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,alur Jay. May .12, 19171 (11) & jj "LEST YE FORGET' NOW is the time to get in some THIS BOOK! L 1 ww ft ta tmm and en rtTd tr thai par. It jrill av raising is profitable with pasturage. Tools Vr rtartc r( tnnlc Vi i:i. IT SETS YCU RICtfT riM PBlRn- - w -vu tuai ate 1y tO rUSt Should hr mnrori uritk 1m. I no Alitor f wpf "S1fV "SS1 seed oil before storing away. ii- i Gefmam millet U a fnracr rrkr tViif ---- w awa wW atiOb should have a larger place in South- era tarming than it has occupied heretofore. This is the month in .Usui .rtbum, Sictionfwtor-. which to sow it. - . - v l ; . . . .-1 . - .... : v kr V V first t trns oon M-p - a u aTw sacra AmiiiiL 7 pmH uwv,- aq ipmif wni 1 Un MvltiM aaasat Rsit1 b "3 nar in nd saarr BE ATT WOKK D- 1 3 ., . tire engine facts eroam.aetMwmtoc tots. U tell belt leparai fto to fa Chock full Of MO TL than ny other erwP-j bSfIS5ft into car PrtOT, out of ' ihich you Mt the Borviw. Jit toll. Jrt ..! hacked by 25. I aim. .i . .rator before getting this book. fMMCI tion what you Wnw aalloway,rra.,im. wmiyw-y v-, 677 Calloway Sta.. Waterloo, low MO ft:"9 ' Bo. The Cow Knows but SHE can't talk. Ask the Dealer. COMFORT for COWS and MILKMEN When rows are continuallv tortured with flips thev rannot he exnected to produce the maximum amount of milk. - When your, cows arc not, producing their maximum amount of milkyoit art losing money, - ,; " " S0-B0S-S0 KILFLY Is fcade for Just uch a purpose to keep the cows, free from flies .Vhile grazine in me pasture na wnue oeinc .nuucea in the turn. They will then'jrodnce their midrhuin miin et mSIt KASdka. Mti will millr In fTfT9 MivuiiiVl UUUWM1U UVHUU UMU rruiUIHtilUVVHUViM You will also find SO-BOS-SO WLFLV ejfliuiUX aa effective when used on EortesT beas and boss. It is a sure Dane to lice an Terrain.- . - ; Send for descriptive circular telling about other farm uses ior KILrLX, . . t - - The H. E. AUenMfg. G., Inc. Carthage, N.Y., U.S. A. Cool MilkStpp Germ Growth To cool milk in cann and bottles is not fltlnlirh . Tnn'. ahmiM tlkA out animal and feed odors at .once. Improved Champion Milk Cooler-Aerator Simple in cated parts; no pipes to rust. Easy ' Cold Water r v , - MltlllMQ a U V I av for Hanlf In b. naalr " , iii mm r ww vvjm Xhe cost is so low you cannot f- TrwI " j puy a cneap cooler. ' Write for folder and prices Good juuu lerritorv onori "Kfnts and rtonW. for Hive Liberals i discount to the trade. CHAMPION Mil V rnnt ro' "epi. ,5, Cortland, N. Y.;' r. Km WELL WFI I DRILLING f Li Li Li PAYS - Own a machine of your own. -Cash or easy terms. Many- styles and sizes tor all purposes. XVrlto 4nr m-,. W1U1AMS BROS.. 464 W. State St.; Ithaca. II. T. Get the Admiral Horse Pros A nuatnnir monvmiuieT. Big capacity at lowest cost. No foot feedlog. S160. Write today. Admiral tfav fra Co. Box 45 Kansas city, mo. i.- . -. hoi th1. If what;you want-to buy vou i.0 v. ,De ,n n iroirreasiveFarmeT, our Farm?r5iLbitf-tUnir ft "ttle notice Bra.oche of riiit .tre5'srinii1H tint -be. allowed; to.rub tpgetlier.; Separate iwmc lu sucu a vyy mat xncy wiu be. held apart." , ' ' ! . . Watch for votir he.es to swarm in Mav or Tiin.v If ViOirhave to he awav ,f rom jhome all day'use a queeh: ttap xo avoid tne loss 01 a, swarm. Colurhbiine. larksour. ?' -hollvhockV marsh mallow, oriental poppy, hardy chrysanthemum, foxglove and sea lavenaer are. some nowers tnai should be started now fpr next years blooming. ; ' . ' . "After erood - schools and erood roads, the next thing most essential to . community progress is a good Sunday school," says a friend. The . ' a . d l l spring, is the best time in the worm to start such a school. And while vou swat the flv. don't forget to give the rooster a black eye. The breeding season is past and as the weather warms up tertue eggs will spoil quickly. Write the United States Depart ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. . . . a -a. r C, for Farmers' Bulletins iNos. 418, 339, 372, 382, 431, 455,. 485, 509, 515, 529, 550, .605, .646, 690, 693, and 730, all of which deal with various forage crops. A screened porch makes a mighty good - dining-room during the sum mer To screen a porch with copper wire is auite expensive, but copper wire will never have to be replaced. Ordinary wire: is" .inexpensive, how ever;' attd if kept yarnished will last, alorig-time.. , . . ,i :.'. t - yThe farmer, who plows with dull shares should remember that "such a pjrocedure may, increase the 'draft by one-third,: and if he persists ih; doing this he shouia use tnree norscs wiicrc he woujd ordinarily use two. . Triimder storms will soon be here. and . manv cows will -be killed by iio-litnincrJhecause wire, fences are not grounded. It : is little trouble ' ;"tb . grouna iences so mat Will be elimihated. r In this connect writi "the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture' for. Farmers .Tiii.i.. XT ;7JL."T.io-ritriinc' amd OU11C1111 ilW. .w -O o T . 