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Farm Help Wanted 
WANTED—All-around cook for Summer hotel m 
mountains for .Inly 1 . good salary t" woman 
who ran take full charge. Write wages ex¬ 
pected. etc., to MRS. TIMOTHY DlllSt OLE, 
North White Lake. Sullivan Co.. X. Y. 
HERDSMAN WANTED— ITolsteius: must milk. 
feed, lit and show. Address ADVERTISER 
Wltl, rare Rural New-Yorker. 
MARRIED couple or two single men to handle 
33 cows: good salary. Call or write. ORLi- 
KOFF, 155 Crenelle Avenue, Cat-field, X. J. 
FARM HAND—To milk and run milk route; 
about 100 quarts sold; house, garden anil fire¬ 
wood furnished. WHITE, 1540 Hroadway, New' 
York City. 
AT ONCE—Energetic, all around farmer, single 
preferred; good hoard; state wages; steady 
work. R. D. KNAPP, Treble, Cortland Co.. 
N. Y. 
WANTED—On farm, two miles from village. 
Ulster County. N. Y., wornau for general 
housework: must be good rook: no objection to 
one small child; wages $35 monthly: not house 
keeper's position. AD\ HRT1SEU 1110, cafe 
Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED— Kxper..-need herdsman, by .Inly 1. 
single or small family, capable of making good 
A. R. records, clean milk, care of Guernsey 
stock; accredited herd; A. R. records now above 
average; give full particulars, wages exported 
in first fetter. I.KW1S A. TOAN, Deny. N. Y. 
WANTED—Herdsman; experienced, middle-aged 
single man; one having thorough knowledge in 
testing Holstein eattle; none but e\ iwrlenrcd 
men peed to apply. ADVERTISER 1120. care 
Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED—A live young man of good habits 
from 18 to 22 years for general farming that 
is willing to hustle, that, is interested in pure¬ 
bred Holstein-Eriesian cows; will pay good 
wages. ADVERTISER. 1125. care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
RELIABLE while waitress and general house¬ 
work in small boarding house; good tips. BOX 
216, Roseoe. N. Y. 
WANTED—Man to work in bees; must have 
some experience, bo willing to work, nor afraid 
of stings; board furnished: state wages and 
experience. E. 1.. DANE, Trumansburg, N. Y. 
WANTED Single man for 12-cow dairy and 
liglit farming; must be good milker: stjil.e 
wag.s oxpe.-ted and references; year around job. 
GEORGE BERGER, Box 85, Hlcksvllle, L. l. r 
N. Y. 
YOUNG FARMER — Capable, experienced, re¬ 
sponsible, take full charge of a general farm: 
location and conditions of the best: state full 
personal particulars. Address ADVERTISER 
1134, eare Rural New Yorker. 
MAN AND WIFE on farm, near Philadelphia; 
man must be experienced in earing for large 
flock of bens, egg production, etc.: wife for 
cooking ami housework. BOX 4, Teullyn. Ta. 
WANTED—Single women as attendants in State 
institution f«>r feeble-minded; salary $44 per 
month and maintenance. Apply, stating age and 
enclosing letter of reference (from previous em¬ 
ployer if possible) to SUPERINTENDENT 
LETCHWORTH VILLAGE, Thiells. N. Y.; Rock¬ 
land County. 
WANTED—A single man for general farm work; 
wages $30 per month and board. ELY CROFT 
FARMS, Dover. X, J 
EXPERIENCED farmer wanted on small estate; 
, milk cow and take care of lawn and vegetable 
garden. Apply MAX GOODMAN. 22U Franklin 
81.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
WANTED—Immediately, married farmer with 
not more than two children, to do general 
fa nn work rind milking: reference, requested; 
state wages. CHARLES A. SARIN, JR., Os¬ 
wego. N. Y. 
WANTED- Reliable single man for farm work; 
$50 per mouth and board. W. M. WEED. 
Nuroton, Conn. 
WANTED — Competent woman to assist with 
cooking and do general housework on modern 
farin’, no children: also have separate house for 
a large family and will give yearly employment 
to a good herdsman who can take eilt.ir.* charge 
of 50 bead of registered Holstein*. 20 to 25 
milkers; one mile from town. BOX 00, Fnlton- 
vi'.le, N. Y. 
WANTED Man: experienced; on Iruek farm; 
good wages. CHARLES S. SMITH. It. E. D. 
