r 
575 
An 
opportunity 
for progressive farmer lo co-operate 
in feeding experiment with new stock 
feed. Adequate compensation and no 
disturbance of farm routine. 
A company with a new stock feed 
wishes to eo operate with a farmer 
within ISO miles of New York in a 
feeding experiment. About it dozen 
cows, six or eight hogs and one hun¬ 
dred chickens will be necessary. 
A graduate of an Agricultural Col¬ 
lege will be placed in charge of the 
experiment, and will attend to the 
feeding. No additional time or at¬ 
tention on the part of the farmer is 
required. We guarantee the farmer 
against any loss of products, which 
may be marketed as uslml, during the 
experiment. We will pay for the co¬ 
operation. 
Advertiser S75, care R. N.-Y. 
Do You Need Farm Help? 
We have many able-bodied Jewish young men. 
with and without experience, who wish to work on 
farms. If you need a good, steady mao, write for 
an order blank. Ours is not a commercial ernpiov- 
nient agency, and we make no charge to employer 
or employee. 
THE JEWISH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 
176 Second Avenue - . New York City 
FARM FOR SALE 
70 arrcc '■bunted on State road,three-quarter mile 
1 1-’ at_ics from Saratoga Springs, N'«» Yorl. t*!i 
acre* under eultlvatk i!, L'-room Colonial Houac. up-to- 
date farm builrimgf horn-anil cattle burn nilo. two lien 
hounee, aheri. . two etreanir. two w ells and cistern i 
slock consists of teem hero-. 20 turn! stock, tools. e te. 
Reason for selling : owner in hotel business. Will sell 
complete .or tH.DC.IO; e ve terms, inquire 
E. H. DUNHAM. Greenfield Center, N. Y. 
Subscribers’Exchange 
Rate of advertising in this department 5c per 
word each insertion, payable in advance. 
Copy mast reach os Thursday morning to 
appear in issae ol following week. 
This department is for the accommodation of 
subscribers, but no display advertising or ad¬ 
vertising of a commercial nature is admitted. 
Farm Help Wanted 
WANTED—Three experienced dry-hand milkers 
for certified dairy; must be clean, healthy 
and a hustler; able to milk 17 cows and cart* 
for same; farm located in Now York district; 
if you are a drifter don't ,ip|il,v; wages $55 and 
board. A DVEUT1.SE It 843, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
W ANTED— A farm bred couple without children 
to work on vegetable farm; wife lo help in 
house and man to work on fnnn; wages, $60 per 
mouth and found; pleasant place to live. 
MOUNTAIN JBRODK FARM, M< ihegai i Lake, 
WANTED—A single young man for general 
fiirm work; kind to horses, understand farm 
maebinery mu tractor); wages $45 and board: 
good references required. Write 'SUPERIN¬ 
TENDENT. Box 74, Meridhairi, N, J. 
WANTED—Healthy, refined, Christian, single 
lady, with means, us housekeeper, accomplice 
and partner, to develop high-class fruit farm. 
Address ADVERTISER 840, cure Rural New- 
Yorker. 
WANTED -Experienced dairyman, take charge 
dairy and drive milk truck; good chance ro 
advance; start $50 with board. ADVERTISER 
840, care Rural New-Yorker. 
STRONG HOY. farm bred, 18-20, wanted to 
assist man on small country place, front April 
through September; care two riding horses, cut 
grass, do odd jobs: wages $10 a week; good 
borne and board. If OX 487, New Canaan, Conn, 
WANTED—-Reliable man for general farm work; 
must be good milker and hustler; $50 per 
month and hoard. WILLIAM li, MILLER, New 
Kingston, Delaware Co.. N, Y. 
WANTED—Married or single man to assist with 
herd of 10<t Jerseys; must be good feeder, 
milker uud calf raiser and capable of taking 
some responsibility; state age, experience and 
wages expected. .MAGNOLIA FARM, Muscogee, 
Fla, 
WANTED—Married man for small herd pure¬ 
bred Guernseys and to care for few pigs; must 
be good dry band milker and understand feed¬ 
ing wages $70, house (unfurnished), milk and 
potatoes. Apply to MARTIN RECK, East 
Marion, N. Y. 
l'Ol I.TRYMAN. single, to work on poultry 
farm and learn business; some experience, 
age and references required; no smokers or 
drinkers; $30 per month and board. BUNGA¬ 
LOW POULTRY FARM, Monmouth Jnnv tion, 
N i «J . 
