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A CHEAP, GARAGE . Three il 11 ' if ' II v: 'sifa ail "3 r ) , 1 -I ''ii'l Mil I1 1 Tools for Southern V ,Oi - .-Sr-t-U LVI J7 Send for nsrf Ais --jcs g i a 11 aiDi 1 V' book- Earmersm; r t t this Cn.;11ir AacemA trvmpct -iir-rrnr15tJnrisrVerv stronfT. easily adjusted and handled and perfectly adapted to black ana gumDa sous as weu. as. orumaty bciu. tuuiuuuus. . - . Roderick Lean WalkwE Cultivator No. 189-GX The strongest and. easiest handled cultivator built. Works the soil evenly and' at ;. depth, fixed. " Shovels enter hard ground . without, pressure. No eJBrort:to.Hft:thein. Sjde thrust springs assist in word ing crooked rows- Shovels tilt: easily- for hilling, and bedding. rtimed-4h Wheelsan4-arch-adjust to-suit-crop. ' ; . . DT81. Blew iruiw- plka hitrow, built and. nom make tbe- most rtari Una of barrows In ths World. II 1IL 1 V B Roderick Lean Heavy Boliless Spike Harrow A special Southern harrow. Has bootless tooth fasten- itxr Aatrla n enerlit fMtllfP 3.11 Q CfTeat lffl- . AUK UWI iU. U. iJLv,v.'u.. v w , - ' - 1 w T - . it. H -, provement. Long teem quiB-iy ':. i - J .l!(fiiv qrronorPa . men t No malleable iron ; no rivets or bolts; tov get loose. Fine behind ,. Hf p JF J T a.nuuw. Roderick Lean Reversible, Extension Disc Harrow Ideal for ridging and bedding cotton. A favorite for ' cultivating all rowed crops. HAfS " W clearance Discs reverse or uit as uesircu. nujusLcu ty t jjKan inch and may be set on frame exactry aa needed.4 " ' Jf - '-X. .. yv.. t tftAT hnnlr will tnll TOUi about th688 UUk iuuu. d; ww- wwmi and1 many other-apedal-inirpoae" uiar-wri..ot iw .RODERICK LEAN HFC CO., 304 Part Ave.,, Mansfield, Olio. Write Tib direct or ta tbesa Jobbem The Brlnly-Hardy.t Co., LouisrUla. Ef .: QrslU Bran V C&. Memphis. Tentu; Hutchl60fc. Sellorft Jt Hlpp Charlotte, N. C. GoodFor Tventy Years Many a Cutaway (ClaskK sungie Action liiak Has row has established that record 1 Wfrmv. vnth rncifl&rjth tt-rt Vtatra noA ; longer! Biit even this record dcia not tp11thp whale, storv :of CinWA--fO. that cnves.Ioiur Mffi does: thn. horf 4aK .. mrr- - w ww. vi UOUVOIUS Vi VIUU' ' vatintr. In thfi GUtlerv Rteri Aiit -f- ww ou-soakedjhardwooa beanngsandinany other features the quality of iOw Harrows - and Plows stands out prominently.. . There's: a. Ottawa CCubJ for your every Hght draft. Kyaur dealer xx r nasnottheoenuin.Cirr " away, write us direct. sena tor out new free boolc'Tntt Soil And, Its. . V' - tuiage.": Get your wvryjr uuw The Cutaway Hanw Ccsspanx iultt MAIN. STRZET7 ? 7 mmtNL' ' ' 1 ' ' ' i . , . . UIH122EI-CACIEIA A Standard Inoculation f o All; QbTer,j Alfalfa, Cowpeas. JEtc; ::-FiVft S.uccetfut Soaiont, Highly- artftrwdt. by tuertvla' eory Southern- state and fallx; gnaranteed OtDixtal testa, ahow 7900,000,000 pure,, acttwn bactBtla. rtr aaxt one-acre bottlai Atxe, hQfl; S acres,. $4.00j,poiJaid - Ordef novn - Keep-thla ad. LQCKU ART LAEOBATQBlESk : P. (X Box 52D, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Bolt Weevil GET A OF OUR BOOK. ' THE ' - Boll Weevil Problem nr wnx itELvrtnz beax . - - Trim 2esl fDiii. Cloth, 75 cents; Paperfc 50 cenla With Th Prosrenfve 1 1 Cfbth. ft.lt Farmer, on yeaivl Paper, l.U ORDER YOURS TODAY f OnrTivoDcflt ; Subscription Oilers ' $1.5 (T tor 'ee - rentwal ' and on nrvr. aubcrlfttlon tor on rear-mc& l seat la together'; or -. . . f . fS.OO for a- club of-tbrrea yearly sub scription all:, rait la together a eavioff ot sa cents on each subscription. Address, . " Tim rjlOGBESaiVKL FARMER, : " s x lai t. to ARUNDEL SILft 3 Our 191.7 Arundel Silo; built of ; 2-inch ' pine, ctcq dipped,; is ever lasting; 8 xl& ft. $73. Allother sizes as low priced far: proportion. But now, Delivery : will be made whenever Ji speetai circular Mo. 42. ThaK&nir.srfr CoiK ; . CsU!aore ILL 4 THE garage, shown is easy to build, does not cost much, and will I give entire satisfaction The framing U. alL of 2x4-inch material -l except-the-sfHv and corner posts, the former being 4x8 inches im size, and the latter 4x4 inches. r - . J.. . The walls are of -boards and may" be most easily constructed by "pjanking-up-and-dowiu" When this is done it U always advisable to "break the cracks with narrows strips- Tb doors are of the "double" variety and are made of tongue-and-groovedL ceiling in order to avoid having them ,toov heavy. If ceiling- cannot be obtained, however, daors may be made of the same? material aa. the side walls. Thj&. fJifttn-KftMlJ K jnAM i altruxt brUk, cement, or rubble (rock put together with cement mortar). If it is desired, a floor of cement may be made This, however, is "not necessary and if the insido of the garage is filled in with dirt or gravel until it is several inches higher than the earth outside the house, the- floor will keep quite dry .