OLDS & WHIPPLE, INC., HARTFORD, CONN. 
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Iron Age Potato Planters 
Two-Row 
THE TWO-ROW Assisted-Feed Planter—has 
become very popular with the larger grower—not 
only because of the increased speed of planting, 
but because it eliminates the use of one man 
(another driver), as only one driver is required. It 
is strongly constructed and braced with heavy 
angle irons, firmly bolted together, which carry all 
the center weight without placing strain on the 
axles. It is supplied in two ranges of four width 
adjustments. For rows 30, 32, 34 and 36 inches, 
or 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches. Size wanted must be 
specified when ordering. 
Price on application. 
IRON AGE AUTOMATIC PLANTERS differ 
from the Assisted-Feed Planters only in their 
mechanical handling of the seed. The picking of 
the seed and the planting mechanism are always 
in plain view of the operator. 
One and Two Row 
Prices on application. 
IT PAYS TO USE 
O. & W. POTATO FERTILIZERS 
John Deere—Hoover Potato 
Diggers 
These famous mechanical diggers dig the pota¬ 
toes with a minimum of mechanical injury. Shovel 
of crucible plow-steel, scours and works in varied 
conditions without bending or breaking. 
Main sides are built up of two steel angles riveted 
together—much stronger than single-angle con¬ 
struction. 
Furnished in one-row size with ground or engine 
drive, and one- and two-row tractor drive, with 
equipment to meet your requirements. 
Prices on application. 
Farquhar Success Jr. Potato 
Digger 
The most popular plow-type digger on the 
market. Just the digger for the small grower—in 
fact no farmer can afford to be without this digger, 
even if he raises only sufficient potatoes for his own 
consumption. In time and labor saving it pays for 
itself the first season. 
Price on application. 
This photograph taken on the farm of A. E. Albert, East 
Greenwich, R. I., July 17, 1939, shows promise of a good 
crop and a very heavy yield was harvested later. Mr. Albert 
grows 300 acres of potatoes in Rhode Island and the balance 
in Massachusetts and uses a large tonnage of our 
potato fertilizers. 
