OUR SPECIALTY 
A big discount for silo orders this 
month to reduce our stock this Fall. 
Write for special prices at once. 
ENTERPRISE LUMBER & SILO CO. 
NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y. 
BARNS and SILOS 
Farnipr Intuits. teas, coffees, pure 
rdl food products. 0<>o<1 profits. 
Any o'laiitity. l po\ini1 up. Sond for wholesale price list. 
I.MI’OKTF.KS MIM.S ( 0., Dtpf. 14,173 Greenwich Si., New York City 
W'.W'I KIY L’.tRMKIt—Working foroiiian on larRo 
comniercinl farm; must he thoroiiKl'l.V familiar 
with growing of crops, liandling a small dairy, 
and especially witli handling men and machinery. 
This farm is well equipped with mmlerii ma- 
cl'.inery and has large open fields for easy ojiera- 
tioif a splendid opportunity for a man who ia 
not afraid of work; salary will bo made attrac¬ 
tive to the right man. ADVKHTISEH 4349, care 
Uural New-Yorker. 
W.tNTKT)—Working foreman on farm on Long 
Island'. Reply, giving full particulars as to 
nationality, wages expected, qualifications and 
references, and if wife will hoard two men if 
required. Address A, POST OFFICE BOX No. 
200, Madison Square Post Ofliee, New York. 
W.VNTET)—.\hont Nov. 1st. middle-aged conplo 
or widow to live at my Shore A'iew place and 
board me; will give liberal terms to riglit party 
and pay moving cliarges. BOX 301, Wakefield, 
R. 1. 
W.VNTED—A single man, over 4.5 years old, 
wlio can drive an antomohile and is a practical, 
all round farmer; wages .|40 .a month and board. 
II. A. BENNETT, South Paramns Road, Ridge¬ 
wood, N. .T. 
AVANTED MILKER ANB HERDSMAN—single 
man as first-class milker and carelaker of 
small grade lierd near New York; ?."0 month 
and hoard: state age, nationality and expe¬ 
rience. ADVERTISER 4358, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
Subscribers’Exchange 
If you want to buy or soU or exchanee. make it known here. 
This Rati- will be 5 Cents a worci, payable in advance. The 
name and atldress must bo countofl as part of the advertise¬ 
ment. No di.Hplay type u.sed. and only Farm Products, Help 
anfl Positions Wanted admitted. For subscriber.s only. 
Dealers, jobbers an<l (tenoral manufacturers’ announcement.s 
not admitted here. Poultry, E(t(ts and other live stock adver¬ 
tisements will tro tinder proper headinirs on other paites. 
Seed and Nursery advertisements will not be accepted for 
this column. 
Copy must reach us not later than Triday morning 
to appear in the following week's issue. 
IIRUDSMAN WANTI:T> on a ]\rassa<!nisotta 
farm, qniiliflod to look after a largo herd of 
milking cows and to raise calves; it is a man's 
jol) If properl.v (tone; no liipior and prefernl)l,v 
no toliacco; small cottage furnished for married 
man, or hoard for single man: salary seventy-five 
dollars per montli iq), deiiending on value of 
service. Address witli particulars as to expe¬ 
rience, etc., ADVERTISER 4344, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
AVANTED—f'onntry woman, middle-age, for 
general housework in a country home, with 
modern improvements: no laundry work; 3 in 
family; answer; refiu'ence. ADVERTISER 4323, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
Farm Help Wanted 
W.VNTED—Married man, farm work and assist 
with registered herd beef cattle; $<>5; house, 
etc: permanent; AVesteliester, ADVEIITISER 
4331, care Rural New-Yorker. 
FAMILY nr WORKERS WANTED to take charge 
of higlily inqiroved small farm in Virginia; 
good chance for llie right people to make a 
in-ofitahle and permanent arrangement. Aildress 
P. O. BOX 127, Winchester, Va. 
AV.VNTED—.\t once, herdsman for small herd of 
(inernseys: state full particulars and salary 
desired. FR.tNK ROOS.V, Snpt. High Point 
Springs Farm, Olivebridge, N. Y. 