WANTED—Couple, without children, on smnll 
estate iu the City of New York: wife to do 
housework (must be fair cook l. uud husband 
for garden, poultry, cow and utilllv purposes; 
stab- wages, A. C. FACIE staple toil. N. Y. 
WASTED—Single experienced furrii hand; slate 
wages first letter. EARL WILSON, Weyden 
N. V. 
WANTED—Siugle mail for geuerul farm work; 
most be good teamster, good around stock and 
poultry; no cigarette user; Christian mail pre 
ferred; good home and hoard provided; state 
wuges. CHARLES STOUGHTON, Ncwfield, 
I. 
YOUNG MAN. 17 20 years, Christian, on small 
poultry farm; good home; experience un¬ 
necessary; slate wages, reference, etc. T. 
TIEDEMANN. R. F. B. 1 , Round Brook, N. J. 
WANTED-—Man; must he aide (o do general 
farm work and milk, or he willing to learn 
WALTER J. PFEEFFER, Kenny,a Lake. sulli 
van Co., N, Y. 
WANTED—Refined executive couple, 28 to 30 
no children, free of' use of lobuceo: man as 
muster family of boys; wife general supply and 
able to make and mend boys’ clothing; salary 
$1,380 per year and maintenance; particulars. 
W. G. FA.NCMEK, Superintendent, La Wrence, 
Mass, 
WANTED—Competent herdsman, married, with 
no children in family, to supervise and look 
after small herd of purebred Holstein cattle; 
fair salary with all living expenses. For in¬ 
formation. write CHARLES F. JOHNSON, 
Kis-Lyn, Pa. 
Situations Wanted 
EXPERIENCED operator on Cleveland tractor 
wishes position oil farm where experieuee is 
necessary operating tractor and other farm 
work; no horses or cows: reference furnished, 
state wages ami partb-ulars. ADVERTISER 
784, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Position on modern country estate, 
gardening or orchard work; seven years in 
last place. S. V. ANDERSON, 11)4 SouUunavd 
Road, Waterbury, Conn. 
POtXTRYMAN ( 2 (i) desires position on com¬ 
mercial plant or gentleman’s estate; thor¬ 
oughly experienced in hatching, raising of 
•hicks and feeding for egg production; best of 
references; state wages paid in first letter. 
CHARLES S. LEWIS, North Dana, Muss. 
HERDSMAN — 24, married, no children; thor¬ 
oughly experienced; A. R. O. records; good 
enlf raiser; no tnhnrco; references, ADVER¬ 
TISER 812, care Rural New-Yorker, 
POSI TION wanted as farm manager by married 
Cornell man; expert with stock, 'all farm 
crops, efficient with help, nil farm machinery: 
conscientious; Christian: works for interest of 
owner. ADVERTISER 819, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
POt LTRYMAN—Reliable: 20; married; practi¬ 
cal experience breeding, egg production; col¬ 
lege education; i-un produce results, managerial 
ability. KBERHAUDX, Fla Hands Rav, Brook¬ 
lyn, X. Y. 
POULTRY'MAN wants position in charge of 
plant, commercial or private; a man • that 
knows his business and can get results: presenf 
wages, $90. with board and room: would like to 
change immediately: please write details in first 
letler. ADVERTISER 829. care Rural New- 
Y orker. 
\ MERIC AN, single, wants position on farm or 
1 private estate; thoroughly competent iu taking 
’"II Charge; best of reference. SMITH, Box 35. 
1 \ alley Stye a in, L. I., N. Y. 
V, ANTED A position as a rliungp of chauffeur 
for gentleman's estate by person aged 37 
' ars: reference. F. j, KELLY. 159 Main St. 
Poughkeepsie, N. T. 
EXPERIENCED Woman of ability wants en¬ 
gagement as managing housekeeper on coun¬ 
try estate or large up-to-date farm: finst-dasB 
cook and manager: used to responsibility; one 
child, aged four years; references. ADVER¬ 
TISER 833, care Rural New-Yorker. 
7 DUNG MAN. American, anxious to learn busi¬ 
ness, would like position in dairy. ADVER¬ 
TISER 857, care Rural New-Yorker. 
