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Farm Help Wanted 
WANTED—Single women as attendants in State 
institution for feeble-minded; salary $4-1 per 
month and maintenance. Apply, stating age and 
enclosing letter of reference (from previous 
employer if possible) to SI PRR1NTENOLN 
LETCH WORTH VILLAGE, Thlclls, N- V.; Rock¬ 
land County. 
WANTED—Woman, young or middle-aged, with¬ 
out children, as cool; and general utility house* 
worker; interview and references required: good 
room, pleasant surroundings; handy to cities of 
Capitol district, 51 MICNAND UOAD, Albany. 
N. Y. 
YOU Nil MAN wanted on farm for general farm 
work; state wages and experience. RICHARD 
IIE/.F.L, JR.. Old wick, N. J. 
A STEADY position on poultry farm for a clean, 
hard-working young man. not afraid of hours; 
$30 a month, board mid room, with good chance 
of advancement if you make good. MARVJl IS 
POULTRY l-’AKM. Toms River, N. J. 
WANTED—Farm hand for general farm and 
orchard work: state experience and wages de¬ 
sired. BOX 98. I.ialltbgo, X. Y. 
FARM .MANAGHR—Wanted, at once, first-class 
man, capable of managing gentleman’s l."00- 
aetv estate man experienced In farming. st"ek 
and upkeep desired: give age, experience, fare 
ily, wages expected. OFFIUE MANAllEU, Item- 
lilc Hall. Remlik, Ya. 
WANTED—Reliable, middle-aged, white couple, 
Protestant, without children, on gentleman's 
all year country home, 30 miles from New York; 
all convenience's; family of three: man for gar¬ 
den and generally useful indoors and out; 
woman good plain cook and general housework; 
no lauudrv; satisfactory wages: permanent 
position, with cottage, for right people. Write 
at cnee, stating wages wanted and sending 
references, to GEltRGE ti. ldkMANfe, R. 1. 
1),, .Spring Valley. X. Y. 
WANTED—Reliable and experienced single man 
on small dairy farm; milk route; good home 
and good money; references required. Address 
II. W. ItRlTJ.AND. Carthage, X. Y. 
HERDSMAN'—A position is open for a compe¬ 
tent man. single pgeferretl, who will interest 
himself in building up a small herd of purebred 
(iuernse.vs; must u liners land feeding, some A, 
R work and the fitting of animals for local 
fair; give lull particulars regarding experience 
and salary to start until ability is demonstrated. 
Address OWNER. Box 7, Station X, Xcw York, 
X. Y. 
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WANTED—M4tt and wife, or mother and daugh¬ 
ter, used to the country, for a country place; 
position permanent; wife wanted for cookiug, 
and general housework; man to care for garden, 
lawn, poultry, cow, horse and furnace; must 
furnish satisfactory references; only reliable, 
trustworthy people need apply. T. H. MET- 
Tl.ER, East Millstouc, X. J. 
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WANTED—Herdsmuu with experience in certi- 
tied dairy; must, understand machinery, so as 
to operate refrigeration; capable of handling 
men; married, and wife willing to board three 
milkers; Guernsey herd; $100 per mouth, with 
bouse and garden: open now; call if interested. 
DEERE ALTO FARMS, Wernersville, Fa. M. 
H. MacCaUuni, Manager. 
WANTED — Man and wife, with or -without 
children; woman to board men; everything 
furnished: no washing or chumborwork; $40 per 
month; mail for milking and general farm work; 
only capable, intelligent people please reply: 
house furnished, or if no children can live In 
mailt house; wages for man $60, UL8TEEDORP 
FARMS, Highland, Ulster Co., N. Y. 
CLEAN, roltahlc single men wanted for milkers 
on certified dairy; 10-hour day; 15 cows to the 
man, and good wages with liberal treatment. 
ADVERTISER 1-118. care Rural New-Yorker. 
SINGLE MEN wanted fbr farm work on large 
up-to-date farm; must be able to milk in rase 
of emergency; every day milking may not be 
required; $Ml and board to healthy, robust men. 
ADVERTISER 1419. care Rural New Yorker. 
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WANTED—A live youtlg man of good habits. 
from l(t to 22 years, for genernt farming, 
that is willing to hustle, that is interested la 
purebred Holstein-Frleslan cows; will pay good 
wages. ADVERTISER 1417, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
WANTED—Blacksmith for repair shop on farm, 
operator for Holt tractor, truck and unto re¬ 
pair men. SEABROOK COMPANY, Bridgeton. 
