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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
May 16, 1903 
Farmer Fredricks: 
“There they are. mother^ 
couldn’t have pleased us 
better.” 
Just as Ordered 
Now Is the Time to Think 
about Potato Diggers, Wagon Repairs, Household Supplies. Water Sprayers, Har¬ 
vesters, Grain Stack Waterproof Coverings and a hundred other things you should 
have to make your hot mid-summer’s work easier. Don’t wait until the last minute. 
Think what you will need soon, and write us TODAY. If you will tell us what 
you want to buy we will send you a special catalogue on that article or articles 
free of charge. 
We make from 5,000 to 10,000 shipments daily to people 
who expect everything to be just as ordered and who would 
not remain our customers if we did not satisfy them in 
every particular. 
We have satisfied Farmer Fredricks, also about two 
million other intelligent people, and we can come pretty 
near to satisfying you. If we can't, you won't be the loser, 
as we agree to please you or take the shipment back entirely 
at our expense — it's our way of doing business. 
What greater inducements can anybody offer for your 
trade ? We ship 68 out of 100 orders the same day received, 
and 97 out of every 100 within three days. 
Better send, ts cents for our 
catalogue TOTiJkY. You can 
more than save that smalt 
amount on your first order. 
22 
Montgomery Ward Co., 
Michigan Jive. 
Sr Mfidison St., 
Chicago 
Send for Catelo^tie 71 
It contains iioo pages of wholesale prices and pictures of everything 
you eat, wear or use. 
Montgomery Ward 4* Co., Chicago. 
Enclosed find 15 cents, for which please send me Catalogue No. 71 
ITame- 
ExpreBS Office- 
Oonnt^^^^— 
Write very plain. 
-Post Offica- 
-State. 
BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY, BEST 
MIXED PAINTS 
AtWlIOIiE;SAI.E; PRICES, Delivered FREE 
For Houses, Baras, Roofs, all colors, and SAVE Dealers 
S rofits. In use 5 8 yeart*. Officially Endorsed by ttae 
rante. Low prices wlU surprise you. Write for Samples. 
0. W. INQERSOLL, Plymouth St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
For 30 days to the readers of The 
Rural New-Yorker. 
A Very Handsomo 
PARLOR LAMP 
or China Tea Set, or Toilet Set, or Clock, or 
Watch, and many other articles too numerous 
to mention, with an order of 20 lbs. of our New 
Crop. 60c. Tea, any kind,or 20 lbs. Baklnff 
Powder, 45c. a lb., or an assorted order Teas 
and B. P. This advertisement MUST accom¬ 
pany order. 
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO„ 
P. O. Box 280. 81 & 83 Vesey Street, New York. 
DISC ORCHARD PLOW 
FOR SALE 
v.ww wa.wn...— . —w-- made by 
OlukfOf Bi^anum, Conn. Nearly new. 
Address F. W. VAJI., Milton, N. Y. 
\Big Bargains in 
Farm Supplies \ 
1 First Class Material, Merchandise 
and Machinery at SacrINce Pricesm .. 1 
'll''" ''a sb^alToTdfTiew Kalvan-i ^ ''ZZ ” '"S'^ ^ 
'V Bath 
teS Room 
|t~- PorceTaiu Bowl, Hardwood Seat and 
■’ {i* Tank, Nickel Plated flushandsupply 
pipes, complete, each $ 10 . 00 * 
Cast Iron Batb Tubs, 
Length s ft. 
.Complete with 
full set nickel 
■ plated fittings, each 
I $11.00* They are new 
goods, ask for freecata- 
logue of our full line of plumbing supplies. ^ 
Steel Roofing 
strictly new, perfect, Semi- 
Hardened Steel Sheets,' a feet 
wide ,6 feet long. The best Roof¬ 
ing, Siding or Celling you can 
use. We furnish nails tree and 
paint roofing red two sides. 
Comeseither flat, corrugated or | 
•V’erimped. Delivered freeof all 
I charges to all points inC.S. east of Mississippi 
$2.25 PER SQUARE 
I Prices to other points on appHcatloa* 
I square means loo squaxe feet. 
Barbed and Smooth 
jrai write for our prices on a and a 
point Barbed Wire, painted and 
galvanized:*also, 65,000 pounds 
SMOOTH OALVANlzeO WIRE SHORTS 
Gauges: to. II, 12. 13 and 14. Price $ 1.40 per 
hundred lbs. We also handle other kinds, 
write us your wants. 
Teleahonea at 
d? Ag% Bach one is guar- 
a%0%g aoteed to be in per¬ 
fect order before leavingour plant. 
We arc able to offer you an instru¬ 
ment for $5.00 that would cost 
you twice as much elsewhere. We 
carry a full stock of supplies. 
Send for Phone Catalogue. 
Netting 
19 poultry netting 
hile the supply lasts, at 
these prices, r.sorunning 
feet to bale. 
12 inch.,$0.45 per bale. 
18 inch.. 0.65 per bale. 
30 inch.,.*I.IO per bale. 
36 inch. 1*3.5 per bale. 
42 inch. 1.50 per bale. 
ades at corresp 
Cold Water or Ready Mixed Paints 
* ^ , We boughtat Receiver’s Sale 
from a leading paint house. 
• ^ large quantity of Cold 
Water Paints and Ready Mixed PainU. Bqual 
in grade to any on the market. 