AMERICAN COI PT,E. age 40, respectively, 
with one child, a girl, age 14 . would like 'a 
position as caretaker or working form foreman; 
wife would be willing to board help or work in 
house: have had life experience in all branches; 
all letters answered; best of references Id- 
dress ADVERTISER 854, care Rural ' New- 
Yorker. 
proposition; salary and percentage; married; 
T , 1 i "" 1 bl,il<1 new buildings. 
AID ERTISl-.H 852. earn Rural New Yorker. 
POSITION WANTED—Working farm or estate 
manager would like position; American, mar¬ 
ried. middle-aged: familiar with all branches in 
private estate and commercial up to-date fann¬ 
ing. all stock, Construction work and general 
upkeep of private and cnmnien-ial farms at. 
lowest possible cost; expert in handling men: 
strictly sober, honest and reliable: At refer¬ 
ences. ADVERTISER 873. care Rural New- 
Yorker, 
IOI L 1 U7 MAN — Single; expert in increasing 
egg production: conscientious worker. ADVER¬ 
TISER 8118 , care Rtirai New-Yorker. 
DOSl 1 Ton wanted as caretaker or manager on 
gentlemans estate; only permanent position 
will be considered; can furnish best op refer- 
? vp ll J family; American. Address FRED 
MDRHXZ, 051 Knickerbocker Aveuue, Brooklyn, 
GARDENER and poultrymnn; 45: single: ex¬ 
perienced all around man: small place: no 
tobacco. ADVERTISER 802 , ,-are Rural New- 
Yorker. 
IOT LTRYMAN, American. Protestant; mar¬ 
ried, witii one child, wishes position, com¬ 
mercial or private; references. ADVERTISER 
8 'il, cure Rural New-Yorker. 
« «' • 
' vi 
.. 
wishes position with sheep, raising market 
lambs: commetrinl proposition preferred; am 
without funds, hot would consider an arrange¬ 
ment i ii shares if given entire management. 
AD\ ERTLSER 800. care Rural New-Yorker. 
TWO BROTHERS, 25 and 27. Swedish, want 
position on dairy farm or private estate- state 
wages first letter. ADVERTISER 877. rare 
Rural New-Yorker. 
Protestant. experienced, common sense suc¬ 
cessful preparer for private and State universi- 
tics. wishes position in standard day, high or 
normal school: North. Northwest; certificates 
France, Cornell; unexcelled references, ADVER¬ 
TISER 8(54, care Rural New-Yorker. 
Farms For Sale, to Rent, etc. 
FOR SALE—-Ideal Maine dairy farm of 250 
acres; fields level and free from rooks: five 
miles from Augusta; on State road and trolley 
line; cuts 175 tons ..f hay; pasture and barns 
for head; 12 room bouse: burns have running 
water, electric lights and power; three silos: 
farm fully equipped with modern machinery. 
For terms and particulars address CHARLES 8 . 
POPE, Manchester. Kcnnehee To., Me. 
WANTED—Single women as attendants in State 
institution for feeble-minded; salary $44 per 
month aud maiutcuauce, with opportunity for 
advancement. Apply stating age and enclosing 
letter of reference ' from previous employers if 
possible), to SUPERINTENDENT. Letch worth 
Village, Thiells, Rockland Co,, N Y. 
WANTED—Herdsman-dairyman, at once, mar¬ 
ried man preferred, for gentleman's estate. 
Address, git lug experience, age and family. 
WILLIS SHARPE KILMER. Remlik, Va. 
WAN TED—At once, man and wife. Protestant, 
no children: man to care for one horse, car, 
lawns, garden, etc.; woman to help with work 
in house; Christina family of two: permanent 
position for right couple: state wages expected 
in first letter; references required. HENRY' 
A. GAEDE, Marlboro, Ulster Co., N. Y. 
MAN AND WIFE—Small place; general work; 
mostly fruit; cow. chickens; state wages; 
near PeekttkilL ADVERTISER 803. care Kurul 
New-Yorker. 
WANTED — Experienced farmer aud wife ou 
small farm; house, wood, garden, potatoes 
and milk free; house six rooms, unfurnished; 
state wages in first letter. G. D. POWELL, 
State Line, Mass. 
