C»c RURAL. NtW-YORKER 
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Will You Accept 
This Big Book? 
Just Issued — Tells _What High U. S. 
Government Officials and Capable 
Farmers and Planters are Proving on 
How Pulver’d Lime Doubles Crops 
WRITE TODAY for our Big 36-Pace Color 
Illustrated Catalog and Special Proposition to put 
a celebrated Jeffrey LIME-PULVER on your 
place on Cash or Easy Termst Tells bow to turn 
your rocks into dollars. 
Highest U. S. Government Officials urge the 
use of Pulver’d Lime and capable agriculturists 
are doubling crops and income this way with 
0he leffrexil joi^PyiyE R 
Cash in big on the limestone ledge on or near your 
farm. Don’t let it go to waste. A Jeffrey Lime 
Pul ver will grind the rock into the finest limestone. 
Double the fertility of your own soil, and also 
sell the lime to your neighbors at attractive 
profit. Also use this machine for crushing 
fock for concrete and road work. Your Lime 
Pul ver will pay you big profits. Requires no expo* 
rienco. Simply 
bolt It to your en¬ 
gine and feed it 
rock. 
Write today 
Be sure to fell the 
h. p. of your en¬ 
gine. 
THE JEFFREY 
MFG. CO. 
B4I N. Foartk Street 
Colnfflbut, Ohio 
AhoLive Dealer 
Agents Write. 
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I’ll furnish 
you this new 
LibertyCan’t 
Sag Gate 
for less 
than you 
can build all¬ 
wood gates at 
home. Every Gate 
guaranteed 5 years, 
eold on 30 days free trial, 
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Why 
bother with 
short lived 
all wood 
gates ? 
Why pay 
war- time 
prices for 
steel, gas piro or 
wire gates? Get my 
price on this Gate. 
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outlast 3 ordinary gates. Made with 4 or 6 in. boards 
bolted at every joint. Can’t sag, drag, warp or twist 
out of shape. I furnish complete Gates ready to hang 
or just the Liberty Can’t Sag Steels, including angle 
E t«cl uprluhta, hinses, lae serews, bolta. In fact everythlne 
ut the boards, with which you can build your oum. oate» and 
tave money. Write for Fruo Folder. Alvin V. Rowe, Pree. 
ROWE MFG.CO., 193 JIdsnts Sl.,Calesburg, III. 
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BROWN] 
fence] 
1150 Styles: 
Wonflerful Money 
Fence Book. Over 1.50 Styles.i IS^Per.Rod I 
Oates-Steel Posts-Barb Wlre^ ^ 
DIRECT FROM FACTORY -FREIGHT PAlO 
All heavy DOUBLE GALVANIZED WIRtS. 13« 
per rod op. Get free Book and Sample to test. 
THE BROWN FENCE & WIRE CO., 
D«pt. 53 • - Cleveland, Ohio 
LETkUS TAN 
YOUR HIDE. 
Horse or Cow hide. Calf or other skins 
with hair or fur on, and make thesu 
Into coats (for men and women), robes, 
rugs or gloves when so ordered. Your 
fur goods will cost you less than to buy 
them and be worth more. 
Our illustrated catalog gives a lot of 
Information. It tells how to take olf 
and care for bides; how and when we 
pay the frciglit both ways; about our 
sale dyeing process on cow and horse 
bide, calf and other skins; about the 
fur goods and game trophies we sell, 
taxidermy, etc. 
Then we have recently got out an¬ 
other we call our Fashion book, wholly 
devoted to fashion plates of muffs, 
neckwear and other fine fur garments, 
With prices ; also lur garments remod¬ 
eled and repaired. 
You can have either book by 
kour correct address naming wnicti, or 
both books if you need both. Address 
Tltc Crosby Frisian Fur Company* 
571 Lyell Ave.» Rochester* N. Y. 
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Free Catalog te!.°cSc‘S'.*.v2 
money on Farm Truck or Road 
Wagons, also steel or wood wheels to fit 
any running 
gear. Send for 
it today. 
Electric Wheel Co. 
48 ElmSt.,Quincy,lll. 
Just your 
oameonapoKtal will 
brinff this new Catalog 
Folder on Rat-proof, Firsr 
proof. Weatherproof CornCribs 
by return mail. Gives facts and 
6ffureB on the bis: com losses each year* 
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Cost no more than wood —last , 
e life-time. Made of rust-proof, ' 
perforated, galvanized iron. 
Come in sections. Easily put up. 
FIRE-PROOF, RAT-PROOF 
Lightning-proof, weather-proof- 
cure corn better; keep it drier; 
free from mould. Many sizes and 
styles. Prices low. Write for Frsa 
catalog at once. 
Iron Crib & Bin Co. wt^tlr.o 
More Winter Storage Houses 
Last week we gave three pictures of 
Winter storage houses, taken from the lit¬ 
tle Government pamphlet issued by the 
Department of Agriculture; three more 
are given this week. 
