FARMER
Patutkd in Canada Apr. 6, 1915
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XLlV.Oxford Doums: f Description and
ExlorPJsf ;fOipCfejmutm Wt, befiTg the largest
I tardtweh recent breed i jTA heameti Af a r ,
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v isrrosnna which' beaan thebuild- ydssesitna nAmts ..Se,'
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ing d ihe breed "was probably started - 'Siz 'JLf .' t
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Patented
Hook
Attachment
Look for the wire staple
J- with felt washer. It firm
ly grips hook to pad eren
though cover is weakened
by sweat And long usage.
This lengthen life of pad.
lt is the greacs improve
ment since wemrented the
hook. If thta faatener la - not
found on any pad you buy. It
; lacks amoat Important feature.
- Ud on alt our hook padn
. - andonty on pad mad by ere.
m ui J tv. m inn mmiDn weuare in
I ."lyoUr, horses and "mules if for no
"7-f other reason than fnat theymay
work harderpnu .mora' willingly and steadily.
Have a -Tapatco Stuffed CoHat Pad forvery
work horse and mute yoo owo. : Its txae will serre
i- to safeguard their tfooulders against galls, chafes,
of bruises, ' ' :,VX t'VT
Stntfed Cclkjr PibWblley dre ll&lSir
Our Stuffed Collar Pads", filled with a epadally
prepared Composite tufiTng are, itefr, absor
bent, cushion-like-foatures not found in nnstoSed
pads. And Tapatco Stuffed Pads guarantee the
greatest degree of protection and make poasible
the use of badly .wcro horsa collarr that would
,- otnerwise oe thrown away, v
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' Tanateo ' StnfTed'CoIlar'.Pada arnlKv avarv ;
desirable feature In .pad eoaatfactlott; - Their eeprtant -uae
la teal ecoQomy. They coat ao little and do eo cnueb
that no one should work a horae o taule without tbaiq,
For aU by Deateh Wcd fimkm a complotm fuie
of Riding Saddlm Pad undPaddadDmek Band,
TheAiiieril&Tex
'- . GrmfieldV Ohio t
ThbhfNhm Yeanx ' .. CaaaAoit finneft
reached. Ra
erally conceded fat;tA 6rdf yMavlerhts.are ,
blip as earlv ni lS57and7rn a bureJ '"'",'' i H "J" "v-;: - .
vankediithtEnalUhjhowiin 1862. .I9i2f
. - : ' - . ?-wwu, pomi. pastures and lib-
In the making. 6 the breedl CoU-, -fral ffedtng probably the
tt'ww urna t yjr hjh..; y - vrV f: never Dec ton p
Hampshire ewes,.vut i, sue reverse- numerous vrespettaiiy popular in th
crossing of tht sexes, ivas o&a$uiuz Souths 5C',- -
NOW READY TO SHIP
0 EET PPLIP
Palatable succulent vegetable feed for
dairy cows, beef cattle, sheep and hogs
We con tlc car of order from any
part of the country .
The Larrowe Milling Company
Detroit, Mich. - Lbs Angeles, Calif. .
Hatches I I Burn
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99.S0 J I
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20
20 Old Stvlc 0
il Lcnp:
.088 this wonderful most modem of an lampsin yorir
U'a elMnr an
sm or keroaene.
Tfto Ounhlno of the fflght':
Its 0am stefi 5FD J? keep clean. Less trouble, less care
III VB than may ether. Movreasy wicks to trim. Mo dirty ehiauKre
CIS . SlffSvt w, smoke, too aoot, no smell, no drippinf oil. Tbe
TAKE TINS
JkAwaavfttaskaaa a
22 &ek-Ute
Icryoa
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or
' .'ay bmhij auu wwavrai rainuiiB- m
ra9-ent spill foel or explode even It UoMd Over J Hand.
eomeiy desigM BJMObed. Cost tons, only a little over aTerat a&!Kht.
Onee you us. the Qokk-Uts you'll wonderhow you got alwithont itj
COLEMAN LAMP COMPANY A TLANTA, GA.
;Wle Dallas
l7ortb$3f.3
now Ony riu
$18
.08
ITI,Thkeomplete
flrsMaas 04lu -ftSatiS
j1' Kwt?w aiHwsi u n5 full
4LlMka and an full ataa W
The feathers are all W. Mval!m
- iten, eovered with the kls aate
Sl2r-fiSL.aBd ship youTSSi
"I.0008 S nikil Tour nam. and
h32 -?2lw- WS Promptly mail yoo our
"ffroe. etc. Bicaest tarrtSsMm
saw- Our prices save more than halt,
50UTISKI FEAnim t PIOC J C(X.
Oaearwaaat 20. - ClUllUoiai M. el
TRIAL
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mm
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npir.shil M
ft n fuM -
SIR) In Sam MmH i 4-1.
-smhw ana iracnr frasuwas,
BeYomr Own Dots, M
man eeat learn to be an ex
inechanie by tbeSweeney
ton of woridDjr en real ears.
leof fmrf baaia;. Kh
tOOX XUUne and suldraaatA.il
S5-5?rd, will do. for ear
1Sii.,,r x-,wre m ew
.09Sh
;w"v"3 ii MiMfTM mm 17 II
ir nt?rrnrc at bargain price
" uui-ssiUaarW. TO PLANTERS
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not uearh' in as Xarae number ax - butfiitni ihpr n'nln' tt 4 a innner
, Hampshire ewes, . , - ; V"T, ; - titrie Undr'eichindhegvier weights
Oxford Dovms began tdmtng tohan thfr''m breeds. Their
this country' bet-ween 1846 find fJ5ii - early maturing qualities are average,
and since 1880 have' been. imhArtrd in but Iambs. maJte".heaw weiahts.
considerable numbers. "They are now The qualify'' of the meat is good. It
". widely distributed in this tdiihtry and. large 4iiuantity,,of. medium grain,
truer. nuTvrei oywn stjrtca, siusfraita, afa tht ntermxxng $ lean ana jat
Canada, and South America although: ' 'is good s
their numbers are smallin the :$Mti:sTk breeding qualities of Oxfords
em states. - , T- r - -Qrg faitlylgood.The ewes are good
The American Oxford' Down Shee.6 - mhthpr-ntul ikilberc unit thrre is a
Record Association, which ' maintains fldfge 'per cent of twins.
, a registry for the recordingrof pedi V? v'6oiThe wool of Oxford Downs
"tirees. twos oraantsed tn J 884 Th - 'r'lr', v j
' : - . rr, . w: : - " . tnr coarsest ana neavtesi m
secretary w, a. Wer; Hamilton, L0f -fleece of all the Down breeds.
-Vni0.K, v , x rrPfumb Uys wetUkept flocks should
CHAsACTERistics'; -Sufierficialh , ' shears -ftiece averaaina close to 1-
. . . ,j -.... r v ww ..' urrtf isr mr ;..aeiav ebb, uii. uu mmmm , ay v v w
gaffo. ' closely. ' , TAey ire hornless. 10 to 12 founds would he'nearer right.
have fork' brown jace and legs and :iComparedl&ihSauthdovns, Ox
.are wooledover thejoread. : The; fords are much larger end heavier,
, f? lo!l9 fhin U of wool- better dotted ia intensive farming
lhe orown color, however ?s some- . m:; 4 i;t,,i idina and
fl
ana
longer,, 'coarser. more, -vbenKand iu.-T,.,.-t. CMzffe
heavier fleece, . t t V whMrtiLnMent.andaualitv are de-
.,ThenOxford Down 'M distinctly' of '4Mlr'cA
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