2. Anbury Dark, N. J. 
WANTED— Middle-aged woman to work iu borne 
in Orange Co., N. Y.: three in family; house 
has modern improvements; good home: good sal¬ 
ary; must be accustomed to country life; 
answer: reference. ADVERTISER 1141, care 
Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED—Young sober single man for general 
work. 4 acre farm; care for vegetable and flower 
gardens; also lawti: $35, room, board. laundry 
mid share any proflts; good opportunity; send 
references first letter. Address BOX 77(i, Stam¬ 
ford. Conn. 
FA RMER-GAHD E N MR—On small Long Island 
private estate; horses, cows, chickens and 
garden; tenant house and usual privileges: stale 
experience. references and salary desired. 
ADVERTISER 1147. rare Rural New-Yorker. 
I 
WANTED—Middle-aged married farmer, without 
children, general work, gentleman's farm; 
modern conveniences; state wages and full par¬ 
ticulars first letter. ADVERTISER 1145 wire 
Rural New Yorker. 
A GQOR, clean, middle aged Protestant-Ameri¬ 
can to help owner on farm, near town; no 
booze. stocking or swearing: state pay expected 
by month or season and qualifications. F, J. 
KLOCK. Little Falls, N. Y. 
WANTED—At once, man and wife, of middle 
age. of good character: woman to hoard 8-12 
men: must be even-tempered, tidy and u good 
cook: man to milk and do general farm work: 
neml references with first letter. KORSGATE 
FARMS. Jamesburp. N. J, 
WANTED—Farm hand with some experience who • 
is willing to learn balance, have a good home, 
decent treatment, with year around work; wages 
to Start, $35 per inonlh. LOCUST GROVE 
FARM, R. 2. Rahway, N. J. 
COUNTRY GIRL ns mother’s helper to assist 
with children and liglit housework ; good home; 
stale age, salary expected, etc. ADVERTISER 
11411. care Rural New-Yorker. 
COMMERCIAL poultry farm in New Jersey re¬ 
quires a man who wants tu gel an opportunity 
to make a permanent connection with a rent 
opportunity for advancement; single man lire-- 
ferred; slat -1 in first letter wllertier experieueed 
or not aid what salary is expected: if at present 
employed your application will la- considered 
strictly confidential. ADVERTISER 1152, cure 
Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED — Working foreman to '“be entire 
ehni-go gentleman s place, 10 miles from 
Albany: have lour Guernsey cows of the highest 
class; I0l)-ai re farm all equipment up-todate , 
a place where results will count; must be a 
hustler, understand A. R. feeding, raising 
chickens anil vegetables for honso and making 
good butler and care of saddle horses, and to 
keep stable, barns and grounds in neat and 
clean rendition; married man only, no eignr- 
ettes; have i motor anil fa nil loam: must be kind 
and gentle; give last two references, nationality 
and salary expected; this is a good steady posi¬ 
tion for tin- right man who can do Tilings right. 
ADVERTISER 1143, care Rural New Yorker. 
SINGLE MAN in stock department; must have 
farm experience; will lend; alter a small fiock 
of sheep, small herd o' hogs, some poultry and 
help in cattle bam; only man of high moral 
character and energetic- habits need apply. 
LONE OAK FARM, Warren, V:t. 
WANTED 'Two first-class, experienced, single, 
dry hand milkers: good wages. Address 
COREL FARMS. Anmtndale. N. J. 
WA N'T ED- First class chicken ntan for large 
private estate on Long island. Write full 
particulars of ability and experience and salary 
required to FRANK 1IEII), Maliliussel, L. 1., 
N. Y. 
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FARMER-GARDENER—On place 50 miles from 
New York; modern house with all conven¬ 
iences; good permanent position: wife to cook 
Occasionally for owner, an unmarried nmu; 
state age of mutt and wile, former employers, 
with kind of position filled with each, uttmber 
anrl age of children, nationality, salary desired. 
ADVERTISER 1108, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED— Farm hand for general farm and 
orchard wink; state wages and experience. 
BOX fl8. Linlithgo, N. Y. 
THE Darien Kennels require the services reliable 
young man; milk one cow, general work: 
Splendid opportunity learn tjie kennel trade; 
send particulars and salary required, which will 
lie increased when proficient. DARIEN KEN¬ 
NELS, Darien, Conn. 