N. J. 
WANTED—Young man for genernl farm work: 
one who can milk preferred; Ulster County. 
ADVERTISER 1428, care Rural New-Yorker, 
WANTED—Farm-raised boy for chores on small 
place; one who milks; wages; one Who desires 
an education; good home. JOHN D. LINCOLN, 
Washington Street, North Easton, Mass. 
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MOTHER and daughter seek a reliable motherly 
woman to help In a pleasant country home 
near New York; every comfort and km I Treat¬ 
ment; one who will be a pleasant companion; 
references exchanged. ADVERTISER 1440, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
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MALE HELP WANTED—Experienced ox team¬ 
ster, single man, on a Massachusetts farm: 
general farm work and milking; age, wages ex 
fieeted. ADVERTISER 1442, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
FARMER GARDENER—Must have general hor¬ 
ticultural knowledge, experience live stock 
nnd poultry. Answer, stating experience, where 
last employed, salary expected, nationality, 
number in family; furnished rottnge provided. 
ADVERTISER 1489. cure Rural New-Yorker. 
EXPERIENCED FARMERS—No college gradu¬ 
ate need apply; man that olio handle horse 
nnd milk; farm Is sltuat/'d in Broome County. 
New York State; equipped with Empire milking 
machine*, tractors and all other labor-saving 
devices; $50 per month for married man, good 
house, with range nnd chunk stove; wood cut 
and delivered; potatoes and milk; $80 per month 
for single man. board, room, etc.: rapid ml 
iiliieoment if can qualify. A. C. MATHKWSON. 
009 World Building, New York City. 
WANTED—Single man to work in barn; must 
be good milker. ADVERTISER 1432, care 
Rurnl New Yorker. 
WANTED — A first-class experienced outside 
fruit foreman, able to organize anil handle a 
large number of pickers: employment August 23 
to September 23, possibly longer; also several 
snbforrmen to handle small picking gangs; state 
age, experience and salary desired hi first let¬ 
ter. CONYERS FARM, Greenwich, Conn, 
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WANTED—•Woman for cooking and general 
housework position on farm; no laundry; 
wages $35 monthly; no objection to one small 
child; referem-i-a in first letter. MltS. J. I'* 
HARRISON, New Units, X. Y, 
WANTED—Married man ns assistant foreman 
on dairy farm of 251) acres carrying 5u bead; 
must, be thoroughly experienced in farming, 
making milk, handling and repairing all farm 
implements and capable of taking charge and 
directing men and not afraid to work with 
them; house, garden, milk and fuel; good wages 
and advancement tu right man; give fullest 
details in first letter; steady, ADVEUTISER 
1434, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Reliable caretaker for country home. 
near Cleveland, 0.; must be familiar with 
farm work, care of orchards and clearing of 
woods; references required. ADVERTISER. 
1431, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Itclinhle married man, experienced 
farmer*, must tic willing worker. ADA'ER- 
TISKTl 1433, care Rurnl New-Yorker. 
WANTED — Farmer; German preferred; fruit 
and vegetable farm; not much stock; house, 
privileges unit permanent position for honest, 
industrious man; state wages, etc. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1430. care Rural New-Yorker. 
COUPLE AVANTED who wish to earn $36 per' 
week at gardening and general housework fur 
family of three on small farm. "Westchester 
County; no attention paid to applications unless 
refereiues nre given. ADVERTISER 1472, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
FARMER and wife on Eastern Pennsylvania 
dairy and poultry farm; partly furnished 
hotlse, hoard, fuel, light and $50 month. 
ADVERTISER 1467, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED — A woman with two children (or 
more) of school age to do housekeeping for 
small family during the Winter: a reasonable 
salary will he paid: write for particulars. 
ADVERTISER 1461. rare Rural New-Yorker. 
RELIABLE matt on small farm; eight cows, 
two horses; small delivery route; must be 
good milker, honest, clean and obliging: $35 per 
month, board and room: comfortable AVinter 
job, not heavy: state full particulars. C. F. 
HILL, Huntington, N. Y. 
POULTRY .MAX WANTED—September 1: exper¬ 
ienced; liiiddb* age. commercial poultry plant; 
Ford driver. BOX 27, Thiel IS, N. Y. 
