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THE RURAL, NEW-YORKER 
August 15, 1908. 
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n.nKSas' Roofina 
Asphalt Rubber ******* ****0 
Lowest Factory Price—Freight Prepaid 
(All Freight Prepaid on Orders of 100 Pounds or More) 
Now's just the time when you can save the most money 
and roof or put the finest protecting siding on any building 
you’ve got with Guaranteed “B-B” Roofing. Don’t delay—and 
don’t think of buying any other kind of roofing until you get 
our free samples to test and all our free literature. 
This is the most 
extraordinary Spec¬ 
ial Price Proposition 
ever made on guar¬ 
anteed, first-quality 
roofing. We know 
that no Storekeeper, 
Catalog House, or 
anybody else can 
meet these bottom 
Factory Prices be¬ 
cause we are the " "“7 
only manufacturers of high grade roofing selling direct to the 
user at wholesale factory prices—freight prepaid. 
Look at the prices quoted here, and remember that the 
low price we give you includes all Freight Charges on 100 
pounds or more, and that price is the actual cost to you of 
genu i ne “B-B” Rubber Roofing laid down at your railroad station. 
Every roll of long-lasting “B-B” Roofing carries our 
absolute guarantee to be water-proof, fire-resisting and 
durable. It’s made of long-fibre Wool-felt, saturated in 
Asphalt by Special “B. B.” Process, heavily coated both sides 
with Flexible Water-proof Compound. Can’t crack, wrinkle 
or leak. Costs one-fourth as much as shingles and lasts 
twice as long. 
Free g- 
Direct to You 
on Guaranteed 
At Lowest 
Factory 
Prices 
Write Us For Three Free Samples 
To Test—and Free Booklet 
Per 35-lb. Roll—108 Sq. Ft.—1-Ply - - - $ 1.35 1 *,,-.,^ 
Per 45-lb. Roll—108 Sq. Ft.—2-Ply - - 1.85 
Per 55-lb. Roll-108 Sq. Ft.—3-Ply - - - 2.26 
Order Today, or Write for Free Samples and Booklets on 
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Get our free liberal samples of 1-ply, 2-ply and 3-ply 
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put “B-B” to any 
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prove positively that 
it has every one of 
the good points we 
claim for it. No use 
to be wasting money 
on high-priced roof¬ 
ing when, without 
spending a cent, you 
can prove the com¬ 
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Roofing. We pay all Freight, on 100 pounds or more, to 
points east of Missouri River and north of the south line 
of Tennessee. If you live beyond, we pay freights that far. 
Longest Guarantee and 
Prompt, Safe Delivery 
It makes no difference where you live, you’ll find that it 
will pay you best in the long run and on the first cost—freight 
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You can depend absolutely on all we say to you about 
“B-B” Roofing. We make good to you on every claim. 
When you buy from us you are protected for years be¬ 
cause you deal direct with the responsible makers. 
Write us at once on a postal, or order from this adver¬ 
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This remarkable low-price offer may never appear again. 
Take advantage of it and write this very day. 
Order Now 
From this Advertisement 
to Save Time and to 
Bo Sure to Getthmso 
Lowest Prices 
Satisfaction 
Guaranteed or 
Money Back 
. It will pay you—and you run no 
risk and can’t lose —if you order 
what you need in any roofing now 
from this advertisement. Just 
measure the square feet on your 
buildings and order from these 
prices at the left. Extra measure 
on each roll to cover laps. Free. 
You don’t have to worry or bother 
about or pay freight on ’‘B-B” 
Roofing. That’s not our way at all. 
We prepay all freight. We are the 
only ones who do. We save you 
most money and give you highest 
quality guaranteed. Now is the 
time to act by ordering what you 
need to save the most money. You 
know just what “B-B” costs you. 
On all other roofing you can’t tell 
till you pay the freight bill. 
How You Can Use 
B-B Roofina on 
All Buildings 
Use “B-B” Roofing to get the 
greatest satisfaction at less than a 
quarter what shingles cost and get 
just as good or better service and 
substantial appearance and pro¬ 
tection for any building including 
Houses—Barns—Outhouses—Hen¬ 
houses Hoghouses — Cowsheds— 
Silos, etc., etc., and on any Store— 
Church— or in fact for roofing or 
siding any sort of a building to pro¬ 
tect it best in all kinds of weather 
—hot—wet—or cold. For siding 
purposes we recommend the 1-ply 
‘B-B” Roofing which is heavy 
enough. Get samples of all and 
free literature by writing a postal or 
Order Now 
The Breese Bros . Company 
Roofing Department 11, Cincinnati, Ohio 
HUMOROUS 
What more vital claim for superiority can a baling 
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Every Dederick Press is an individual piece of work — 
not a haphazard “factory production.” The materials 
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The benefits of these ideal conditions most, assert themselves in 
results, for Dederick Presses do the best work in the test way in 
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P. K. DEDERICK’S SONS, 69 Tivoli SI., Albany, N. Y. 
