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PROFITABLE EGG FARMING

200 EGGS A YEAR PER HEN

HOW TO GET THEM

ADD TO YOUR INCOME

The seventh edition of the book, "200 Eggs a Year Per Hen," is now ready. Revised, enlarged, and in part rewritten. 96 pages. Contains among other things the method of feeding by which Mr. S. D. Fox, of Wolfboro, N. H., won the prize of ^100 in gold offered by the manufacturers of a well-known condition powder for the best egg record during the winter months. Simple as a, b, c — and yet we guarantee it to start hens to laying earlier and to induce them to lay more eggs than any other method under the sun. The book also contains recipe for egg food and tonic used by Mr. Fox, which brought him in one winter day 68 eggs from 72 hens; and for five days in succession from the same flock 64 eggs a day. Mr. E. F. Chamberlain, of Wolfboro, N. H., says: "By following the methods outlined in your book I obtained 1,496 eggs from 91 R. 1. Reds in the month of January, 1902." From 14 pullets, picked at random out of a farmer's flock, the author got 2,999 eggs in one year — an average of over 214 eggs apiece. It has been my ambition in writing "200 Eggs a Year Per Hen" to make it the standard book on egg production and profits in poultry. Tells all there is to know, and tells it in a plain, common-sense way.

Price 50 cents; or with a year's subscription, to the AllCEBI- CAN POULTBY ADVOCATX:, both for 75 cents; two-years' subscription and book for $1.00; or given free as a pre- mium for two yearly subscriptions at 50 cents each. Our paper is handsomely illustrated, 44 to 84 pages, 50 cents per year. 3

months' trial, 10 cents. Sample free. CATALOGUE of poultry books free.

Established 1892.

AMERICAN POULTRY ADVOCATE

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Mr. Parkor on November 1. 1903, after having been a member of the Examining Corps of the U. S. Patent Office for over five years, resigned his position as examiner to take up the practice of patent law. AddrrsH 234 3IcGILf. BUIIiDING - - - WASHINGTON, 1). C.

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"WELL, WELL! I HEAR YOU PERFECTLY NOW!"

"I hear you anywhere in the room; why, I could hear ordinary conversation one foot away.

"I have had the Acoustlcon now for nearly a year and it is all in all to me. Gold could not buy it if I could not get another."

So says a user of the Acoustlcon who has been extremely hard of hearing for years, and his experience is the same as that of thou- sands who are now using it— to them we have said as we now say to you: "Test the Acous- tlcon and let us prove that it will make you hear distinctly and clearly and

TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE"

If you are not convenient to one of our many offices, we will lend you an Acoustl- con, and if you do not hear satisfactorily the trial will cost you nothing. No trial fee, no penalty, if you do not hear.

A very light and unnoticeable head-band is furnished with the ear-piece; its use makes it unnecessary to hold the ear-piece and leaves both hands perfectly free. Ladles who use the Acoustlcon dress their hair so as to make the head-band and ear-piece invisible.

Over 300 churches througrhont the country have installed the Acousticon for their members who are hard of hearing:. It is the original electrical liearing device, fully protected by U. S. patents, and you cannot secure anything as efficient under another name. Write for particulars of the Free Test, Booklet, etc., to

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The Monotype

In March, 1909, The World Installed Four Machines

In October, 1909, The World Doubled Its Equipment

Mr. Don C. Seitz, Business Manager of The New York World, says:

"We have had the Monotypes in active use now for six months and I think they have clearly vindicated their claim as a useful adjunct in the display w^ork of a daily newspaper. They have materially cut down the amount of distribution, have saved us large sums in investment for new type and have improved the appearance of the paper greatly. The difficulty we encountered with hand type due to its elongation in the steam tables and thereby rendering figures illegible and creating bad plates in the Stereotyping Depart- ment, has vanished. Our people have had little difficulty in mastering the machine and I can say without hesitation that it is a real success."

Lanston Monotype Machine Company

Philadelphia

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Mr. Ed. Flicker, Business Manager '* Cincinnati Enquirer/* says:

Dear Sir: Our installation of Monotype machines has been in use a little over one year and I am free to say that we are well pleased. The appearance of tabular work produced on them is symmetrically correct, a great advantage in market reports, base-ball records, etc. For setting the body portion of dis- play advertismg we find them far more sjieedy than our other machines, and the advantage of being able to make corrections from the case greatly faciUtates the work in the ad-corner.

The matrLx service enables us to get any special face to suit the fancy of the advertiser, a matter that often induces him to increase his advertising sp)ace with us. The machines have exceeded expectations and we would nek be without them.

Enquirer Company,

Ed. Flicker, Business Manager.

Mr. W. W. Leech, Publisher of the "Chicago Evening American," says:

Gentlemen: It is with pleasure I report to you on the workings of the Mono- type machine in our office. After a trial of several months I find that it is a great success and meeting the requirements of our office in every way. We find it very economical in casting type and a great saving in distribution in the adver- tising end.