WANTED—By September 1, couple with no 
children, who have lived on a farm and wish 
to continue doing so: roust, understand milking 
and general farm work; place of 50 acres. Jn 
Westchester County, 38 miles from New York 
City; small unfurnished house, milk, garden and 
vvVioil for fuel supplied: state wages un/1 ex¬ 
perience, with references. ADVERTISER J453, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Single man for general farm work 
on private estnte; must l>e man with exper¬ 
ience; good wages to right man; rarin 10 miles 
friuil Pittsburgh. I'a. Address ADVERTISER 
1451, care Rural New Yorker. 
WANTED—Herdsman for small herd of pure¬ 
bred Guernseys on private estate, near I’itts 
Imrgh, Pa,: good wages to right man: state ex¬ 
perience in llrsr letter. Address ADVERTISER 
1452, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—At once, reliable single man for 
general farming; year round job to right 
party. ELLIS T. HOUGHTON. Victor, X. Y. 
COUPLE WANTED on AVestchestor County farm 
mi September 1; man to assist farmer with 
chickens and vegetable garden; wife to keep 
house and cook for owner’s family, who spend 
abottt three months each year on the farm: 
wages $75. ADVERTISER 1447, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
COUPLE—Middle-aged man and wife, all year 
position, to take charge of farm; house rent 
free; man musi tie thoroughly competent; 
w.minn slightly useful Summer months; location 
Jersey seashore. Apply GEORGE W. COCKS, 
241 West. Broadway. New York City. 
WANTED — Farm foreman, middle-aged, mar¬ 
ried. no children preferred; farm on Long 
Island; 50 acres under cultivation; must be 
Thoroughly practical and experienced farmer, 
honest, willing, reliable nnd agrpenble; wife 
neat housekeeper, willing to hoard two or three 
men in season; rotroge, aU improvements; only 
those With elean record and appreciative of good 
home with pleasant surround lug* need apply; 
give full particulars in first letter. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1445. care Rural New-Yorker. 
Situations Wanted 
AVANTED—Position; practical farmer as work¬ 
ing manager: thoroughly experienced; Sept. 
1: best references. ADA'ERTISER 1288, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
POULTRY FARM MANAGER—Open for en¬ 
gagement, September or October; successful 
in the rearing of chirks, egg production aud 
breeding of high producers: work with my head 
and hands: produce results: only first class 
proposition offering full charge considered; ref¬ 
erences that stand the acbf test to those who 
mean business; married: American: no children; 
particulars appreciated. ADVERTISER 1337, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Position on farm or private estate 
to take eare of horses by Hollander, 82 years 
of age; one year in this country. ADVER- 
TISKR 1397, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FARM manager or superintendent open for posi¬ 
tion September or October l: long successful 
experience in orcharding, gardening, farm crops, 
stock, poultry, lawns roads, et>\; all modern 
machinery; exceptional references: give descrip¬ 
tion of what you have ami full particulars. 
W. M., Box 316. Purdy Station, N. Y, 
YOUNG college man wishes permanent position 
on farm, best references. S. J, LEA Y, 920 
Avenue St. John, New York City. 
YOUNG MAN, American, Protestant, desires 
position on farm: experienced both theoreti¬ 
cally and pruetienlly as working manager Of 
modern poultry plant; capable of managing 
small general farm having poultry as its major 
enterprise; married; references. 220 NEWARK 
AVENUE, Bloomfield. X. J. 
WANTED—Position by American as working 
farm manager or herdsman; married; age 25: 
best of references; write details, P. 0. BOX 
8511, Granville, N, Y. 
SITUATION WANTED—Honest, reliable, refined 
couple as caretakers or housekeepers on estate 
or private place; mini handy; wife good cook; 
country preferred; will travel. H. H, care 
Backert, Box 41. Route 1, Saugerties, N, Y. 
CARPENTER—American, Protestant, married, 
20 years old: houest worker, no loafer; prac¬ 
tical experience un poultry buildings, barns, 
implement houses, etc.; run design and erect, 
forms, concrete work: reasonable hours and 
pay; available at once; educated, no habits, de¬ 
pendable: please give details. ADVERTISER 
141,9. care Rural Xew-Y< riser. 
WANTED—Position, September 1. farm tnana 
ger; life experience, practical and scientific. 
D. ('. L.xnSLKY, 22 Elm Street, Newton, Sus¬ 
sex Co., N. J. 
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i’OULTKYMAN—Fifteen years' practical exper 
iencc; expert on chick ratsing and egg pro¬ 
duction; cun make any plant pay under right 
conditions; married (no children). ADVER¬ 
TISER 1420, care Rural New-Yorker. 
