Brings tins Range 
95 Direct frornFactorf 
Pay balance in small month¬ 
ly payments. 200 other late styles 
In stoves, ranges and furnaces to 
select from. Save % to K on your 
gay Kalamazoo direct-to-you is best. 
FREE Bargain Book 
Sensational values on every page. 
30 days free trial. Quick, safe de- 
klivery. Bank Bond_ Guarantee. 
Your money back without Ques¬ 
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KALAMAZOO STOVE CO. 
8J2 Rochester Are., Kalamazoo.Michi 
[erican Agriculturist, January 26, 1924 
New Jersey Farmers Unite 
for Agricultural Week 
W. H. Bullock 
T HE annual agricultural rally of all 
farm interests in New Jersey, held at 
Trenton, N. J., last week, surpassed 
previous state Agricultural Week activi¬ 
ties in the attendance of farmers and their 
families and in the size and scope of the 
Farm Products Show. During the course 
of the week all State farm organizations 
held annual or adjourned meetings of 
their associations. This brought together 
the leaders of all farm interests in New 
Jersey, creating a united front on agricul¬ 
tural problems which was very noticeable 
for its strength and sincerity. 
Possibly the chief discussion at all 
meetings and conferences was the legisla¬ 
tive program of organized farmers, now 
getting under way in the initial sessions 
of the New Jersey Legislature. The 
principal topic in the program is for a 
new cooperative marketing law which 
will revise the present statute on this 
subject, making it in accord with the 
Capper-Volstead Act and in harmony 
with new cooperative marketing laws 
now in effect in twenty-six other States. 
I rtnar Shipments_ 
A Kakuiva/ov 
Direct to You 
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falog 40 
A Modern Bathroom, $60 
Just one of our wonderful bargains. Set 
.« comprises a 4, 4 H or 5 foot iron enameled 
” roll rim bath tub, rne 19 inch roll rim 
enameled flat-back lavatory, and a syphon 
action, wash-down water closet with 
porcelain tank and oak post hinge seat: all 
china index faucets, nickel-plated traps, 
and all niokel-plated heavy fittings. J. M. 
SEIDENBERG CO., Inc,, 254 W. 34 St., 
Bet. 7th and 8th Aves., N. Y. C. 
GILLIES’ 
BROKEN 
COFFEE 
-- FRESH FROM 
f5f Quality WHOLESALE ROASTER 
SPECIAL introductory offer! A rich, highly 
m J apnetizing blend of the finest grades specially 
Iriced because of a few small and broken beans but 
Iverybit as good as the large beans. Delivered free 
Tirithin 300 miles. 
I Send money or check for SI .00 with order or PAY 
[IN DELIVERY plus post office 10c collection charge. 
Money back promptly if not satisfied. 
Send for free circular of other coffee values. 
BILLIES COFFEE COMPANY,Dept. A16 
Established 83 years. 235 WashingtonSt.,N.Y. 
LADIES’FURS 
We tan hides and make them into 
robes, coats, mittens and ladies’ furs, 
at reasonable prices. Send us your 
hides and furs which you want re¬ 
modeled and made into latest styles. 
Robes and Coats at Whole¬ 
sale prices. Free Samples. 
L Reference: Citizens’ Ft ate Bank. 
Milford, Indiana. Write to the 
WA Milford Robe & Tanning Co. 
iPM 237 Elm Street Milford, Ind. 
And FREE SUIT 
To quickly obtain some good agents in 
territory where we are not represented, 
we offer one man in each community the 
chance to obtain our finest all wool $30.00 
suit free and $5 to $25 daily in spate 
time introducing our guaranteed made to 
order suits, $18 and up. Special offer ex¬ 
pires not later than January 1st, 1926 so 
if interested write at once for full details. 
Justyour nameand addressonapostcard 
brings prompt reply. 
AMERICAN WOOLEN MILLS CO. 
Established 188S Dept. 1911. Chicago 
TAKES THE TOP 
Removes all the cream from any 
size milk bottle. Great for coffee, 
cereal, dessert, etc. Approved by 
doctors for use in preparing in¬ 
fants' bottle food. An ideal gift. 
Circular sent on request. Agents 
wanted. Order now 81.50 post¬ 
paid or C. O. D. 
RAWCLIFFE MFC. CO., INC. 
Dept. A. A. 
N. ATTLEBORO, MASS. 
WEAR FURS 
It’s Easy This Way 
Furs to order at half the cost, from 
hides of farm animals or pelts from 
your hunt. Stylish garments, warm 
and beautiful. Robes, Rugs, etc. 
Free book tells how to skin and care for 
pelts—all about sizes, styles and prices. 
ROCHESTER FUR DRESSING CO. 
523 West Avenue, Fochester, N. Y. 
IIYEN WRIST WATCH 
Handsome, guaranteed time 
keeper, given for Belling only 40 
packs of vegetable or flower seed3 
(mention which) at 10c per large 
pack. Easily sold — EARN BIG 
MONEY OR PREMIUMS. Get 
eamplelottoday. Send nomoney. 
We trust you till seeds are sold. 
AMERICAN SEEP CO. 
Other Planks in Legislative Program 
The other planks in the State legislative 
program call for a revision and additions 
to some of the hunting and game laws. 