WANTED—Farm hand to take care of gardens. 
milk four cows, care for two burses, baud'- 
with tools: state wages wanted. Address BOX 
84. Sparrowlnish, X. Y. 
WANTED—At once, reliable married man. with¬ 
out children, tor general farm work where 
Shorthorn cattle and Dereheron horses arc 
raised. WALNUT GROVE FARM. Wasliingtou- 
vtlle. N. Y. 
WANTED Roy. 18 years old. to help on milk 
route and do dairy work; reference required. 
MEADOW BROOK FARM. Milford, Colin. 
WANTED—Darin hand, married, no objection to 
children; must he good dry hand milker and 
able tu handle horses; willing worker will have 
permanent place and opportunity for future; 
modern farm buildings: wages $41) a month, font 
rooms, milk and wood. V. W. FERRIS, Green¬ 
wood Lake. N. Y. 
MIDDLE-AGED MAN wanted to work small 
farm in Sullivan County: good Itonie nnu 
steady position for right man. ADVERTISER 
11U0. care Rural New-Yorker, 
WANTED—Single matt for farm work; wages 
?3b per month and board: stale age and ex¬ 
perience. W. DROWN. Belvhlore, Atleganv Co., 
N. Y. 
WANTED—Ko.v or young man ou farm; must 
drive F'ord truck and have chauffeur license 
$30, board and toon. II. L. 1IENRY. Route 4. 
Shnw Avenue, Hempstead, L. I.. N. Y. 
HANDY n 11-a roll ml man wan tint on small farm. 
Kl I’ENS’TEIN, East Durham. Greene Co., 
X. Y. 
WANTED—Two nntri-ieil and two single men for 
large modern dairy farms; must be good 
milkers and general experienced fanners: state 
wages and full particulars: n few men to hoard 
for one married umil. with furnished house. 
Apply ADVERTISER 1153, cure Rural New- 
Yorker. 
WANTED Four milkers on certified milk farm: 
also two teamsters; $65 and board. ADVER¬ 
TISER llfitt, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Student; will give board and room 
fur about three hours' work. 5 to 0 p. m.. 
six days it week: feed 5.000 layers, gather the 
eggs, coop the broodies ami close houses: these 
three hours' work necessitates an active, dc 
peildnble worker: positively no tobacco users; 
breakfast at 11:30: state height and weight. 
LONG STREET POULTRY FARM, Trenton X. J 
AMBITIOUS vvtnnau wanted College w-m.iti 
wants congenial woman of ability for partner 
to operate farm near Boston: small fruits and 
chickens; agricultural college training or jirttc 
tienl experience necessary. Address A. E. 
Gl.AXCY. Suuthbridge, Mass. 
Situations Wanted 
ESTATE superintendent and experienced hog 
man: practical in all branches of an up-to-date 
live stock breeding plant: salary and interest 
considered only; would like large Ibirot'-Jersev 
breeding plant: married: wife only: the best, of 
reference ADVERTISER 1100, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
WORKING farm manager; married; life ex¬ 
perienced in purebred stock. Advanced Regis¬ 
try. showing and general farming: live years in 
present position and a ti-st class reference from 
present oni'ilovei. ADVERTISER 1135. cure 
Rural New Yorker. 
AMERICAN young ladies list desire country 
position. S. GI.ATTEH, 15117 Madison Avenue. 
New York City. 
POSITION WANTED Single matt, age 27, will¬ 
ing. energetic, excellent habits, desires posi¬ 
tion on dairy or poultry farm; practical exper¬ 
ience in nil brunches of farm work: 1 am no 
college graduate hut a good. Conscientious 
worker: . nn run truck or tractor: give full de¬ 
tails in first letter, with mention of wages pail, 
working conditions, etc. ADVERTISER 1137. 
cure Rural New Yorker. 
POSITION as caretaker for country place; ex¬ 
perienced in care of flowers, garden and 
grounds. HARRY SCUAEKKENBERG, 4l>0 Pearl 
Street. New York. 
l'OULTHYMAN, married, college graduate, de¬ 
sires position on commercial or private poultry 
farm; experienced; best of references furnished. 
Address A. 8. B., 220 Newark Avenue, Bloom- 
field, N. J. 
POULTRYMAN—Experienced, successful man as 
working partner; small salary and percentage 
oP profits, BOX 4, penllyn, Pa, 
FARM or estate manager, married, will he open 
for position September 1; life experience; 
Westchester County preferred. C. W. JOHN¬ 
SON, Box 144 Bedford Hills, X. Y. 