POSITION WANTED as salesman for large fruit 
anil poultry farm, within 30 miles of New 
York City, will establish retail route; by ener¬ 
getic and ambitions young man. age 23; refer¬ 
ences and security: can use own truck; write 
terms. ADVERTISER 1429, cure Rural New- 
Yorker. 
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GERMAN FARMER, recently landed, 33, single, 
life experience. thoroughly capable, seeks 
stendy employment with prospects; unable t'» 
speak English. ADVERTISER 1427. rare Rural 
New-Yorker. 
FARM FOREMAN, married, wants position after 
August 23; thoroughly experienced with mod¬ 
ern farm machinery, handling men and all kinds 
of live stuck. ADVERTISER 1420, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
POSITION WANTED—Single man. farm-raised, 
age 27. willing, energetic, excellent habits, 
desires an opportunity to make a permanent 
connection, with a real opportunity for advance¬ 
ment. on a large commercial or estate poultry 
farm; two years' practical experience; I am not 
a college graduate, but a good conscientious 
worker; can run truck tractor or any kind nf 
modern farm machinery; give full details iti 
first letter, with iiieulinu of wages pa|d. work¬ 
ing conditions, etc JAMES B. BIRD, Mercer- 
viile, Mercer Co., N. 0. 
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LIVE WIRE poultry manager is open for posi¬ 
tion. ADVERTISER 1435, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
SITUATION WANTED by gardener, 19 years’* 
experience in all branches of the profession, 
to take full charge; can handle help; under¬ 
stand motors arid machinery; in years in pres¬ 
ent place; married; age 38; best, references. 
ADVERTISER 1441, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FARM MANAGER—American Protestant, mar¬ 
ried, 30 years old, educated: practical ex- | 
pcrlence. active, using m.v head: handle crops, 
stuck, poultry or cattle and any machinery, also 
men: all repairs: if you need some one who will 
get results, is dependable, having no habits, ts 
unquestionably honest, if you have a good and 
permanent place, please give details; available 
at once. ADVERTISER 1468, care Rnral New- 
Yorker. 
POULTRY MANAGER, married, 15 years' ex¬ 
perience, thorough, practical, is open for first- 
class proposition. ADA ERTISER 1466, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
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SITUATION WANTED by expert, mechanic ns 
chauffeur or truck driver on Long Island: ref 
erence from present employer. ADVERTISER 
1463, care Rnral New-Yorker, 
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ONE MAN or two wants position as test cow 
milker nr herdsman; good references: wages 
$75 to $100. ADVERTISER 1471, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
WANTED—liy man with family, position ns 
herdsman or general farmer on up-to-date 
farm; references from former and present em¬ 
ployers. C. X. CONKLIN, Pomona, N. Y, 
FARMER, married (no children), wishrs posi¬ 
tion ou private place; understand poultry - : 
handy with tools; September 1 or 13. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1462. care Rural New-Yorker. 
POSITION WANTED—Estate or farm manager 
would like position on private estate or farm: 
married, middle-aged. American; strictly sober, 
honest and economical; thorough and practical 
in all branches: many years’ experience: a man 
with proven ability; A-l references. P. O. BOX 
(2)3. Westbtiry, L. I., N. Y. 
poULTRYMAN, single, experienced in aU 
branches, desires position; start at once. 
ADVERTISER 1437, care Rural New-Yorker. 
MAN f2, married, twy> children, position ns 
working manager, caretaker or night watch¬ 
man on a private place where a hard-working, 
painstaking and honest man is needed; diversi¬ 
fied farming, purebred cattle, dairying, care and 
upkeep of a gentleman’s estate; open September 
1, or before if desired; unquestionable refer¬ 
ences, ADA’ERTISER 1456, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
FARMER or working manager open for engage¬ 
ment September or October; experienced tn 
dairying, stock raising, general farming and cr- 
chnriling; utiiicrstand rotation of crops, soil im¬ 
provement, care nnd feeding of live stock and 
poultry, make good butter, test milk, understand 
farm machinery, gas engine etc.; am handy 
with small tools and not afraid of hard work; 
married: age 29: American; technical training; 
would like salary and percentage nr profit- 
sharing. ADA'ERTISER 1455, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
MECHANIC — Fully capable and cxiterieneed 
mechanic on auy and all possible machinery 
about a large and up-to-date farm—tractors", 
ears, trucks, milking machines, dairy machin¬ 
ery. electrical Work, pipe fitting anil rnrpentry: 
honest, no habits, dependable; educated Ameri¬ 
can Protestant, married, 30 years old; please 
give details. ADA’ERTISER 1470, care Rurul 
New-Yorker, _ 
WORKING MANAGER for estate: Protestant, 
American, age 42, married: agricultural col¬ 
lege Training; 20 years in this line of work: I 
can furnish yon with No. 1 products of your 
dairy, garden, poultry yards aud orchards, pro¬ 
duced In an economical and effleiewt manner, 
keep the grounds and surroundings neat when 
absent you can feel your Interests well eared 
for; wages required $125 per month, with usual 
perquisites. ADA KRTISKK 1434, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
POULTRYMAN 1291; reliable, practical exper¬ 
ience; successful In all branches: ege pro¬ 
ducer; guarantee results; managerial ability. 
