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Farm Help Wanted 
WAXTKn-—Single women :is attendants in Slate 
institution for feeble-minded; salary $44 per 
month and maintenance. Apply, stating age and 
enclosing letter of reference ,11rjMttrtevlot«« em¬ 
ployer if possible) to M PKRIN I EMJ A * 
LETCHYVORTIl VILLAGE, Thirlls, N. Y.: Rock- 
lnnd County. _ 
GOOD HOME and pay for middle-aged Ameri¬ 
can Protest a nt woman, general housework, 
small family adults, for respectable woman in 
educed circumstances who prefers working 
aim*- P. (*. BOX 121, Port Washington, 
N. Y. _. 
RELIABLE men wanted for milkers on up-to- 
date eertilted farm; best wages and conditions 
for men of ability. ADVERTISER 1245, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Single man for general farm work 
on Western New York farm. Address 
ADVERTISER 1244, enrr Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Married man to take charge of fine. 
purebred herd; conditions are right, aud this 
is an opportunity of n lifetime, AD\ ERTISElt 
1253, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Reliable married man as euretaker 
on country place; one bandy with tools and 
not afraid of work. ltOOS, Westport, N. Y. 
~ -1 
WANTED—A reliable, experienced, single man 
I American 1 on a dairy farm; must know how¬ 
to milk anil do all kinds of farm work; must 
he lamest and willing worker; give references 
and wages wanted lu tirst letter. I'L.ARl-.Nt E 
DIC KINSON, it. 1, Bridgeton, N J. _ 
WANTED —Reliable married man, general farm; 
private farm; work year around: refer¬ 
ence: new four-room bouse for bis convenience. 
State wages: lister County, 13 miles from 
Kingston. ADVERTISER 1205, care Rural New- 
Yorker. __ 
WANTED—Married man to work in dairy and 
assist Herdsman; wife to board two to three 
men; must be honest, neat and clean: good 
wages and steady position for right man. 
dress .1. It. SMITH. Manager, lh'X 084. 
burg, Cambria Co., Pa. 
Ad- 
Kbens- 
ICN I’EItlENCEI) MAN for general farm work; 
S 30 for start and board per month: good 
home*. PREP WILDE, R. F. D. 2, Hoosick 
Falls, N. Y. 
WANTED--Working farm manager, experienced 
Guernsey man. 1" September or October next; 
married; good living conditions. Write P. O. 
lt..\ 338, Auburn, N. Y". 
FARM HELP WANTED-Single 
w. HUFFMAN, Troy Hill, 
man. 
N. J. 
Address 
WANTED—Hardener and general useful man; 
must understand gardening, care of place, 
milking mid mire of chickens; married man pre¬ 
ferred; permanent position, with cottage, fur 
right person; location lanig Island, 23 miles 
from New York. Write full particulars of for¬ 
mer position and experience b> ADA ERTISElt 
12110. cure Rural New-Yorker. 
MALE HELP WANTED—Working farm fore¬ 
man, married, no children: wife board help; 
bouse and supplies furnished: man work with 
men, understand gas engine, etc; ages, expor- 
iencc. ADVERTISER 1290. rare Rural New- 
Yorker, 
WANTED—Man for work on poultry mid gen- 
oral farm; must be thoroughly experienced 
farmer and handy with chickens; stale all par¬ 
ticulars on application. HOHM.VNN BROS,, 
Princeton, N. J. 
HERDSMAN WANTED (single l for Guernsey 
herd; must be experienced, willing nud honest; 
good wages, advancement.. Address MANAGER. 
I'robasco Farm. Remington, N. .1. 
WANTED—Experienced middle-aged man to 
work by year on small farm in Western New 
York; good’home, used as member of family; 
state wages. ADVERTISER 1295, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Young experienced mull for general 
farm work: steady work, good pay; reference 
required. Write W. F, KKUIVAN, Bergen, 
|». _ 
WANTED—At once, single man to work on 
dairy farm: general farm work and milking; 
wages 540 per month and hoard, G. L. HES- 
DON. Johnson. Orange Co.. N. Y. 
WANTED— Man for general furtu work: state 
wages, TUERON MILLER, ( opake, N, A . 
WANTED—Working dairyman and wife to look 
after a medium-sized dairy and a group of 
boys in an ltidustrial school; only middle-aged 
people with no children with them can be used: 
must In- church members of good habits. For 
information address CHARLES F. JOHNSON. 
Kis-Lyn, Pa. _ 
WANTED - Farm help. Apply to SUSSEX 
FARMS, R. D. 5 Newton. Sussex Co., N. J. 
