687 
Do You Need Farm Help? 
Wi* * have many able-bodied Jewish young men 
with and without experience, who wish to work on 
farms. U you need a good, steady man. write I<■ r 
an order blank. Ours is not a commercial employ¬ 
ment agency, and we make no charge to employer 
or t in ploy ee. 
THE JEWISH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 
176 Second Avenue - - New York City 
Subscribers’Exchange 
Rato of advertising in this department V per 
word each insertion, payable in advance 
Copy must reach os Thursday morning to 
appear in issue ol following week. 
This department is t'ov the ai comiundatinu of 
subscriber*, bat no display advertising or ad¬ 
vertising of a commercial nature is admitted. 
Farm Help Wanted 
WANTED—Good plain < • • k. July 1< • September; 
*40 monthly: m fnnn In the Catskills. MRS. 
A M. KIND. Box 8-5 Cairo. Greent Co.. N. V. 
WANTED- -Single women us attendants in State 
Institution for feehle-tnitnlod; salary $44 per 
month and lniiliitctmnct. with oppoiimiily for 
advnnceuieiit. Apply, staling nge and enclosing 
letter of refereneo (from previous employer* If 
possible), to Kl'PEHlMEN DENT. I.eicltWorlh 
\ iilage. Thtells, Rockland Co.. N. Y. 
WOMAN wanted for place in country; must be 
fond of ehildren and willing worker: good 
botiie. permanent place: washing done out; im¬ 
provements; wages $50 month. MBS. A. 8. 
J ANSON, Kntnse.v, N. J. 
WANTED—Two girls as waitress and chamber¬ 
maid in private family; nil modern conven¬ 
iences. Address, stating wages, MBS, JOHN 
E, CALHOUNf Cornwall, Com). 
CuITT.E WANTED—Forty miles out, on LOOK 
Island; man to be chauffeur and gardener, 
w,t,- t.i be cook. Address, with rrfereueea and 
salary expected, 1>. FRANK, 118 Freeman 
Street. Brooklyn, N, Y. 
HERDSMAN WANTED — We talec purebred 
Guernseys; usually run from lb to 1C on A. R. 
test: we are seeking a herdsman whose suc¬ 
cessful record on A. R, work and calf raising 
will stand the most searching investigation; to 
smb a mar. we will make u very attractive 
proposition; give full particulars in your first 
letter, which will ho considered strictly ennfl 
dentinI. Address ADV ERTISER 959. rare Rural 
New Yorker. 
WANTED—Supervisor lor cow testing associa¬ 
tion m Franklin County. Vermont, must be a 
mull who can give assistance in feeding and 
management problems. Apply COliNTY AGENT, 
St. Albans, Vt. 
WANTED From May 1 to November, woman 
to eook. do laundry and assist with house¬ 
work; two in family; country. !'. <t. Fox 382, 
Monroe, N. Y. 
WANTED—Ar one* , one or two single men to 
work on llMi-acre farm anil dairy; inuM he 
g..od milkers reliable, not afraid work, at mod¬ 
erate wages by month or by year; state wages 
wanted, and persons not reliable need not ap¬ 
ply. CRYSTAL SPRING STOCK FARM, Lit 
tleatown. Fa. 
WANTED—Single men for general orchard' 
work. THE ORCHARDS, Bennington, Vt. 
WANTED—Single man: strong, willing worker; 
all around farmer; good home and board, with 
$35 month steady job right mini. J. G. WAT 
SON. Box 34. K. F. D. No. 1, Hudson. N. Y. 
WANTED—Good, faithful, settled, middle-aged 
tdugle farmer; good permanent borne, good 
people; small farm; reasonable wages; at once. 
JOHN PARSONS, Motor Route B, Atlantic 
City, N J. 
WANTED—Two carpenters with tools; long job; 
$7f> per month and hoard. ('nil or address 
MANAGER. P'obfiseo Farm Flciniilgton, N. J. 
WANTED—Experienced milker, single, for Hol¬ 
stein herd: must liiite clean habits, and not a 
shifter: wages $50 and board. BOX 229, Morris 
Plains. N. J. 
GIRT, to help with housework; home in village; 
all conveniences; good home to light party. 
ADVERTISER 992. care Rural New- Yorker. 
ELDERLY man to belp on farm; good home to 
right party; 9tate wages and references. 
ADVERTISER 993, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—A reliable, experienced, single man 
for general farm work; S-Ri per umutb. E. 
