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These pad8 keep them free from aorea And blemishes so yoa can get more money lot tnem u you sen mem - f Filled with our own Spedsl Ccmjposite Stuffing. -, Light. soft 'npbu 'and w fior &dW: teh; o Xcheapy hair with hida ttacbed to attract rata TAPATCO Pads are cool and proberly ventilated. mMu . They quickly absorb all sweat-The cost is only SSffilJ a few cents. One day'a Idleness of your adi. 'A 1 J M UaM than thA lAQT 3(1 BENE W ALL YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS THROUGH US ' , Our clubs save you money. We will gladly make a special club on any papers you may "Wish. . . . .. ... .- One letter, one money order and it's all attended to. May we serve you? : ' THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER; 'a'lIRk f rrwrpi rrepim 1 1 IT M eeiU per Rsl n V JlPflLL DOUBLE GALVANIZED New Catalog with Barg and sampw to ten. 'Bmn Feu t Wirt Ci. L A club of three yearly subscriptions, If sent tcgether, for J2. ,.' (3 o- ' The United States Forest Service says of a certain wood : "It is Hardy Dense, Very Strong; Flexiblef Sirai ' Grain a Clnnd. RnuvA Timber af a Nature Fret frnm Weiheniti tr Tlefertt " ' - . . Bulletitt No,99, 1911. :?: : What's the answer? What is this wood possessing so many desirable :qualities v , proved by Government test? ' It's Southern Yellow Pine Nothinl Else ; ; : 'The Wood of a Thousand Uses" the wood the- Forest Service'expert8 lound to be the toughest, strongest, hardest sott wood, and, in these qualiuesjrtot v to many hard woods. . : v ' ; '-"--"--"7 , Look at this table. The figures are the resultof test br and show just how much Southern Yellow Pine ' surpasses hard woods of ord verbial strength in its resistance to a crushing ; weitthat'meaas weigh :i quality. The figures indicate pounds per iquare inch. - ' - - v ' ' juong t,eai iciiow rine, . , . .,ow : White Oak ; .....3,500 Hard Maple..-....? ; 3,850 Hickory, Big Shellbark ...3,890' Rock Elm.. . ;.; , . .3,740 .Blue Ash .V; ; .V.i;V.;..;....4,180:; Black Cherry .;; . ; ; . ; ; . . ; V ;mberry;v. ;.. 2,520' . "ABOUT THE ONLY GOOD oBftufl NOT MENTION IN CONNECTION WITH SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE IS - ;'A:.r'y Low Cost to the User and your lumber dealer will mention that if )laslt m:' ;:-v .The ,GovernmentYurposein testing - .assist you in a choice, of a wood suited to your needsln tifildms about tli farm ":. ; -,auu fu Hiv.uvmvi . wu .u uvwtu vi ui6,vvuuuiwv b kC3i, iycy:.arc accurate Jfand thorough, and made without-prejudice. ,You cannot; go ;wrongjn acting on anamorougn, ana maae witnoux rejuaice. - xou cannot go wrong Jn acting on the information provided, and buying the strongest, most durable, easiest vmrVA : and most economical wood for all-around farm and home use' PS otithern Yellow Pine Whether you are building a house, barn. silo, feed shed. . hog house or water tank, or only replacing a i tool handle,' you'll pff find Yellow 'Pine perfectly and faithfully serves your purrosc ' Association , -And your ceaier -always nas u m siock. - x ."w T v Before, yor begin that new building on the farm, send to . ' ' New cleaM iT feeVlracand other farm structures.' These plans are Yf sllLlr plete specifications; "We have ; nothing : to sell you we simply-want you -to learn luijytne possibilities- V P'aniofirarni'BulldlnBi Table of Lumber Testa House Plans s- " in usefulness and inoncyrsaving of Southern Name i. . illy IMS .... :if 'ir';. iiqinteaiOilcr'' IT" who;ought to be taking The Progressive rarmer, Durare npi, - YOU Pilelliitw's yi - we are makijJglp 1 f romiiiowiinDece r -for your time an trouble;in MtespetitiW your (mnJ we four and a full year for a club of eteht. Or you can get s we "ajj the (fiflThis is dur slogan; and tHearticles in this series will alone ?: be worth the cost of the paper ten times over. Further- more, The Progressive Farmer is one farm riaper that does'nt : hesitate to discuss boldly all the great issues of better mar keting, rural credits, farmers' organwations, the Negro and : .Southern farm life, and other biff auestiohs usually ignored rso-calM;ricultura -; "M. 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