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THE PROGRESSIVE 918 (2) I till JiPl 111 iJ FAR to., rMHaHIBS:aBBS)BHBMHaMaHBnaalM- . fi ? js3- 11 ii M ?2 j XT I r 1 1 1; 11 ; 1 fBk I llmxxmsMij . m f u ii it m u iw i it nr ittiifiv it r w ----- V?v A I OB OS osier mm riMs . it S AO. IBM W ywtr HOOSIER, Empire, and Kentucky drills will ? produce grain crops of better quality than any other known method of planting. "Why? "Because, seed planted with , a' I Hoosier, Empire, or Kentucky drill has these advantages: 1. No expensive waste of seed. 2. Every kernel planted at the right t depth, fully - covered. 3. Every seed has the best possible chance for a strong start 4. iThere is not so much danger from drought. 5. Each seed has sufficient ground to support it i 6. The crop all ripens at the same time. - 7. Growing-conditions being most favorable, the grain will .fill out fully.' 8. ' The crop will be as heavy as weather conditions will permit You will agree that. these are advantages worth having. No ; matter what grain crop you intend to plant, you rwill do the best thing for yourself by owning avHoosier, Empire or Kentucky drill,: See the dealer who sells one of these lines. Write us and we will send you a catalogue, and also for a copy, of our interest- . ing booklet, "For Better. Crops." Interaaticmal Harvester r ,5i ii .(Incorporated) CHICAGO ..Champion .Deering IVJtlcCoraick If i He's. Had Farm Experience iOn thousands of farms, Big Ben ha been the clock of all work ringing up the. people ' who must get out early, sand; rtelling: ither: right i time of jday to those who -stay Ground tthe? house. it-Big Ben works 24-hours at a stretchy puts in overtime without extra pay, and never botches up a job. .He's husky, "deep-voiced andstrong.. His call is clear his bold numerals show plain ?ly to the oUm light. :J If your dealer hasn't him, a money f v! order addressed to his makers, West- clox La. Salle, Illinois, will bring him " postpaid. - $250 in the States -in Canada; $3.00. . m.- r-uwm i a i i 1 'i r t ii ii i nin f r l ran - trr i i u u :u li Lao . i nr his mm w mm ?mzmw 1 1 It You BeThe Judge! Wo T-loney in Advance Write ForTMsBoohTodayl Before you decide on any enginej make thi3 test on your own farm at our expense. .Try any size Maynard for 60 days, with out a penny in advance. There is nothing on your farm that will be of so much help to you, nothing that saves so much work,-time and money as a good power outfit. It's going to make a big difference to you whether you get the right engine or the wrong one. There's a big-difference in cost and a ttill bigger difference in service. : There ia no longer any reason why you should take a chance of getting anythingxcept the right power outfit. After this 60 days' free trial, if you think there's a better, engine made at any price, or its equal at anywhere near its price, return the Maynard at our ex fpenee'iYoudon'tsendusacent. This 60 days' trial isree. . Divide Sthe Cost iby Eight! Our book auotes low prices that save you $25 to $300 cash; and shows you ;rthe safe, sensible -way to: lirrure-engine costs. Divxde Maynard prices by then divider price of cheap engines by three; ana yoa wut arrive at tne oss per year -Read why no engine ationr price will . 4ast as long as the Maynard why nor -engine at any price, will last loeer. i There are 16 big Maynard features of design and construction, all of which cannot be found on any other -V engine. - With your book we will send you our Comparative Chart" that makes it easy to -; compare different makes of en- . gines. Don t decide on any engine ; till you read our book'. Mail postal now - Just., say "Send Engine Boole Free", and it 'Will come by return -mail, postpaid. rs i ; Jin v . 8308 Stores Bldg.y New York Oilr Rating H.P.; Our Price, 575 ACtnai laciory lesia prove vuia bukiuo ucyciuuj uv j, to 134 H.P , at normal speed. All Maynards are' If rated at normal BDeed instead of speeding them UD 1-3 v2 A Bpteded up enffin is. like a speeded up horse all right for a' while hut can't stand the strain, if we speeded op our 5 a. tf. as some others speed up theirs, we could give it a much higher rating than we do.. Our price-, $29.75, for this la H.P. engine (our rating) is an example of the low prices we quote on larger sizes. - Actual Factory Test card, sent with your Maynard,. shows actual horse power developed. Write today' for this greatest money-saving engine book published. . Mm SAVE money by doing your own grinding, and maka money by grinding for your 1 The Monarch French Burri' Mill is easily operaiea qy any oneman or boy. It trrinda all feed for stock, table corn meal: rye, graham, or buckwheat flour. 1 1 Never treta out Oi oraer: lasts a. ; i . . i ii xuA i meiime ; sianua u Kiiuuing . yon. can oile on it. 1 Don't pay : ' money for grinding yon can quickly da vourself with . this mill. Get. I special information , tell us kind and -, j now mucQ power yuu nave. SPROUT, W ALDR0N & CO? Box 411 MTJNCY, PA. 121 :5s CENTS A-ROD for a 26-inch high fence; 18e.ar6dfor7-in. stock fence; 30e. a rod for60-ln. , neavy poultry fence. ' All Open . Hearth Galvanized wire. Sold direct to the farmer on 30 days rncB ikial. Doriwi vvirefBU rod spool. $1.69. Catalog free. ! INTERLOCKING FENCE CO BOX C-D MOKTONf ILLS. Wi2ir IJrlZHe pay highest prices WE CHARGE NOrnuuiC.inu o j today for FREE price list and p'articn- HILL BROS. fUR CO. 382 M, MAIN ST.StTloUIs'. MO. Save your papers and get a binder. Send in your renewal. Get tip a club and get a reward. HAT is the PARRY Idea. 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