C. FISHER, R. 4, Geneva, N Y. 
WANTED—Woman ussistaut in care of children 
and general housework: $4<> per month: op¬ 
portunity for advuacemeiit: convenient location. 
E\ ERG REI NS SANATOKtl'M-SCHOOI. FOR 
CHILDREN, 51 Men and Road. Albany, N, Y. 
SINGLE MAN wanted for farm uuiM milk and 
he expert Willi horses: $51) per month and 
board. ’Phone 42M Cold Spring after 9 ji, in. 
CHESTER SMITH. Cold Spring N Y. 
WANTED—Woman, having liihl not over live. 
Por general housework: no laundry. MRS. 
GEORGE S. CLARK. Milford, Conn. 
WANTED—Competent, reliable girl or middle 
aged woman for general housework. BOX 
525. Edwards N. Y. 
WANTED—Herdsman and farm baud; herdsman 
for purebred dairy, 15 cows, milker and latest 
equipment: farm hand for up-to-date farm, 
tractor and all machinery; no milking. 
NESHANIC MT. FARM, Ncshnnic, N. J. 
WANTED—At once, single active man for gen¬ 
eral farm work uinl milk eight (8) cows", 
must understand the work; owner cures for the 
poultry end; good home, permanent job right 
man. give age, nationality, wages expected, 
enclose reference. WILLIAM H . HE A RSf I El D. 
Babylon, I 1. N. Y. 
WANTED— Married couple for work on smull 
farm near Ossining. N Y.: woman to Work 
inside; man general work outside; write for 
pnrtlCUlflts. ADVERTISER 997, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
HERDSMAN WANTED— Holsteins: must milk 
feed, tit and show. Address ADVERTISER 
990, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—At once, experieneed single man for 
general farm work: $80 per month and good 
board. LAKE VIEW FARM, It. D. 3. Newton. 
Sussex Co., N. J. 
WANTED—Single man, experieneed in farm 
work, at once; wages $40 and board. A. W. 
BENNER, Busk irk, N, Y. 
WANTED A good, reliable and busy man; one 
that understands all kinds of farm work; must 
he a sober mni), also one that will appreciate a 
good home. In care of MRS. J. ECKERSON, 
Mousey, N, Y. 
MILKERS—We need several competent dry 
hand milkers, wages $tai |ior month with 
hoard and singlo room W ALKERGOUDON 
MILK FARMS, riainshoro, N. J. 
ASSISTANT gardener and poult rytnan ou a 
•.-mall Long Island estate. 20 miles from New 
York; please state qua 11 fie tit Ions and salary ex- 
l-cotcd. ADVERTISER 1009, can Rural New- 
Yorker, 
FARM HAND-—Experienced; good plow man; 
man handy with paint brush and carpenter 
tools; on farm boarding-house; good lnottls and 
room, $25 per month. BOX liS, Windham. 
N. Y. 
WANTED—Single matt us assistant (not mana¬ 
ger) on poultry farm: $00 per month to start; 
must bo ti willing worker, with lols of pep and 
not afraid of extra hours in busy season: state 
experience, age, height weight and where last 
employed: tnhueeo users do not apply. Address 
ADVERTISER 1097, care Rural New-Yorker. 
EXPERIENCED FARMER wanted as partner on 
large farm near Catskill, N. V.; owner wishes 
to install modern equipment; partner to do 
farming: must invest something. Particulars. 
E KNAUST, Box 215. Route 1, Saugerties, 
N. Y. 
WANTED — Teeter for association in otto of 
Now York's best associations; lorutcil In 
Western New York; tine opportunity for a man 
finishing college; wages $3.50 per day and hoard. 
ADVERTISER 1004, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Immediately, experienced man on 
small farm: $4ti mouth, board. VICTOR 
SEARING, Lakewood. N. J. 
WANTED—Girl or woman for general house¬ 
work in house with all city conveniences; 
family of two adults; staff wages. E. WAL- 
GROYK, 14 Ohio Avenue, Norwalk. Conn. 
NEAT capable woman for general housework In 
famtty of three adults, a pleasant home is 
offered a woman who appreciates country life; 
im-dorn conveniences: no drudgery. PLEASANT 
ACRES. Wttllkill, N. Y. 
WANTED—I-'arm hand who can milk, handle 
team and general farm work; long hours and 
plenty of hard work; good home, clean Iwtls, 
Indoor hath, etc.; $40 month the year round: 
permanent, 4YesT,e lies ter County; 12 miles from 
railroad and town. ADVERTISER, Hoorn 501. 