Railroad station, S tillwater, N, J. _ 
UVE col I'LE—Farm: Connecticut, near New 
York: wife goo- 1 cook, general housework: 
man gardener: no children; middle age satisfac¬ 
tory if able bodied; $130 to right couple: give 
references if yoll want consideration. ADA Ell- 
TISER 131”. care Rural New-Yorker. 
AV ANTED Single experienced farm band; must 
be good milker: wages $40; experienced woman 
to care for two children: another for plain 
housework and waiting. Address SUHKDON 
LAKE CAMP. Schroon l ake, N. Y. 
WANTED Middle-aged mini us manager on 
small farm, understanding vegetables; good 
wages and house: references required. ADA Elt- 
T1SKK 1297, car.- Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED—Single man as assistant herdsman: 
must be good milker and e\|ierlenced: steady 
job for the right man. ADVERTISER 1315. 
cure Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Man and wife: man to work on farm 
and around place, he generally useful: wife to 
cook and do housework; no washing: modern 
conveniences; good home for right couple: state 
wages expected in first letter. Address 
ADVERTISER 1311, cure Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED — A teacher for term 1922-1923 in 
rural school up to and including fifth grade; 
must have New Jersey certificate; state salary 
expected and reference; apply at once. ED 
AVAftl) .1. WILLIAMS. 1). 0., P. O. address Box 
2S4, Hillsdale, N. J. 
POULTRYMAN, (tingle, with practical exper¬ 
ience on a number of successful plants ipast 
season with ,T. W. Parks) desires position (after 
August 1) as working manager; best of refer¬ 
ences, JEROME E. POST, Box 118, Altoona, 
Pa. 
HELP AV ANTED—At once, single man. over 17 
years of age, for farm work on frail farm; 
the best, of wages with board and room. Ad 
dress F. M. BROOKS, Athens, N. Y. 
WANTED—Dairyman to care for few cows; 
must be neat, clean and first-class butter- 
maker; only single, settled, middle-aged man 
need apply. ADVERTISER 13ro, cure Rural 
New-Y'orker. 
FARMER--TEAMSTER — Reliable, trustworthy. 
single man who is kind to and thoroughly 
understands horses and use of all farm imple¬ 
ments, with good knowledge general farming: 
local ion 3(1 miles from N.-w York, in West- 
ehester County; permanent position: wages $50 
per month; good board; eliance for advance¬ 
ment: give reason for leaving present -r last 
employment.: only capable and dependable man 
need apply. POSTOFFICE BOX No, 832, 
PleasantVllle. N. Y. 
POSITION open August 1 for married man as 
general farmer; wife willing to help at 
owner's home and board one man: knowledge of 
general farm crops, house, garden and modern 
poultry plant necessary: references first letter. 
BOX SO. Naugatuck, Conn. 
AA'ANTED -Capable and experienced poultrynian 
for commercial poultry and peach farm; state 
wages expected. ADVERTISER 1302. care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Respectable middle-aged woman for 
light housework; modern conveniences and a 
good country home near New York City: give 
experience, references and wages expected in 
first letter. ADA' ERTISER 1300, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
AA'ANTED—Bright, young, energetic farmer to! 
handle 400-acre fanu: to start front begin¬ 
ning to equip, re-stock and develop general farm 
operation on practical, economical and profitable 
basis; farm is in high state . f cultivation: good 
buildings' state qualifications and wages. 
ADVERTISER 1299 care Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED —-Man on dairy farm, state experience 
and wages; steady work. LEWIS DVERR. 
Creamery. I*a. 
WANTED — First •class Parmer to take dairy 
farm on stares; farm completely stocked with 
purebred Holstein cattle, horses and all machin¬ 
ery; big crops now being harvested; applicant 
must furnish satisfactory references. T. H. 
METTLER, East Millstone, N. J. 
Situations Wanted 
HIGH-GRADE practical American farm execu¬ 
tive open for permanent position on large farm [ 
estate; long successful experience in orcharding, 
small fruits, gardening, farm crops, lawns, 
roads, stock, etc.: exceptional personal refer¬ 
ences. ADVERTISER 1189. care Rural New 
Yorker. 
l’dl'l.TKYMAN. with five years' experience. 
wishes posit on on commercial egg farm. 
Write ADVERTISER 124d. care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
AA'ANTED—Position as working farm manager 
by American. married, age 40; lift experience 
at general farming: very best of reference; a 
worker who works and shows results: New Jer¬ 
sey preferred. ADA’EItTISER 1291. core Rural 
New-Yorker. 
