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Iht RURAL NEW-YORKER 
September 16, 1922 
QUALITY 
Will Sell 
The Crop! 
A N IMMENSE crop of potatoes is on the way. Potatoes bruised, 
L stabbed or scarred by improper digging will stand small 
chance in the markets. The quality crop is the one that will sell. 
Freedom from mechanical injury will be paramount this year. 
The IRON AGE Digger provides thorough separation, and al¬ 
though it is a machine of great strength the potatoes are handled 
with a nicety that avoids all bruising and placed in a shallow 
trench midway between the wheels. The machine is thrown in 
and out of gear from the seat—an exclusive IRON AGE feature 
which prevents scattering at ends of rows. Automatic Foretruck 
permits backing or turning short without upsetting or straining. 
Uneven ground, hillsides and deep furrows traversed with ease. 
The line is complete, furnishing either six or seven foot elevators; 
2, 3 or 4 horse equipment; and engine or horse driven separators. 
If your dealer does not have the one you want in stock, he can get it for you 
quickly from our nearest Branch, but quick action is necessary. Order today. 
BATEMAN AND COMPANIES, Inc. 
Canastota, N.Y. GRENLOCH, N. J. Worcester, Mass. 
Moloney trees nre guaranteed true to name and tree from disease by the largest growers in 
New York State. Ottr hardy upland trees of known merit will establish themselves quickly,) 
make a rapid growth, and fruit early. They are shipped direct front the nursery at cost of 
production plus one profit, which nonius better trees for le^s money 
We recognize our resimnsltdlHy to the fruit growers ami we have this Full issued u hovel 
Descriptive Catalog, that (ells the tilings you ought to know about our business. Write for 
your copy today — it's Free. So order is too hjg or none too small for us to handle personally. 
We Prepay Transportation Charges on all Orders for over $7.50. (Fall Planting Pays.) 
MALONEY BROS. NURSERY CO., INC. 
Danaville's Pioneer Nurseries 26 State Street, Dansville, N. Y. 
Free Catalog of TREES.SHRUBS.ROSES bVINE 
HIGH YIELDING SEED WHEAT Sdvc the Youn? Fruit Trees 
TEAP’S PR0LTF9' (smooth chaff) wheat has U,C ■ wUllg I I till I I vvv 
L EAP'S PROLIFIC ( smooth chaff) wheat has 
yielded as high as 41) bushels to the acre for 
us and we are offering choice recleaued. se¬ 
lected and graded sued at #3.00 per bushel (hag* 
extra). Onr wheat lias been given the HOT 
WATER treatment and is free from rust, mint 
and all other disease as a COttSoQUoue* and will not 
readily lodgn. It will ontyield no treated wheat and 
an increase of only 1 bushel to the acre will pay 
yoiir expense of changing 
W W. WEIMAN P. O. Box 460. HUMMELSTOWN, PA. 
SAVE PACKAGE COSTS 
FIRST CLASS SECOND-HAND 
IF- . ; Pewh Camera, Berry Crates. (>n- 
IK-LLfio ion Cratnc, Baskets of all kinds, 
«lT/ iflf and other Fruit ami Vegetable 
^Packages, Egg Cases All these 
containers are in ns good ns now condition ami 
ready forinstaiit tile. Carla! Shipments—Our Specially. 
LET rs QUOTE YOU—THAT'S -I /./. 
THE EMPTY PACKAGE SUPPLY CO. 
Dept. R, 301-303 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. 
BERRY AND FLOWER PLANTS 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS for September and October 
f ilanling Put-grown and runner plants llmf will 
ienr fruit next summei A bo RflSPBf KRY. BErtf.KRER- 
RY GOOSEBERRY CURRANT; GRAPE p'liiits; ASPARAGUS. 