W.VNTF.D—Man for general farm work; dry- 
hand milker and teamster; state age. na¬ 
tionality, experience, wages in first letter. P. B. 
AVIIITEHE.LD, Qnakertown, Penna. 
F.VRMER, married, no inenmhrnnees, take eliarge 
of 100-acre place, house witli modem improve¬ 
ments, vegetables, milk, fuel; .I.IO a montli to 
start. H. H. JACKSON, Millington. N. .1. 
TEAMSTER—All-around single man on gentle¬ 
man’s country place in New .Tersey. AIlVER- 
TLSER 4301, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Two good single men for large mod¬ 
ern dairy farm; must be good milkers; good 
wages, board and room. Apply to ADVER¬ 
TISER 4340, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—Experienced couple, man of all work, 
wife as cook, housekeeper or washerwoman; 
house provided on premises; man above draft age. 
RED RLI'FF FAR.MS, Rox 109, Clio, S. C. 
Situations Wanted 
POPLTRYMAN. managed one plant sneeessfnlly 
12 years, (feslres iiosition as working manager 
on large plant or estate; expert incubator and 
brooder man; living salary and iirofit-sharing 
basis; ,\meri»»iin, married. ADVERTISER 4329, 
care Rural New-Yorker. 
POSITION W.ANTED—Superintendent or man¬ 
ager of estate; 22 yi-ars’ farm experience in 
general farming. Address ROCKEFELLER, 
1031 West Cliapel St., New Haven, Ct. 
M.\RRIED FARMER, age 32, wants position on 
gentleman’s estate; lifetime experience in nll- 
ronnd farming: good refernce; nationality Scotch; 
teetotaler; Westchester County preferred. AD¬ 
VERTISER 4348, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WORKINO FARM MANAGER open for position, 
tlioronglily experienoed in farming, entile, bog 
and sheep raising: can liamrie men and show 
results; wife willing to board help; American, 
married, one small oliild; strictly sober; A No. 1 
references. ADVERTISER 4347, care Rural 
New-V'orker. 
POT’LTRYMAN, at present employed, desires to 
make a change: ten years’ )iractical expe¬ 
rience in all branches: temperate; liest refer¬ 
ences: capable taking full idiarge; private estate 
preferred. ADVERTISER 43."0, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
I'WRMER—Gardener, 28, good borseman, wants 
steady position on up-to-date farm or estate; 
no dairy; good refereiK'es. Write ADVERTISER 
4352, care Itural New-Yorker. 
SITl’ATION WANTED as manager of sheep farm 
or sliepherd by single man, 45, life exiierience 
in farming and raising .slieep. ADVERTISER 
4350, care Rural New-Yorker. 
HERDSM.tN for herd of registered .Terseys—80 
hi'ail; must he experienced; marrieil man pre¬ 
ferred’. wlnise wife I'onld assist in tlie lionsc; 
give full particulars in first letter. I’lNECLIFF 
l ARM, Bomosecn, Vt. 
FARM M.\NA(!ER, ago 38, Germ., married, 
trustworthy, solx*!', practical experience in 
stoi’k, swine, farm and carpenter work, also 
machinery, seek position Octolier 1. ADVER- 
'I'lSEll 43.54, care Rural New-Yorker. 
5 gals. 
without 
use of 
Get this 
extra mil 
at less feed cost 
Cane Mola will incrojise the niilk yield of the tiveva^fo herd about 15%. 
It is Not a mixed feed, not beet molasses, hut 10d% Pure Sustir ('aiie 
]\fola.s.se.s—piiivides tat and eiier.t'y at an eeonomieal feed cost. More than 
half its Aveight imre sugar—but sells for less tlmii corn. 
makes coarse feed.s succulent, makes rouglmge paltittible. Endorsed by 
Oovernnieut Kxiierimeut SttUioiis. Agtiin, it coiulitioiis cattle and keeps, 
them in the pink of healtli. T'se it for cows, ho.gs and hor.ses—mix Avith 
.tiraiii or forage. Sold in tiDO-lh. Iiarrels. Decide iioAV to get more milk from 
your C'OAvs at lower co.st. Write us—todtiy. 