7. Lightning Conductors.'' . ,' . Mav make additional plant ings of snap beans, Lima beansybeets, carrots, corn, cucumoers, .aic, en dive, melons,. okra, parsley, parsnips, Ao'ie mirrm kiii. rctuisn. fvi . Cabbaee. celery, egg plant, lettuce, pepper and tomato seed may be sowea now iur n crops and transplanted. . . . Liked Mr. French's Article on vV."v Beef Cattle " HAVE been reading every Issue of The- Progressive .Farmer for two years, and I find, it 'the one piece of literature" for. the Southern farmer. The April 21 issue had-an article on "Making koney With Beef Cattle," and the writer, Mr. A.- L. French, has impressed me, so, with, his.com-: mon sense and practical views on cattle feeding and management that I simply must compliment the paper and Mr.. French This one article will prove a boon to every stock- feeder and manager of a farm if he will let it fsoak in' , . : V . . ARRJNGTON JOHNSON. Columbus, Miss. , . . I 1 U f u a a ot A3 55 CT 27 - ' 26 , ' -ot o in - . ,.i Lctot at at , ..al r . ,, a B, . i-w5r. .; g- --the ony separator . that will skim clean at widely-varying, speeds D D the only separator that gives cream of unchanging thickness all speeds n mm the only separator that will skim your milk quicker when you turn faster " u the only separator with just one piece in the bowl no discs, easiest to cleaa P Q the only separator with knee-low supply tank and once-a-month oiling Q n Over a million users! Made by the oldest and greatest separator factory in mm u America. Write for catalog to Dept 21. The Sharpies Separator Co. - West Chester, Pa. Sharpies Milkers used oh over 300,000 cowa doily D Branches: Chicago San Franisco ' Toronto W.BQ D D D dp dp an an a an n a Sast 85c Worth of Fertilizer with $1.00 Worth of Feed Each YOU can feed your, stock on grain or f0 . Lujr . avuy UWOUVVU aaUWU) vui iw- lesi you are feeding Cotton Seed Meal you arc losing money. You arc not supplying protein that your stock needs at the lowest cot per pound. And you are apt retttlnf "one-hall the rebate in rich manuie ralues that Cotton Seed Meal will rive, when you feed this meal that's rich in protein, yon ret 8 S cents worth of free fertilizer in the manure from each dollars worth of feed.. Build The ralue of manure from ami-. malt fed on Cottpa Seed Mod f a 1 makeithe feed cost samost notn- , UP SOUS "Inf. CoMiderthesefacttiMannre from cattle fed on Cotton Seed Meal Is worth C2S.S6 per ton Manure from animals fed on oats is worth $7.88 per ton. Manure from ani mals fed on con is worth only 16.81 per Ion. The elements of plant food that cotton extracts from the soil are mostly contained in the leaves, stalk, an seed. The seed contain mott of all. The Until oojdy made of cellulose (water, and carbon from the air.) Crow cotton keep Utc stock, and feed them the sneaL In this way yon win return to your soil the plant food taken out by the seed and make money on both year cotton and lire stock, as well as build up pernunontiy the fertility ef your soil. . , ' - The protein in Cotton Seed Meal eorts but 5c per lb. DOOK Or Vital FaCTS In oats It costt 16c. In wheat mlddUnrs it costs 12c. ' . i'- i . m-i. In bran it costs & and incorn itcosti 20c per pound. Write today for book on ' W Why pay from 1 2c to 20e per pound for protein when cal fanner, showing bow to sare money on " Sn Meal supplies it foTS centt per pound I ml properly balanced rations. Sent free upon request Publicity Bureau. Inter-State Cotton Seed Crushers AModation () fiAftM.t DaHaa,TexM 1 i Rll n Co.. 'Don't guess: rt .busy and f nUu"H ;- Many are making SIS. 00 and up per day, can ning Fruit and vegetable! for marKei, neigo Knr. and home use with a- .1 . 'FAVORITE' HOME CANNER I Made better, last longer, no waste, glrei best results, uses less fuel, easy to operate. Prices. $2.30 and up. We furnish cans i.k.1. writ for free Booklet. Th Carolina Metal Products Post Office Box 10 Wilmington, N. C :arlas Tea your stock-best and fteapet ians c $n6ficatioti tor Ucg. Bheepand CatUj. Name, adureas ana nomoor CatalnflC and samples free on r., V.m. aTuroh aclU w.M-etciiioat Whan wrltlnar advertisers, mention ' The Our Two Best Subscription Pliers ii tft ir on renewal and one new subscription for one year each if sent in together; or to A A for a club of three yearly subscriptions all sent in together a saving of 33 cents on each subscription Address - The Progressive Farmer - RENEW AXL TOUR SUBSCBIPTIONS TlIROfJOII US Our cluba aare you money. We will tlaAly make a special clab on any papers you may wish ' ' , One letter, ne money .order nd;lt's all attended to. ' " ' Ml 4 v,f 1. 1 ; i) I i , c
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