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The RURAL NEW-YORKER 
February 2, 1021 
at Bardaiit Prices! 
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BUYS THIS 
29X80, 
STABLE 
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20X20 
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GIGANTIC ARMY CAHP BARGAIN SALE 
CAMP DIX 
Save $15.00 to $25.00 per thousand feet on any bill of lumber during 
this Price-Smashing Sale! Just think—you save one-third to one half on the cost of 
any bill of material! OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST EVER! FROM $15.00 
PER THOUSAND FEET UP. 
The 29x80 stable and 20x20 bungalow illustrated above prove our 
low lumber prices. Prices shown above include all lumber, roofing, doors and windows 
needed to build these buildings complete. Don’t buy a thing until you get our prices! 
We invite you to come direct to this great Army Camp and select your material your¬ 
self—or you can order direct from our Free Bargain Catalog, and be sure of getting per¬ 
fect service backed by our “BINDING GUARANTEE." Mail coupon below today for 
your free copy of our catalog. 
Warm Air 
Furnace 
$40- 
Worth 
$150 New 
Six Light 
SASH 
95c 
Worth 
$1.95 New 
DOORS 
2'8"x6'8"$, 
each 
Wonderful door values *— 
solid cross panels—excellent 
conditipn. Do not miss this 
opportunity to save more 
than half. Regular $8.00 
values If new. 
GET OUR FREIGHT PREPAID 
PRICES ON YOUR LUMBER NEEDS 
Even if you live as far as 500 miles from this Camp 
we save you $150 to $350 on acarload of material,or just as much 
in proportion on less than carload orders. Send us your list of 
material needs for our low freight paid prices. We can furnish any kind of 
lumber you need to build a home, barn, shed, etc. Our mammoth stocks 
include JOISTS, STUDS and RAFTERS OF ALL SIZES, DROP SIDING. 
SHEATHING, FLOORING, D.&M. BEADED CEILING. 1 in. BOARDS, 
FENCING BOARDS, HEAVY TIMBERS, POSTS. ETC. All carefully 
preserved—nails carefully drawn with patented nail pullers—JUST AS 
GOOD AS NEW FOR EVERY PRACT1AL PURPOSE. Make np a list 
today and send to ua for freight paid prices; or come direct to Camp and 
and pick out 
Single Car need 
GARAGE 
Roofing 
Per Square 
15 
Carefully 
Re-Rolled 
Preserved 
WALLBOARD 
SflS Per 
Square 
WaterCloset 
$f <150 Low 
*7— Tank 
Vitreous China 
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Size 10x16 
We furnish all lumber, roofing and 
sash to build this excellent 10x16 single car garage 
for $65.00. We furnish complete plan and list of material 
so that any handy man can build this garage himself. 
When completed you have a sturdy, good-looking build¬ 
ing that will look tine in any surroundings. We can also 
furnish two car garage 16x18 for $105.06. AH completely 
described and explained in our free bargain catalog. 
Write for your free copy today. 
Mall Coupon Todays 
Sor Free Bargain Catalog! 
Just mail this coupon to get our Free 
Bargain Catalog which gives prices and actual 
photographs of everything at this camp. In¬ 
tensely interesting to everyone who builds and repairs. J 
CAMP DIX SALVAGE CO. 
Dept, dig WRICHTST0WN, NEW JERSEY 
FREE CATALOG 
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Camp D$x Salvage Co. 
Dept. RN IB, Wrlghtstown, New Jersey j 
Send me your FREE BARGAIN 
CATALOG without any obligation on 
my part. 
I am interested in_ 
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Address. 
ffr n. Preserve* all Wood- 
work on Farms 
Guaranteed to 
dou ble the life of 
) yourSilos, Shingles, 
. Barns, Fence Posts, 
Tanks, etc. Keeps Mites 
of Hen-Houses. 
: for Circulars. __ 
Carbolineum Wood Preserving Co. 
Dept, tio Milwaukee, Wi». 
Look npapsppfPBni 
for This g*! A 1 | !l Steel 
Tag BSaUtaUdkiaftaBSI wheels 
It is your guarantee of quality. Write 
today for free catalog in colors 
describing Farm Trucks and 
Wagons, also steel or wood 
wheels to 
fit any run¬ 
ning gear. 
