THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
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IF all the heat in an orcn vns thrown on one tpot Eke a burning gLus part of your
bread or cake would bum op and the rest remain uncooked. No range is to poody
constructed as to do this but there is a vast difference in the way ranges radiate heat.
Some don't throw heat evenly onto the oven, and good baking is impossible. The anh
of poor cooking lies oftcner in the range than in the cook. The secret of successful bak
ing is to have a range that distributes heat evenly.
Get a "Richmond" Range made in all sizes
and styles to burn wood, hard or soft coal the
range that is so constructed that it throws heat
evenly onto the oven.
The Range That Pays for Itself
A "Richmond" Range will quickly pay for it
self. Figure for a minute the enormous amount of
fuel wasted in clinging to a range that buckles and
wastes heat. Figure, too, the amount of food a
poor range ruins. It's a matter of economy to put
in a "Richmond' Range because it saves you
money by stopping the waste of food and fueL
They're so constructed that cracking, buckling
and warping is almost impossible.
Quick Heating
The sheet flue construction used insures a strong
drawing range. No long delays waiting for stove
to heat up. The fire boxes are so constructed that
ashes cannot accumulate. Ash chutes force ashes
into the pan. This means more heat at less cost.
You can keep an abundance of water hot on a
modest amount of fueL
Sold on a Guarantee
We hare pnbEshed some infemly irnr rming booklets octbe bo
lnr and bakinr question. Tbese books sKov "Bjchfaoad Stores
for every purpose explain the rial pouts in (tore and ranee cob
st ruction and fTpfaim ocr moary-bark ennntec on which every
"Richmond" Rasre or Store U cold. Scad for yonr copy now. Sate
whether you are interested in a ranee, store or heater.
Richmond Stove Company
2506 L Main SU Richmond, Virginia.
Tkis fiatsie Will Sare You ilciey
It will cut down housekeepers labor
-reduce the cost of fuel insure
better baking.
The tops are cut in four pieces to
prevent cracking and warping. The
Ere boxes are large and so construct
ed that ashes cannot accumulate.
Duplex grates, or Flat Dumping or
Shaking Grates. Heavy fire backs
in three sections. Deep, large ash
pits with ash chutes, which force
ashes to the pan. Sheet flue con
struction insures strong drawing.
Direct draft dampers operated from
top, easily removed. Water front
of good capacity and fire surface.
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Made Either Portable or Stationary Jfl
Are, You Prepared, Mr. Farmer
TO GIN YOUR COTTON
TO PICK YOUR PEANUTS
TO HUSK YOUR CORN
TO SAW YOUR WOOD
9
IS LABOR CHEAP AND PLENTIFUL, OR WERE YOU
INCONVENIENCED LAST YEAR, IF SO
Can be found in the Foos Gasoline
and Kerosene Engines.
The boat on tho markot and the cheapest becauae the value of an an.
gina should be measured by the number of yeara it will run at ita high
Reliable iHelp
est efficiency.
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International Harvester Engines
Give You Cheapest Power
fvorv nari BBlnatetd
We hnlld Loir lieam
MMIa Jvtr.ririt.ur1 Mill.
PI An ars and -Matcher
(Swing Saws, Edgers, etc.
Writ today lor Cstsioi.
tefantBiitHAj;) Mat
us ita ntiRD is MUCH BBOUT-bulIt especially to saw lumber htttt nd aukVtr
.'.1,anv,.?,her ,nd 10 '' Umt. It Is the llohtcst runnlno. fastest cuttlno
nine rniii you ever saw-easy to handle, durable and satisfactory. Has the famous
h Tlx "'BU, "'iieea worm, the best ever Invented, wire cable drive, steel
tli ..'mI'J,?0'' 1u,oma,'5 0,'?et o the loo when olooed back, spring
. , ,, IIMVU vaniouc manuiaciuxea oy
SALEM IRON WORKS,
Winston-Salem, N. C, and Columbia, S.C.
Address Nearest Point.
WISE farmers buy International
Harvester engines Mogul or
Titan engines of standard construction
with such features as accurately fitted piston
and rings, extra large valves, prompt repair
service, use of cheapest local fuel features
that make them last by far the longest and
save the most money in the end.
Be sure when you buy your engine that it
is an I H C engine, and you will be sure of
best material and best construction. They
are made portable, stationary, or skidded;
vertical or horizontal; air or water-cooled. Sizes
range from 1 to 50-H. P. They operate on both
low and high grade fuels.
Not every local dealer can show you International
Harvester engines. Write us for interesting cata
logues and full information, and we will tell you the
namo of the local dealer who handles our engines.
The IHC Line
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t MACHINES
Binders, Reapers"
Headers, Mowers .
Rakes, Stackers
Hay Loaders
Hay Presses
CORN MACHINES
Plasters, Pickers
Binders, Cultivators
Eaiilafs Cotters
Shelters, Shredders
TILLAGE
Pec, SprinfTootn,
and Disk Harrows
Cdtirators
GENERAL LINE
Oil and Gas Engines
Oil Tractors
Manure Spreaders
Cream Separators
Farm Wagons
Motor Tracks
Threshers
Grain Drills
Food Grinder
Knife Grinders
Binder Twist
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(Incorporated)
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