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Satcrdav. June U J (19) 559 i J. A. MARTIN; bTr RUNNING HER GUINEAS!! f ror'T three weeks ago Mrs. Effle Pearson, A rf Chalybeate Springs, Nv C . sent jis ..classified" advertisement for White Afrl- 'an"ginearegg 7 fid for four weeks, but after the second Upearance she wrote us as Allows: stop my advertisement. ran t Supply the demand. Don't let It appear again, PLEASE." I you folks ought not to run Mrs.' Pearson's guineas that way. They are wild enough, doubtless, anyhow. " , Hope you saved a few eggs yourself, Mrs. Pearson," so you will have- more guinea hens and more eggs next year. It's a hazardous, thing to use this paper unless you are pre pared to mi a lot of orders. , , v y "CONCRETE FOR PERMANENCE' X IS with the greatest pleasure that I call Vour attention to the bis page ad. on the back cover of this issue. - -V. 5:V'' '; v -j; For five long years I have been working to get the Southern cement manufacturers ; to start an advertising campaign' about" the value of cement on the farm. Now that they have started, our readers should read this advertising carefully for the campaign iwitl be educational and helpful." Barns, corncribs, dipping vats, walks, feeding-floors, silos, etc., are being successfully constructed of cement all over the country. In writing the Cement Educational Bu-v reau be sure to mention our paper and tell them what you are interested in building. ENSILAGE MACHINERY IN BUILDING a silo, our readers -will nat- uralybe interested in ensilage machinery, Following is a list of manufacturers - who have advertised such machinery in our paper and upon whom you can depend: j Swayne Robinson & Co., 133 Main St., Richmond, Ind. " - . Silver Mfg. Co., Salem, O. McBee Engine Co., Lexington, Miss. . The Jos. Dick Mfg. Co., Box 42, Canton. O. Papec Machine Co., Box 21, Shortsville," N.Y. ..... ,, Wilder Strong Implement Co.,: Box 81," Monroe, Mich. Appleton Mfg. Co., 437 Fargo St. Bata via. 111. . , t . The E. W. Ross Co., Box 157 Springfield, O. Most of these people sell goods through merchants but you should get their catalogs, literature, etc. Tell them we told you to. : READY-MADE SILOS HOSE of our readers who have not the facilities with which to build a stave or concrete silo and who would prefer buying ready-made silos, can depend on our adver tisers named below: . Harry Bros. Co., 3505 Carro'llton Ave., ev Orleans, La. CrOSSett l.nml,. r ' x i ' fiirt. V 8 U.tg' Co" 445 New England- v va"sas Jixy mo. , worth Birmingham Fire Brick & Proofing U, Birmmgham, Ala. , 'd0DhOXill?-Lumber & MfS- Co., 121 Ran- r r. Z knoxvie. Tenn. Ohio. S C" 38 Canal-St., Middletown, A ST C- Cairo, Ills., or Fort erk?MQ?' MfS- C0" BoX 38 M' Fred" PrdUCU Co., Dept. C. ttnalifi,0n Louisville, ky., ., on, Ind. C-' 623 Union BlQS- Ander bur?Xan Bh & Tin Plate Co.. Pitts- Be Sure to menUon Progregglve parm- farme, VlkS intere8ted only in good best a they kn0Vv our readers the tion 1 Thus' yu win set prompt atten "un and service. ToTME SENSE T6 THli5 V withn! !.n'ied man who nnot -get along CeTa!VrinkS' the fOll0WinS belng bndage meanS f freedom from the Start sa,oons. .. 0tljaeul!!l0On in your own house. Be the Pay. er' YU WlU have 'license to bu-vagaiiow WifG and Sve her $Z to are 69 drini, 0! whiskey. and remember there BUV-- m one saHon. . v - one butyour 60nc- he win L ? first allon and $2 to VYe $8 to put ln th bank 'ould yo i - 8 again. :. buy Wze ?n mrS, and contimrrto Snakes in v er' and then die with tou ts' she will have money en-0uh to'h,, ' She wl have ' r au. . u ur.v von A "'dren, buv -Z ""y. educate your centa ZT lot' marry a de- quit linking about you iHEpE is an m7 riJK BUILDING , ,n Po.ses.ion nyttnS that Va,ue 18 lost ?ePle Cnm Zlnff thls the lumber :th in Ci I"" viberai sum' to th varir,,,. Ut,sin? the good" you ;;lnds Clumber. art tested in Wu. . , - "ensure The other (lay we cited our experts fo And we asked, What could Goodyear save by famlding tires like these? $1,635,000 a Year The answer was, "Based on current produc tion, our saving would be $1,635,000 per