Here is a Genuine Paint Bargain* Before 
placing your order, write us for our special 
prices. You can surely save money, without 
sacrificing quality. 
nought iron 
Steam, Gas or Water; sixes U to la 
We have in stock a,ooo.ooo feet of Standard 
black wrought iron pipe, second hand. It is 
in goc^ condition, complete with threads and 
couplings at following prices. 
K inch at IK cents per foot. 
^ inch at 2K cents per foot, 
f inch St 354 cents per foot* 
IK i och a t 4^ cents per foot. 
We bought several carToadsof new Portable 
Forges at a low price. We have 
also for sale horseshoes, horseshoe 
nails, bl'ksmith tools of all kinds, 
u single bitted axes 
^ 35c. 175 dor. double 
bitted exes, ad qual. 40c* 
6.000 Dietz Lanterns, tew slightly 
affected^ water. Write for prices. 
tasolineCngine$7i 
, 2 HORSE POWER ^ - 
Al^lutelynew;most mo&l 
ern type. Guaranteed,I 
pumping jack & fixtures fit f 
fittings for $75* Without | 
pumping jack $70* 
Headquarters for 
Machinery 
Our line of machinery aup>l 
plies is almost unlimited. I 
C^omplete stock of SawMIlls, I 
Pumps, Sugar Machinery, f 
—etc. * 
And in fact everything in that line. 
building Materiall 
LUMBER, SASH.DOORS.ETCJ 
Wecarryacompletestock of firstl 
cla.ss Building Material of allf 
kinds. Send us your bill fori 
estimate. I 
10 CARLOADS OP NEW DOORS| 
AT $1,00 each 
I HARDWARE SUPPLIES 
Write for our catalogue Of build- 
er’s hardware. The per cent of I 
___the dealers profit wc can savel 
you will prove a revelation. " 
SEND FOR CATALOGUE NOs 57 
We issue a complete illustrated catalogue containing prices of which the above are onlv a few samples. 
You ought to have a copy qf.thUIP yonr home or office and wejBrill s^nd it upon r^ugxL ^ 
OHIOAGO HOUSE WRECKING CO. 
WEST 35TH AND IRON STREETS, 
CHICAGO. 
Get a 
PLANO 
Husker and Shredder 
Save yourself the hard and wasteful work 
of husking in the old-time way ; save the loss 
of time ; the loss of many tons of good, nutritious fodder. 
SAFE— With this machine you run no risk of injur¬ 
ing yourself or crippling others, for the operators of a “Plano” 
can’t reach the Feed Rolls, and its Husking Rolls are covered. 
SWIFT— This Ten-Roll Husker is equipped to work right 
on regardless of conditions ; it cannot clog ; does good work 
whether corn is wet or dry ■, husks and shreds froni 20 to over 
30 acres in a day, and at smallest cost per acre, making big profits. 
SATISFACTORY— Plano’s Patent Shredder Head (with 
416 steel knives) shreds every bit of every stalk into fine 
fodder; leaves no long strips of stalks or sharp edged chunks. 
Plano’s Patent Husking Belt prevents clogging, and 
insures clean husking. Plano’s Revolving Separator 
takes out the shelled corn cleanly—cannot clog. 
In first cost this machine may seem a trifle 
high, but it does the business in a way no 
other can—it’s a money saver. 
Ask for Husker catalogue. 
PLANO DIVISION 
International Harvester Co. 
of America 
CHICAGO, ILL. 
D’ 
^RAWING the Unger bar of a mower from a point ahead Instead of pushing It from behind 
gives the wheels more traction and the machine more power. This Is the reason for the great 
cutting power of the Champion, Just as It was the reason for the great cutting power ofthe old rear 
cut mowers. The Champion Is front cut, but it is also draw cut, and combines the cutting power 
and durability of the old rear cut mowers with the safety and convenience of the modern front cuts. 
The Champion draws the finger bar entirely—it does not push it lu the least, and in this Important 
particular is not equalled by any other. The Champion has other valuable Improvements, among 
them a simple and eflfectlve liniug device for the finger bar, and a superb pitmau having new 
and Improved hall and socket connections both to the knife and to the fly wheel. No cramping or 
binding is possible with the Champion pitman, while provision Is made for taking up wear and lost 
motion, preventing pounding and breakage. The fiy wheel pin is at ail times surrounded by oil, which 
cannot be thrown out and wasted by the revolution of the fly wheel, thus preventing heating and wear 
at this Important and heretofore troublesome point on a mower. Write for catalog describing this won¬ 
derful modern mower, also Champion hay rakes and binders. Handsome calendar free if requested. 
CHAMPION DIVISION, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA. CHICAGO. 
L OVER THE COUNTRY 
THEY ARE USING PEERING HARVESTERS 
In the SOUTH Deering Binders are already cutting 
grain; in the EAST, WEST, and NORTH Deering 
Mowers and Hay Rakes have been making hay for 
some time past in thousands of fields. 
Fifteen thousand agents are showing Deering 
BINDERS, HEADERS, HEADER-BINDERS, MOWERS, REAPERS, 
CORN BINDERS, CORN SHOCKERS, HISKERS and SHREDDERS, 
KNIFE GRINDERS, BINDER TWINE, and OIL. 
and see the IDEAL LINE. 
DEERING MACHINES 