--,;'---,'-' The roof is covered with prepared roofing paper which will bo found: quite satisfactory if seasoned sheathing is used. If green boards are . used, they will wrinkle the" paper asv they hecome dry and will cause the roof to leak by tearing the paper, v The: size of the garage will depend on . ther make of car you have. -. If you-have, a small car, a garage 18 feet long, 10 feet, wide, and 8 feet high will be large enough. Measure your car: and make, an estimate of the size you need. before building. I A, small, window should be placed in the rear end: ofthe building to afford some light: Shelves may alsocba-arranged on ach side of this window-for holdingjsupplies, greases, oils, wrenches, etc. P. T. H. HOW A GOOD BARN MADE . and irak Granaries and feed rooms : MONEY AND SAVED STEPS -;KiaX a-. . , . awaits . ivt3i"1' v " A" (Second Prize Letteri of.which. have chutes running to feefl-. ' ; ; roerrint. Water i QUKbarn is 45x90 feet and 20 feet pipedto both : barnyard and interior ill u rr tit mi. it- iiti -i u i in t rra n r- r a . . ei" ,.. wiA.jifc u c ouuiuviu ot barn fill it; Since" building the barn have built- a hay barn 25x60 by J 4Vm iaMio VHlTT?i ldelnaltiuhOMr. iT fori out ot your oommiaatana i on aaiaa. my ataaUaure maklni moncx. BhlnmeotaaM aS.7 Hi P. rl ttxtX Urea R? 5P9 m. IM IfWVU TxWriT " tut CSsaLBowtt voznsii ft-plan otocs laisski q, a moderately steep , hill with an , QraffpW a ten is wasted in feed- viuuaunuiwn i. ' ui 1 1 1 mur. tii rMi i zu .r.- a, aai in t r 1 1 uai ' a t a.amma a iu a i, : uahai.m Mu : J A.f. a. - . w w .. Ann ' vuv uui.uviu o4vi Liav.L it , was - truilt- ntteen years fV. A g . a n 1 aaI a IaiiaI iL. ' ' ' . . . , - trAr ' KJica ua annual, tx icvri in ivr 1111111 i mp i : j r -it t mps uvv- "i , ., na nam inr lrsrii uiduv va-- - . .... uaa-n noor. ine Dasement is laid ott . Uv- ti and millions , in the, lolloping manner: : , .u.JT.o ka. . . iibLuiujs . aiuudi ; ' u t . ine: horse stables are on the south-. Our evnrience' is" that you never fl! C110 ' HMninv (a1UL Aliw A.l a. i. U a TO rTl . - UA 11 1 1J LJ.l A 1 1 1 fc. lltl M I PI IA III! I ri M 1 . A - 1. a. A. liAa I T. IU ' Jh. " " V 1 I .4 W f IIIIL llllll.ll iSllClLWl - f avK kll UllU ait lu.HL U1L Ul LLh - A ltw.ja.Aaw 1-.IA 1 4h fMa - lll III 111U1 I . WI llCll WC UU11L h V - - a. . A-.A-A. cjii rr . " 'i" r - i Aror ' t two acts oi siaDies 01 iour staus ana : the neighbors said we wouia uilc iu a. xia.il . ca.cn. i xvn mnr nov- i i. v... o i uraiii " A.L- -.a. . . . " ..-.-- .w.w . siaus ai me cxireme ena completes a. solid row of horte stables through A.t. i - . - nave : uuiii. a iij " n T Ml M TfTTl 1 011 A -V ft-t.P.M A MA .----. A. AT J a. - - - - ' . A 1-fa II JV .vwM, uv ui ucmcui, a icca ff 'and some vears - c - -v. iut'mu mm-" abic to gtt alL tiiei. grain, ul uuv" way through basement from end to anfl .'hflvbarn: ' to end. A cattle stable of any de-:: ): "V .."V;G-C.,'CONGER, J- sirea numDer or divisions, made-so' - TiT iA Vv - by: removable gates, occupies, rear of - . : Dasement,. running from end to end," rx T?nnory Meeting with roiling outer doors ; sufficient ' Coming FannersMeei i sS.Tin der.heVv.- confines forcatlon and !' spreaaep (jan be .v driven- entirelv - rmrr-Oftv. March 18-24. through cattle Stables to load on ma- ' Livestock . Exposition -and.- cnfer nure, Jhua saving all unnecessary Wilmington N. March ?8-z handling. . . ,,' - V - " V ihnonol)IATE ; UP stairs we have-three widedrtve' : Srr fitory about floors and two. enormous mows; alt v,Jwhat head shall I put on ",Baked tw of wMcli" ur fill tu-w rA.j . - th- electrocution at Sing; Bins' Ot which we fill with hay. and grain. - new man at the copy desk. , curret Hay and' grain; forks, ot varibiU "de- v m,m : tmiUwbA ''edited tw signs- ao air the: .nnrnari no-nf w r, rr:' .. . '( ' t ' - l t i "-- V . tAlltTKPII 1 Ullll V V. U A W a ' iff, .1'
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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