W. W. Leech, Publisher,

Mr. W. M. Dear, Advertising Manager "Evening Journal,'* Jersey City, says:

1. As a type caster: We have never seen its equal. The cheapness of casting, the quickness of work and the absence of blow holes, resulting in a type of remarkable solidity, which stands up under the most severe usage, in every way equal to foundry cast type, scores one point in favor of the Monotype.

2. Casting of sorts: No time is lost in doing this to any required amount.

3. In setting ads: Broken measure has lost its terror as we are not obliged to lose the time consumed heretofore in cutting linotype slugs.

4. FaciUty of correction: due to the fact that the type is cast individually, corrections are made from the case with the greatest facility.

The Evening Journal Association,

W. M. Dear, Advertising Manager.

Mr. Frank S. Baker, Advertising Manager "The Cleveland Plain Dealer,'* says:

Gentlemen: We have now used your IMonotype machine for eight months in our composing room as a tyjje caster and compasing machine. As a type caster, we have found it very efficient.

We use the Monotyjx' as a cc^i posing machine on Saturday nights and when we need extra composition in the rush hours with considerable satisfaction. We have been able to cast all our head letters and display type of certain sizes on the machine, which is at a great advantage in cost over the foundry type.

We feel that our own men are r<)ni})etent to handle and o{>erate the machine so that we can use it without any increase in our pay-roll. This, we consider an advantage, and we feel satisfied that the machine will do the work for which it is intended.

P*LAix Dealer I\tblishing Co.,

Frank S. Baker, Advertising Manager.

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I Mr. E. W. Grozier, Publisher of the "Boston Post," says:

Genikinen: We have decided to retain in our composing room the double Monotype equipment, as we find it very useful in setting our advertisements. We enclose you herewith check in settlement of our account.

Post Publishing Company,

By E. W. Grozier, Publisher.

Mr. H. C. Milholland, Business Manager of "The Pittsburg Press," says:

Dear Sir: In accordance with contract we have with you imder date of January 30, 1908, for one of your Monotype Type Casting Machines and Motor, we beg to advise you that we accept the same, as it has given perfect satisfaction up to this time, and we beUeve will do all you claim. J H. C. MiLHOLLAND, Business Manager,

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Mr. Edward McLean, Business Manager of "The Washington Post, Washington, D. C., says:

Gentlemen: In reply to your inquiry as to our experience with the Mono- tj'pe, we have been running a Monotype equipment in our Composing Room for six months. The equipment was primarily purchased to use on ad composition, and it has more than lived up to the claim you have made for it on this work.

In ad composition the capacity of the composing machine to handle broken measure and automatically insert in the text "cut in figures'" up to the thirty- six point, with no hand work, has proved a great time saver in the ad department.

On esp)ecially difficult work the result has been remarkable, as, for instance, the delivery of a complete racing form of twenty thousand ems agate, double price, in two hours; copy to type on one machine.

The Washington Post Co.,

Edward McLean, Business Manager,

Mr. Jas. P. Considine, "The North American," Philadelphia, Pa., says

Dear Sir: Replying to your request for our experience with your Monotype machines, beg leav^e to state they have been in constant use in our Composing Room for the past eighteen months, and have found them satisfactory and economical in the operation of our plant.

The production of display type as to quantity and quahty is indeed remark- able, and we feel as a result we are to-day equipped with a supply of display type unsurpassed by any newspaper. The producing capacity of one of your casters at times has exceeded one hundred pounds of display type in an eight hour run. As a result space material and sorts are always at hand resulting in time and labor saving.

We have found the Monotype on difficult styles of ad composition, box scores, stock tables, etc., to be entirely satisfactory. The adaptability and the facility with which the individual type can be corrected on difficult composition |

is a good feature. |

The ability of the machine to insert automatically 36-point display figures |

in the text of the ads without hand work eliminates one of the most laborious j

features of ad composition.

Our experience with the machine, as previously stated, has been very satisfactory, and we will be very glad to confirm this to any newspaper repre- sentative who desires to call and witness the operation.

Yours very truly.

The North American,

(Signed) Jas. P. Considine.

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Copyright, 1894, '5, '6; 1902, '4 and 1909, by W. G. Brownson.

THE following diseases are caused by acid in the blood and are cured by this ring, which takes from one day to two weeks, after the ring commences to work; ac- cording to disease and circumstances. The ring and the acid create an electro- chemical action, removing the excess of acid, which cures the disease and will keep it cured.

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This ring is not a cure-all. The ring will not cure liver disease and none of the liver diseases.

The ring will not work deposit on ring and finger — unless it is necessary, but when it is necessary, it will work every second day and night, if it is a good fit and is used and cleaned as directed.

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This ring is not for sale by wholesale houses or any person advertising cheap rings and can only be obtained from us and our authorized agents.