POULTRYMAN 12 years' practical experience. 
wauls a p-.s'lion on large private estate or 
good commercial plant: thoroughly experienced 
and np-to-daie, and ran make successful slo w¬ 
ing anywhere; good turkey raiser’. English, sin¬ 
gle and best of references. BOX 174, Thiells. 
Rockland Co.. X- Y. 
WANTED—Job on farm, preferably fruit; can 
handle team and use milking machine. FRAN¬ 
CIS MILLS. 4 Nutting Are., Amherst, Mass. 
WANTED—Position as manager of dairy farm; 
single, age 30; agricultural college traintug; 
efficient and capable of protlUe ug certified or 
Grade A milk: also modern farm machinery, 
building tip rUu*duvvn farms and ret,a ling milk. 
ADVERTISER 114(1, care Rural New-Yorker. 
RESPONSIBLE woman wants position ns house¬ 
keeper on country estate; can manage dairy 
and poult'-v; refined: references: wages $50: one 
child. ADVERTISER 1150, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
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WANT POSITION as working foreman on farm: 
thoroughly experienced with purebred stock 
and modern machinery; references: married; no 
children. Address BON 133, Peapnek. N. J. 
AMERICAN BORN Protestant age 34. have 
spent 22 years farming, last several years in 
city, wishes io retjirn to farming; desires posi¬ 
tion with modern orchard amt poultry farmer 
who has made a success of same; most lie in 
good fruit section in New York i Dutchess C'-unty 
preferred). New Jersey, Pennsylvania or Mary¬ 
land; will exchange work for training, room, 
board and $20 jht monlli; can give best of' ref 
et-enec; drive truck, work all farm implements 
and repair same. Address F. O. BERTRAND, 
1135 Kimher Street. Camden. N. J. 
ROY (17) wants position i-u farm during July 
and August; can milk, bundle team and do 
genera! farm work. ADVERTISER 1107, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
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POULTRY MANAGER, married. 15 years' com¬ 
mercial experience, is open for engagement; 
oommereinl only. ADVERTISER 1103, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
POULTRYMAN. married. 12 years’ practical 
experience, wishes position: best references. 
ADVERTISER 1104. care Rural New-Yorker. 
POSITION WANTED as housekeeper by widow 
with daughter; experienced. Address F. D., 
rare Fred Lyon. 501 E. Main Street, White 
I Inins, N. Y. 
MANAGER—Farms or estate, diniy, for test or 
show; all farming: experienced; educated; 
best references. ADVERTISER 1101, care Rural 
New-York e r. 
FARMER-GARDENER—Experienced in ail vege¬ 
tables. fruit, dairy, poultry, all machinery, 
repairs, licensed chituffeur; married; no eh’l- 
ilreti. ADVERTISER 1158, < are Rural New¬ 
'S' orker. 
POULTRY EXPERT, single, college graduate 
(Sweden), life experience, practical, energetic, 
able to put a plant on a successful paying basis, 
wants position as manager on commercial plant 
or private estate; only first-class proposition 
will t» en-isilered. ADVERTISER 1157, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
POULTRY MANAGER, operated own plant until 
recently destroyed by fire desires position on 
an ••state or commercial farm. 10 years' prac 
tienl experience; college training: American: 
married: best references; only llrsl-elass propo¬ 
sition wiili good living conditions considered. 
ADVERTISER 1155, cate Ratal New- Yorker. 
FARM and estate working manager of proven 
ability: thorough knowledge all branches; 
American; married: age 1(>; A-l references. 
BOX 791. Mount Klsco, N. Y. 
POI I.TRYMAN. capable and energetic, 28 years 
old married. 10 years" practical experience as 
assistant and manager of poultry farms, familiar 
with modern poultry equipment, maintenance 
and methods, open for position: references as to 
character, abilitv. etc. ADVERTISER 1169, 
care Rural New Yorker. 
( Farms For Sale, to Rent, etc. 
FOR SAI K—Ideal Maine dairy farm of 250 
acres; fields level and fret- from rocks; five 
miles t'rotn Augusta; on State road and trufiey 
line: cuts 175 toils of hay; pasture and barns 
for 75 head; 12 room house, barns have running 
vvnter, electric lights and power: f h-oe sil- s: 
firm fully equipped with modern machinery. 
For terms and particulars address CHARLES S. 
POPE, Manchester, Kennebec Co.. Me. 