year." That means $5,450 per day. But that saying would probably cost our users a million dollars monthly. And the cost to Goodyear soon would be the rulership of Tiredom. One Must Choose Here's the choice that confronts us day after day: Shall we skimp Goodyear tires in ways that can't ,be seen, and increase our profit $1,635,000 a year? Or shall we pay that price to give our users a better tire than others? Our answer is this: Goodyear Fortified tires, for many years, have embodied five costly, exclusive features. These are five great protections found in no other tire. We spend on experts $100,000 yearly to find new betterments to add. In the past year alone we have added im provements which cost us exceeding $500,000 a year. Those are the facts; believe them. We never exaggerate, never misrepresent Price Reductions Now note another side. Despite this ceaseless improvement, Good year prices are constantly coming down. JDur last big reduction on February 1st -made three in two years, totaling 45 per cent. Yet not a feature is missing, not an itenivjs skimped. And this year we are spending a half-million dollars on newly-adopted better ments. That's one result of our mammoth output, , our hew equipment and our modern methods. When we spend such sums to build tires better than rivals, don't you think it worth while to get Goody ears? Most mendo. Goodyear tires are selling now much faster than we can build them. Any dealer will supply you. THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY, Akron, Ohio Makers of Goodyear "Tire Saver" Accessories a' so Goodyear "Wing" Carriage Tires and other Types Fortified Tires PFlW 'C' 111 iRim-Cuts-by our No-Rlm-Cut feature. ; vJmWWV HiliilSPTOiil,( , $: Blowouts-by our "On-Air" cure. . - RSWK -yi III Loose Tread by many rubber rivets. - tMmflmirlr w? W Insecurity by 126 braided piano wires. 5? '-llMf Punctures and Skidding by our double- to read the advertising of the Southern Cypress Manufacturers' Association and the Southern Pine Association now running in our paper. , I have found these advertise ments extremely interesting and Instructive. Both associations will be glad to send lit ' erature to those of our readers who write for it. The plans for-building silos, barns, furniture, bungalows,.; etc.; have 'been pre pared at enormous expense and will add much to your library in time of need. MECHANICAL INTELLIGENCE t TTHE farmer boy may get along withoujt a technical education, but he must have .what is called mechanical intelligence.,, He may not be able to explain the reason why moving the device on the front of the plow up or down changes the depth of the furrow, but he must comprehend the result. Machinery catalogs will help the boy de velop a "mechanical Intelligence," as well as teach him the kind of machinery that should have a place on the farm. Syrup Honey Fruit Vegetable Largest Manulacturcrs American Can Company New Orleans, La. Atlanta, Ga. Baltimore, Md. ADVERTISE YOUR OAT STRAW 11TB HAVE had several letters recently asking where clean, new-crop oat straw can be secured. Most of the Inquir ies are for straw already baled. This straw sells readily for $8 to $10 per ;ton. . ":" " If you have any use our advertising col umns and- get rid of lt.--L '. ,.l-- I Ml - - - - The RANEY 1A J AM .l.t. mnA n'vmnn - Tl t ,-rrro r mnnav thnn thnt (It m PT1 . turns snrplas fruit and vegetables Into cash. Produces finer food i than n"e.rlu Works glass or tin for home or market. INSTRUCTION BOOK FREE WITH EACH OUTFIT. Canners $5 and up. RANEY is patented-ha greater fire nri"e-keeps water always boiling. Used by Government Demonstrators. Get started In tma money-making business. Write for catalogue now. fc.M.MM. T. ' CrfATTAIOOQA KUUMNU A ru4UHT " - - When writing to advertisers say: "lam writing you as an advertiser in The Progressive Farmer, which guarantees the reliability of all advertising it carries.'' , l! '
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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June 12, 1915, edition 1
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