PEOPLE WHO ARE SUBJECT TO RHEUMATIC, KIDNEY AND ALL ACID DISE.\SES, HAVE EXPERIMENTED FOR HI'XDREDS OF YEARS AND SPENT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, TAKING AND APPLYING REMEDIES. The time wiU certainly come when intelligent people will not submit to be experimented with, to see if a medicine can be made to cure acid diseases.

Any reputable physician will advise you that a permanent cure in that manner is impossible, as the acid is liable to accumulate again at any time, after you quit using the best remedies or any other treatment. That acid in the blood caused a limited number of diseases has always been admitted, but the knowledge of the fact that an excess of acid is the cause of so many diseases of hitherto unknown pathology has b«en a revelation to the medical profession.

By the use of the Electro-Chemical Ring the best results are obtained by an electro-chemical action, as it acts directly on the acid; reducing th« intensity and quantity, until there is no surplus, when the ring will quit working, and will work only when it is necessary to keep the acid reduced.

ELECTRO CHEMICAL RING CO.

1225 IVIonroe St.

TOLEDOs OHIO

XXXVIII

HOW'S YOUR

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STOMACH?

This question is becoming more vitally important every day. .Sedentary and irregular habits of i'iving have produced stomach trouble to an alarming degree among the American people. It is recognized as the curse of the century. Neglect or abuse of the digestive organs is responsible for untold misery.

In normal condition, a man or woman should feel hungry at meantime —

the appetite should be keen. And the lood eaten should nourish the body to the fuU'est extent. This cannot be accomplished unless all' the organs are working in harmony — the food must have a free pas- sage through the system. Tthe stomach, liver, kid- neys and bowels must each perform their respective functions. Otherwise, they need attention. A treat- ment of

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Cooper's New Discovery

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COOPER'S

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is sold by all druggists everywhere.

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DAYTON, OHIO XXXIX

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REET CORN^ER NUMBERS OX BROADWAY AND THE AVENUES, N, Y. CITY.

BROADWAY.

1 Battery PI.	210 Fulton.	362 Fi^nkliu.	694 Fourth.	901 E.20th.	1291 W 33d.	1549 W. 46th.
8 Be:iver.	222 Ann.	378 White.	713 Wash'ton PI.	919 E. 21st.	Sixth Avenue.	1569 \V.47th.
21 Morris.	Vesev.	398 Walker.	727 Waverlev PI.	939 K. 22(1.	1311 W. 34th.	1589 \V.48th.
55 Kxrhange PI. Sti Exi'hiiiigu PI.	227 B:iri-iay.	413 Lispenard.	744 Aslor Place.	957 K. 2:id.	1329 W. 35th.	1609 W.49th.
V37 Park Pl.Hce.	416 Canal.	755 Kiifhth.	957 Fifth Ave.	1349 W. 36th.	16!/9 W'.SOth.
73 R.ctor.	247 Murray.	432 Howard.	770 E. 9th.	Malisii'i .Sciuare. 1U99 W. 24th.	1369 W. 37 Ih.	1649 W. 51st.
86 Wall.	259 Warren.	458 Grand.	784 E. 10th.	1391 W 38th.	1665 W.52d.
10.1 Pine.	271 Clianibers.	48d Broome.	801 E. llUi.	1119 W. 25th.	1409 W. 39th.	11.85 W.53.1.
114 Thames.	287 K.ade.	52»' Spring.	824 K. 12th.	1139 W. 26th.	1429 W. 40th.	i:09 W. 54th.
124 Cedar.	303 Unane.	56 Prince.	840 K. 13th.	1159 W. 27th.	1447 W. 41sU	i;29 W.fiSth.
145 Liberlv.	317 Tlioni.is.	608 Houston.	858 K. 14th.	1183 W. 28th.	14.7 W.42d.	1719 W.5t;th.
171 CortlaiuU.	318 IVarl.	(40 Bleecker.	Union Siiuare.	1203 W. 29th.	1489 W. 43d.	1769 \V.67th.
17-i Maiden Lane.	334 Worth.	658 Bond.	857 K. 17th.	1227 W. 30th.	1.^05 W. 44th.	1787 W.58lh.
\H Juliii.	314 Catharine Li*.	681 W. 3d.	871 E. 18th.	1251 W. 31st.	1525 W. 45th.	1805 W. ..9th.
191 l)ev.	348 Lfonard.	682 Great Jones.	887 E. 19th.	1273 W. 32.1.	.Seventh Avenue.	Ceiitr.il Park.

FlFfH AVENUE.

1 Wxsh'ton S<) 1 E. 8th.

21 9th.

:<3 10th.

41 11th.

M 12th.

61 13th.

67 14th.

96 15lh.

81 16th.

95 17th. 107 18th. 115 19th. 1:3 20th. 147 21st. 165 22d.

