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Address Letters to The Youn People's Department'' The Prosfresslve Farmer
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By O.H. JUSTUS,
MOT jo rcry long ago, I was in the rat
with millions of other wage earners.
Today I'm head of a prosperous bad
ness and on "Easy Street'
I'm rmf hnftntinori I mereLv want to let
other men know what they can do if . a week of the trained mechanic So, .
they will! It was not iuck or oruusnc wne(i i read one 01 uenry nane a aa-
vertisementa, wwcn -wa oe cwuw wcn uw
these secrU m aftwwtek in ene his Msr enpp
achools, I wrote to him for the proof. And that
letter started me toward "jSasy.Street.''
A few weeks Ir ter I was a Bahe-gradaate-v
master of the auto and tractor repair btunhesB
fre mum with an-assured futtfra From v
then on I never wanted for work aw how. arid f
I was soon able, to open my own enop. wmca
that put me where I am. I got there by
simpfy Katnj the common sense every
man has. -
. First, I Beleeted the business offering
the biggest opportunities, present and
fntntt-.B.nto and tractor repair. But I
found that I could never get anywhere
- A IntamurtriniP '
ness for yourself , write to Henrjr Itaho today.
nAMwta 'hi motors-secrets that separa
the 2-a-day laborer from the $40 to $100
nm ami MemlJMPw
To Chicago, Cincinnati or Kansas
I want to start 600 mors man toward
"EasyStreet" atonce. justliko I started
Jastna. YOU can be one of them, re
cardless of your tare and education.
You can et tomy nearest school FREE,
no matter where you live. If you want
to get started QUICKLY, jump on
train for Rahe school nearest mmr ham
ad I'U refund your fare the minute
. jrou enroll. Beawfowtomy wsorssl
school to set- advantage of this offer.
master Instructors!
Wonderful Shops!
Every Instructor in my three schools is
aMASTEBof his business trained by
me and always under my supervisien.
llnWthu cztMtrtii. in m wonderfal ihoo
Mhools with evervthinqTeded for yoartrminy
Inc. too. too. can quickly eeoome.a MASTER
of this biff-money tHuineM.Na'booklMrB
log" DNtMvy. Jait s few weeks' work with tool on
actual motors and can and you'll be ready to open your
own shop or earn a salary of $40 toslOO a week.
Special Mcaey-Saving MctftSrat
BEST ante and tractor courte for the lowest eriee
Alfotir
Tractor
rfsstiftti 40.000
tisrs)M!s"fr
StrttL" leas and
WILL tttft YOU If
tao'ii jest itr
Mttof. C9IT
NOW. V
MENRT J. MIE.
. quoted by any reliable school CNow, with
school! in three loeations, 1 am able to cut
my tuition still lower-and say your rail'
road far bteide. Write for my new low
.rates..--;'- : t - ' " 'r . . : ,:,
Try a Jtahe- Sebool a weelt Then; if not
. coo vined that loan .make yoo a competent,
.mochanic. withdraw and the week will cost
yon NOTHING. 'This EXCLUSIVE- Bshe
anarantes is your INSURANCE of satis
'faetiottw ' '--:". -:
,: -There are now TEN MILLION ears m the
Os 8. and . THREE BILUON DOLLARS '
. will b invested in new ones this-jrear.
THOUSANDS, of new garage and Babe
trained motor mechanics will be needed. r
Hers is YOUR biff opportunity Get oat of
the rut! ' Get oleassnt iob at REAL
HONEY or open yoar own aarase and be :
your own boss. Start wtriy-r-1 neres - me
mrninnitinv far vnn NOW 3aat VTlteBM
. a card will do for my biff free illustrated book snd
PROOF that the EASY Rahe training wiU qufcUy
put zuu on.' ussy atreec"
DO tT TODAYS - -:
Yours for quick suetess.
Address Dept. 22W of My Nearest SchooL
CDIGAGO CINCINNATI .KANSAS CITY
WataolSta.- . -wiSOahSts. . -
by time
Every feature of a Planet
Jr. garden and plantation im
plement has been designed by-
practical farmers and worked
.out jn years of actual use. If or
Southern conditions Planet Jr.
