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■THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
December 5, 1903 
BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY, BEST 
MIXED PAINTS 
AtWHOI.ESAl.E PRICES, Delivered FREE 
For Houses, Bams^ Roofs, all colors, and SAVE Dealere 
profits. In use 61 y<‘ars. Officially Endorsed by the 
flrance. Low prices will surprise you. Write for Samples. 
0. W. INQERSOLL, 846 Plymouth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Cider Machinery—Send for CatalORne to Boomer & 
Boschert Press Co.,118 West Water St., Syracuse,N.Y. 
ICE 
Mftdo 
In Three 
glzes. 
CUTTING 
PORSCII All 8tecl, Double- 
Row ICE PLOWS. Marks and 
cuts two rows at a time; cuts any size cake 
and any depth, and does It with ease and economy. 
Does the work of twenty men sawing by hand. Pays for itself if 
two days. No farmer, dairyman, hotel man or other can afford to 
be without it. Ask for cataloeue and introductory prices. 
John DorachASonB; WelU SLpMil wuukee.W 
ICE CUTTING 
must be done quickly and cheaply to be profitable. 
_ < 5 ^ Dairymen, hotels, butchers, farmers and others need 
RED, WHITE IPC Dl nWC 
AND BLUE lllC rLU Iff dl 
Low ^ Strong, keen and fast 
Price*. cutters. Have Patent 
. Clearing Tooth. 3 
lllustralod —cut 9 & 101^ 
Catalogue ins. deep. Regular or Ad> 
FREE, -"-a— Juatablo Swing Guide on 
and 9 inch- Will more than save their cost on first crop 
put up. Sve make Ice Tools ol every description. 
AMES PLOW CO., 64 Market Street, Boston, Mass. 
¥ DRILLING 
W CLvl-^ MACHINES 
Over 70 sizes and styles, for drilling either deep or 
shallow wells in any kind of soil or rock. Mounted 
on wheels or on sills. With engines or horse powers. 
Strong, simple and durable. Any mechanlo can 
operate them easily Send for catalog. 
WILLIAMS BROS., Ithaca, N. Y, 
Ask for 
Booklet F 
GEORGIA 
GEORGIA offers the greatest opportunities to settlers 
and investors to be found in America to-day. It 
has been overlooked in the rush to less favored but 
better advertised sections. It is the ideal place for 
Northern farmers and their sons to locate. Grows 
all kinds of crops, make permanent and profitable 
moderate cost. The climate of Georgia is perfect, neither too hot nor too cold 
and is diversified as the land rises from the sea-level to an altitude of 5,000 feet. 
No blizzards, or violent extremes of weather. The best climate, in fact, to be 
found anywhere on the continent, for health and comfort with profit. Coal . . . , 
Is cheap and abundant, educational and church advantages the very best, water plentiful, transportation facilities Igood. 
More than one-half the deposi‘s in State Hanks are owned by Georgia farmers. 
LANDS in the most desirable sections of this wonderful state can be purchased on long time and at 
far lower prices than are asked in northern states. There is no more beautiful or fertile land out¬ 
doors than Georgia possesses in abundance. Ten months in the year there is open pasturage for 
cattle. So rich and fertile is the soil, so early and convenient the market, that farms here yield annu¬ 
ally 40 percent of their valuations. Failure of crops is almost unheard of in the entire state of 
Georgia, and where diversified crops are grown nothing like an unprofitable year was ever known. 
No better opportunity exists for poultry and dairy farming, cattle, hogs and 
stock breeding generally. Small fruits and in fact all fruits grow to perfection. 
GROW any crop here that grows in your state, and others that you cannot 
grow to profit. Ten cent cotton is like dollar wheat. Georgia peaches sell 
for millions. Finest grasses and open pasturage ten months yearly make 
homes, and all at a very _ dairy fanning and cattle raising profitable. Don’t 
Write 
GREATER GEORGIA ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, Georgia, 
Lands 
Grow 
Ever 
misjudge Georgia just because you know little or 
nothing about it. Find out. Lay aside any 
prejudice you may possess and ask for facts, and 
then investigate for yourself. 
they 
will tell 
thine 
Christmas Presents For All 
Christmas time is spending time. Jolly old St. Nick can success¬ 
fully manipulate the key to our purses when all other attempts fail. 
Let us suggest the advisability of buying all your Christmas presents 
from the largest and most reliable stock in the world selling direct to 
the user and saving you the jobbers', dealers’ and agents’ profits. 
Our prices are always the same — the lowest. We cannot take 
advantage of the liberal Christmas spirit and advance our prices as 
some do, tor our regular catalogue figures must stand tor all seasons. 
We can send you everything you want in one shipment, saving 
you endless effort and delay in buying from several sources. 
By purchasing your entire Christmas needs from us we believe 
you will save almost one-third of the regular Christmas prices you 
would pay elsewhere. 
It is easy to order from our 1128-page Catalogue No. 72, with tine 
pictures of the articles you desire, and you can do it all in one evening 
with scarcely any effort. 
Once your order is mailed you need not think of it again until you 
get the goods, for we will take care of it promptly and carefully, 
guaranteeing safe delivery and perfect satisfaction. 
Your neighbors who know will tell you it is a pleasure to deal 
with us. 
We mention here a tew suggestions, all taken from our Catalogue 
No. 72. 
Thousands of other desirable presents for every member of the 
family, from the hired man down to the baby. 
