 
*tomr* In April Id perfect, condition. 
Everbearing Raspberrywondcrfu 
Mrut to he*r i»nd continue* till IulcOcL Yiel 
Perfection Currant In my trorden tl 
—-buitfnr. th*» Ufk r-l. iiwuetu 
Buy Direct from the Grower 
T T ARRIS’ SEEDS are largely grown on our own farm and 
sold direct to the real gardeners at lower prices than 
charged by any other really reliable seedsman. 
Don’t pay city seedsmen high prices for seeds not as good, 
or certainly no better. 
Thousands of farmers and fruit growers 
made money by planting onr App’o Trees 
have an especially .*»»■ “ 
flue lot of one-year- \ 
olds In all leading / 
varieties. They stand / /— 
transplanting well, I ( 
and the tops can be I l . S 1 
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We cun also supply V ^ 
your needs lor other 
Fruit Trees. Sum l .V 
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HARRIS’ CATALOGUE is ft book full of useful information for gardeners. It 
contains many suggestions as to what to plant and the varieties best suited to 
various needs. It is free to all who are interested. 
Gardeners will find in the catalogue many new and superior varieties of vegetables 
and flowers. Farmers will be interested in New Oats, Superior Northern 
Grown, Seed Corn, Pedigree Seed Potatoes and other Field Seeds. 
Market Gardeners find Harris’ Seeds the best. 
Why not use them ? 4s k for catalogue today. 
Joseph Harris Co., Drawer m, Coldwater, N. Y 
Yalesville, Conn 
(18 varieties. Aim Small fruits, Trees, etc. Best moled Me. h 
Gcnnino. Cheap. 2 •ample lino, moiled f..r 20 e. Peecriptfto 
price li t free. LEWIS ROESCH, Box E. Fredoma. N. V 
j Pioneer Peas 
^ A dwarf, giant podded variety re- 
' sembling the G-radus in style of pod. 
Vines grow about 24 inches high, pods 
dark green, ready to pick two days ear¬ 
lier than Gradus and five days earlier than 
Laxtonian and Peter Pan, a decidedly 
heavier cropper. 
Delights in a rich, medium loam, yet 
stands dry weather better than the tall- 
growing varieties. On our farms the past 
season, it proved to be one of the most 
profitable peas we ever gr. w. 
It i« becoming verv popular on account of its 1118 v culture nod 
H.l’ rtH U.din'. th ndyl./pu-k Cdw* »(*r planted. Doesn t nee. 
any brushing; just the pcs lor fc. 3 ii!y garden. 
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One pouiul will plant n row OOfeet long and ouglitto product 
N. 3 bushcl 3 of luscious pens. Catalog maiLd upon request. 
GRAPE VINES F - r 
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T. S. HUBBARD CO., Box 20. FredonU. N.Y. 
GrRAPE VINESKVIJ; 
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PETER BOHLENOER & SONS Xg 
SpnD| Hill Nuncrw 
•\ Tippecanoe City (Miami County) Ohio 
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Special prices on l’eacli and Applo to largo 
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Lucretia Black Berry Plants by P. P 
25 plants. SI ; 109 plants, $2.25 : 1,000 ptant*. $10 bj 
freight. G. L. ELLIS, III ills boro, Delawar, 
FRUIT TREES and BERRY PLANTS 
They Gomt Up Smiling 
For Sale—ThirlyBush. Fine Golden Bantam Corn 
FOR SEED, F ivo dollars par bu. of 50pounds shollud. 
Or send one dollar for four quartK. Parcel postngo 
extra. C. R, BERGER. Westfield, Cli.nitaunnn Co.. N, Y. 
Write for our Catalog today. K«t. 1877. 
CALL’S Nl'ItSEltlKS Perry iLake County) Ohio 
Good Stock, Low Prices 
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Apple am! Peach Trees 
MITCHELLS’ NURSERY 
UllfllM PI nUCQ Oeanlue. Hnflwe Simla. S, , »rl(l»il S»u.i. i 
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ULLV Popular prices. All va- 
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■ on large quantItieK. 
Hokihunf Firmi Ealoutotvn, N. J. 
Dibble’s Russet Potatoes 
Four years’ inspection. Last passed 91)1 j per cent, free 
from (llBeubCi per buftht*) or $5.00 per barrel* wickeo. 
l .O. li. CHARLES COTTRELL, Hooaick Enlla, N. V 
i.vr*4-o •o-oarigvia, perennials, etc. 
Jtill l 5 iliinnintoeil llrat-e lass 
Bu 0 . tut» RUN FRUIT FARM. Print,. V.mtMl 
cren CORN One stalk carries 3 to R ears. Heads 17 to 
«CI.U oats 20 Inches. Priced below all other. Cata¬ 
log and rumples fire. E. C. OETMER, Napoloon, Olilo 
W. S. PULLEN 