No. 4-D horse hoe has proved tivators are famed the world
an extremely satisfactory, eco- over. Write for complete Planet
nomical tool. It is stiff and, jr. illustrated catalog.
ngia in tne row, works clean
and close, and is a light, quick,
handy tool for cotton, corn,
potatoes, beans and other row
crops. Equipment includes
shovels and hillers for working
to or from the row.
For market growing, home
gardening, for all plantation
work, Planet Jr, seeders , wheel V
hoes, one-horse arid riding cul-
S. L. ALLEN & CO., Inc.
; Dept. 46 '
5th &Gleawood Avenue
' Philadelplun ,
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Rose border pattern, wifL
your initial or lodge em
blem ' Given to you for
telling your friends about
KIBLER'S
ALL 'ROUND OIL
IThe perfect furniture pol
ish and light lubricating
oiL Truly named the oil
of a thousand uses.
To get this beautiful set
simply order and -sell .80
containers at - 60e each.
Return the $15.00 and the
dinner set is yours.
We also give Rogers all
verware, lace curtains,
rugs, bedspreads, glass
ware, etc. or cash com
Mr a . . lutooiuus - . a
4. ii if"u,!lIia tsse tne ou nacK u you
cant sell it. Tha cv.mvoo o i
,,ut .fl-00. which is paid by person re
S11 oil- We include more thaiT enough
mnifl8 ver same, Do not order oil
i ?8 -iZ?Ux .Y? fr0"? correct express office
- Remember, ." you
mustK mentions ;Thi. PmJ-
E..-oatv; x-aiuicr wueu . you write an advet''
tiscr, or our guarantee does not protect you.
ONE
MAN
sn- isk - ' 'a
NowlbpectalA7:
for 30 Day Only, O t (J
3 H'P. OTTA WA?
?f!IKOnlv-(0
Ton Cut 15 la 35 Cords a Dav!
You ret this one-man outfit direct from
factory at lowest factory jrice- Also
peclal sale prices on 4 H-P Lor Saws. 30
Days Triaf-lO Year Guarite-iCaih
5:ayTerm8i-J8e,,d name and
address on apost card before sale cloaM.
WKIT NOW. , Closes.,
I849-C Wood 8t.,.0nawaTTan.
9i;poaRIZC''C6NTE8T-' WredWra- KeN' Tok
ibsto- worth'UinHons. Jflll.OOO WI1 frer ald fdr' bebi1B8tk
,ofwbrdiv'f6riid'if-tfsS tthe .lelteta. mprt8lnlg"'lte"iij! '
Send 10 cents for ' trial packsge, ' catalog, and full
particulars. " 1 ' - - - - -
I. F. TlLLtESHJST, R-23. Santa Rota, CaJIforBja
Be Sore to Enroll in ChiV
-U' There aife twortfi
?verjr Progressive Farmer ;boy jahd girl
lO UU JH I7t,ifr
; In 1921 our home demonstration agent
, canie : to the schoolhous nd organized
the, sewing;IubHn held
our tAettiffi&jfryS&d month at jhe school
liOusfc tititil school' was "out ;y then once a
month it the members' homes:. Wp h
Virt d voii aire "cftmcr'; W hip;h school 25 meN-W.'!lCie all hav
I Hope you will take the work in vocar 1 ?everarettyarrnents .making-
tional educations I shall have morcto two garments moniQurhome dem-
say about this later. ' : V - v. ' onstration , ant is
Second; I hope every boy and girl who st. ?m?!"e county,
reads'this page and who is within thrage whjch s encragingtO' u the members
limit for dub work wiU join one or more .and makes us. work. ,
dubs this year. .You should begin right . . We club members , had an exhibit of
now, to get ready, to" win prizes next. fall, our work at? the schpolhpuse on com-
f your teacher cannot enroll you in the mencement. night.. .By . being a' member
clubs you like, get into touch with your of the sewing club, you , can learn to
couneiiwrteVto the. state-club make anything, such' as ajncy stitches,
agent at your state agricultural college cutting' - and fitting, etc , I think every
and tell him your wish. I shall be glad girl should belong to a good sewing club
to answer your Questions.- " " MYRTLE VAXJGHT,
V'. ' Editor's Note.I suspect several thou-
If you tried club work last year and sand of : our Progressive Farmer girls
the drouth rained your crop or. your pig will say when Jhey read thisrf'Kd like to
died; or some .other mis f ortune. happen- belong ta a sewing: club like Mvrtle's."
ed,; don't get discouraged. I ry again, well, f so ,wly not Jell your mother and
Have--the same kind Of spirit shown m
this manly Jetter from William Rutledge,
amejt-year-ild boyof . Hilton, Fla. : ;
'i;ioipeSeconi.1dublast year and
Papa gave me-an acre of land; I did not
come; out very well, and so this year I
ming'rtri'.igaJw.--as'I willbe older
and stronger and better able to -manage? it
. "Papa says I can join the pig club also.