BOX 5, Oakdale, N. Y. _ 
WANTED—Position ns manager or Working 
foreman on farm, dairy or poultry plant; sin¬ 
gle; American ADVERTISER 1448, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
ESTATE carpenter and nil around mechanic, 
expert on suburban wut• r works and mechan¬ 
ical equipment of modern estates, clean In every 
wav, American, desires to hotter himself: What 
have you to offer:* Address ADA ERTISER 
146tt. care Rurnl New-Yorker. 
Farms For Sale, to Rent, etc. 
SMALL FARM in village for sale. For details 
write MEST1CK. Higganum. Conn. 
FOR SALE—Stock farm; 700 acres; all kinds 
good buildings; t.wo new houses; 100 acres 
hemlock timber ready to cut; 200 acres pas¬ 
ture; balance plow land for tractor; $16,000 if 
sold soon, or would cash rent, $2.30 per acre, 
for term of years. cash in advance; seven miles 
from Corning. Steuben Co., N. Y. THOMAS 
HASLFTT. Hall, N. Y. 
FOR SALE—Well furnished cottage, with barn, 
one acre of! ground; on mniu road, between 
Saratoga Springs and Balieton Spa.; price *1,800. 
Address J. McGOI'Gfl, Ballston, N. Y. 
120-ACRE FARM—On Lincoln Highway; three 
miles from Princeton: % mile to village; two 
houses, 12 and 5 rooms: suitable for chicken 
raising, nursery or roadhouse; price $16,000. 
EDWARDS. 170 East 75th Street. New York. 
FARM—120 acres; located in prettiest section 
Hunterdon County, N. J.; six miles from 
Flemiugton; fine nine-room house; large good 
barn, grain house*. 4 large chicken houses, nearly 
new: other buildings; eight acres good timber; 
10 acres meadow: large stream: balance land, 
level, smooth, has hail best, of care; owner has 
retired; must sell: one of the biggest hargains 
in Hunterdon County at $7,000. JOS. I). WIL¬ 
SON, Route 1. Trenton, N. J. 
50 ACRES of fertile farming land; State roail; 
high school; one mile from (wo railroad sta¬ 
tions; 10-mom dwelling; good outbuildings: 
large shade trees. 73 frr.it trees, American 
Protestant neighbors; write for description and 
price. OWNER, Box 120, WaUkill, X. Y. 
FARM FOR SALE—Very desirable place; 300 
ft. off State road; about f|0 acres, level, fer¬ 
tile soil; good water and buildings: house. 10 
rooms, hath, hot water beat, electric lights, 
hardwood doors throughout: price, direct from 
owner, *12.300. Including horses, cows, poultry, 
crops, equipment; located close to village. U> 
miles below Kingston, over Stare road. ADVER¬ 
TISER 1398, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FARM FOR SALE—Twenty acres; ideal loca¬ 
tion; price lielit: terms. For fall descripti* n 
write FRED CHESLEY, R. D. V Putnam. Conn. 
POULTRY FARM—Near Lakewood, N. J.; 23 
acres; 460 Leghorn layers. 1.250 Leghorn an I 
White Ruck pullets, excellent stock: six broode* 
and colony houses, two large laying houses, all 
fully equipped; total Winter capacity 1.200 
birds: six-room cottage, barn, feed house; other 
outbuildings: eleerrie light throughout; price 
$9,500; cash $4,500: rest mortgage. Further 
details from ADVERTISER 1400, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
FARM—Near Chatham; 110 acres; 76 tillable. 