Pure Cane Molasses Corporation 
69’>D Wall Street New York City 
AA'-YNTED—I’osition .ns farm manager; agr. col. 
graiiunle; s<-ienliHe, jiractical, modern metli- 
otis: tborniigbly reliable, competent, lilgh sense 
of duty and bonesty; liard eonscientious worker; 
only first-class, steady position desired witliin 
100 miles I’liiladelpiiia; $1,500, modern iionie 
aivP privileges. .\ddress ADVERTISER 43.53, 
care llnral New-Yorker. 
FOR S.ALE—1.3Sacre equipped modern dairy 
f.irm. 24 liead stock. 14-room lionse, improve¬ 
ments, $ll.tM) 0 , lialf cash. .Address R. D. 1., 
ROX 110, Middletown, N. Y. 
FDR S.ALE—iteantifni salt-water front farm. 
Eastern shore of Maryland: 240 acres, 100 un¬ 
der enitivation, 100 more tillable if cleared; 
enough timlier to more than pay for farm, if 
inarketed iiroperly; splendid beaeli, fine hunting, 
fishing; gond Iniildings; price $15,000; terms. 
AV. .1. VESSBY, Shelltown, Maryland. 
WIDOAV wislie.s position as housekeeper for .a 
one man’s country home or small family. 
ADA ERTISEIi 4341. care Itnral New-Yorker. 
POULTRYMAN—Experienced young Canadian de¬ 
sires position on iqi-to-date poultry plant, or 
would like to learn oreliard work. ADA'ER- 
TTSER 4357, care Rural New-Yorker. 
BERRY AND TRCCK FARM—42 acres, 29 lill- 
‘ able, balance timber and cordwood; .5-rooni 
house. 5 oiithuildings; 2 miles to shipping sta¬ 
tion: 3 eanneries; liorse, wagons, all fanning 
imidenients, croiis inelnded; price $1,600, jiart 
cash. C. A'OSS, Bittsville, Md. 
EXPERIENCED man wants position on gentle¬ 
man’s place. ADVERTISER 4328, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
roil SALE—Farm 108 acres; good' soil, good 
Iniildings; spring water; aliout 75 acres in 
enitivation. ROLLO SHOE.AIAKER, Rungor, 
Fa. R. 1). 1. 
EXPERIENCED FARMER wants permanent po¬ 
sition; married, agricultural seliool graduate, 
temperate, references. ADVERTISER 4342, care 
Rural New-Yorker. 
I’.AR.AI I'Dll S.ALE—AVonId make a good' slieeii 
farm. Inquire of FREDERICK AV. TURNER’, 
Gales Ferry, Conn. 
POSITION AVANTED as working manager; many 
years praetieal experience; stock, iioultry, 
farm crops, vegetables, fruits, llowers, etc.; 
capable, temperate and reliable; please state 
I>articiilars. ADVERTISER 4334, care Rural 
New-Yorker. 
FOR SALE—130-aere farm, .50 acres tillable, 30 
acres woodland; creek suitable for oyster 
raising rims tlirongli property; also farm imple¬ 
ments nnil ninles; price $5,000; easy terms. 
D. R. KRISTER, care J. R. Keister, Crisfield. 
Md, 
Farms For Sale, to Rent, etc. 
FOR S.ALE—Poultry farm containing 15 acres, 
one-fourth mile from town of 3.,500 population, 
with splendid schools and clnirclies, situated on 
Du Pont Boulevard; farm equipped as follows: 
incutiating capacity, 9.000 eggs; brooding ca¬ 
pacity, 12,000 chicks; laying houses for 4,000 
hens; 51)0 apple trees; large house containing 
11 rooms; the owners are engaged in other busi¬ 
ness and cannot give this the proper attention. 
THE DELAAA’ARE EGG FARM, Milford, Del. 