POULTRYMAN, with IS years’ experience, ex¬ 
pert egg producer and chick raiser, seeks posi¬ 
tion as working manager on large plant: Ssilury 
and profit-sharing basis if desired: American: 
married. ADVERTISER 1259 care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
PRACTICAL ORCHARDIST, American, T’rot 
estant, unmarried, no liquor or tobacco, after 
October 1, when present position expires, de¬ 
sires position as manager of orchard: five years 
in present position: complete management of 
orchard of 2.3(h) trees, with splendid success: 
thorough practical knowledge of all angles of 
orcharding, grafting, pruning fertilization, etil 
tivation. etc.: best of references. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1312, rare Rural New-Yorker. 
YOUNG LADY educated, desires part time 
work In country; some pay. ADVERTISER 
1309. care Rural New-Yorker. 
I»Ot LTRYMAN seeks postllou; single, Ameri¬ 
can, 20; scientific training, practical exper¬ 
ience all branches; hustler, steady; can produce 
results; not a kid glove expert, best references. 
ADVERTISER 1298, care Itifin! New-Yorker. 
POSITION WANTED —Up-to-date farm manager 
or estate superintendent: well educated in 
French and English: young married man; not 
only handy, lint thoroughly experienced carpen¬ 
ter and painter; can operate, main lain all kinds 
of tractors; experienced general farming and 
machinery that are used on farm: understand 
feeding and taking care of all breeds cattle, 
horses, etc.: present position manager of farm 
of 300 acres; will consider reasonable salary, 
living condition's. ADVERTISER 1308. care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
YOUNG LADY desires position assisting with 
housework in Southern Pennsylvania or New 
Jersey; capable, ambitions and trustworthy. 
ADA ERTISElt 1507. care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Light farm, garden or other work or 
euretaker by single experienced Chris;'an g. i- 
tlemiin, or who lias a small place I . rent? 
ADVERTISER 1300, cure Rural \rw-Yorker. 
HAVING sold farm, will accept job; exper¬ 
ienced all farming, dairy, ctvamery. ice cream: 
wages, shares, rental: single: 38. l.OBDELL, 
2d East 42d Street. Bayonne. N. J. 
ORCHARD 1ST and tree expert wants position 
as working manager in commercial orchard 
or country estate; experienced dairyman and all 
around farmer; use and repair maelF'iery: mar 
ried: references, ADVERTISER 131)4, cure 
Rural New-Yorker. 
Farms For Sale, to Rent, etc. 
FINE Country estate for -ah—Belvedere Manor; 
situated in Baltimore County, 20 miles north 
of Baltimore City; on State road; two miles 
from electric and steam cars; rural delivery; 
convenient to schools and churches: improve¬ 
ments consist of 21-room mansion, five baths, 
Deleo lights, every convenience; mansion situ¬ 
ated in lovely lawn of seven a.TrS, very high, 
commanding .i beautiful view of surrounding 
country: handsome shade trees, ornamental 
shrubbery, lily pond and flower beds, gravel 
walks and roads: 17S acres: 135 acres m high 
stub* of cultivation. balance in Merchantable 
limber: garage for five ears: living quarters of 
five rooms attached; fanner house of seven 
rooms: bunk burn barroch, sheep sled, bog 
feeding shed, hogliouse, pouitt.v-hoii.~e for odd 
birds, brooder bouse (equipped), feed shed Corn 
crib for 30<> barrels of corn, machine shed: 50 
acres In seven pastures, divided by hog fence; 
fine limiting and fishing; orchard of select fniiis 
in hearing; sir.,non in improved live stock and 
up-to-date machinery; everything in finest re 
pair; to the man who is looking for a beautiful 
country estate, self-supporting, cannot afford to 
overlook This chance; wilt sell with or without 
stock and machinery; eorrospomlenee solicited. 
Address F. S. JONES. 305 West Lonvale Street. 
Baltimore, Md. No brokers. 
POULTRY MANAGER—Married (no children i: 
15 years’ practical experience; expert in 
chick raising and egg production: salary and 
profit sharing. ADVERTISER 1279, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
MAN AND WIFE waut situation as attendants 
in feeble-minded home; get ustoiued to low- 
grade or immoral boys. ADVERTISER 1284. 
cure Rural New-Y'orker. 
