DOUBLE A' QUALITY 
2 H-P. was $ 59 
6 H-P. was $180 
12 H-P. was $352 
30 H-P. was $1091 
Above Prices 
I". O. U, Ii.an .mu City. 
Now $ 39.95 
Now $119.90 
Now $249.00 
Now $699.80 
Direct From Factory • 
WITTE factory price direct‘invrn you money. 
Newquotationa are from $20to$lOOk*s8 than 
they were last year. All fsizea and styles cut 
in proportion, including Log Saws—True Saws— 
PorfaUfl Cutoff Saws and Stationary Gu« Saws. 
Lifetime Guarantee. 
wo will send catalog and lowest price— 
CASH or EASY TERMS, as you wish. 
WITTE ENGINE WORKS. 
1891 Oakland Avenue. KANSAS CITY. MO. 
189* Empire Building, PITTSBURGH. PA. 
What you get in 
A A C Fertilizers 
A A C Fertilizers are serving more farmers 
than the fertilizers of any other manufacturer. 
You may know them as “A A C”; or by such 
famous subsidiary brands as “Homestead,’* 
“Empire,” “Horseshoe,” “Patapsco,” “Cleve¬ 
land Dryer”; or by the brands associated with 
such pioneers of the industry as Bradley, 
Bowker, Liebig, Stockbridge, Coe, Wheeler, 
Lister, Detrick, Zell, Hess and others. 
All are today the product of this great 
organization, with its unlimited facilities for 
manufacture and for obtaining the world’s 
choicest materials. 
Behind them, too, are the combined discover- 
ies and experience of the most noted group of 
men in all fertilizer history—among them men 
who have devoted half a century to the study of 
plant foods, soil fertility and crop requirements. 
You get the benefit of all these important fac¬ 
tors when^you buy A A C Quality Fertilizers. 
And that means absolute assurance that the 
goods are RIGHT and of the highest standard 
of quality obtainable. 
Using the fertilizers that are right for your soil 
ORDER DIRECT FROM FACTORY 
We will send you as many gallons as you 
want of good quality red or brown 
BARN PAINT 
upon receiptor remittance. Wcnre paint special¬ 
ists amt can supply you with paint tor any pur¬ 
pose. Tell us yoUr wants and IK iisqip'to you 
low prices. We can tntvc vmi money by shipping 
1 1 i rco t f ro mom* fact o ry. fcfa M s f m • l. i o 11 G u a ran t eed. 
On order* for thirty Kallon* or i.vnr wo will prepay tho 
freight within u radius, of three hundred tniloa. 
AMALGAMATED PAINT CO. 
Factor/: 372 WAYNE ST., JERSEY CITY, N. J. 
very hard to pulverize. The most satis¬ 
factory treatment I have found, which I 
have followed for years, is ns follows: 
Scrape and dean, a hard surface on the 
ground, spread on a layer of three or four 
inches of chicken manure. Have a ves¬ 
sel of boiling water, and sprinkle very 
liberally. Make the manure very wet, 
then put on another layer of manure and 
water, and continue so to use alternately 
until you have used all the manure. Theu 
water the pile an 1 press down with your 
shovel, and spr! h the whole pile. Cover 
well with old hags r cloths; then soak 
the covering with hot water, aud put old 
boards or anything convenient on top. 
Look at it. the third day; may he you 
will have to wait until the fourth day. but 
whenever it becomes real hot, after waiting 
another day work it over. If there are any 
dry places, put ou more water. In a 
few days turn it again, and may he it 
will have to he turned the fourth time. 
At the last working over, sow over a lib¬ 
eral quantity of acid phosphate, and if 
you want to have a real tine complete 
fertilizer, mix in a liberal supply of 
kainit or sulphate of potash. In a week 
or 10 days the manure should have so 
heated up that all lumps and Hakes should 
have become entirely disintegrated, aud 
it should be very fine and ready to supply 
plant food of the best kind to any plaut. 
Salisbury, Md. i. s.w. 
T{. N.-Y.—But- is there not quite a loss 
of ammonia through this heating? Care 
should bo taken not to let the manure 
get. too hot. We imagine that the am¬ 
monia smell around that heap would be 
strong. Our own plan, though more la¬ 
borious, is to keep the manure as dry as 
possible, crush it and mix with phosphate 
aud potash. No one, however, cares 
to criticize any successful method. 
Why not Let u 
Do Your 
Fur Tanning' ? 
Cowhidea and Horsehides mada 
into Coulx, Huber und Kux'J. The 
triomuniM) made into Gloves, Mitt¬ 
ens und Cana. Calf skins made into 
Coats, Hobos, Gloves, Mittens, J 
Vests, Cupn nnd Robs. Dor skins J 
into Hubs, Glove* and Mittens. I 
Coon, Hoi, Skunk. Mink. Muskrat, M 
cte.. into Scarfs, Muffs. Stoles, T 
Chokers, etc. - any kind of Rnrment 1 
made from any kind of skin suitah) 
to tho purpose, 
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Shows stylos and prices on all the 
Above work. AI»o ilJusirations and 
prices <m taxidermy work. Shows 
now to Swh’ct, preparo and ship 
Hides and Furs, Sim I your name 
/"r this free booklet today. J* 
ROCHESTER FUR DRESSING CO. W 
674 We«t Avenue. Roche,ter, N. Y. 
THE FOUNDATION 
OF GOOD CROPS 
5ow"—Solvay Pulverized Limestone—“so shall 
bigger, better, more profitable crops. Solvay 
* brings crops to quick, complete maturity 
by making soil sweet; releasing all plant* 
food to the growing crops. Guaran- 
—-—q teed high test 95% carbonates— 
/ ground fine, furnace dried, easily 
spread. Crop improvement shows 
first harvest. 
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J Hoi o price 
*3 *h»*«*t on Kle citric 
8ti pillion, III HO CnU- 
■F*Ionite on Fixture 
Automobile Butter- 
tlea. Storn_:e Buttery 
PlirfM M tl ll II HUM! 
Lighting 1 Mauls. 
In writing* give Itcimt in which you are interested. 
AGENTS WANTED for our Lincoln Automobile H:\Uerica and 
Houao Lighting Plant a to Cover auctions ttlll upon. 
HINSDILL ELECTRIC CO., Troy, N. Y. 
Established 1007 
??ULVERI2c5f 
LIMESTONE 
■sent FREE. 
THE SOLVAY PROCESS CO 
501 Milton Ave. Syracuse, N. , 
EDMONDS’ POULTRY 
ACCOUNT BOOK 
The best, we know. Complete in one book. 
Easily kept. Net results shown at any 
time. Good for one year. 
Price $1.00 To Canada $1.25 
For Sale by —The Rural New-Yorker 
333 W. 30th Street New York City 
This attractive 234-pago 
hook has some ul the 
best of the Hope Farm 
Man’s popular sketches— 
philosophy, humor, and 
sympathetic human touch. 
Price $1.50. For sale by 
Rural New-Yorker, 335 
W. 30th St., New York. 
Sand One IMUr mid wo will send you 
FIVE Iwonly-tive cent package* of our 
Elephant Brand Universal Fertilizer 
Our Social pret'«r*tiou fur DAHLIAS, CANNAS, 
ULAIUOLUS, MaIWK.R AND KITCHEN HARDENS. 
E»ch [I»ck*ije «inl»in.i an* net. Delivered free within 
300 mil«*a of New \ ork City. Over 300 tuiles send twouty 
cent* extra for parcel post. 
INDEPENDENT CHEMICAL COMPANY 
D*pt. B 87 D.y St.. New York City 
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