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The Barber Asphalt Paving Company largest peocfocf4 hi the world of abphalt ani ready roofing Philaefph: 3New York SanFr; ia Chicagc 1SCO llll IIIIID ' ' ' f THE SHINGLE THAT LASTS Costs No More Gives Better Service WHY spend your money for the ordinary kind of roofing when for the -same price, you can secure "Carolina" Metal Shingles they are artistic, sanitary, fire proof, weather-proof, and inexpensive. f No soldering is necessary, as one sheet fits into' the other securely by means of our own perfect fitting locking device. Any carpenter can erect our shingles. THE CAROyiU I Furnished in gal vanized and painted steel or painted tin. Packed 1?6 shingles (enough for 100 &q. ft.) in each crate. Write for our cat alogue and give a sketch or tell us size of your roof. WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY AND PROVIDE A BETTER ROOFING THE CAROLINA METAL PRODUCTS CO. WILMINGTON, N. C - - - - 6th. and Martin Sts, Birmingham, Ala. Raleigh, N. C, Memphis,Tenn,y and Dallas, Tex. COMMTN1CATIONS REGARDING ADVERTISING 0(T mjltSCSOVpOKS MAY BE ADDRESS Kit TOKiTHKH OFFICB. ENTERED AS SEC0ND-CLA8 MATTE AT THE P0ST0FF1CE AT B1R INGHAM, ALA., UNDER TUB ACT OF CONGRESS OF MAKCK. t, W7fr mM StJDSaUPTlOMOATES: . Oiwytar . . . .... . .. TVo year - . . '. . ... . . $160 Sue months 0' 1 are years . ..... 200 Three tfiontai . . . ... 25 Five years . . . . . . (Two. thretr andfive year ratea appUcable only 6iiabscriptlona4(k wloUbi adrance.). 10 Weeks Trial, 10 cents. To new subscribers Ofily.-The ProWessivcf Farmr wUl he aertt ten weeks on trial tr terr cents; Sample copy free: Tell your friend who weed it bat do-not read it. Our Greatest SifescripMw OHcr mOCK OF THMEE,r Yearly Snbscrtpttons for $2.00 WE HAVE got to make things over in the Southern States these next ten years, men and brethren. We have the chance to make the South the leading farming section of America, and we must do it. It must be made a land of "better f arming," a land of flocks and herds, of richer soils, and of alert- progres sive Farmers. It must be made a land of "better business," a land of better market ing, of business organization and co operation, the country abreast of the city. It must be made a land of "better livingr" a land where a richer social life prevails, where race relations are better adjusted? land of better schools r and better churches-, arid where jail life is richer and fairer. W must get all our farm popula tion waked up and lined up -as one united army fighting for those things, A NI the easiest and quickest way xV to get the farmers waked up, as we see it, is to get them to reading a paper interested not only in teach ing them better farming but in get ting them organized for all-round progress. Thats the sort of paper we are try ing to make The Progressive Farmer: and it goes to the family 52 times in ; every year, carrying this Gospel of Progress. VTOW if you know any better plan xl to get your neighbor hood waked up and lined up, go ahead and push that plan. But if you don't know a better plan, then we want to enlist your in terest in boosting The Progressive Farmer. It will take 200,000 farmers in spired by a common purpose and lined up in our Progressive Farmei Family to get the results we want- and we want your help in climbing straight toward this 200,000 mark. OM) HASTEN this result, we have X now decided to offer The ProirrK sive Farmer fronr now till December irti in "Blocks of Three" tor $2 blocks of three yearly 'subscriptions. new or renewal, for $2. That is to say, the regular rash price of The Progressive Farmer is, as you know, $t a year, but in order to enable you to go out and get youc whole neighborhood interested in the same sort of things you are, we will renew your own subscription one year and accept two other yearly sub- scriptions all for $2. Thus each subscriber in the "Block of Three" saves 33 1-3 cents a year. Mmd you, we cannot under any conditions accept one or two sub- scriptions at this rate. It must he a "JlfiOCK OF THREE." Of course, you may send as many over three as you wish, if all are sent at one time, but there must be at least three in the same order to entitle you to thin rate. MOREOVER, while the ofTer is made foe tha nurnose of eel tins . K . t-, - 1 . new readers into The Progressive Farmer Family, we shall make no ' distinction in this proposition. The "Block of Three" may be all new or U renewal, or art new ami part renewal. But what we want you to do is to try to get us some NEW" subscrip tions. Please go over to your neighbor who hasn't been taking the paper, and say: "See here, neighbor, T want yon to take The Progressive Farmer nevt year. They are offering it for a short time in Blocks of Three for $2. That is to say, three of us join ing together can get it for 00 2-:: cents apiece, or say 70 cents, includ ing postage. Give me TO cents ami Jet me send it to you in a Mock of Three." MIND you, you must make it plain to him that it's a "Block of Three," and that the offer is mnrto only tor a limited time. We have never before made so lib eral an offer and may never do again. Xow is the time to make a clean, sweep of your neighliorhood. Take the blank herewith, get up your names, and pile in the "BLOCKS of thuei:." The Progressive Farmer, I enclose herewith two dollars in payment of a "Block of Three:' subscriptions to your paper as foltozvs : " NAMt' Henl TOWN Sent in by Name) Town State CO-OPERATION PAYS. YOU SAVE A DOLLAR ON A "BLOCK OF THREE"
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