FOR SALE- -Stock farm: 700 acres; all kinds 
good buildings: two new houses; 100 acres 
hemlock timber, ready to cut; 200 acres pas¬ 
ture: bn Inure 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 Corning. Steuben Co,, N. Y. THOMAS 
HA8LETT, Hall. N. Y. 
FOR SALE—15 acres of fruit and trucker farm, 
with seven room house unit good outbuildings; 
21, miles from town. HERMAN JOHNSON, 
Harrington. Del. 
ULSTER COUNTY fruit, and general farm: DO 
acres: tine residence; near cold storage equip¬ 
ment: price $25,000: more or less acreage. 
ADVERTISER 1090. care Rural New Yorker. 
FOR SALE- Seven-room house: four acres; good 
for poultry. KOSTER. Bclvidere, N. J. 
FARMS FOR SALE—Potato and dairy farms, 
in Finger Lak region. Write to E. H. 
HARSH, Mora Mu, N Y. 
COZY COTTAGE. 11 rooms; barn, henhouse: 
8 acres early garden land, fruit, maple grove; 
Oil Saint Lawrence River and Roosevelt High¬ 
way; 15 minutes' drive tju village if 8,000. 
TAYLOR A- STINZING, Massena. N. Y. 
WANTED—Small shuck, few acres any kind, 
not swamp, hrouk or pond preferred; within 
one mile of store and transportation and 100 
miles of New York Pity: cheap for cBsb. C. 
I)EY, No. 08 Allendale Road. Hartford. Conn. 
$10,000 BUYS a splendidly equipped hotel of 20 
rooms; uls, a large barn for storage: garage; 
in a lively college town, surrounded by Summer 
resorts: the hotel is doing a splendid business 
now; the furniture and plumbing are worth over 
$5,000; this property could not he purchased to¬ 
day for $3(1.000. ADVERTISER 1132, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
POULTRY FARM—Equipped and stocked; resi¬ 
dence, eight rooms and bath, electric lights, 
modern improvement#. J. SEURAHELLA, Blue 
Point, X. Y. 
FDR SALE—Small farm, 100 acres, on high 
ground; beautiful extended views: in Berk¬ 
shire Hills; one mile from station: house and 
tenant house; two large barns, spring water in 
houses. GEORGE D. TO WELL. State Line, 
Mass. 
FOR SALES—5-acre poultry farm; plenty of 
fruit: good buildings; price reasonable. ALVA 
HOFFMAN. Box 83, Port Murray, N. J. 
FOR SALE—Maple Heights, Columbia Co.; 220 
acres; 40 acres woodland: nice, roomy, con¬ 
venient house- fur quick sale. $4,000. MRS. 
FRANK MERCER. Hillsdale. N. Y. 
FARM fur sale; 15 acres. BOX 35, Route 1, 
East Uhiiieber-k. N. Y. 
FOR SALE—Money maker: famous Sleepy Hol¬ 
low farm: established chicken dinner busi¬ 
ness will pay purchase price in two years: fine 
location; cozy, 7 room dwelling: running water, 
bail, two burns: large apple and pear o .-hards; 
'•5 acres; quick sale, $8,51)0. terms. $1,500 cash; 
balance mortgage. WALTER I. BROCK, Os¬ 
wego, X. V. 
IDEAL $75 imo dairy farm, 200 acres, stock. 
• rops, machinery. for $35,000. owing to ill 
health: 3 houses, all conveniences, electricity; 
large burns, si!,,; m m i) M Philadelphia: Lincoln 
JT'ghwjjy: bank references; fair terms. J. M. 
WATKINS, owner. Langhome. J’a. 
rieiu. Mass.: approximately 4<wi to 500 acres; 
will sell for cash or part cash or on contract. 
I'*'*" full description and pni'tierlarB. address 
Bit INTON Ft HALL. Bolding Mich. 
Col NTRY homo and farm combined; lbO acres- 
beautifully situated: inn mi'es from New York 
( • u»‘:ir 2 ru ! I roast stations; lutge Ijousp, con¬ 
tinuing 2 bailis. stonm heat, open fireplace, etc.: 
numerous outbuildings; fully stocked: registered 
«7'*rscys, will sell with or without fnimiture. 
stock, etc : suitable- for boarding house or sani- 
'• r S™- *'" r particulars apply OL IV ED ALE 
FARM, Hillsdale. N. Y. 