It you have never seen our oig catalogue you have missed a great treat. It’s never too late to begin, 
however. Fill in the coupon and mail to us to-day. Don’t wait until it is too late to get your goods 
before Christmas. Although the catalogue costs us almost one dollar each, we make no charge for if, 
only asking you to send 15 cents to bear part of the postage expense of sending it. 
Montgomery Ward ^ Co., 
Michigan Ave.» Madison ^ Washington Sts., Chicago 
32 years World’s Headquarters for Everything. 
For Men: 
Pair of slippers. 
Smoking jacket. 
Smoking set. 
Half dozen dress 
shirts. 
Half dozen colored 
shirts. 
Silk umbrella. 
Pair of gloves. 
Dozen initial handker¬ 
chiefs. 
Morris chair. 
For Women 
A pretty apron. 
Dress pattern. 
V/rap or bonnet. 
Toilet set. 
Manicure set. 
Sewing machine. 
Piano or organ. 
Hat. 
Handkerchiefs. 
Pair of fine shoes. 
Shaving cabinet. 
Leather couch. 
Shaving set. 
Neckties. 
Match box. 
Suit case. 
Watch charm or fob. 
Half dozen pairs half 
hose. 
Pair of suspenders. 
Pocket or bill book. 
A good warm cap. 
Heavy overcoat. 
Muffler. 
Books. 
Leather purse. 
A new carpet or rug. 
Piece of cut glass. 
Tableware. 
Pair of glasses. 
Warm mittens. 
Medicine cabinet. 
Easy chair. 
Bible. 
Cut glass flower vase. 
Jewelry. 
Fleece lined mittens. 
Warm overshoes. 
Magnifying glass for 
reading purposes. 
A pair of boots. 
Buckskin mittens. 
Sweater. 
Banjo or guitar. 
Box of collars. 
Meerschaum pipe. 
Box of cigars. 
Shot gun. 
Cigar Jar, 
Hunting Jacket. 
Silverware. 
Fine clock. 
Bronze parlor o r n a- 
ment. 
Set furs. 
Up - to - date suit or 
jacket. 
New stove. 
Dining table. 
Box stationery. 
Talking machine. 
Pair of gloves. 
Cut this slip out and send it with 15c in stamps Today. 
Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. *70 
Enclosed find 15 cents for partial postage on catalogue No. I m , 
as advertised in Rural New Yorker. 
Name- 
(Be sure and write very plainly.) 
Postoffice- 
Route No., 
.CDunty. 
-State- 
MAKES SOO^LB. HOGS « ONE YEAR 
International Stock Food Co., Oak Grove, Va. 
Gentlemen: —I could not farm so profitably .without “Inter* 
national Stock Food,” especially for calves, pigs, hogs, etc. Some of 
my neighbors who do not use it have lost all of their hogs from 
cholera while mine are all healthy and growing rapidly. I butchered 
a hog last year that dressed 510 pounds at thirteen months of age 
and it was fed “International Stock Food.” 
Respectfully yours, R. G. PENDLETON. 
llondreda of Thonaands of Slmllmr TettimoBlmlfl and IVlll Paj Yon 91000 Caah to ProTO That Thoy Are Oennine and rnaoltelted.^^^ 
IfYoa Cannot Obtain ‘'International SfocR Foofl” In Your Town we will agree to ahip you 100 pounds «r over of "International Stock Food” without money or note and you can feed it Four Months with the 
egreetneot that if you are not perfectly satisfied with results you need not pay us a cent. Write for Special Oiier to International Stock Food Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Correspondence Answered Promptly. 
BOOK COWTAIrtS 183 PiRgl ENGRAVINGS of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, POULTRY, 
The Cover of this Book is a Beautiful Live Stock Picture tS“Printed in Six Brilliant Colors, and Without Any Advertising on it. Size of book is 6 % by 9^4 
inches. It cost us $3000 to have our Artists and Engravers make these Engravings, which are the finest engravings of Horses. Cattle, Sheep, Hogs 
and Poultry that you have ever seen. They are all made from actual photographs and are worthy of a place in any library. It also gives Description, 
History and Illustrations of the Different Breeds of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Hogs and Poultry. It contains Life Engravings of many very noted 
Animals. -(©“It Contains a Finely Illustrated Veterinary Department That Will Save You Hundreds of Dollars, because it describes all common diseases 
and tells you how to treat them. The Veterinary Illustration s arc large and scientific and better than you can obtain in any other book regardless of price. 
WE WILL PAY YOU $10.00 CASH IF BOOK IS NOT AS DESCRIBED 
WE ■ffILI. HAIL ONE COPY OF THIS BOOK TO YOU ABSOM TKLY FREE, With Postage Prepaid, IfYoa Will Write Cs At Once, letter or postal eard, and ANSWER THESE TWO qi’ESTIONS: 
-e®-l8t.-NAME THIS PAPER. fl®'3nd.-HOW MUCH STOCK HAVE YOU? 
• lINTERINATIOINAL STOCK FOOD CO MlNN^i^uP^A! 
A BEAUTIFUL COLORED PICTURE OP THE CHAMPION STALLION DAN PATCH It 56^ (Slie 21 by 28) MAILED YOU FREE IF YOU SEND FOR THIS BOOK 
LftrgeBl Stock Food Factory in the World. 
Capital Paid in, $1,000,000. 
775,000 Feet of Spaco in Our New Factory. 
Contains Over 16 Acres of Spaco. 