02 Broadway, New York. 
WANTED -Middle-aged woman to do general 
housework In smull family; Protestant pre¬ 
ferred. all modern conveniences; good home. 
MRS. CHESTER A. GAEDE, Marlboro on-Uud- 
si>n, N. Y. 
WANTED—A dairyman experieneed lu handling 
milk uud cream for delivery route; must he 
able to make highest quality swept and salted 
butter, cottage cheese and cultured or luetic 
milk: these dairy products are fur strictly 
highest class trade, ami unl.ss your qualifica¬ 
tions are such that there is no possibility of 
failure to produce the best, do not answer this 
advertisement. Address, stating fully your 
qualifications. ADVERTISER 1015, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
WANTED AT ONCE—A man with experience 
in selling and delivering milk, cream, butter, 
cottage cheese, etc.: must In* a high-grade man 
onpnble of taking full charge; object of owner 
is to increase output to the maximum under a 
minimum overhead expense in the highest grade’ 
dairy products ever sold; success i-nn only be 
attained by hard and persistent effort: route is 
already well established and offers to the right 
man an exi-eptional opportunity. Address, stal¬ 
ing qualifications fully. ADVERTISER 1014. 
care Rural New-Yorker, 
WANTED --Capable young woman t" take charge 
of small poultry plant. Write, stating train¬ 
ing arid cxpi t.enoe, ADVERTISER 1019, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
Situations Wanted 
AMERICAN, married, wants greenhouse posi¬ 
tion or on market garden farm, preferably on 
Long Island. ADVERTISER 989. eare Rural 
New-Yorker. 
~ ▼ 
POFLTRYMAN. single 27, desires position its 
manager or modern plant; Cornell Training 
and thoroughly experieneed In nil branches; em¬ 
ployed at present hut want to make it change. 
ADVERTISER 985, care Rural New Yorker. 
REFINED young man, 31. American, Seventh 
Day Adventist, desires a position ou a farm 
where he tuny observe the Seventh Day iStiltir 
day); moderate salary. Address ADVERTISER 
98C. cure Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED—Position on modern country estate, 
gardening • *» orchard work; seven years in 
last place. S. V. ANDERSON. 194 Southtuayd 
Road. Waterbary. Court. 
BOY. 14. good size. would like to work on farm 
for board and clothes onergerh 
lean). Address F H. BOWEN Groton N Y. 
WANTED—By man with family, position on 
farm; grant milker, teamster ami general 
farmer. ADVERTISER 998. cure Rural New 
Yorker. 
POFl.TRYMAN married. 12 years' estate ex¬ 
perience, wishes position: best references. 
ADVERTISER 995, care Rural New Yorker. 
TWO Yol'NG MEN 1291 desire work on truck 
or general farms: large farm preferred. Ad 
dress S. OSSIPOEE, 118 West 129th Street 
New York. 
BOY lltt) wants home tit Christian family: 
small remtttiertit:®u exported: Long Island or 
New Jersey preferred. ADVERTISER 994. elite 
Rural New Yorker. 
YOFNG l ARV'ER wishes any posit 'em on big 
for in. KOltFsMAROS 542 East 84th Street. 
New York. Phone Rhinelander 7195. 
POFLTRY MANAGER, married 15 years’ prac¬ 
tical experience, thorough and reliable, is 
open for engagement: ei.mnier.ial only; near 
New York. ADVERTISER 999. eare Rural 
New Yorker. 
YOFNG MAN. inexperienced, wants steady 
position on farm: strong, quick to learn and 
willing to work ANDREW KIRCHNER. 1357 
Hnncoek Street. Brooklyn. N. Y. 
WOMAN, refined, wants position as managing 
housekeeper on country estate: can manage 
small dairy, keep track of farm poultry, etc.: 
references: otic child. ADVERTISER 100S. care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
HERDSMAN or poultrymati, single, wishes posi¬ 
tion: $95: experienced: references. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1999, care Rural New-Yorker. 
POSITION wauled by single young man, 20, 
agricultural school graduate; four years’ ex¬ 
perience. herdsman, dairyman, field work: can 
handle all farm machinery; At references, 
ADVERTISER 1902, cure Rural New-Yorker. 
HERDSMAN, single. 29; thoroughly experienced 
and trained. A. It. O. everything; salary 
guided by results. ADVERTISER 1012, care 
Rural New Yorker. 