WANTED — Couple (Protestant), no children, 
for general farm week: man most know how 
to milk, be a good teamster and understand 
working machinery; wife help with housework; 
both must be honest, reliable and willing 
workers; give references, wages wanted and 
particulars In first letter. CLARENCE I>. 
DICKINSON. It. No. 1. Bridgeton, N. J. 
C0UIT.K WANTED — Man as gardener and 
chauffeur; wife ns cook or waitress; country 
estate, 40 miles out on Long Island. Vddress, 
giving references, D. FRANK, 118 Freeman 81,. 
Brooklyn. N. Y. 
WANTED—Middle-aged mau who understands 
all ulimit garden truck, a good home; ptense 
state salary 111 first letter, PAUL SHEARBY, 
It. 2. Somerville, N. J. 
WANTED—A middle-aged Hollander or German 
for general farming on a small farm iu South 
Jersey; one who does not use tobacco nor drink 
rum, atni who would appreciate a good home 
more than wages, M. HARRISON, li. 2, 
Box Jill, Ntwfkbl, N. ,T 
WORKING manager wanted for small dairy 
farm in Dutchess Co., N, Y.; not an estate; 
must understand general farming, milking, care 
nnd feeding of stock, raising of either; fine 
opening for u progressive youug married man; 
good rlmrni ti r nnd personal integrity absolute 
essentials; personal interview desired; good 
house; give ago, nationality, experience and 
wages expected in first letter. Address ] . (I. 
BOX 11. Bedford Hills. N. Y. 
WANTED —Two girls or mother nnd daughter 
to work together, cooking nnd housework. on 
farm, for owner's family only; nil conveniences 
Write lull particulars, P. O. BOX 43 Goldens 
Bridge, N. Y. 
WANTED—For May 15. married couple for farm 
on Jersey coast: mau for general farm work; 
wife (o board help; references required. K. 
HIRSCHE, 50 Central Park West, New York, 
N. Y. 
WANTED-—Middle aged muti to work on small 
farm: must bo bandy with tools and be able 
to do some plowing aud take care of garden, 
milk, and eure for two homes; no cigarettes; 
state wages wanted. Address BOX 84, Sparrow 
bush, N. Y. 
WANTED—Reliable middle-aged couple: man 
general caretaker of grounds; wife good plain 
cook; German preferred; cottage; best of ref.-r- 
em es required. ADVERTISER 851, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
^YANTED — Couple, no children, fur a small 
country place; six acres, 50 miles front New 
York; family of three; man. cure of cow poul¬ 
try. generally useful: wife, general housework, 
no laundry; references. Address SUITE 707 40 
East 41st Street, New York City, 
WANTED—Farmi-r-orebanlist. Italian, Swi-s or 
Scandinavian preferred, capable developing 
rundown farm into coiumorvial fruit farm 
(pears and. grapes); permanent position to hard¬ 
working, industrious man taking personal in¬ 
terest; no objection smnll family. Reply giving 
full details, wuges, etc., ADVERTISER 850 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED — Youug man, clean habits. Indus- 
trioos, willing-, experienced duiry farm work; 
good home and board; hours reasonable; $40 
per month to right party. L\ J. PUTTWEILKU. 
K. !>,, J^tTersonvIltey N. Y, 
WANTED—Man experienced in running suw- 
null. AD\ EUTISKK 87t» f cure Kurai New- 
x orker. 
WANTED—Single Protestant nmn for general 
farming; good teamster and milker; all year 
round Job. Address, stating wages wanted to 
T. BENJAMIN HENRY, Bog 86, Route 4. East 
btroudsburg, I’a. 
WANTED—A-l woman to cook for boarding¬ 
house of 1 109 guests: also chambermaid and 
several waitresses; only first-class help wauled. 
Mono others considered. Address ADVERTISER 
872, care Rural New-Yorker. 
SINGLE MAN wanted for farm work; $40 per 
Month unit board: must be milker aud team¬ 
ster; no old men or boys; want a worker. 'Phone 
TEU SMITH"" 2 ' ' N ‘ Y - nf,er 0 >’• CUES 
WANTED—Woman, 00 or 55 years old. to be 
with boy 1 four) nnd assist with housework; 
four in family. \V. H. EASTMAN. Exeter, Me. 
RELIABLE single man, 35-5(1, for general farm 
work; must be a good milker; wuges $35 per 
mourn, board and room. ADVERTISER 871 
rare Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Reliable experienced single man for 
g»au*rnl farm work; good homo, good pjiv. 
