Z243 
1908. 
THE RURAL, NEW-YORKER 
The Rural Patterns. 
The little frock that is simply gath¬ 
ered and joined to a yoke is always a 
favorite one. This model can be made 
from plain material or from flouncing 
or can be finished with a hemstitched 
edge. The round yoke with the little 
gathered frill is becoming to most chil¬ 
dren, but there is a choice allowed be¬ 
tween that and the square one and the 
sleeves can be made either long or short 
In this case fine white batiste is made 
with a yoke of inserted tucking and frill 
of embroidery, but in the back view the 
5892 Child’s Yoke Dress, 
6 mos., 1, 2 and 4 years. 
little dress is shown made of flouncing 
witli yoke of all-over embroidery. The 
dress is made with the yoke and the 
skirt portion. The two are joined and 
closed at the back and the sleeves, 
whether long or short, are gathered into 
bands. There is a standing collar finish¬ 
ing the neck. 1 he quantity of material 
required for the medium size (2 years) 
is 2 y A yards 24, 2% yards 32 or 1 s/ & 
yards 44 inches wide with ^ yard 18 
inches wide for the yoke, 1 y 2 yard of 
embroidery for the frill; or. 2 yards of 
flouncing 23 inches wide with yard of 
all-over embroidery and yard of plain 
material 32 inches wide. The pattern 
5892 is cut in sizes for children of 6 
months, 1, 2 and 4 years of age; price 
10 cents. 
A practical work apron is shown in 
No ; 5901. The apron is made with a 
plain front and back. The pockets are 
arranged over the fronts in patch style 
5904 Work Apron, 32 to 42 bust. 
and the collar finishes the neck. The 
sleeves are gathered into straight cuffs. 
1 he quantity of material required for the 
medium size is 8 yards 24, 7 yards 27 or 
0 yards 30 inches wide. The pattern 
5904 is cut in sizes for a 32, 34, 36, 38, 
40 and 42 inch bust; price 10 cents. 
Rubberhide 
—-*■— Tho Rubber 
DOOMS Boots With 
„ . . Leather Soles 
Made Water-Tight 
and Stay So 
We guarantee that a pair of Rub- 
berhide boots will outwear two pairs of • 
[ best all rubber boots or we will make good the 
difference in wear in money. ; 
A first Quality rubber boot with a rubber welt 
sole to which an outer-sole of the best heavy 
i Rock Oak Leather is sezued. Cannot pull apart 
or leak. Leather insole prevents sweat. 
Can Be Half-Soled 
or tapped by any cobbler, and still not 
leak. Protect the feet. Lots more 
comfort. Great for ditching, spading 
or any hard, wet work. 
n They Will Save You 
Money 
Ask your dealer for them. If he can¬ 
not supply you, write to us direct. 
Send for Catalog 
and prices with full descrip¬ 
tion 
I RtJBBKRHIDE CO., 814 Esnex Bldg., Benton, Him. 
BLIZZARD 
[The! 
We 
grow them 
by the million. To 
prove they are healthy and 
vigorous wo olfer 6 fine Spruces 2yr. 
old Free to property owners. Mailing 
expense 6 ct., wri ich send or not. A post¬ 
al will bring them. Catalogue free, 
r Nursery Co., Box 66, Osage,Iowa., 
GOOD SEEDS 
THE BEST EVER 
GROWN 
Prices lowest of 
all. Postage paid. 
A lot of extra packages given free 
with every order of seeds I fill. Send 
name and address for my parr 
big catalog. Over 700 en- ■ l»tt 
gravings of vegetables and flowers. 
H. SHURAWAY, Rockford, Illinois 
RUNNING WATER ON THE FARM 
Plenty of it in the house and at the barn, 
lots of it for irrigating unproductive land, 
can be had by installing a 
Niagara Hydraulic Ram 
Saves labor of hund pumping. Cheaper 
thaw a gasoline engine or windmill. 
Write for catalogue A-G and estimate. 
We furnish towers and tanks. 
NIAGARA HYDRAULIC ENGINE CO. 
140 Nurhimi Street, New York. 
Faetory: Chester, Pa. 
—We pay highest cash prices for 
them. 25 years in the business. We 
chargo no commission and pay ex- 
,, ix -r* press charges. Send for price list. 
ISntler Co., 140 Greene St., New York 
Raw Furs 
thu V B^Patent 
Glass Cone Lamp Burner. Guaranteed to 
give one-third more light; uses only one-half 
as much oil: lasts live times longer. Agents 
Bento nineteen out of twenty families, from one to twelve burners 
each. One agent sold sixty-eight dozen the first week. A boy, 
before and after school hours, cleared $4.50 in two days. A lady 
cleared $27.25 in sixteen hours. Ask for Circular and Terms to 
Agta. Sample, 30 cts. 1. C. JMHODUN CO., Cleona, Pa. 
ents SAMPLE CASE 
and its valuable complete outfit of tools and 
‘specialties for the farm and home—all great 
sellers. Inexperienced men have sold 
fifty to sixty a day. Why work for 
small wages when you can bo your 
own boss and make this big money? 
Write today for special price to agents 
and agents’ guide ’’The Way to Win.” 
also catalog full of money makers- 
FOOTE MFG. CO. Dept. 816 
Great Agent* Supply Uaute, formerly qf Fredencktowtt, Day toll, O. 