A new measure has been introduced 
which would change the fine in the present 
bull trespass act from $20 to $100. An¬ 
other measure would revise the old 
general trespass law to the point of pro¬ 
tecting farmers from wilful trespass. 
Still another measure would revise the 
present statutes allowing a dog the 
liberty of the property of its owner, a 
condition not now legally possible. 
Another measure creating general dis¬ 
cussion would revise present motor 
vehicle laws so as to allow reasonable 
use of passenger cars for the transporting 
of farm crops and milk to and from the 
farms of automobile owners. 
Daylight Saving has been up for a 
thorough airing this season and a bill has 
been introduced prohibiting municipali¬ 
ties from passing time ordinances con¬ 
trary to the State law. A further measure 
deemed imperative by the organized 
farm groups asks for a State appropria¬ 
tion to investigate methods for control of 
the Oriental peach moth in New Jersey. 
Farm Products Show Finest Ever 
In conjunction with the meetings, the 
New Jersey farmers staged the finest 
farm products exhibit ever held in the 
State. The display of apples was particu¬ 
larly noteworthy with large blocks of 
New Jersey’s finest fruits shown for 
competition and for non-commercial 
purposes under the auspices of the New* 
Jersey State Horticultural Society. The 
com show was large this year and the 
potato exhibit in the competitive county 
classes, part icularly of the round varieties, 
depicted the excellence of New Jersey’s 
potato crop. 
The poultry show occupied a larger 
space than usual this season with such 
breeds as Jersey Black Giant, White 
Leghorn and Plymouth Rock in pre¬ 
dominance. The exhibit by the New Jer¬ 
sey State College of Agriculture, the 
State Department of Agriculture, the 
Conservation Commission and other 
allied institutions was large and well 
arranged. 
The principal convention held during 
the week was that of the New Jersey 
Federation of County Boards of Agricul¬ 
ture, which recently completed its three 
year membership campaign with a sub¬ 
stantial increase in members over last 
year, although not up to the banner year 
of three years ago when general agricul¬ 
tural economic conditions were at their 
best. President H. E. Taylor reported a 
general feeling of optimism on the farm 
bureau work throughout the State, while 
Secretary L. A, Cooley in his annual 
report reviewed the progress of last year 
and outlined a conservative program of 
development for 1924. 
GIGANTIC ARMY CAMP BARGAIN SALE 
CAMPDIX 
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 
$4022 
Worth 
$150 New 
i Six Light 
SASH 
j WxMA* 
95c 
Worth 
1, $1.95 New 
iPgi 
DOORS 
2'8"x6'8"$#*9S 
each 
Wonderful door values — 
solid cross panels—excellent 
condition. 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,orjust 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 up a list 
today and send to us for freight paid prices; or come direct to Camp and 
and pick out 
Roofing 
Per Square 
$« 
Carefully 
Re-Rolled 
Preserved 
Single Car 
GARAGE 
what yoa need 
in person. 
WALLBOARD 
$flS Per 
*" Squar e 
WaterCloset 
$■*050 Low 
Tank 
Vitreous China. 
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 fine in any surroundings. We can also 
furnish two car garage 16x18 for $105.00. All completely 
described and explained in our free bargain catalog. 
Write for your free copy today. 
Mail 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. 
CAMP DIX SALVAGE CO. 
Dept. ESS WRIGHTST0WN, NEW JERSEY 
FREECATAL0G 
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I Dept. AA18, Wrlghtstown, New Jersey | 
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I my part. fl 
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ROOFING 
Think of it. We can 
now sell Excell Metal 
Roofing, 28 gauge corru¬ 
gated at only $3.45 per 100 
' sq. ft. painted. Galvanized, 
' only $4.80. If you have been waiting for metal 
roofing prices to come down, here they are—di¬ 
rect from factory prices—lower than you can 
get anywhere else. Send for our New Catalog 
covering all styles Metal Roofing. Siding, Shin¬ 
gles, Ridging, Ceiling, etc,, will save you money. 
PREPARED ROOFING ONLY $ l M 
Don’t buy Roofing, Paints, Fencing, Gas Engines, 
Tires—anything you need until you get our 
latest catalog. You can see and try our roofing 
before you pay. A11 sold on money back guar¬ 
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The United Factories Co, —ctonitSfnfc 
TOBACCO HOMESPUN Smk’Sh 'S 
recipe free. Hand-picked chewing 5 lbs. $1.50; 10, $2.50. 
i TOBACCO GROWERS UNION, MURRAY, KY. 
Paint Without Oil 
Remarkable Discovery That Cuts 
Down the Cost of Paint Seventy- 
Five Per Cent 
A Free Trial Package is Mailed to 
Everyone Who Writes. 
A. L. Rice, a prominent manufacturer of Adams, 
N. Y., discovered a process of making a new kind 
of paint without'the use of oil. He named it Powdr- 
pamt. It comes in the form of a dry powder and all 
that is required is cold water to make a paint 
weather proof, fire proof, sanitary and durable for 
outside or inside painting. It is the cement principle 
applied to paint. It adheres to any surface, wood, 
stone or brick, spreads and looks like oil paint and 
costs about one-fourth as much. 
Write to A. L. Rice, Inc., Manufacturers, 134 
North St., Adams, N. Y., and a trial package will be 
mailed to you, also’ color card and fufl information 
sho wing yon how you can save a good many dollars. 
Write today. __ 
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