COMPETENT GARDENER desires a permanent 
position, private or commercial: American; 
married; no children; age 3U. ADVERTISER 
1283, care Rural New-Yorker, 
Y'nrXG MAN 23 college graduate, experienced 
and licensed milk tester, desires position as 
such, or do cow testing, or itosition on dairy 
farm where one may handle and breed cattle 
wiitmnt doing milking, BOX 372. Farnilnitdab*. 
L. L. X Y. 
-1 
WANTED—Position: practical farmer as work 
ing manager: thoroughly experienced: Sept. 
1: best references. ADVERTISER 1288, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
roStTIOX WANTED by an American age 33; 
experienced practical farmer, dairyman, calf 
raiser and A. It. O. work; references exchanged. 
ADVERTISER 12S7, care Rural New-Yorker. 
YOUNG MAN would do some work on farm in 
return for board for about, three weeks; 
understands poultry, fruit, some farming; East¬ 
ern Pennsylvania preferred; par; ’citin's 
ADVERTISER 1285, cure Rural New-Yorker. 
CHAUFFEUR. 12 years’ experience, married. 
wants place in country: also experienced in 
garden and stock. A. ZELINKA, 811 Sixth 
Avenue. New York City. 
I WOULD like a position on a sheep or stock 
farm: near high school; lif** experience in nil 
kinds of farming; f'o not Indulge in tobacco, 
liquor or profanity; can furnish A 1 references: 
married. ADVERTISER 1294 rare Rural New 
Yorker. 
POSITION WANTED on poultry farm or gen¬ 
tleman's estate by an American. 2tt. married, 
no children; experienced in batching and raising 
chickens, feeding liens for egg production, tak 
ing euro of cows, horses and garden; mu furnish 
best references. Answer ADVERTISER 1292. 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
RESPONSIBLE worn an wants isisitioii as house¬ 
keeper in country; good cook and manager: 
good references; own rooms: one cljjld: no oh 
toot ion to good furtu: good caretaker. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1291. care Rural New-Yorker. 
NINE-ACRE poultrv farm; eat.. 3,509 layers: 
too miles from Philadelphia: 811.(Mm. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1151'.. .-are Rural New Yorker. 
FOR SALE—Hatchery and poultry farm: inside 
city limits; State l-ond: eight acres: beautiful 
13-room house, with flue lawns and shade trees; 
m 1! improvements, electricity, water system 
capacity 2.2U(l layers. 7.mm baby eliieks. 9.000 
incubator: fruit, berries, asparagus; paying- 
proposition; fully equipped: terms: $14,000. 
KIVEKDALK POULTRY FARM, Cortland. N. Y 
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FOR SALE—Farm, situated on East Branch of 
Hie YVhlte River, in South Randolph. Vr., 
known as the J. C. Greene farm: 127 acres; 
sugar bush of 209 or more trees: suitably 
divided into tillage and wood and pasture 
land; cuts 7(1 or more tons hay this year: very 
good buildings: on good State road: mile to 
school and store; lias been in family 75 years 
or more; must be sold to settle estate Inquire 
of D. L LOOMIS, Administrator. Randolph. Y't. 
FOR SALK — 750-uere farm, under fence, on 
.Tames River: iu fine state of cultivation; brick 
house. 9 rooms, modortt conveniences: 125 acres; 
low grounds: large bam and outbuildings; 800.- 
000 ft. saw timber: station one mile: church and 
school one mile. For full description and prim 
address J. L. GRAY. Net-wood. Nelson Co.. Y'a. 
I'tlit SALK — Fnilr. poultry and dairy farm. 40 
acres, overlooking Cayuga Lake. Cornell Uui- 
versitv and City of Ithaca; 12 minutes’ walk to 
L. V. and D. L. W. It. it 's, trolley line, 
stores am! school: 900 fruit trees, new silo, 
stanchions fer nine head, rutin lug spring water, 
poultry houses for 590; ideal location; 2 l ,-story 
house, residential type, very attractive, electric 
liglils. city and spring wafer open pbtnihing 
furnace heated; an ideal home for business man 
nr professor. Apply to J H. Git,KEY* 224 So 
Geneva Street Ithaca. X. Y*. 
FOR SALK—1'onltry, grain and stock farm; 52 
acres: 42 tillable; balance in pasture and 
woodland; 7 room ionise with porch: cow barn, 
horse barn, wag-oil house, machine house, wood 
House, coin crib, ♦ poultry houses. 2 brooder 
houses; 29 apple trees: ) pencil trees; pea’s, 
plums, cherries, etc.; IL miles timid Lake; 2»j 
miles Hackcttstovvn oil concrete State hlghw.-n 
(’. YV. PRICE, ltaekettstown. N. Y 
400-ACRE dairy farm for #5.000; good build 
itigs; within two miles of station; previous 
owner aoeiitmllnled over $75.Otto from it; must 
be sold. M. I. SMITH. Marathon, N Y. 