Electric Wheel Co. 
The Cutter for Profit 
To get the most profitoutof your silo, 
fill it with the simplest, strongest 
and most economical Cutter made. 
The Papec’s few parts and correct design reduce draft and lengthen life. 
Equipped with positive self-feed that is saving a man for hundreds of 
farmers. The Papec never clogs on any silo! Its performance is con¬ 
tinuous That one fact has made thousands of Papec sales and Papec 
boosters. The Papec is built by people who have long specialized in en¬ 
silage cutter construction. And the output is increasing every year. — 
Write today for our new Catalog and U. S. Gov’t 
Bulletin "Making and Feeding of Silage.’’ Both 
free to silo owners. 
PAPEC MACHINE COMPANY 
110 Main St. Shortsville, N. Y. 
When you write advertisers mention The R. N.-Y. and you’ll get a 
quick reply and a “square deal.” See guarantee editorial page. 
The Summer Vacation 
I have several letters from the R. N.-Y. 
family in regard to auto trips next Sum¬ 
mer, and look for more, so will reply on 
one phase in this wholesale way. The 
same length of time cannot be better 
employed for education, nor bring more 
enjoyment to a family. Modern stress 
or distress now keeps the nose to the 
grindstone so close that folks have no 
time to look up or speak to each other, 
but away from the grind, with new sights 
and good associates to stimulate they can 
think, besides rest and play like children 
freed from school. 
There are two w T ays of travel, carrying 
a tent with culinary utensils, or eating 
and sleeping at a sufficiency of places 
along the way. The advantages of each 
method we leave to others and confine our¬ 
selves to a place to go. There should be 
a destination, an objective in the outing, 
because it will be fuller than traveling in 
a circle. There are plenty of resorts to 
go to. They are springing up like mush¬ 
rooms to get the tourist’s money, and it 
is a sad fact that some of them have lost 
their conscience. There are many where 
the scenery and privileges are not as 
good as at home, and many near lakes, 
shores and mountains. 
One of the best- in the world is Yellow¬ 
stone Park. It is worth while. The 
government has it strictly under its con¬ 
trol. and if all the minutiae of government 
were as faithfully, and as well operated 
none but anarchists would ever criticize it. 
It is a section with as many strange and 
grand sights as any on earth, enough 
natural scenes to satisfy any human. 
There are the best of roads to get to them, 
a marvel of building in many places. Then 
every comfort and accommodation needed 
by visitors is there, free from all com¬ 
mercialism and profiteering, and no visitor 
ever leaves with other than pleasant 
thoughts afterwards. 
There are mountains high enough; if 
you doubt it try a little violent exercise 
on them and see where the breath goes. 
There are geysers and springs of every 
kind of mineral water, hot and cold, and 
formations and deposits of large expanse 
from evaporation. Snow lies in the hol¬ 
lows of the mountains the year through, 
some of it melting and sending rivulets 
dashing down to make trout streams. You 
will cross hundreds of them, or the same 
ones as the pike wigwags up or down to 
cross the mountains, and there are pre¬ 
cipices of many colored stone, everything 
to delight and awe. The immense section 
is as nature made it with glaciers, vol¬ 
canoes, and other powerful agencies, and 
there are the forest, wild animals, and 
flowers untouched by man’s destructive 
hand, or his cupidity to rob it of its 
treasures. 
All sales of food and cost of living are 
Strictly under control, and the number 
of places for these accommodations is 
limited, not like California, Florida and 
other places not government parks. There 
are a few large hotels, all log cabins made 
from the lodgepole pine, of any length, 
and true as a lead pencil. Then there are 
a few stores and the Ranger stations, 
also of logs. There are camping grounds 
all along the way, with sanitary accom¬ 
modations, wood in plenty, and snow¬ 
water brooks or piped water. Besides 
the hotels there are camp houses and 
tents with stove, wood and kerosene- 
soaked sawdust, and as attendants are 
very solicitous, unless you turn out early 
in the crisp air, a porter conies in and 
starts the fire. Any who would ask more 
than they get in Yellowstone shouldn’t 
have it. 