E. 0. fisher, r. 4, Geneva, N. Y. 1 ‘ 
COUPLE or mother and daughter, to take en 
tire charge of small house on farm. Itviugtoti- 
oii Hudson, for family of three; plain cooking, 
Table service and gt»m*rnl housework; permanent 
ami good home, congenial surroundings and 
adequate wages for willing asslstmuce;~ exper 
l«‘nc«* oof essential: from May l, ADVER¬ 
TISER S<h ? care Rural New-Yorker, 
WANTED—Competent farmer and wife To work 
on private estate Where farm hands are 
boarded; woman to cook and do general house¬ 
work; state references anil wages in first letter. 
ADVERTISER 839, care Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED -Orchardist; practical, thorough, 
hustler; one experienced Fonlson and maclim 
ery preferred; Hudson River farm; state exper¬ 
ience. references, salary wanted and whether 
single or family. ADVERTISER 866, care 
Rural New Yorker. 
BURKING FOREMAN on dairy farm, with 
house, firewood, garden spot and milk; state 
wages and experience; give mimes and addresses 
of references, ADVERTISER 803. cure Rural 
New -1 urker. 
understands nil the branches of poultry hit/ 
Imndry, either Commercial, private, or o 
shares: must be first class proposition. AE 
\ ERTLSER 832, care Rural New-Yorker. 
SINGLE poultry man open for position May I; 
references. ADVERTISER 830. care Rural 
Xew-Y orier. 
POt LTRYMAN. single, practical experience 
'ViHi all breeds .if poultry, water fowl and 
squabs. AD\ KK1 ISER 831. care Rural Xew- 
i orker. 
YOUNG married couple like lo take charge of a 
small farm or country estate: man .-an drive 
Ford car and good on farm work; wife good 
cook. Answer by letter, ADVERTISER 835. 
care Rural MOW-Yorker. 
7 Oi NG M AN, 20, wishes job on farm; experi¬ 
enced in farming; good dry-hand milker: 
Could drive* any i*arj no tohacoo ust*rj American 
.Trw: good reference. ADVERTISER 837. care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
PRACTICAL farm superintendent, eight years 
present position, seeks new connection; col¬ 
lege graduate, married, one child; successful 
with pedigree stock, farm crops and dairy prod¬ 
ucts; experienced in fancy cheese making. 
Bo\ 104, Hollistou. Mass, 
SHLPI1ERD—Professional English shepherd 
open for position; married. " E. WJCKSON 
Sooth Easton, Mass. 
YOUNG man, 21, deaf, good character, no 
smoking, no liquors, experienced in house and 
garden work, wishes position on private place 
or estate; please state- wages. FRANK M. 
FA TANGO, core of Mrs. Chichester, Mabopac, 
Yl)T NG MAN. Danish, wants position on farm 
or private place from May 1; good home; 
handy nod willing to learn; state place and 
wages. ADVERTISER 848, care Rural Now- 
Y'orker. 
bill AlloN WANTED—Gardener and farmer; 
married: Scotch; good vegetables and fruit, 
steak, all grains; can furnish help if desired' 
best references. ADVERTISER 847, care Kurai 
New-Yorker. 
7VOHK1 Ni i 1- OR EM A N desires position on gen¬ 
tleman's farm; fully experienced in dairying, 
stock raising, horses; can handle all farm 
machinery; willing te> board 4-5 men; tint afraid 
to work; got A 1 reference from all my om- 
ioyers. ADVERTISER 840. care Rural' New- 
: orker. 
MR. Progressive Grain Merchant — Can votir 
sales organisation use a practical dairyman 
(Cornell agricultural training) having experi¬ 
ence in cattle feeding, some s "Ring experience, 
splendid business training and a goo 1 educa¬ 
tion/ If so. write CHASE. 20 Ftr View Av., 
New Heighten. S, I., N Y. 
Y Dl NG cm pLE desire position; man exper¬ 
ienced. practical l-oultryman: wife good house¬ 
keeper anil plain cook; good references. For 
further particulars address ADVERTISER 850, 
cure Rural New-Yorker. 
