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The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
November 2o, 1922 
GEO. I.FOX.INC 
G£r tr rpoM THi. 
^FACTORYDIPtCT. 
The National Dairy Show 
(Continued from Page 1402) 
and his general style and masculinity 
justified the judges in placing him over 
the others. It is doubtful whether any 
of the huJIs entered in this competition 
evidenced what one might term a more 
pleasing dairy conformation than this 
hull represented. While rather plain 
about the head, he was unusually capa¬ 
cious in the middle, extremely long in 
back, and stood on hind legs that could 
never he criticized. 1 fancy that most of 
the breeders present would rather breed 
this type and use them in their herds in 
preference to any other specimens that 
were to be found in this year's younger 
classes on parade. 
As usual, the aged cow class was the 
center of abiding interest; .'17 animals 
contended. Nina May Pictorje Korn- 
dyko, owned by Echolaud Farm. Minne¬ 
sota, captured the blue ribbon. She was 
fresh, swung an udder that was superior 
in quality and conformation; was sweet 
and blooming in her head, neck and gen¬ 
eral appearance. She had the advantage 
over the second cow. that was shown dry, 
for the latter was inclined to be narrow 
back of tile _ shoulders. She was, how¬ 
ever, longer in the back, and gave prom¬ 
ise of a superior attachment of Tear ud¬ 
der. The third prize cow was also dry. 
but presented a general appearance and 
conformation that was milky from every 
viewpoint. The Senior and (Irani! Cham¬ 
pion was uncovered when the judges at¬ 
tempted to place awards in the four-year- 
old class. The four tops in this entry 
were wonderful Specimens and brought 
forth the comment by the judge that they 
really comprised “the strongest class that 
ho had over passed upon.” The Canadian 
entry, Aggie Sylvia, shown bv McGhee 
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Split your next shipment skin for skin 
grade for grade. Send one half to the 
house you’ve been shipping to and the 
other half to Foulce at once. See how 
much more you get from Fouke. Let 
b tlie checks tell the story. You 
will get a whole lot more for 
the furs you ship to Fouke, 
you can bet your bottom dol¬ 
lar on that. “Prices don’t 
mean nuthin”— it’s the grading that 
counts and Fouke grading always 
makes your fur chocks bigger. 
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M market all season. ALL FREEI Send 
P name and address on coupon today to 
20 Extra Quarts of Milk 
Count’em From Every Sack of 
International Special Dairy Molasses Feed 
as compared to using wheat feeds or ground grains. We guar¬ 
antee this increase has been secured in hun Jreds of actual tests. 
INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL DAIRY MOLASSES FEED contains pro¬ 
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necessary' nutrients and energy required for maximum milk production. 
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H This great feed is digestible and palatable and is skillfully 
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Ask Your Feed Dealer 
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Live Dealers and District Sales Agents Wanted 
n ib in 647 fouke 
run LD. BUILDING 
ST. LOUIS. MO. 
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Name 
Town 
TRAPPEwS - DEALERS 
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reports anrl price list 
show you how and 
where to get 1 
more money ^4 B 
furs. iff J 
5TOVER 
Raw Fur 
Dealers 
Combination Grinders 
Reduce Feeding Costs 
Owners of StoverCom bination Grinders have bettef 
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Only 7 / 8 c per Quart 
Feeding costs as low as ?*c perqt. have been ob¬ 
tained by users of a Stover Combination Grinder. 7 
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Mix Your Own Balanced Ration 
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traveling through 
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us to have him do so. 
164 W. 25th St., Dept. 40 New York,N.Y, 
CHARLES : S. PORTER, Inc. 
126 West 27th St.. New York City 
WANTED 
We want your' raw furs and are 
ready to pay highest market prices. 
Fair and liberal grading and prompt 
returns. Goods held separate upon 
request. We have been handling 
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shipments, large and small, receive 
personal attention. Don’t ship any 
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Write today — it’s free. 
FRANK J. MULLER CO. 
150 West 25th Street, New York 
Trappers and small collectors 
should ship direct to us 
TRAPPERS 
IT'S NOT WHAT A MAN SAYS 
BUT WHAT HE DOES 
that put* the dollars fo the shipper*' 
pocket*. That’s the it min reason why 
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No Ridiculous Promises. 
Simply a squat'llr»» Shippers through 
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Reliable Quotations Sent Free 
This our 
get acquainted 
offer. The cliance for 
you to see how Ross MilJ» and Fodder 
GfltttfM urn made, how fhoy rmtipnm 
with other* In price. quality, eoruitjuo- 
ttnn. tm»>rovn«« 0 »jtj| and nf»<rnt?4i1» 
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terrm. tpprwwit Mm* hltfffcAt value your 
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Pivotnd nnd aeif-enforctnir and ad- 
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reyulBtion ocaTHtlnp from 
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Use Stronger 
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4 Mo, 1) of Satina 
Don't m-Klcct Llio offer wo mndn 
ln*t week, l»nt flirt rull off fence and 
follow out the tO‘*tH wo fihnll propone. 
Your fencoa art* "Life Guntw' over 
your crop* and stock. They inu*t bo 
ftlronit' efficient nml durable. Thin 
requlr 11 * maturml* ifl \M’I Y, 
sufficient wni|rht*-i|t AJfTITY, propet 
weaving, It IIIIIT i OXRTKrCTlOM. 
How shall yoti judRB them? Order vour 
fonOQ tlO« and read uui next Week’* od- 
vcriiuomcnt. 
Bond Steel Post Co. 
23 Maumee St. Adrian, Mich. 
TRAPPERS 
Start your season right 
Communicate with us 
Fsed Mills, 
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Cutters end 
r Fodder Cut- 
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complete Hue, also our Itarguio 
Prices, #a*y term*, ere. 
TMEE.W. ROSS CO.* 
Dept. G Springfield,Ohio 
Write for our Price List, also 
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ROSENSTIEL FUR CO. 
Maurice Rosenstiel, Proprietor 
107 West 26th St.. New York 
CALIFORNIA St ji tr- I.iuul Itoard has for sale 87 
irrigated farms, 10 to 50 acres, at ltallico, in 
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mailed free on request, <’. L. 8KAGRAVES, 
General Colonization Agent. Santa Fe, 052, Hall¬ 
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KITSELMAN FENCE 
We pay li(,{lie-it cash prices for 
till staple furs—Skunk. Mink, 
Muskrat 
“Saved 38c a Rod," writes Jesae I,, 
Hale, Mler, Indiana. Yoo, too, can save. 
We Pay the Freight. Write for Free 
Catalog of Farm, Poultry, Lawn Fence. 
KITSELMAN BROS. Dept. 230MUNCIE, IND. 
__________ Ravooon, Red Fox. 
** ■* ** ■■ ■ m t ni -y Fur* a specialty, inelud- 
mgSUveraud Crons Fox. 
Fisher, Marten, etc. F-*t 1S70. 
Onr continued prompt returns .-ind hlirrnl policy arc now 
bi’ltiglligus shipments from all North AmpHea. Alaska 
to Mexico. Bend for free Price List Address 
M. J. JEWETT * SONS, REDWOOD, N Y. Oopt. 29 
c A UC vmiD DADWQ fences, posts, rope, etc. Merely 
OAVt IUUK DAlUla „se“HOMK'' brand WOOD 
PRESERVER. Prevents rot. Gallon, (M. 
NOME TRODUCTS, Inc, RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY 
PRICE LIST KKK 
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