Fig. 539 shows the end of a partly un¬ 
derground pit or storage. This is built by 
digging into .the ground, lining up the 
.sides with planks or logs and throwing a 
coating of soil over the top. In this way 
frost is kept out, and by making a double 
Roofed Pit for Storage. Fig. 537 
door it is iiossible to carry vegetables 
safely through the Winter. Fig. 537 
.shows another type of storage. In this 
case a hole or pit is dug and lined with 
concrete, this concrete wall being carided 
up 18 inches or so above the ground. 
Then the roof of wood is built on this 
concrete wall, as shown in the picture, 
and. if necessary, the concrete can be 
banked up so as to keep out the frost. 
In all these cases, full ventilation is nec- 
Cave Storage House. Fig. 538 
essary, and as we .see in the picture, a 
^ Just because you read about prices being out-of-sight, don’t conclude M 
s to put off building, remodeling or making repairs until you have investigated J 
3 the wonderful money-saving Bennett values. = 
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M on anything in the building line you want to buy—ROOFING, FLOORING, s 
I INTERIOR TRIM, STAIRWAYS, COLUMNS, PAINTS, SHINGLES, | 
= DOORS — everything required for homes, barns or other structures. s 
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g reason our prices are so low. = 
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lino of ventilators ha.s been built along 
the ridgepole of this roof. Fig. 538 
shows 'another type of storage. In this 
ca.se the pit is dug into a mound or side 
hill with a raft so as to prevent caving. 
Then an entrance is built in the form of 
a small house or doorway over the front 
of the cave, with stops going down into 
the pit. This is also ventilated properly, 
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It will not only enable you to buy at the lowest prices, but it will also s 
aid you in selecting just the right materials to make your house or building 3 
up-to-date. It is a suggestion book as well as a catalog, and no prospective = 
builder should be without a copy. Use the coupon below and check off the 3 
items you are particularly interested in. Mail it today. % 
RAY H. BENNETT LUMBER CO., Inc. | 
Storage House Partly Uuderground. Fig. 539 
and care must be tiiken to have thor¬ 
ough drainage so that the pit may be 
kept dry. 
Price Regulators in Building Materials 
2 Thompson St. -- N. Tonawanda 
New York = 
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g 2 Thompson St., N. Tonawanda, N. Y. 
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• •••Frames 
• •••Interior Finish 
• •••Clapboards 
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= Occ .oation 
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Doors 
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Roofing 
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Other Materials At 
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iRl'Ml ‘Jff, IHlfflff OF THE ^ 
LUMBER MART>^ 
We&r* located 
iS the center of 
the Greatesr 
Lumber Yard 
Uths World 
Measurement of Land 
IIow many acres is there in the meas¬ 
urements below. Also tell me how you 
figure it out? Field of irregular shape, 
its four sides being respectively 810, 99G, 
1,200 and 1,035 feet. c. H. N. 
I’iue Plaiu.s, N. Y. 
Find the exact middle on all sides, 
which in this case is 405 feet at top and 
GOO feet at bottom, while the sides are 
498 and 017^2 respectively. Now 
measure across the center each way, re¬ 
duce to rods, and multiply together and 
divide by IGO square rods to an acre. In 
this instance the field is 30x.30% rods, 
or 915 sq. rods,-i-by IGO = 5 23-32 acres. I 
always measure irregular pieces of land 
in this way, which although it may not 
be according to the book, is close enough 
for all practical purposes. ir. E. c. 
DON’T MIX CONCRETE BY HAND- 
DO IT WITH THE 
Autopower Concrete Mixer 
(N HALF THE TIME AT HALF THE COST 
One g;nllon of gittsoline run.s mixer nil duy. 
Mixes perfectly by only method npi>roved 
by U. S. government. Don’t brenk your 
back and risk money and material by 
mixing by hand. Barrel and yoke with 
pulleys and gears of AUTOPOWEIl 
MIXER easily dismounted for con¬ 
venient handling. Saves cost in 
labor hire on one barn floor job. Do 
your neighbors’ barn floor in two 
days and your profit will pay for 
mixer. Built to last a life time— 
nothing to get out of order. Keeps 
from one to a half dozen men busy. 
Mixes 500 or more cubic feet a day. 
Handles big or little job. Great for 
farm or small contractor. Runs with 
one horsepower engine or our 
HELPING HENRY and your auto. 
Write today saying: “Send bulletin 
No. 3 telling all about the ALTO- 
POWER MIXER.” 
THE AUTOPOWER CO. 
508 Indiana Sve.. LaPorte. Ind. 
Guaranteed 
Mrs. Rx-’SYbody. —“Your husband goes 
out a good deal, doesn’t he?” Mrs. 
Keen ; “Oh, I don’t know; he doesn’t go 
out any oftener than he comes in.’’— 
Boston Transcript. 
When you write advertisers mention The R. N.-Y. and you’ll get a 
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