La!>\ xx: 11 lpr her stocked chicken farm: fur¬ 
nished bouse: improvements: free for i; month* 
to get started: fo s'ngle ladv of means 25-40- 
no men. ADVERTISER 1139. care Rural New- 
1 orker. 
FOR SALK—A well-established poultry farm; 
1,000-Inye r capacity: fine 7-rooni brick house 
"'ttli all conveniences: new garage. 20\I2 ft.- 
plenty Iruit of all kinds: 2,800-cgg incubator 
capacity. J. E. GERHART, owner, ilummon- 
ton. N. .7. 
MIL SALK—1 *4 acre farm; 35 head cattle three 
horses, one hog, chickens; all farm ids: large 
buiii: nine-room house: hoghouse. rnilk bouse, 
n-elionse: telephone; running water to house and 
barn; large sugar bush: lots pasture: plenty of 
wafer; god fruit: good road: milk market: all 
crops in ground; price $11,000; $ 4 . 50(1 down; 
balance on easy yearly terms. ADVERTISER 
1151, care Rural New-Yorker. 
I.r.isi .. m.r. parry, without children, wishes 
to rent, with option of buying, small place 
where one cow can be kept; good 6 7-room 
house; on State road; in or near village; New 
lock State, about 10O miles from New York 
Firv: if satisfied, will nay eash. ."PDVERTISER 
114o, .are Rural New-Yorker. 
I'MR SAT.1C—All or one-half interest in farin' 
implement js fore; best and only location in 
village of 2,700 population, covering some 150 
*lh*tT miles of good farm territory. J. T. 
1ANK. Chatham. N. Y. 
ron SALE—Bungalow; if) rooms two baths: 
l‘i acres: Tl kinds fruit, berries; garage; 
henii oise. 100 chickens: 1.; miles to New York- 
no agents; owner. SCHI.1TT. Harrington Park. 
l‘(H I I UY I-ARM wanted by experienced poul- 
tryuiun for term of years, or will buy; must 
he near town and modern equipment have a 
capacity for 1.200 or more layers: will run large 
plant on profit-sharing basis. ADVERTISER 
1144. care Rural New Yorker. 
TDK SALK—Waterpower, four-run. old stack. 
Tccio-h bill,,, country gristmill. If interested 
call or write JAMES EVANS s, hagticolce X y' 
FARM WANTED—Near water; send full par- 
fieulars. ARTHUR W. PAUL. 210 Jefferson 
Street t nion Hill. X. ,T. 
WANTED—In or convenient to railroad town or 
village, a small house, controlling fair-sized 
improved plot: If suited, year's rental, under 
lease, in advance. Address ADVERTISER 1165 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
BEAUTIFUL modern home; y, acre; town of 
2 uOO: Southern New York: will consider ex¬ 
change for good farm. ADVERTISER 11(2 
rare Rural New Yorker. 
OM Nl.lt — lit health causes Mile; 14 acres: seven 
rooms, furnace; chicken-houses, garage barn 
Wood lot, poultry plant. W. SliRODKR Oxford 
N. J. 
FOR SALE—34 acre truck, fruit and dairy 
farm, fully equipped: all crops at time of 
sale. Add-ess OWNER. 408 W. Colonial Drive. 
Orlando, Fla. 
WANTED—Position on large farm by young 
married man. Auiericnu: can take charge of 
tractors and Ford cars, do own repairs: host of 
references. ADVERTISER 1133. care Rural 
New Yorker. 
FOR SAI E 386 acres: 125 in timber and wood; 
one mile from improved road: 12-room house; 
basement barn, stanchions for 30 head; silo, 
hoghouse. orchard. 36 cows, one bull, five brood 
sows, several pigs: with one half crop; price $60 
per acre: one half cash: balance $500 per year 
with interest. W. C. McKEE. 222 Eik Street. 
Syracuse. N. Y. 
NINE ACRE poultry farm; capacity 3.560 layers: 
166 mites from Philadelphia: $11,000. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1156. care Rural New-Yorker. 
TOR SALE OR RENT—Two furnished camps, 
at Fold Springs. WICKHAM A YOUNGS, 
tv ellsbrldge, N. Y. 
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W ANTED — Farm, on State road, within LOO 
tiiile- of New York: near Catholic church: 
--- have recent photos, which will be re¬ 
turned; price not to exceed $2 000. J. A. 
O-DONNRI.T" 7618 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, 
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