185 2;id. Broadway. 25th. 214 26th. 231 27th. 249 26th. 2 >3 29th. 281 30th. 299 31st. 315 3'.>d. 331 33d. 3.^3 :{4lh. 371 35t)i. 387 36th. 405 37th. 421 38th

439 :{9th. 457 40tli. 477 41st. 4^9 42d. 511 4::.l. 529 44th. 545 4:.th. :.61 46th. .^5 47 th. 593 48th. 609 49th. 623 50th. 637 51sU 653 52d. 671 5.;d. 685 54th.

70) .'5111. 719 S'ith. m 57lh. 751 68th. 775 59th. 787 60th. 799 61st. 807 62d.

817 e.-td.

827 64th.

837 65th.

846 66th.

8.->6 67th

8)9 68tli.

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884 70ih.

899

908

919

927

939

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1029

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72d.

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1059 87th. 1069 88th. 1079 89th. 1089 90lh. 1099 91st. 1109 92d. 1116 93d 1129 94th. 1139 9.'ith. 1149 9''.th. 1159 97th. II 9 9bth. 1K9 99th. 11»9 100th. 1199 101st. 1209 102(1.

1219 1229 1239 1249 12.9 12.-.9 1279 1334 1422 1500 2000 2116 2192 2250 2321

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105tli.

10 Ih.

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109tli.

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THIRD AVE.NUE.

19 St. Mark's PI.	355 K. 2 ith.	699 K. 44tii.	1047	i:.	62(1.	1409 E. 80tli.	1765 E. 98 Ih.	2100 E. 115ih.
V8 E. 9th.	:{73 E. 27 th.	1 19 E. 4.-.th.	10.9	E.	6:{<1.	14:!3 E. 81st.	1781 E. 99th.	2121 E. 116th.
45 E. lOlh.	391 E. 28tli.	739 E. 4.-.th.	1089	E.	64th,	1451 E. 82.1.	1800 E. 100th.	2141 E. 117th.
63 E. nth.	411 E. 29th.	".'.5 E. 47th.	1109	E.	6r.th.	14'.9 E. 83d.	1816 E. 101st.	2161 E. 118th.
83 E. 12th.	429 E. 30th.	7 73 E. 48th.	1129	K.	66th.	1487 E. 84th.	1843 E. 102d.	2181 E. 119th.
103 E, 13th.	449 E. 31st.	793 E. 49th.	1148	E.	67th.	1505 E. 85tli.	18.1 E. 103d.	2199 K. 120th.
Iv3 E. 14th.	4.-.7 E. :<2.1.	813 E. 60th.	116i	E.	C8th.	1525 E. 86th.	1881 E. 104th.	2227 E. 121st.
145 E. 15th.	J87 E. 33.1.	835 E. 51st.	1185	E.	69th.	1545 E. 87th.	1897 E. 105th.	2241 E..122d.
15 E. 16th.	.'.0.-. E. 34th.	857 E. 52d.	1201	E.	70th.	1565 E. 88th.	1923 E. 106th.	2261 E. 123d.
185 E. 17th.	.'.23 K, 3.nh.	875 E. 53d.	1229	K.	71st.	1.583 E. 89th.	19 ;9 E. 107th.	2281 E. 124th.
203 E 18th.	611 E. 36th.	895 E. .54th.	1245	E.	72d.	1599 E. 90th.	1965 E. 108th.	2297 E. 125th.
223 E. 19th.	657 E„ 37th.	913 E. 65th.	1265	E.	73d.	1615 E. 91st.	1981 E. 109th.	2319 E. 126th.
243 E. 20th.	677 E. 38th.	933 E. 56th.	l-.'89	E.	74th.	1643 E. 92(1.	2001 E. 110th,	23 9 E. 127th.
261 E. 2l8t.	597 E 39th.	951 E. 57th.	1309	E.	75lh.	1659 E. 9.M.	2027 E. 11 Ith.	2359 E. 128th.
281 E. 22(1.	617 E. 40th.	969 E. 58th.	1329	E.	76th	1677 K. 94lh.	2039 E. 112th.	2 80 E. 129th.
299 E. 23d.	635 E. 41st.	989 E. 59th.	1349	E.	77 th.	1 93 E. 95th.	2063 E. 113th.	2396 E. l;iOth.
319 E. 24th.	«=i7 E. 42d.	1009 E. 60th.	1371	E.	78th.	1709 E. 96th.	2082 E. 114th.	Harlem Kiver.
337 E. 25th.	679 E 4M.	1029 E. 61 St.	1389	E.	79th.	1749 E. 97th.

LEXINGTON AVENUE.