MAN. 30. experieneed, capable, slightly deaf. 
vvautf farm work. E. COSTELLO, 129 East 
59th Street. New York City. 
Yol N'G MAN (epileptic) desires country hoard 
and position ou l'anit; general useful. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1010. cure Rural New-Yorker. 
AMERICAN young man desires position as farm 
helper: best references. ADVERTISER 1011, 
care Rural New Yorker. 
AS MAN on small private place; English (37): 
married; Huddle horses, car, cow, care of 
grounds; long references; state wages. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1913. care Rural New-Yorker. 
Farms For Sale, to Rent, etc. 
FOR SALE—Ideal Maine dairy farm of 250 
acres; fields level and free from racks; five 
miles from Augusta; on Stare road iiutl trolley 
line; cuts 175 toils of buy; pasture and barns 
for 75 head; 12 room house; burns have running 
water, electric lights and power, three silos: 
farm fully equipped with modern machinery. 
For terms and particulars address CHARLES S. 
EDITS. Manchester, Kennebec Co., Me. 
FOIt SALE—Stock farm: 700 acres; all kinds 
good buildings; two new houses; 100 acres 
hemlock timber, ready to cut; 200 acres pas¬ 
ture; balance plow Lund for tractor; $19,000 if 
sold soon, or would cash rent. $2.50 per acre for 
term of years, cash In advance: seven miles 
from Corning. Steuben Co.. N. Y. THOMAS 
HASLETT. Hall, N. Y. 
COLONIAL 113 rooms) brick residence on Hud¬ 
son River, near Albany; suitable for all year 
home, hotel or club; all modern improvements; 
six acres; two-story gnrnge; fruit and shade 
trees; all buildings first idass condition; good 
transportation; price $10,000; terms to suit. 
MRS. ANNIE M. WOLFE, 383 Livermore Ave.. 
Wcsterligh, Staten Island. N. Y. 
FOR SALE—Large dairy and fruit farm In Ash- 
field, Mass.; approximately 400 to 500 acres; 
will sell for cash nr part cash or on contract,; 
fur full description and particulars, address 
RRINTON F. HALL, Bolding, Mich. 
FOR RENT — Furnished, in Cornwall, Conn., new 
six-room cottage, with dry cellar and attic, 
bathroom, fireplace, running water; situated on 
edge of village; beautiful view: garden planted 
if desired; $250 for season. ADVERTISER 994, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
READ CAREFULLY — Wanted, six or more 
acres, on main auto road; mast be level, well 
drained, within 30 miles of New York; with or 
without buildings; Jersey preferred; near sta¬ 
tion and town; give details. ADVERTISER 
970, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—A farm of about 45 acres of rich 
land. 120 Maple street. Black River. N. Y.; 
bouse with all modern improvements, electric 
lights, hot and cold water, bathroom, furnace, 
etc.: convenient to three churches, high school, 
postoffice, milk stat'on, etc.; own an established 
milk route. H. C. DEXTER. Rlncl; River, Jef¬ 
ferson Co., N. Y. ’Phone 34-F-2. 
120-ACRE FARM—Price $500. Owner, M. J. 
AUSTIN. Weston, VI. 
ORCHARD FOR SALE — Central Ohio; 6.000 
cherry, 8,000 peach 1,000 pear, 2.000 plum*. 
8,9t|(i tipples; two acres grapes. BOX 439. 
Pennington, Vt. 
FOR SALE OR RENT — Connecticut poultry 
farm; capacity 1,000 layers, 5,000 chicks; all 
conveniences; best markets. ADVERTISER 
979. care Rural New-Yorker. 
PARTNER wanted in general store, auto anil 
Chicken business, BOX 79, Newtown Rd., 
Danbury, Conn. 
FOR SALE—A 14-room house and pool try farm 
combined, with till Improvements: 2’j acres 
of land. PAUL OHOV1TZ, Liberty, Sullivan 
Co.. N. Y. P. 0. Hex 950. 
TO RENT—4 rooms, furnished for housekeep¬ 
ing: $40 for scusou, June to September 1. to 
Protestants. MRS. L. WARNCKE, East Chat¬ 
ham. N. Y.; R. 1. 
FOR SALE—14-toom house. l'« acres: nil mod¬ 
em Improvements: hot water heat, bath, ace¬ 
tylene lights, shade; baru; near railroad anil 
school; trull: metal slate roofs, and lawn. 
