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Poor, Foolish
Woman!
Think of her at- II
xv \ \ tempting to make
fi~\ f \ ice cretun in tlie
/a \ old disappointing
I\l \ uS 1 way! With
jell-0
vx^tw ice cream
Powder
she can make the
most delicious ice cream in ton minutes,
freezing and all, at a cost of ahout one
cent a dish ?a nit never go near the store.
Your grocer will tell you all about
it, or you can get a book from the
uenesee Pure Food Co., lie Boy, N.Y.,
if you will write them.
Grocers sell Jell-0 Ice Cream Powder,
10 cents a package.
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NEW ORLEANS, BIRMINGHAM, MEMPHIS,
CHATTANOOGA, KNOXVIILE
AND
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK.
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All information cheerfully furnished.
WARREN L. ROHR,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
WeBtern Passenger Agenu
W. B- BEV1LL,
ueuerai rassenger Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
APPLES
(fcuoen Victoria made oar applea (annua
aa the beat flavored applea la the
world. She uaed to set her applea from
the orcharda of Albemarle Con Virginia.
You can do ao too.
Do you want applea that will taate aa
they did when you were a boy?or a
Kir If
We aold laot aeaaon la 27 different State*.
?and from every aectloa?oome of
them great apple raising aectloa*?our
eaatomera wrote that they had never
before bad applea of aurh flue flavor.
We are trying all the time to grow
better applea and to Improve and make
more convenient our pacltugea.
What better Chrlatmaa Gift than a horn
or a barrel of oar flne Appleaf
The Albemarle Orchard Co.,
SAM'L H. WOODS, President.
CUAKI.OTTK8 VIL.1,12. VIRGINIA,
poiJLTRy^OmETULL BALE
?f||3??M|$$m 150 Feet Iionp for 75c
Galvanized Poultry Netting
wniTa'roa circulars
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?Tyree's
Antiseptic Powder
When used right. makes you
Immune to bodily suffering by
immediately relieving offensive
perspiration, chafing,
itching, smarting of all kinds,
especially infected and catarrhal
conditions of the genital
organ*. Sun burn, prickly heat,
persplringand painful feet, sweaty odor under
the arms, scratching, burns, cuts, wounds,
ulcers, etc.
Write for our valuable little booklet and a
sample of Tyree's Powder Jree. Sold by all reliable
druggists, or direct by mall for twentylive
cents.
J. S. TVREE, Chemist, Washington, O, C.
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THE PRESBY TERIA
I F?rThe Farm | FROM
REAl'INti 1IOOK TO BINDER,
A Harvest Carniviil willi a Display el'
Ancient and .Modern .Methods for
Gathering the Wheat Crop. I
By Edwin L. Barker, of 1. II. C. Service
Bureau.
A great day was Saturday, July 8.
It was a (lav in wliirh dm ininfot
children, parents, grandparents, and
great grandparents were strangely intermingled.
It was a day tilled with
pleasure, and historical and educational
values?a vivid, striking contrast of
the time that was with the time that is.
It marked the advance from much labor
. and little gain to less labor and more
I gain for the farmer. It is at a harvest
carnival such as this that we of the
present are given a bitter-sweet taste
of the past, and are set to counting our
many blessings.
It was fitting that such a carnival
should have been staged near De Kalb,
in Illinois, for it was here that C. W.
Marsh wrought the Marsh harvester, the
link between the self-rake reaper and
the modern binder. Mr. Marsh was present,
hale and hearty at the age of seventy-seven.
The manufacture of the
Marsh harvester caught the interest of
William Deering, whose capital and energy
later were to assist in the evolution
of the Deering machines and a perfect
binder twine.
The idea of the carnival belongs to
Henry O. Whitniore and T. L. Oakland,
two pioneer Illinois farmers who live
midway between De lvalb and Sycamore.
The event smacked somewhat of an
old settlers' meeting. All visitors under
sixty were regarded as children. What
does a man of fifty know of the world's
progress in the methods of harvesting?
Nothing. He is a child?an infant. When
one of these youngsters would try his
hand at swinging a cradle, the crowd
would yell: "Look out! Don't cut your
legs off!" And occasionally the warning
came just in time.
The oldest, and one of the best era- _
dlers has just slipped over into his ninety-second
year. If some of his friends
had not stopped him, this cradle expert?"Uncle
Billy" Allen, they called
him?would have cradled the entire
acre of wheat that he might put on
record every one of his ninety odd years
us a year of youth, and also, that though
long idle, he had not lost the art of
cradling.
Believe me or not, cradling is an art?
soon to be numbered among the lost
arts. We are not sorry to lose this art,
since we have a better way?even "Uncle
Billy" said so?but it is good to resuirect
it now and then, if for no other
reason than to remind us of the words
that were truer then than now, "Man
shall earn his bread in the sweat of his
face."
Many varieties of cradles were
brought from their hiding places to be
used at the WTiitmore and Oakland
farms. And their names came with them
?"Morgan," "Grapevine," and "Turkeywing."
First came the reaping hook. After
watching it cut a few sheaves of wheat
one ceased to wonder that the cradle
was once hailed as a great invention.
One of McCormick's first reapers, which
required a man 10 waiK alongside 01 n
and rake off the grain, could not be
obtained. Had one of these reapers
Sore Kye?
Are cured without pain In one day by
Leonardl's Golden Eye Lotion. There
is no other eye remedy so soothing,
healing, prompt and effective. It makes
strong eyes.
Guaranteed or money refunded. Druggists
sell It at 25 cts. or forwarded prepaid
on receipt of price by S. B. Leonard!
& Co., Tampa, Fla.
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