1 E. 2l8t.	293 E. 37th.	593 E. 62.1.	901 E. 67th.	1209 E. 82d.	1629 E. 10:;d.	1895 E. llbth.
9 E. 22(1.	311 E. 38th.	615 E. 63(1.	921 E. 68lh.	1225 E. 83(1.	1645 E. 104th.	1915 E. 119th.
17 E. 23d.	331 E. 39th,	635 E. 54th.	941 E. 69th.	1239 E. 84th.	1673 E. U>5th.	1>«44 E. 120th.
39 E. 24th.	353 E. 40lh.	655 E. 55tli.	961 E. 70th.	1259 E. 85th.	1689 E. 106th.	1980 E. 121.st.
59 E. S5th.	373 ¥^ 4Ut.	675 E. 56th.	9-3 E. 71sU	1275 E. 86lh.	1705 E. 107th.	2001 E. 122d.
77 E. 26th.	389 E. 42(1.	695 E. 67th.	;"95 E 72.1.	1291 K. 87th.	1733 E. 108th.	2n25 E. 12.3.1.
9 J E. 27 th.	413 E. 43.1.	721 E. 58th.	1017 E. 73d.	i:!09 E. 88th.	17,55 E. 109th.	2034 E. l!4th.
115 E. 28th.	435 E. 44th.	741 E. 59th.	1031 E. 74lh.	1328 E. 89th.	1773 E. 110th.	2l>60 E. l«5th.
135 E. 29th.	449 E. 45th	751 K. 60th.	1055 E. 75tli.	13.-.0 E. 90th.	1787 E. lllth.	2085 E. 126th.
159 E. 30th.	473 E. 46th.	781 E. eist.	1071 E. 76th.	1378 E. 91sU	1801 E. 112th.	210.' E. 127th.
177 E. 31 sU	491 E. 47th.	801 K. 62d.	1097 E. 77th.	1396 E. 92d.	1813 E. 113th.	2125 E. 128th.
197 E. 32.1.	513 E. 4sth.	821 E. 63(1.	1115 E. 78th.	1423 E. 93d.	1841 E. 114th.	2143 E. 129lh.
•.'17 E. 33d.	637 E. 49th.	835 E 64th.	1135 E. 79lh.	1443 E. 94th.	1856 E. 115th.	2168 E. 130th.
237 E. 34tli.	555 K. 60th.	863 E. 65th.	1159 E. SOth.	1469 E. 95th.	1869 E. 116th.	E. 131st.
253 E. 35th.	671 E. SlsU	881 E. 66th.	1187 E. 81st.	1613 E. 102d.	1877 E. 117th.	Harlem River.
271 E. 36th.

KOUKTH AVENUE.

	E. 8th.	Ill R. 19th.	250 E. 20th.	322 E. S4th.	384 E. 97th,	410 E. r.Oth.
	68 E. 9th.	136 E. 13th.	265 E. 21.st.	342 E. 25th.	402 E. 28th.	4 0 E. 31«t.
	73 E. 10th.	157 E. Nth.	VS3 E. 22.1.	360 E. 26th.	422 E. 29tb.	478 E: 32d.
	91 E. nth.	Union Si|uan>.	999 E. 98d.

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PAHK AVENUE.

1 E. 34th.	375 E. 53,1.	bSO E. 67th.	935 E. 81 St.	1217 E. 95th.	14»9 E. 109th.	E, 123d.
18 E. 35th.	39 :< E. &4tli.	E. 68th.	fl57 E. 82J.	1236 E. 96th.	1607 E. 110th.	1796 E. 124th.
37 E. 36th.	413 E. 55th.	692 E. 69th.	979 E. 83,1.	1253 E. 97th.	1.V26 E. 111th.	1817 E. 125th.
47 E. 37th.	43.i E. 56th.	717 E. 70th.	997 E. 84th.	l'J69 E. 98th.	1556 E. 112th.	1837 E. 126th,
65 E. 38th.	455 E. 57th.	731 E. 71st.	1015 E. 85th.	E. 99th.	1571 E. 113th.	1851 E. 127th,
79 E. 39th.	479 E. 58th.	757 E. 72.1.	1037 E. 86th.	1316 E. 100th,	1590 E. 114th.	1875 E. 128th,
99 E. 40th.	497 E. 59th.	779 E. 73.1.	1055 E. 87th.	1336 E. 101st.	1617 E. 115th.	1896 E. 129th.
115 E. 41st	51:t E. 60th.	795 E. 74th.	1075 E. 88th.	1353 E. 102d.	1635 E. 116th.	1915 E. 130th,
135 E. 42.1.	525 E. 61.st.	819 E. 75th.	1097 E. 89th.	E. 103d.	1649 E. 117th.	1937 E. 131st.
U. K. Yard.	549 E. 62.1.	»33 E. 76tli.	1115 E. 90th,	E. 104th	1673 E. 118th.	1957 E. 132d,
E. 48th.	5:3 E. 63.1.	E. 77th.	1135 E. 91.st.	1408 E. 105th.	1695 E. 119tli.	1978 E. 133d,
E. 49th.	593 E. 64t)i.	879 E. 78th.	1155 E. 92.J.	1424 E. 106th.	1711 E. 120th,	E. 1 34th.
E. 50th.	607 E. 65th.	8S5 E. 79th.	1177 E. 93.1.	1455 E. 107th.	17.!7 K. 121st.	E. i:;5th.
E. 51st.	6;i7 E. 66th.	911 E. 80th.	1197 E. 94th,	1475 E. 108th.	1755 E. 122d.	HarUm Hirer,
E. 62.1.