WANTED Delaware farm; modern improve¬ 
ments: on State highway; near large village; 
describe fttllv, with price and exact location. 
ADVERTISER 125tl, cure Rural New Yorker. 
05 ACRES; six-room house, barn, granary, com 
crib, two henhouses; at Nuee station; school, 
store and churches nearby; ideal climate; de¬ 
tailed description by letter: equipment if de¬ 
sired. J. A. BAILEY', Nave, Va. 
FOR SALE—A board house; improvements; 
write for particulars. ADVERTISER 1280. 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
FARM—110 acres; 70 tillable, 14 wood; brook. 
springs, fruit; with or without stock, tools; 
will sacrifice to quick buyer. Owner, B. S. 
McPherson, r, d., Chatham, n. y. 
FARM for sale In the Borkshires, near Pitts¬ 
field Mass.; 110 acres. 20 tillable; nice seven- 
room house: running water; eotv barn, chicken 
house; on main road; near store, church and 
school: enough Christmas trees and timber to 
pnv for place. For full particulars apply to 
MR. CREAMER, I'. O. Peril. Mass. 
BEAUTIFUL home and poultry plant: "-i acre; 
hustling town; growing business requires 
larger place; reasonable price. ADVERTISER 
1282. care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE -Stock farm: 700 acres: all kinds 
good buildings: iw« new bouses; loo acres 
hemlock timber ready to cut; 200 acres pas¬ 
ture: balance plow land for tractor: $10,000 if 
sold soon, or wonlil cash rent, $2.00 per acre, 
for term of rears, cash in advance: seven miles 
from Corning, Steuben Co., N'. Y’. THOMAS 
HAST.ETT, Hall. X. Y. 
FOR SALE — Beautiful country bouse, seven 
rooms: large chicken and brooder house: gar¬ 
age. one acre of land: every thing in perfect 
condition: $1,500. J. SANTCROSS. Pointville. 
N. J. 
:FOR SALE—15-acre poultry farm; 10-room 
house, bulb, water at sinks; horse, cow. 200 
hens. barn, garage, hen and brooder house and 
equipment: write for particulars. ADY'ER- 
TISElt 1280,, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—Large dairy and fruit farm in Ash- 
field. Mass.: approximately 409 to 500 acres; 
will sell for cash or part cash- or on contract. 
For full deserint : n i and particulars address 
BRIN TON F. HALT,, Holding, Mich. 
FOR SAI.E—Thirty-row farm of 214 acres; fine 
for potatoes, corn and cabbage: all stock and 
tools. For full particulars write lb H. ROB¬ 
ERTS, R. D. No. 1, Lisle, N. Y. 
FOR SALE Cranberry hog: 30 acres: Central 
New Jorsc' . fully equipped: price reasonable. 
ADVERTISER 1293. . are Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—-Ten-acre poultry, fruit and truck 
farm, with improvements; on State road: near 
city markets: $3,200 for piiek sale: also 43 
acres, adapted to poultrv. fruit and truck: $50 
per acre. SUNNY COVE POULTRY FARM. 
Townsend. Del. 
LIBERTY' and a living—I am compelled to sell 
my farm at once: 250 acres fertile land: ele¬ 
vation 2.800 feet; wonderful view: fine climate 
the year round, n modern house, furnace heated: 
new barn: YVinter apples, 100 barrels this Fall; 
3" tons of hay growing rr q>s. nine fine Ayr¬ 
shire cows two heifers, one bull, n pair of very 
tine horses 12 hives Italian bees, harness, tools: 
a well equipped farm: a money-maker; a beau¬ 
tiful place: $4,000 takes tile whole business; 
this is a chance yon will not often get. JOHN 
H. NORTH HUP, Green Mountain Farm, Town- 
slieud. Vt. 
FOB SALE—Farm anil boarding-lionsc: 120 acres. 
with large plot laud: along Catskill Creek: all 
crops planted: with or without stock, tools and 
furniture; buildings lighted by electricity. 
HUNT & LEVERS. Freehold. Greene Co.. N. Y. 