RHUBARB rooTM; If0Li YIIIICK DELPHINIUM. FOXGLOVE. 
roper, lied •.Ibe, liei >1 < I’e.renatnl I' lnwe plant* ; ROSES, 
SHRUBS for fall iibtnrlng Catalogue tree 
HARRY I. HOCIIIfS I.oixl <)runnd, Sew York 
Apple and Peach-Trees 
Improve your property. lucre so yuur lui nttv Plant 
fruit irn-H. vines and pbints this full. Our t m grew. 
Flee eetuleg. MltebellV Nursery, Beverly, Ohio 
Qi blackberry, De wherry,fun aiug, I Jouselierry 
OirBYtOcirj „i„i Ku.-pberry Plants. AapArngiis end Him 
barb roots. Fruit trees. Cut (IW M H. SORGO. Vineland, n. J | 
Rnoon Run , “ r Heu<1 ’ n or l,u - 
nusun nyt) eimwoou farms p o. bo> is inviard, n.y. 
t 
Rabbits, mice, etc., will 
gnaw and girdle young fruit 
tree of practically every 
variety during the winter, 
if unprotected. Excelsior 
Wire Mesh Tree Guards 
will give you absolute pro¬ 
tection at slight expense. 
Write, for booklet A' and 
prices. 
Wickwire Spencer Steel Corporation 
Worcester, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. 
One Year Old 
Apple Trees 
Plane onc-ycar-old trees to save money, with¬ 
out losing lime. Saving is believing. Write 
me about it. Leading varieties. Lis! mailed free. 
THE VAN DUSEN NURSERIES 
C. C. McKay, Mur., Box R, Geneva, N. Y. 
TPPFQ £. PLANTS Thousand* ol Fruit tr*es, 
1 ms ri.Mll l O p rlvct hedging, etc., direct 
to you At lower uncos. LftffiO assortment. Li*t free. 
WESTMINSTER NURSERY Oeifc 129 Wo\tmln*t*r, Md. 
S7 Standd r<i Varieties. S2 par dozen, post free. Label¬ 
ed. all different, and guaranteed true to name. Bargain. 
SIENISTON GARDENS—IRIS SPECIALISTS, Syc.mart St., Rahway. N J. 
— Peach Tree Borers Killed by KRYSTAL GAS 
I (p-C Buny.i'il* ). Pun ml fin, lM; livn piiuniU, «*•! portt- 
* r - | paid Ol <\<> ll. IIOMK PliODirrrN, lue., lUliHftpX. 4. 
' C,... Ul„.„ 1 tie Kitclii #1 pee dozen; per 
.nbei- UoncordurapeVines ioo ; *t<> per 1 , 000 . lye-u n«.. 1 
UUlIGUIUUiape HUBS 1«() ; *t<> p <„ 1,000. I year No. 1 
stock, bin ill li'iiitR. teens, vines, etc. Catalogue free. 
It AN SOM Nl ItSKItY - Geneva, Ohio 
Vetch on Wheat Land 
I am farming a piece of land that only 
raised ll’ bushels of oats to* the acre this 
year, ami would like to improve it by 
sowing rye and vetch (his Fall, and turn¬ 
ing it under next Spring. The vetch 
seeds are like sweet clover seed in that 
they do not all germinate for several 
years, and sooner or later get in the 
wheat, from which it seems to he impos¬ 
sible 10 separate it. Could 1 get it 
Scarified so that it would all grow the 
first year? The ground has a good sur¬ 
face drainage and is n clay soil. It has 
not raised a good crop for many years. 
Ohio. M. s. 
There has been considerable complaint 
about vetch seed working into the wheat. 
We find it practically impossible to pre¬ 
vent the vetch from working into the rye, 
and it is very hard to separate the seed. 
We never bad any experience in scarify¬ 
ing or scraping the vetch seed, but we 
doubt if it would fully answer the pur¬ 
pose. We should use Alsike clover with 
the rye. The clover will not make any 
such growth as the vetch, but it will be 
safer in your ease, and will more than 
pay the cost of seed and labor. We ad¬ 
vise the use of limestone in that soil. 