MADISON AVENUE.

1 E. 23d.	228 1i:.-37tli. ■	E. 51st.	750 E, 65th.	1029 E. 79tli.	l.;93 E. 112th.	19ti9 E. 126th,
11 E. 24th.	244 E. 38ih.	E. 52d.	770 E. 66th.	1047 E. 80th.	1705 E. 113th.	1991 E. 127th.
21 E. 25th.	262 E. 39th.	510 E. 53d.	790 E. 67th.	1071 E, 81st,	1729 E. 114th.	2013 E. 1 28th.
37 E. 26th.	2S0 E. 40th.	630 E. 54th.	811 E. 68th.	1103 E. 83d.	1747 E. lir.th.	2029 E. I29ili.
60 E. 27th.	298 E. 41st.	o42 E. 65th,	822 E. 69th.	1121 E. 84th.	1767 E. 116th.	2049 E. 130th,
78 E. 28th.	314 E. 42d.	560 E. 66th.	S41 E. 70th.	1221 E. 88th.	1781 E. 117th,	2071 E. 131st,
96 E. 29th.	330 E. 43.1.	582 E. 67th.	E. 71st,	1293 E. 92d.	1809 E. 118th.	2099 E. 132d,
116 E. 30th.	344 E. 44th.	606 E. 68th.	E. 72d,	1414 E. 98th.	1829 E. 119th.	2119 E. lo3d.
132 E. 31st.,	350 E. 45th,	628 E. 69th.	87.1 E. 73d.	1480 E. I02d.	1837 E. 120th.	2139 E. 134th.
150 E. 32.1.	E. 46th.	650 E. 60th.	931 E. 74th.	1553 E. lO.-.th.	ISt-.l E, 121st,	2149 E. l?.5th.
168 E. 33d,	E. 47th.	660 E. 61st.	951 E. 75th,	1603 E. 108th,	1881 E. 122d.	2173 E. 136th,
lt)4 E. 34th.	412 E. 48th,	686 E. 62d.	973 E. 76th.	1628 E. 109tli..	1901 E. 123d..	2198 E. lS7th,
1;8 E. -AHh.	430 E. 49th,	708 E. 63d.	9i7 E. 77th.	1647 E. 110th.	1929 E. 124th,	E, l;;8th.
214 E. 36th.	450 E. 50th,	726 E. 64th.	1009 E. 78th.	1665 E. Ulth.	1943 E. 126th.	Harlem Kiver,

		SIXTH AVENUE.
1 C.iniiiiie.	112 W. 9th.	267 W. 17th,	427 \V. 26th.	B"«!iy W. 35th.	771 W.44th.	933 W. 63d.
9 Minetts Lane.	132 W. 10th.	287 W. 18th,	447 W. 27th.	609 W. 36th.	791 ■\V.45th.	9>1 W. 54th,
16 W.3d.	139 Milligan PI.	303 W. 19th.	465 \V. 28th.	631 W, 37th,	813 W. 46th.	971 W,55th,
39 W. 4th.	149 W. nth.	;;19 W. 20th.	483 M'. 29th.	651 W, 38th,	829 W. 47th.	991 W^,56th.
57 Wiish'ton PI.	169 W. 12th,	3 ;7 W. 21st.	499 W. 30th.	677 W. 39th,	847 W. 48th,	1011 ■W.57th.
75 Waverley PI.	187 W. 13th,	355 W. 22d.	519 W. 31st.	697 W. 40th,	867 W, 49th.	1031 W, 58th,
94 W. 8th.	207 W. 14lh,	373 W. S3d.	633 W. 32d,	717 W. 41st.	885 W, oOtli,	1051 W. .=i9th.
105 Greenwich	227 W. 15th.	389 W. 24th.	B'w.ty W. 33d,	735 W. 42d.	899 W. 61st.	Central Park,
Ave.	251 W. 16th,	409 W. 26th.	B'wav \V. 34th.	7.^5 \V. 43d,	917 W.52d.

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The great diversity of scenery and natural characteristics make Long Island a most popular Summer and residential territory. Its nearness to New York City, the superiority of the railroad service, the excellence of its school system, the high quality of its society — pure water, refreshing breezes, cooled by the ocean in the Summer — churches of all denominations, clubs, libraries and well- stocked stores — ?.ll unite in producing conditions that are ideal for a home, which is proven by the fact that many handsome residences have long since been established there and are occupied the entire year by their owners.