TO RENT—200-aero farm sontli side Long Island: 
nine-room lionse, ample, old-style barns in good 
repair, 3 miles from village. Address ADA'ER- 
TISER F. 0. Rox 24, Moriches, N. Y. 
FOR S.ALE—.3(!2 acres, equipped; S3 in wood¬ 
land; $9,000; liberal terms for cash; make 
offer. 1. HEIM.ANN, Coeyinans Hollow, ’Al¬ 
bany Co., N. Y. 
Hl-ACRE TOBACCO FAR.Al FOR SALE—In Lan¬ 
caster Comity, Fa.. 11 miles east of Lam-aster; 
bank barii, 42x94. 0-room brick house, 26x46, 
all modern conveniences; chicken lionse; send for 
description and photograpli. AVH.LIS R. KNOX, 
Intercourse, Fa. 
271 ACRES 3^4 miles from Alpine, .Seliuyler Co., 
N. Y.; no woods, 140 hay and plow land; 
lay nice; fine well and spring water; T-’-oom 
house; ham .32x46, with liasement: one 32x34; 
Iienhouse 13x40; pair Iiorses, worth .$3(M); 2 cows, 
15 tons hay and all farm tools; all for $18 nev 
aero. E. L. COZIER, owner, R. P. D. 2, 
Alpine, Sclinyler Co., N. Y. 
Miscellaneous 
FOR SALE—Pure woolen yarn spun from the 
wool from our own sheep; gray sock size only; 
7.5c skein, H lb. AVISEMAN FARMS, R. F, 1). 
No. 2, Lewiston, Me. 
OAA’NER of one of the largest and host equipped 
ponllry plants in Pennsylvaniii d'esire.s to op¬ 
erate tills plant on shares with a tlioroughly 
eapalde and responsilile poultryman, the owner 
to furnish full (Minipment, including foundation 
stock against services of poultryman; profits and 
ex))cnses to lie equally divided; great proposition 
for the right man. ADVERTISER 4.355, care 
Rural N<5w-Yorker. 
AVH.L SELL or trade for Candee. Seven Cyphers 
Incubators, and cash. Y.ARMOND POULTRY 
FAR.Al, Freehold, N. J. 
FOR SALE—1 new 10-in. type B, International 
Feed Grinder and sacking elevator; 1 new 
No. 20 Martin Ditcher and GraiTer; 1 new reap¬ 
ing attai-liment for 5-ft. Deering Mower. R. B. 
H.-ALL, Medway, Ma.ss. 
W.ANTED—10 to 50 acres; .Tersey preferred; 
will consider u place witlioiit buildings if 
cheap; 3 acres must ho <deared. ADVER- 
TLSER 4324, care Rural New-Yorker. 
WANTED—One luindred hay caps; give size and 
price. J. AV. McLEOD, Rowland, N. C. 
D.VIRY F.ARM for rent or sale, or cliance to 
work. H. H. I.YON, Rainbridge, N. Y. 
L.\R(!E F’ARM in AVestern Massaclinsetts 
wants a competent farm foreman to take 
charge of outside fiirni work; preference given 
an -Vgrienltural College man with iirai'tieal e.x- 
perieiiee in Iiandliiig large farming operations 
and a proven rei-ord of successful management 
of men; applicants, please state fully age, ex¬ 
perience and training: time employed in various 
positions: enclose copy of references. ADVER- 
'J'lSER 4339, care Rural New-Yorker. 
W.ANTED—Small saw mill. STUART, Upton, 
Mass. 
AVANTED—Reaper and hinder; also farm wagon 
body box; give dimensions. BOX (>.5, River- 
dale, N. J. 
FOR SALE—Mietx & Weiss 25 ILF. Hor. oil 
engine: tirst-elass condition; also stone crush¬ 
er. BELLE-ELLEN STOCK FAllMS, Sussex, 
N. J. 
AN OI’BOKTtlNlTY—l■''arm completely stockeif 
and with all maeliinery in fertile section of 
Jersey, to rent on share basis; ready about Sept. 