FOR RENT—Fine farm; over 150 acres: about 
100 acres tillable and pasture, balance wood 
and water: splendid home; ample and good out¬ 
buildings: good -duopiug location to Troy. Al¬ 
bany, Boston, et.,: very reasonable terms to 
right party. Address owner ADVERTISER 
1313. care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALK—Fine well equipped farm of 170 
acres: about 70 acres wood and private lake. 
r**st tillable and pasture: splendid home and 
outbuildings located about 20 miles from Al¬ 
bany; fine views, and suitable for bungalow, 
•amp or club development! price and terms rea¬ 
sonable. Address . vvner. ADVERTISER 1314. 
care Rural New Yorker. 
ISO ACRES—On boulevard; 12-room house, hot 
and eohl water, bath, furnace heat: large 
barn. silo. IS cattle three horses, equipment: 
$7,500: #2.500 cash: balance 10 years. 5G in¬ 
terest. C. N. FIELD, Mill Village. X. H. 
FOR SALE—Delaware County farm; 215 acres: 
well watered: 15-rooUi house; beautiful view; 
good buildings: stock and machinery: write for 
particulars, ETTA COLBY, Roxbury. N. Y r . 
FOR SALE—223-aore fruit, truck and poultry 
farm, bordering Chesapeake Bay. Eastern 
Shore of Maryland: beautiful location; 100 acres 
under cultivation: sassafras loam: 1.000.000 ft. 
timber; price $15,000. Address BAY SIDE 
FARM. Shell town. Md. 
FOR SALE—Connecticut poultry farm; capacity 
1.000 liens. 5,noo chicks: Mammoth incubators: 
State mad; electricity, city water; best mar¬ 
kets; rich, level fields; bountiful home, modern 
eonvenieto-es price $11,000: easy terms: or will 
rent. ADVERTISER 1303, care Rural Xew- 
Y orker. 
WANTED—General farm, from 12 to 100 acres; 
state particulars: no agents. FRANK JACK- 
SON, 214 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn, X. Y. 
NEW seven loom house, improvements: $5,000; 
easy terms: $1,000 wish. HENRY WILLIAMS. 
Pateliogue, L, L, N. Y. 
FOR SALE Farm. Iti Northwestern Connecticut: 
lot) acres fine land, orchard: It-rnom house, 
alt modern conveniences; tools, including trac¬ 
tor: with or without 20 choice purebred Guern¬ 
seys: sacrifice. ADVERTISER 1301. care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
IS ACRES—Ideal fruit and poultry farm; 175 
grapevines. 200 apple trees iu their prime, 
good crop this year, choice varieties: high ele¬ 
vation; wonderful view, best soil and water: 40 
miles Philadelphia. 20 utiles Reading. 4 miles 
to town of 2O.U00; near trolley; $8,000. includ¬ 
ing crops. HILL CREST FRUIT FARM, R. D. 
No. 4. Pottstovvn, Pa. 
PERMANENT position wanted by American. 
age 32; life experience managing purebred 
Guernsey and Jersey herds and farms scientific 
nud Tintetleal iruitiing unit experience; expert 
feeder and cattleman, with thorough knowledge 
of everything pertaining to herd, dairy, farm, 
showing, testing, selling, pnper work and cost 
accounting of herd and farm: any location with 
large or small proposition if it pays: don’t 
answer this if State college or your friends run 
your place: give full details, with salary offered 
satisfactory man: highest references. ADVER¬ 
TISER 131(1. cure Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SAI.E — Successful commercial poultry 
farm: capacity 2.500 head Leghorn*: modern 
buildings and equipment six-room bungalow: 
electric lights and running water in all build 
ings: 20.000-egg capacity incubators: lO.imo- 
etiiek brooder capacity; good reputation and 
established trade for babv chicks, pullets, broil¬ 
ers. eggs, stock SO miles from New York City; 
one mile to station: good roads: 24 acres land; 
100 bearing fruit trees, i -rries, currants, grapes, 
anpnrngns. etc.: profits to*- past three years 
$7,500 annually; price $20.00ti, terms; circular. 
ADVERTISER 1274. ear*' Rural Nc.-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—Dairy farm: t kj miles front town: 
127 acres; So in tillage; 10 acres oats, 12 
corn. 3 cow peas. 1 potatoes. Lj strawberries. 10<) 
fruit trees; grant buildings*. 10-room house: 100- 
lon -ilo: 19 rows, 1 bull, it young stock 2 horses, 
poultry: tractor, with plows; milking machine. 
Ford truck; full line of other implements: im- 
niodmtr possession giveu. A. UHAUVIN. Lock 
Box 304. Otisvtlle. N. Y'. 
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