,M FARMSs=FREE 
Acre 
WESTERN CANADA 
Some of the choicest lands for grain growing, stock 
ruiaing and mixed farming in the new districts of Sas¬ 
katchewan and Alberta huve recently been Opened 
for Settlement under tho 
REVISED HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS 
— —--ing ---- -- 
homesteads of 160 acres each are thus now easily 
available in these groat grain-growing, stock-raising 
and mixed farming sections. 
There you will find healthful climate, good neigh¬ 
bors, churches for family worship, schools for your 
children, good laws, splendid crops and railroads 
convenient to market. > 
Entry fee in each case is $10.00. For pamphlet “Last 
Best Weet," particulars as to rates, routes, best time 
to go and where to locate, apply to 
SUPT. OF IMMIGRATION, Ottawa, Canada; 
or THOMAS DUNCAN, Canadian Govt. Agent, 
Syracuse Bank Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y. 
Three generations el 
Simpsons have made 
EDi>YST0N£ 
PRINTS 
Toumled 1842 
Ask your dealer for 
Simpson-Eddystone 
Black & Whites 
The well-known old^Slmpson” Prints 
made only in Eddystone.) 
They give dresses the individuality that 
•women appreciate. Stylish patterns in fast 
color. Splendid wearing quality atsmallcost. 
Some designs with a new silk finish. 
Standard 65 years ago—standard today. 
If your dealer hasn’t Simpson Eddystone Prints write ns 
his name. We’ll help him supply you. Decline substi¬ 
tutes and imitations. 
The Eddyitone Mfjf.Co., Philadelphia 
Established by V1* m. Simpson, Sr. ' 
A K&l&m&ZOQ 
Direct to \bu" 
TRADE MARK REGISTERED 
You Save All Dealers' Profits 
More than 100,000 housekeepers In more 
than 17,000 cities, towns and villages In all 
parts of the United States. Canada and Mex¬ 
ico are satisfied users of Kalamazoo stoves 
and ranges. 
No stove or range Is more popular or has a 
better reputation. None Is more carefully made 
or gives better satisfaction. 
To let you prove that the Kalamazoo is not ex¬ 
celled In quality by any other, stove or range 
made, we sell you on 
360 Days Approval 
And We Pay The Freight 
By buying direct from our factory at actual factory prices 
you keep In your own pocket from $5 to $40—all dealers’, job¬ 
bers’ and middlemen’s profits. 
II you need a stove or range of any kind, 
Send Postal For Catalog No. 114 
Get our prices on more than 300 styles and Kizes. Not© 
our strong guarantee and approval test and you 
will decide to become one of the many 
satisfied users of Kalamazoo stoves and 
ranges. 
KALAMAZOO STOVE CO. 
Kalamazoo, Mich- 
All our cook stoves and ranges are equipped 
With patent oven thermometer which makes 
baking easy. 
We Pay 
the Freight 
IP 
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A 
ORNAMENTAL WIRE «m STEEL FENCE 
Cheaper than wood, 
combining strength 
and art. For lawns, 
churches,cemeteries 
Send for F U B K 
CATALOG. Address 
THE WARD FENCE CO.. 
Box 600 Decatur.Ind 
REDUCED COLONIST RATES. 
One way tickets at special low rates on sale daily 
throughout March and April, from Chicago and 
other points, via the CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC 
& NORTHWESTERN LINK, to San Francisco, 
Los Angeles, Portland and Puget Sound points. 
Dully and personally conducted tours in tourist sleeping cars. 
Double berths only $7.00, through from Chicago. For full par¬ 
ticulars write 8. A. Hutchison, Manager. Tourist Dept., Z12 
Clark Street, Chicago, 111. 
VICTOR 
Vaudeville 
How would you like to hear 
May Irwin, the queen of fun-makers; 
Vesta Victoria and Alice Lloyd, the 
famous English comediennes; that 
celebrated tenor, Richard Jose; 
clever Clarice Vance, with her irre¬ 
sistibly humorous song-hits; Harry 
Lauder, the great Scotch comedian; 
popular Eddie Morton, m your own 
home? 
You can hear them all on the Victor 
just the same as if you were at the theatre 
-these famous vaudeville artists who are 
delighting thousands of people every night 
in the theatres all over the United States and who make 
records exclusively for the Victor. 
You can do what you can’t do at the theatres; you can 
pick out your own performers and arrange your own pro¬ 
gram to suit yourself. 
Then there’s Billy Murray, Harry Macdonough, 
Arthur Collins, Ada Jones, Harry Tally and other favorites 
to sing for you. 
You can also have a complete minstrel show with a Victor. Or you 
can have music by famous bands; dance music; classic symphonies; 
sacred songs; and grand-opera by the world’s greatest stars. All these 
things are absolutely true to life, and are heard at their best on the Vidor alone. 
Any Victor dealer will gladly play Victor Records for you. Call and ask 
to hear them, and get him to tell you about the easy-payment plan. 
Write us for catalogues—just fill out the coupon aDd mall it to us. 
Victor Talking Machine Co 
Camden, N. J, 
Berliner Gramophone Co.,Montreal, 
Canadian Distributors. 
To get best results, use only Victor 
Needles on Victor Records. 
Wifc Miuijrs Voice** 
Buy at home. Victor prices are the same all over America, and there a9 a 
Victor dealer right in your locality from whom you can buy on -asy terms. 