WHITMAN’S 
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The standards of the world for 35 years. Victorious in every contest. Made in 31 styles 
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Address: The Whitman Agricultural Company, Saint Louis, Mo., U. S. A. 
MAINTAINS 
YOUR SOILS 
FERTILITY 
WITH AN 
PH- G- 
MANUBE SPREADER 
T HE best of all fertilizers is barn¬ 
yard manure. It is your duty to 
apply it on the land, so that you 
will get the most out of it, and 
avoid the necessity of buying expensive 
commercial fertilizers. 
You can make every load of manure 
you have go twice as far, by spreading 
it with ope of these strong, durable, 
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Kemp 20th Century (Return Apron 
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Cloverleaf (Endless Apron Spreader). 
Corn King (Return Apron Spreader). 
If you have upwards of a hundred 
loads of manure to spread, any one of 
these machines will more than pay for 
itself the first season. 
The spreader will do this by enabling 
you to cover more ground with the same 
manure, by getting a better stand of 
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permanent good, and by greatly decreas¬ 
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With an I. H. C. spreader, the work 
of hauling out and spreading manure is 
reduced just about one-half, and it is 
made agreeable work instead of a job 
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Any way you look at it, an I. H. C. 
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Should you not make such an invest¬ 
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The International agent in your town 
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(Incorporated) 
Not. every dog at which the boys throw 
stones. 
Not every dog on frenzied quest fo,r bones, 
Or, panting for a drink when days are hot, 
And out of humor if he finds it not, 
Is mad. 
But then, or so it seems to me, 
He almost has a right to be. 
—Philadelphia Ledger. 
“You need not be afraid of my dog. 
He attaches himself very easily to 
strangers.” “That is exactly what I am 
afraid of him for.”—Baltimore Ameri¬ 
can. 
Miss Bunkerhill: “Have you read 
Scott’s novels?” Miss Laker: “All hut 
his ‘Emulsion.’ I have seen it advertised 
a great many times in Chicago, but I 
have never been able to get a copy.”— 
Judge. 
“Stop the machine.” “But, sir-” 
“I think I saw some red ferns.” “Better 
lemme keep on, boss,” advised the chauf¬ 
feur, earnestly. “Them red ferns is 
the local constable’s whiskers.”—Phila¬ 
delphia Bulletin. 
“Now Johnny,” said the Sunday 
school teacher, “can you tell me one of 
the most remarkable things Moses did?” 
“Yes, ma’am,” replied the bright youth. 
“He broke all the Commandments at the 
same time.”—London Opinion. 
“Do you take any periodicals?” asked 
the clergyman on his first round of 
parish visits. “Well, I don’t,” replied the 
woman; “but my husband takes ’em fre¬ 
quent. I do wish you’d try to get him 
to sign the pledge.”—Judge. 
Housekeeper: “You’re a big healthy 
man; why don’t you go to work ?” 
Tramp: “Lady, I’ll tell yer my trouble. 
I’m an unhappy medium.” “What do 
you mean?” “Well, yer see, I’m too 
heavy for light work an’ too light for 
heavy work.”—Weekly Telegraph. 
Professor Stone: “To the geologist a 
thousand years or so are not counted as 
any time at all.’ Man in the audience: 
“Great Scott! And to think I made a 
temporary loan of ten dollars to a man 
who holds such views!”—Philadelphia 
Inquirer. 
THE PAPEG 
PNEUMATIC 
Ensilage Gutter 
will prepare you a tetter silage and fill your 
silo in less time, with less power and with less 
trouble to you than any other blower ensilage 
cuttbr made. 
It is the most convenient and the easiest to 
operate. It never clogs, never gets out of 
order, never disappoints. We guarantee every 
machine to be perfect and to do the work 
claimed for it. 
If you need an ensilage cutter you need a 
Papec. Send for catalog giving full particulars. 
Papec Machine Co., Box 1 0 , Lima, N. Y. 
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