No other suburban territory can make so strong an appeal to the seekers of a quiet, restful, healthful, home section as Long Island

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LVI

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P^JiyC Fpon request, a liberal sample supply of Tablets for Trial Treatment, r £%Ci:» likewise a Physician's Personal Advice. PRICE, month's supply, $2.00.

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By Wearing Schultz's Adjustable Bunion and Corn Protector.

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information write to us.

M. Schultz, Manufacturer and Patentee, 159 Seneca Street - - Buffalo, N. Y.

LVII

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1512 Genesee Street,

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i^VlIl

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ESTABLISHED 1866

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lA : P. O. box 3.

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THIS COMPANY, whose CARRYING CAPAQTY IS FAR IN EXCESS OF ANY OTHER ATLANTIC CABLE COMPANY, is naturally favorable to the MAINTENANCE OF A LOW RATE WITH AN INCREASING VOLUME OF TRAFHC

LX

This May Be Yoor Last

To Receive

A 25c Bottle of

Sandliolm's Eczema Lotion and Dandruff Remedy— FREE

Hundreds of sufferers from skin and scalp diseases have been permanently cured with this small trial. All who have used it have baen greatly benefited, and when the treatment was faithfully continued a complete and permanent cure was the reward.

Our Offer:

EaEMA LCTION

AND

DANDRUFF REMEDY

(ALCO.HOl 40 PEP. CENT) GUMA/ms! moai vefccDAmcoiK/ss ACT, ^ime K -/scB je/!i^i m /g¥s

FOR,

PlMPlfS,ACN£,ai4or«afls.ECZEttA

WSHJEnERSPlANT POISONINaHlVES,

MOSQUnO BITES, ITCH , BARBERS ITCH,

Ri/ffiWDRM. fARASmCDliEASES,

SCALY OR SCABBY ERUPTIONS

Of THE SKIN AND SCALP.

<C/V lOEAL HAIR TOf^lC

mim imam

/73» exTEf^NAL use CMiy SHAKE THE BOTTLE

PRICE ♦ le?

SANDHOLMDRUGO?

DE3 MOINE3, IOWA

FREE Large Trial FREE

As in ithe past years, we wiU again give to readers of the World Almanac who have never used our remedy one 25c. Size Trial Bottle SANDHOItM'S ECZElbCA I^OTIOIT AND DANDRUFF BEMEDIT absolutely FREE. All we ask Is that you inclose 10c. in stamps to help defray the expense of postage and packing, and the trial will be sent promptly, charges postpaid. Write to- day and sign your name plainly.

Note — 10c. in stamps must accom- pany y-our loiter, and only one trial bot- tle will be given to any one family.

K you are troubled with Eczema, Dandruff, Sunburn, Scalp Eczema, Scald Head, Barber's Itch, Cuban Itch, Doby Itch, Tetter, Hives, Enlarged Pores, Insect Bites, Falling Hair, Pimples, Blackheads, Acne, Salt Rheum, Psoriasis, Oily Skin, Redness of the Skin, Old Sores, &c., YOU NEED SANDHOLM'S ECZEMA LOTION AND DANDRUFF REMEDY. It is used externally and shows beneficial results right from the start.

It Cures By Absorption.

Use it on your scalp — it is the best Tonic for the hair known. It kills the Dandruff Germ. Use it on your face — as a massage it has no equal.

For sale by all leading druggists and barbers. Three sizes — ^25c., • 50c. and $1.00. If your dealer v/ill not supply you, send direct to us. We prepay express charges on the $1.00 size bottle. Guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Law of June 30, 1906. Serial No. 1646.

SANDHOLM DRUG COMPANY,

Med. Dept.

Des IVIoineSj Iowa*

LXI

Six Ornamental Trays

With Your First Order

r introduce our beverages into thousands of new homes, we will ship to World Almanac readers living east of the Mississippi River one case (2 dozen bottles) of

NEWARK

p.o.n;

n J.

for 5553.00.

Express charges prepaid, including six trays useful in your buffet service.

Feigenspan Half and Half is a true tonic, a choice blending of India Pale Ale and Brown Stout, pleasant to the taste and agrees with the most delicate persons.

Prescribed by physicians for convalescents and invalids and recommended to weak and nursing mothers. Helpful for toning up the system after a day of housework.

Bottled at the brewery only.

Remit by check, money order or express order to Dept. A,

CHRISTIAN FEIGENSPAN BREWERIES,

NEWARK, N. J.

Chalmers-Detroit "30'* $1500

Pony Tonneau— Tourins Car— Roadster— Coape~~Limotuine

The Cars of the Day

The tremendous vogue of the Chal- mers-Detroits indicates the trend of the times. People want standardized cars today, sold on a reasonable margin.

There was excuse for high prices during the days of risk and experi- ment, but the excuse is ended now. The motor car has reached its develop- ment. Now it is a question of giving the most for the money.