COUPLE, without children; mail to do light 
general farm work: wife fo- housework: ref¬ 
erences required. Cull or write PAUL HER¬ 
MAN, Monroe N. Y’., or 316 Hudanu Street, 
New 7’ork City. 
7 til NG MAN. '.'ii. single, graduate two-year 
course in agriculture and with several years’ 
experience iu fruit, would like position on com¬ 
mercial orchard with chance for advancement. 
Address, giving particulars. ADVERTISER 809. 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
7r.\I’I.K SHADE Litchfield Comity: delightful 
location for Summer home; 12 rooms, new : 
beautiful piece woodland and brook if wanted; 
photos. Owner. GEORGE AN ORE77’S. North- 
field, Conn. 
FOR SALS—Stork farm: 700 acres; nil kinds 
good buildings; two new houses; 100 acres 
hemlock timber, ready to cut: 209 acres pas- 
’ure; balance plow land for tractor: $16,000 if 
sold soon, or would cash rent $2.50 per acre 
for term of years, cash in advance; seven miles 
from t'orriing. Sli-ubeti Co., N. y. THOMAS 
HASLKTT, Hall N. y 
FOR SALE—Mountain View Farm; 111 acres: 
si ven Guernsey cows all fresh this April: one 
bull one lu-ifer. one calf, team of heavv work 
horses, one carriage horse. 40 ton silo,'6 hp. 
engine ami saw outfit, all farm machinery, 
wagons. carriages. sleds: basement barn, 
stanchions for IS head: tine bouse, 10 rooms, 
slate roof, hardwood Trim and doors, running 
water, toilet and bath in bouse, furnace heated: 
price fop oil $4 500: can be bought without 
stock. BOX 100 . West Hartford. Vt. 
FARM WANTED—For poultry; about 10 acres: 
b-ase or buy: within 30 miles of New York: 
near station, town, good road: give details- no 
agents. ADVERTISER 820, eare Rural New- 
Yorker. 
FOR SALE 
location; 
TEMPLIN’. 
—360 acre grain ami dairy farm: 
fully equipped Owner, J. 
Coatesvillc, Pa. 
fine 
W. 
$30,000—200 ACRE FARM— Six mil.-s from Bing-' 
namtun; five miles macadam: one mile dry hill 
road: tu-w modern barn, two silos attached: 11- 
room house, in fine condition: 50 head cattle. 
Including two high-grade registered bulls and "3 
registered or eligible for registry cows, besides 
■’•'“H B r oiK'rty and buildings now insured for 
$30,000 at 80 per rent of value; this proposition 
is worth investigating by anyone who wants a 
farm from which lie can get a big return. E 
I A- I'-- McKiNNEY. 1<S6 18.8 State Street 
Binghamton. X. Y. 
FARM FOR 
good house 
farms in the 
I'nintv, N. 
ADVERTTSKI 
SALE—120 a.-res; on state road: 
and buildings; otic of the best 
"l inger 1 .ii ke Region" in Setteea 
Y’.: near village: good schools. 
1 768. care Rural New-Yorker. 
GOOD reasons cause me to sacrifice farm of 160 
acres 32 miles from Now Y',.rk for $18,060; 
will take part mortgage, well built house, with 
bath »Hil beater; could lint he built for $10 000- 
large barn, level trai t on hill in fruit eonntrv: 
excellent roads: no agents. ADVERTISER 834. 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
I'OR SALE—Furtn, 117 acres: 100 tillable: very 
fertile soil: desirable neighborhood; near sta¬ 
tion and good rouil: dairy and poultry seetion: 
crops, stocks uud tools. Address LOI'ls VAR¬ 
GA, Ifingoes. N. J. 
77 ANTED About Dl acres of land suitable fur 
_ poultry: no buildings; within 30 mites of 
New York: Jersey preferred; must be level, well 
drained, near station, town, main toad: give de¬ 
tails. ADA KRT1SER S30, care Rural New- 
Yurker. 
80-ACRE farm for sale, near city of Poughkeep¬ 
sie: price. $6,500: $2,000 mortgage. For pa-. 
I Villa rs write ADVERTISER 838. care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Farm, preferably on lake, in Rock- 
land, Thitifhpss, t\’^stoln‘Stt'r or Oranirp coun- 
ties. Write fully, BOX 1000. Lakeville. Conn. 
Other Advertisements of Subscribers’ 
Exchange will be found on page 573. 