Then here is a circular now. from a 
moldy old town in Florida. For $5 to $8 
a day each, we could live in a room barer 
and more dreary than any at home, and 
mope time away with nothing inspiring. 
They come from everywhere because we 
have been many places; one on the 
wonders of Pike’s Peak, which are all 
right, but it has grown a city on visitors; 
grown it too fast if the hotels all charge 
as they did four of us, $48 for the pos¬ 
session of two common rooms, with part¬ 
nership bath for 39 hours, meals extra 
and plenty extra. The Peak and Garden 
of the Gods is free but there are toll 
gates with fellows holding out their hands 
to see a cave, some rolling stones and a 
series of little waterfalls, all puny com¬ 
pared with Yellowstone, where there are 
no fakes, side shows or profiteering that 
leaves a bad taste in one’s mouth. 
\V. W. REYNOLDS. 
ROSS is the 
BestSiloMade” 
From every part ef the country, we have let¬ 
ters proving that the firm-proof, acid- 
proof Ross is a money-saver — a superior 
silo in many ways. Hundreds of owners say: 
“ It’s the best silo made! ” 
The ROSS 
IN-DE-STR-UCTO 
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Metal 
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Air-tight, freeze-proof—perfect sil¬ 
age always! The tried and proved 
metal silo, built for life-time service. 
Write us—for facts about superior 
Ross Service, just as your neighbors 
have told them to us. Write for 
them today. 
A gents and Dealers: 
write for proposition. 
E.W. Ross Ens K u 0 H,r Co. 
Pioneer Builders of Rossln-de-str- 
uct-O Galvanized Metal Silos. 
Successors to theE. W. Ross 
Co., Est. /850 
Desk 109 Springfield, Ohio 
HUP 
Stanchions 
Stalls, Pens 
Feed Trucks 
Water Bowls 
Litter Carriers 
If you want the 
newest ideas, 
the most con¬ 
venient, most 
durable, most profit¬ 
able equipment, see 
your Home town Hudson Dealer 
or write for the Hudson Catalog of 
Barn Equipment 
It covers everything you need. Use 
our free planning service. Our en¬ 
gineering department is eager to 
help if you build or remodel. Write 
us about your plans. 
HUDSON MFG.CO. — 
Dept. 483_ Minneapolis, Minn. 
Growing Christmas Trees 
A New York reader wants to know the 
difference between an evergreen tree and 
a Christmas tree, tie thinks of planting 
some of his waste land to these trees. A 
Christinas tree is an evergreen, but not 
all evergreens are suitable for Christmas 
work. For instance, the white pine is 
an evergreen tree, but would not meet 
the demand for Christmas decorations. 
A Christmas tree, in order to be suitable, 
must have closely spaced branches and a 
fine shapely head. Spruce and some forms 
of hemlock are used for Christmas. If a 
New York man thinks of trying forestry, 
he should correspond with the Forestry 
Department, Syracuse University, Syra¬ 
cuse, and Cornell University, Ithaca, N. 
Y.. and he will get just the information 
needed to proceed with this work. 
Corns Bunions 
Send your name and address and we will 
send you large size can of Corona Heal¬ 
ing Ointment on 20Days’FreeTrial. Try 
it on Chillblains, Corns, Bunions, Cuts, 
Burns or Wounds of any kind. 
CORONA 
is different from any other preparation. 
Itis made from oils extract¬ 
ed from wool of sheep—wonder¬ 
fully healing. If after trial you 
find it the greatest healing oint¬ 
ment you ever used, send 65c in 
payment at end of 20 days—if 
not, you won’t owe us a cent 
THE CORONA MFC. CO. 
OH HAN O* 
f&V Dept. 10 , Kenton, Ohio 
A New Labor Saving Implement 
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Write Le Roy Plow Co., Le Roy ,N.Y. 
IF YOU WANT ALL YOUR 
RAW FURS 
ARE WORTH and prompt returns— 
ship to 
WILLIAMS BROS. & CO., Atglen, Penna. 
Reference—ATGLEN NATIONAL BANK 
Write for Prices 
When you write advertisers mention 
The Rural New- Yorker and you’ll get 
a quick reply and a ‘‘square deal. See 
guarantee editorial page. •' •' • 