Write MR. EVERETT SCOTT. R. D. 1. Hub- 
biirtlsvjlle, Madison Co. N. Y. 
FOR SALE Farm and boarding house, dairy 
anti chickens; modem Improvement*. Owner 
WM. J UPSON. Stamford. N. Y. 
FOR SALE PO-uerr* farm on State road; 12- 
mom house. 2 barns, granary, team, 8 cows 
milking. 8 heifers. 3 pigs, chickens, imple¬ 
ments. etc , included. EMIL GASSER, li 2 
GioversvilK N. Y. 
FOR SALK—The Summit Cottage Karin of 44, 
acres, mainly a young Louring orchard: an 
Ideal view ; Columbia Co.. N. Y,; price $1,500. 
Al>\ ERTISKU 999, eare Rural New-Yorker. 
CATSKILL, 20 miles from. Main road East 
Windham hoarding section, where lake, danc¬ 
ing. etc, It; room house. 119 acres. Bungalow 
sites. HARRY SMITH, Corttwallville, N. Y.. 
Greene County. 
FOR SALE—-Four-acre farm, at Mount Holly, 
N. .1 : fin,* young hearing orchard, 75 apple, 
j 40 pcad: ami other fruit; six-room brick house, 
I excellent barn, chicken house, corn crib, etc.; 
beautiful view overlooking lake; ideal self-sup¬ 
porting home. CHARLF.S L. PARKER. 859 
South 14th Street, Newark. N. J. 
FOR SAFE 59-acre corner plot, with large 
frontage on Livingston Avenue. between 
Deans : nd Adams stations, Penn. R. R.: price 
$4,599 Write G It DASSORl, R. 5. Box 34. 
New Brunswick, N. J. 
EUR SALK -Complete poultry plant; chicken 
houses, brooder house, 3,099 capacity incuba¬ 
tor: good bouse arid barn, with electric light 
plant and over one thousand White Leghorn 
fowls: must he sold to close estate: located in 
pretty village of 1.IHN) ; convenient shipping 
faculties Inquire of C. 1 LATH HOP, Admin¬ 
istrator. Angelica, N. Y. 
FOR SALE—At a bargain. 40-acre farm, on 
Shelter Island: two-story house and burn, two 
horses, three milch rows, farm wagons and 
implements go with the place; price to quick 
buyer $5,599. Address RALPH G. DUVALL, 
Shelter Island Heights, N. Y. 
WANTED—Farm in Connecticut; not over 95 
miles front New York. ADVERTISER 991, 
care Rural New Yorker, 
POULTRY FARM tor rent—Buildings for 1.900 
liens, ham, granary, orchard range; include. 
If desired use of modern furnished house,- 
Octoher-May: will offer light mtin exceedlnglv 
attractive proposition. Address, with full par¬ 
ticulars. experience, etc., Sl'NNYVALK FARM, 
Diego, N. V. 
MOST SIGHTLY location in New England for 
country home; 191 acres of best Itlnd in Wor¬ 
cester County; modern buildings; absolutely 
pure water supply; on high ground, with beau¬ 
tiful views in all directions. If you arc looking 
for the best Sit miner or all year home write for 
full description anti price to tile owner. 11. M. 
DODGE. Charlton. Mass. 
FINE COUNTRY HOME—Mainly located; fur¬ 
nished: garden, shaded lawn; for rent during 
Summer. ADVERTISER 1905, eare Rural New- 
Yorker. 
MUST SELL—Farm, 119 acres: 70 tillable; 
brook, springs. Details, OWNER, Box' 38, 
R. D,, Chatham, N. Y. 
WANTED—Fifty to 100 acres tillable rich soil, 
suitable for fruit and dairying or poultry; 
within 75 tulles of New York. ADVERTISER 
1001. care Rural New-Yorker. 
THREE YOFNG MEN desire to purchase a fruit 
anti dairy or poultry farm, eonvcniontly situ¬ 
ated, within 109 miles of New York: must he a 
gt od paying proposition. ADVERTISER 1900, 
eare Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Small farm, witldti 200 miles New 
York: near Catholic church, resident pastor; 
running water, electric lights or gas: stock, 
crops, equipment; place $3,000. RICHARD, 12 
West 194th Street, New York. 
-1 
VILLAGE FARM -119 acres: 20-cnw milk route; 
city water; electricity; $25 daily income; 
equipped; cash $4,000. A. M. HOLLISTER, 
Corinth. N. Y. 