15; excellent opportunity for man of experience 
and knowledge of farming, who is willing to give 
his full time and attention; married man pre¬ 
ferred; state number persons composing familv. 
Address CEDAR OAK FAR.Al, R. F. D. 5, Rox 
99 New Brunswick, N. J. 
AA’.'.N'TED—Carloail of Alfalfa hay; state qnalit.v 
and price f. o. b. J. F. HYL.AN, Stoiieliain, 
Mass. 
FOR' S.ALE—Any part of 15,000 No. 3 tin cans, 
2 7/16 opening, with solder-liemmed i-aps, 
$35 and $45 per M. H. N. FLEMING, Erie. Fa. 
FOR SALE—Titan 10-20 H. I’, tractor and 
.Tolin Deere .3-liottom gang plow, used very 
little. AVM. BROAVN, R. F. D. 1, Belvidere, 
N. Y. 
AVANTED —A tenant man for general farming; 
must understand cows and milking mneUine; 
give references and wages wanted in first let¬ 
ter. ADVERTISER 4313, care Rural New- 
Yorker. 
.S-lt! INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR FOR'SALE. - 
Good ns new; three 14-inch bottom plows go 
witli it; sell for .$500. WILL.AIERE FAR.M, 
F.eriiarilsville, N. .T. 
FOR S.ALE—100-equip]iod; stock, tools, 
crops; 70-a. tillalile; rest wood; 100 miles 
New York City. Einiiilro owinu’, ADVERTISER 
4345, care Rural New-Yorker. 
ENSILAGE CU'l'TER FOR S.ALE-Ohio S|ieiiiil 
No. 17. LEONARD C. RICE, Lowville, N. Y. 
Don’t Send a Penny 
/ These Len-Mort work and outdoor shoes are such wonderful value 
that we gladly send them, no money down. Yon will find them so well-/ 
made and so stylish and such a big money saving 
bargain that you will surely keep them. So don’t hesitate. 
Just fill out and mail the coupon. We will send a pair of | 
your size. No need for you to pay higher prices when 
you can buy direct from us—and know what you are get¬ 
ting before you pay even a penny. Why pay out $5.00^ 
and $6.00 for shoes not near so good? Act now. Mail 
the coupon today While this special offer holds good. 
Great Shoe Offer 
We can’t tell you enough about these shoea 
here. This shoe is built to meet the demand of 
an outdoor city workers’ shoe as well as for 
the modern farmer. Send and see for 
yourself what they are. Built on stylish 
lace Blucher last. The special tanning 
process makes the leather proof against the 
acid in milk, manure, soil, gasoline, etc. They 
outwear 3 ordinary pairs of shoes. Your choice of 
'Wide, medium or narrow. Very Ilexiblo, soft and 
easy on the feet. Made by a special process 
which leaves all the "life” in the leather and 
S ves it wonderful wear-resisting quality 
ouble leather soles and heels. Dirt 
and waterproof tongue. Heavy 
chrome leather tops.. Just 
slip them on and see if they 
are not the most comfort¬ 
able, easiest, most wond¬ 
erful shoes you ever wore 
Pay son.*; for shoes on 
only arrival. If. 
aftercareful examination,, 
you don’t find them all 
you expect, send them 
back and we will return 
? 'Our money. Noobliga- 
ion on you. This is at 
our risk, not yours. 
Send 
Leonard- 
Morton & Co. 
Dept. 1222 Chicago 
Send Len-Mort Shoes No. 16012 
prepaid. 1 will pay $3.85 for 
shoes on arrival, and examine them 
carefully. If I am notsatisfied, will send 
them back and you will refund my money. 
Size.Width. 
Only the coupon—no money. That brings 
these splendid shoes prepaid. You are to 
be the judge of quality, style and value. 
Keep them only if satisfactory in every 
way. sure to give size and width. Mail 
the coupon now. Order by No. 15012. 
Leonard-Morton & Co. 
Dept. 1222 Chicago 
Name. 
Age...Married or single. 
Address. 