14 in wood; brooks, springs; 10-room house; 
with or without stock, tools. A. S, McI'HER- 
SON, R. D., Chatham, X. Y. 
FOR SALE—Tliree-room house. 26x22: two acres 
of land. Address J. B., Box 119, Moriches, 
N. Y. 
FOR SALE — 2S6-acr<> fruit and dairy farm: 
2.500 apple trees; productive feldspar quarry: 
near large markets: very fertile soil: tractor, 
stone crusher, tractor plow included; $14,000 
takes all- sold on account sickness. ROBERT 
L. TEMPLIN', Route 2, Powningtown, Pa 
DAIRY FARM—170 acres; near Rome. N. Y.: 
will sell hare or fullv equipped. Inquire 
WILLARD EVANS, Route 3. Rome. N. Y. 
400-ACRE dairy farm for $5,000; good build 
ings: within two miles of station; previous 
owner accumulated over $75,000 from it: must 
be sold. M. L. SMITH, Marathon, X. Y. 
127-ACRE FARM: 65 tillable. 35 acres wood; 
two brooks; excellent buildings; near State 
road, store, church; 40 acres early potato land; 
only $3,600; terms: also cheap farm. R. 
STEVENS, Sehuylerville. N, Y. 
WILT BUY OR RENT village borne; about two 
acres: must have accommodations for 560 
Leghorns; New York or New England; state 
terms nnd all particulars. ADVERTISER 1416, 
care Rural New Yorker, 
40-ACRE FARM—Suitable tor poultry farm or 
bungalow colony: four miles from Woodstock, 
eight, miles from Saugerties: on good road: has 
brook, spring and well. Address J. ALBERT 
CASS, Rox 111, R. 3, Saugerties, N. Y. 
SETTLING an estate makes possible a good land 
hnrgaln: Marshall County. Northwestern South 
Dakota: all rich black loam, suitable for mixed 
or grain farming or dairying: graveled State 
road: four to nine miles to good railway town: 
part of old military reservation recently opened 
after leasing many years only for cattle ranch¬ 
ing: much yet in virgin sod. just right for 
breaking and profitable fluxing, which usually 
pays large part of first cost; 280 and 640 acres 
at $60: 406 acres at $70: on beautiful lake, long 
time payments, over 28 years. 828 EIGHTH 
AVENUE, Brookings. S. D. 
WANTED —Small farm eight to 20 acres, with 
or without buildings; near good road; in 
southern half of Connecticut: state size and 
price first tetter ADA'ERTISER 1424. care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
' FARM FOR SALE at a bargain: 60 acres; about 
one-half creek bottom, mostly in meadow; 
300 or 000 cords storewood on upland: 8-room 
house, good ns new; fair bam; good horse and 
harness, two good wagons, one pleasure sleigh, 
good as new: one good cow: all for $2,300: good 
never-failing water: reason for selling, old age— 
82. ADVERTISER 1423, cnee Rural New- 
Yorker. 
WOULD LIKE to rent n farm (80-120 acres) 
on lease; about 2-4 miles from railroad sta¬ 
tion: with all necessary huildlngs and With 
privilege of buying. Address ADVERTISER 
1422. *-are Rural New-Yorker. 
EXCELLENT location for commuter's or country 
home; 48 miles from New York. Pennsylvania 
Railroad; 67 acres; two family 10-rviom house; 
poultry plant; main road New York to Phila¬ 
delphia: many attractive features: cause, ill 
health: write for details. ADVERTISER 1421, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—Cl-Acre farm: fine location, in fit. 
Lawrence County: good 11-room house: horse 
and cow barns, granary, ice and henhouses. 106 
apple trees, 24 milkers, bull, 4 heifers 12 years!. 
3 horses, hens, pig, etc.; 3 acres potatoes. 2 
acres sweet corn. 1 acre shell beaus, plenty hay 
for 40 head; other business reason for disposal: 
for quick sale $12,000. ADVERTISER 1438. 
care Rural New Yorker. 
$1,000 WU 1, BUY about 10-acre bungalow or 
factory site, where yon can have railroad 
switch an/I water power; the best of land: it 
will sell all of 25 acres, buildings, stock: rea¬ 
sonable; t.wo tulles station; 110 out. Owner. 
LOUIS THIELE. Lackawaxen, Pa, _ 
FOR SALE—Most attractive farm, poultry or 
general farming, near New York City; build 
ings and very extensive equipment virtually 
new; complete $10,000. ADVERTISER 1436. 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
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