Farm and Garden Notes 
The American Pomologies! Society will 
hold its next convention November 15-17 
in Council Bluffs, la., in conjunction with 
the Iowa Stare Horticultural Society and 
the Mid-West Horticultural Exposition. 
A strong program is being arranged, the 
speakers including men of national repu¬ 
tation from all sections of the country. 
The annual State show of the Connec¬ 
ticut Poultry Association will be held in 
connection with and as a part of the big 
Connecticut Winter Fair anti Agricul¬ 
tural Exposition in Hartford. .Tan. 23-117, 
1923. This promises to be the finest ex¬ 
hibit of poultry ever staged in the State 
of Connecticut. Last year 15,900 people 
attended the exhibit, and plans under 
way, it is hoped, will attract at least 
double the number for the corning show. 
Very liberal cash prizes will be offered. 
Premium list is now being prepared, and 
will be sent out only on application to 
Paul P. Ives, secretary, Connecticut 
Poultry Show. Guilford, Conn. 
APPLES, Peaches. Pears, Quiuees, 
■ r * Plums. Cherries, Apricots, Not, 
Trees—all am hacked by the com¬ 
bined guarantee of the five Kelly 
Profilers, each of whom person¬ 
ally directs a department of the 
Nursery, 
Fall Planting Pays 
Plant tliis Fall and save a whole 
year. It puts your trees way ahead. 
Our new- Fall Price List, which 
quotes new and attractive prices, is 
now ready. 
Send for your free copy today—NOW. 
Kelly Brothers Nurseries 
1160 Main St., Dansvilla, N. V. 
YOU'll never regret tiUititing Kelly Trees 
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They are yielding big crops 
of choice fruit, in thousands 
of home and commercial 
orchards. Hardy, 
healthy, well-root- 
Order cd an ^ t rue ' to * 
Fruits and Or- 
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Write for Catalog WO ‘\) 
and Price List. /// 
CONTENTS 
Dealer or Salesman 
to make money taking orders from 
farmers and team owners for 
Double Diamond Feeding Molasses. 
Fully guaranteed, liberally adver¬ 
tised. Kxclusivh territory. Perma¬ 
nent, profitable business. Devote 
whole or part time. No capital re- 
. quired, Feeding season starts soon : 
now is the time to get big orders. 
Write for particulars, giving refer¬ 
ences. 
Dunbar Molasses & Syrup Co., Inc. 
Established in ises 
80-A Wall Street New York City 
The Barber Thinks of Hens. 
Lioe and Mites.... 
Powdered Milk to Replace Meat Scrap. 
The Egg-laying Contest. 
Ailing Rooster ... 
Rushing Chicks to Maturity. 
Hen with Tumor. 
Sour Crop ... 
Henhouse for 600 Birds. 
HORTICULTURE 
Notes from a Maryland Garden. 
Cucumber Wilt ... 
The Currant Aphid.... 
Pruning Neglected Grapevines. 
Stayman as Baldwin Substitute. 
Storing Apples in South. 
WOMAN AND HOME 
From Day to Day. 
Frost Grape Jelly .. 
Some Unusual Pies... 
The Rural Patterns.. 
Waterproofing Curpot . 
Savory Pickles an t Toothsome Relishes 
Bread-making with a Mixer. 
Portland Silver Polish. 
Make a FORDS ON Into a 
3-PLOW CRAWLER TRACTOR 
Dem o n st r a 11 n 9 A n t s Wa n te d 
Wre+e for fuM mswti o it 
j Bates Machine and Tractor Company . 
1296 Bmton St. iouet, uunoii, u u 
Concord, Niagara, Wor¬ 
den, Catawba, IMuiuond, 
two ye nr 8 old. SOcj. each; 
#3.25 per 12 : #30 per 100. 
• Good •round. Now York 
HARRY L. SQUIRES 
MISCELLANEOUS 
Light Honey Flow; Queen Excluder 
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Manufacture of Cidor. 
Tales of a Traveler . 
Hunt for Nearby Markets..... 
Countrywide Produce Situation..., 
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