I 'have a fine sow and six pigs. I am
going, to sell : the pigs, arid - save the
money to pay my way through college;"
A bov with such -a spirit is sure to be
your teacher;andget HntOithe work t
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A Pig auVFiIembrVNine
- (Boya W: Prise Letter)
MY NAME is. Henry Dagley, Jr. This
. is my; first year s a, pig: club mem
b'er. ; We Amoved v;;out to the country
February 22, 1921,;and after talking with
my father we decided that to know how
to raise good hogs at the lowest cost per
pound would be wb'rth a lot to me.
2. My father- gaver me- $12.50 to pay
arWwrnner before he: stops. When- Jormy pig. He weighed 40 pounds and
ar;boy or girl is not discouraged by one
failure;-bpt instead is ready to tackle a
job twice as big, he or she is sure 0
succeed.
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i t musn't forget to give you ,the an
swer to the; puzzle we had from Claud
Moore last wee: He asked :"' "Do yon
know How you could draw and measure
5 gallons of . molasses from a barrel
when the only measures you have are
a 4-gallon jug and a 3-gallon jug?" And
here is the answer he sends :
"First, 'fill ; the 4-gallon jug and then
fill the 3-gallori jug put of the 4-gallon
jugleSvipg, Jt gallon in the big jug. Then
pour" the molasses in the 3-gallon jug
back into the barrel and pour the 1 gal
Ion. from the big jug into-the 3-gallon ning June 7, 1921..
was just three months old when I bought
him, June 7. " .
, 3. I selected the Duroc-Jersey because
my father told me he believed the pure
bred Durocs. would yield the greatest re
turns and greatest per cent of profit
may be made from them after paying
for the pig and 4he-feed-than any other
breed that might "be selected.
4. By means of grazing crops, pigs can
be produced at a much less cost than
when fed on what Daddy calls "concentrates"-
corn, beans, peas; etc., and
when properly.-"cared for,, the pigs will
soon be ready for market. 1
5. ' October 9, 1921, ray pig-weighed 234
pounds, which gave him an average gain
of 2 and 13-100 pounds .per day, begin-
jug. I hen ml the 4-gaiion jug again,
and you have 4-gallons in that jug and
1 gallon in the 3-gallon jug. Therefore
you have 5 gallons of molasses."
I am always glad to have, our boys
6. I fed my pig both morning and
evening that is; before "I went to school
and after returning from school which
tookme only five minutes each time, and
my brother cave him buttermilk at the
and girls send problems, puzzles, riddles, noon hour, also about Y pound of shell-
games, eic, lor our page, ana nope more ed corn.
of you will follow the examples set by
Clauc Moore of -Tennessee and Pauly
Dresser of Texas in this respect. Send
on, the best ones you know ! We want
tblnake. 1922 a great year both for hav-
-ing fun and for learning things and do
ing things. , UNCLE P. F.
Every Girl Join a Sewing Clnb
(Girls' $1 Prize Utter) ,
I HAVE! been a club member two years
and I like club work fine. In 1920 I
joined the peanut club and planted one- theH?roducer than the scrub
7. I did not spend very much time with
my pig, but what time I did spend with
him I spent it rubbing him, which made
him gentte, and he soon learned his name,
Rastus. . ' . V--V' :!
8. At the pig show, given at the Ham
ilton County Fair, ! learned that it meant
a great i deal to me to be a member of
the boys' pig club, and .received $17 in
cash prizes. -'
9.1 also learned' that well-bred pigs
m'ake better hogs and' will .--yield: more t0
tenth of an acre.
HENRY DAGLEY, Jr.
"",uu are accnstomea-to Having a social cftat-every (Sunday momms
while Rastus is havmgbreakfast; ? Judging: from the seriousness 6f Rastus' looks, Ilcnr.,;
had evidently suggested' to him that it is now hog-killing timL 1