Miscellaneous 
HONEY—Pure buckwheat extracted, postpaid. 
3d zone, 22-oz. can, 32c: 5 lbs., 99c; 10 lbs., 
$1,81; price list free. RDSCOE E. WIXON, 
Dept. G. Dundee, N. Y. 
PURE Vermont maple products direct from the 
maker; send for price list. BRIMBf.ECO.MBE, 
Marshfield. Vt. 
MILK CHOCOLATE—Made at our dairy; box of 
120 pieces, 2 lbs. net, postpaid, $1; sold in 
stores, $1.75; send remittance with order. R. 
W. WIND. Babylon, L. L, n. y. 
XEW Hart.t-Parr tractor, absolutely right will 
demonstrate: large case grain separator, en- 
| gine and tank: Bower three-quarter ton anto- 
mohlle trailer, with cow nick: offer these at bar¬ 
gain pri.vs. W A. WITHROW, Route 4 Syra¬ 
cuse. N. Y. 
FOR SALE—Superior sanitary churn: 15 gal¬ 
lon capacity; Burrell Xo. 1 butter-worker; 
both $22; used very short time; best condition. 
ELM RIDGE FARM. Scarsdale. N. Y. 
HONEY Pure extracted, postpaid third zone; 
clover. 5 Ihs., $1.25; buckwheat, 5 lbs.. $1; 
10 lbs.. $1.99. WALNUT ORCHARD FARM. 
Ithaca. N. Y. 
PURE delicious Vermont maple syrup. $2.25 
gal.: 9 gals., $2: 10-lb. can sugar $2.50 2-oz. 
cakes (5 lbs. t. $2.59; satisfaction guaranteed: 
on sh with order. BERT PRESCDTT Essex 
.function. Vf. 
STERILE EGGS, three days old. by the crate 
or dozen: suitable for packing in water-glass. 
FLI'HRER FARM, Mountaindale, Sullivan Co., 
X. Y. 
PEANUTS direct from grower are better and 
cheaper; 5 Ihs,, $1.25; 10, $2.25' 20, $4; In¬ 
sured; postpaid; quick delivery. MAPLE 
GROVE FARMS. Franklin. Ya. 
WANT 1921 or 1929 Sid Hot. brooders; state 
price and size. ADVERTISER 988, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—-New two row Superior corn and 
betin planter, with fertilizer attachment: $45 
P. e. b. Castile. P. L. GOULD. Castile. N. Y. 
for SALE—Bees: one frame of bees, with 
brood and Italian queen, $3.75: two frame. 
$5.59: three frame, $7.50. EVAN JONES. R. 
F. D. No. 9. Trenton, n. J. 
ITALIAN BEES for sale; 10 hives: strong. 
ready to swarm. MRS. H. G. MYER, Port 
Ewcn ott-Hudson, N. Y. 
CHILDREN'S fine quality poplin dresses, sizes 
six months to nine years, stamped in attrac¬ 
tive designs: one dress and all Moss necessary 
to finish embroidery, $1: mention size wanted. 
MRS. BAILEY. 307 Stratford Avenue. Bridge¬ 
port, Conn, 
ITALIAN BICES FOR SALE—Strong colonies. 
LONGFELLOW BROS., Hallow.*11, Me. 
BOARD WANTED—Lady with two small chil¬ 
dren wishes first-class, respectable, clean 
board on a real farm in the country, having no 
other boarders, for a period of five or six 
months: give description, locution and price. 
ADVERTISER 1093, care Rural New-Yorker. 
KOI It-BOTTOM Grand Detour plow with origi¬ 
nal shares, or can tie changed to three hot 
torn: *125. ALLEN H. BI.KKKMAN, Cherry 
Valley. N. Y. 
WAN TED—Brooder stove and deflector. IV. 1’. 
SCHILLING. 131 West 23d Street. New York. 
WANTED—Summer hoard in farming community 
by refined family, coltsisting of man. wife 
and well-behaved one-year-old baby; locution 
must be within commuting distance gfiffiew 
York City; state conveniences, price and essen¬ 
tial particulars Address MANDEL, 594 Lin¬ 
coln Place. Brooklyn. N. Y. 
The Farmer His 
Own Builder 
By H. Armstrong Roberta 
A practical and 
baudj book of all 
kinds of building 
information from 
concrete to carpen¬ 
try. Price * ' 
Por sale by 
THE 
RURAL NEW-YORKER 
333 W. 30th St., N. I, 