We are giving so much in the Chal- mers-Detroits that our profit is but nine per cent. The result is, we have doubled our factory in the past year to come somewhere near to filling our orders.

Not because no other car is as good. Some other cars are made by able de- signers, as well-known as Mr. Coff*n. But the price of such cars is excessive.

This for $1500

The Chalmers-Detroit "30"— price $1500 — has a 115-inch wheel base and 34-inch wheels.

It is large, luxurious and roomy. It has all the lines and appearance of cars that cost twice as much.

It has made a long-distance speed record of 55.5 miles per hour. It has made endurance records such as no other car ever equalled. Again and '

again it has won trophies away from higher-priced, higher-powered cars.

It is an economical car, with a record of 25.7 miles on one gallon of gasoline in a contest.

There are thousands of experienced motor car owners — weary of heavy up- keep cost — who are adopting this type of car.

This for $2750

The Chalmers-Detroit "Forty" sells for $2750. And it is utterly impossible to get a better car at anywhere near the price.

Our "Forty" has a 122-inch wheel base and 36-inch wheels. It has room^ for seven pas- sengers. The upholstering is hand-buffed leather. The price includes Bosch magneto, gas lamps and gas tank.

The Chalmers- Detroit "Forty" has all the power and all the room that any one can want. Any higher price means merely excessive profit. Any agent of ours can prove this fact to your satisfaction if you will accord him the chance.

Compare the Cars

The claims made by makers of cars are con- fusing. The only way to decide between them is to compare the cars.

If anyone claims to give more for the money, please judge the facts for yourself. Or better still, ask a competent engineer to judge for you.

The men who make the most careful com- parisons are the men who buy Chalmers- Detroits.

If you don't know a nearby agent ask us for our Catalog A. We will tell you where the cars can be seen. (25)

Chalmers-Detroit Motor Company, A^rA^M. Detroit, Mich.

LXIII

We want to send you a trial order of HAYNER BOTTLED-IN-BOND WHISKEY at our risk— on our guarantee

lease you— or * you

"We want to prove to yoii what a rich, pttf€" aftd delicious whiskey this is.

We want to convince you of the extraordinary saving our DIRECT FROM DISTILLERY plan of selling means to you*

4

HERE'S OUR OFFER-WE WILL SEND YOU

Full Quart Bottles of Hayner $#^.20 Private Stock Bottled -In -Bond Whiskey— Express Prepaid— for

Ooodt shippsd in plain sealed e*se-no marlcs to Indieato contents.

When (t arrives— try it- -every bottle if you like. Then, if you don't find it all we claim— one of the most exquisite whiskies you ever tasted and equal to any you could buy in your city for $5 — send it back at our expense and your $3.20 will be returned by first mail.

THINK OF rr-THIS IS AT THE RATE OF ONLY 80 CENTS A QUART FOR THIS HIGHEST GRADE BOTTLED IN BONO WHISKEY.

—a whiskey that is distilled, aged and bottled under U. S. Government supervision— every bottle sealed with the Government's BOTTLED-IN-BOND STAMP— positive assurance that it is a STRAIGHT whiskey— fully aged, full 100 per cent proof and full measure-^absolutely PURE to the last drop*

^pl«VATE STOCK

WHISKEY

BOTTLED IN BOND

;?*HAYNER DISTILLING COMP** J^fllLaY tai ion DISTRICT. IMt,^

TRY it-TKal's aU we ask*

llie expense Is all ours If It fails to please you. Send us your order TODAY and be sure to address our nearest bhippine Depot

Orj«nl»r Artt.. C*I.. Colo.. Idaho. Mont«* Nev^N. Mas.. Ore.. Utah, Wash, or Wyo. most b« on the basU of 4 Quarts for $4.00 by Express Prepaid or 20 Quartsfor $16.20 by Freisht Prepaid.

THE HAYNER DISTILLING COMPANY. Div.5108

St. Louis, Mo. Dayton, Ohio. St. Paul, Mian*

Jacksonville, Fla. New Orieans, La.

so tMttUlenrBtTroy.OhlOb EsuUi^ed 18M. Capital. l5O0«00OPttlly Paid

LXIV

MOVING PICTURE^

OF DAN PATCH 1:55

ABSOLUTELY

POSTAGE PAID

If you are a Farmer, Stockman or Poultry Raiser and correctly answer, in your postal card or letter reply, the specified questions.

This is the Latest Sensation and Greatest Triumph in the Great Moving Picture Art.

It is a New Invention that you can carry- in your pocket and show your friends in- stantly day or night, either once or a hun- dred times and without a machine, curtain or light. It is the first successful moving pic- ture ever talcen of a World Champion Horse in his wonderful burst of speed. The original film contains

2,400 INSTANTANEOUS PICTURES OF DAN PATCH

and every picture shows the King of all Horse Creation as plainly as if you stood on the traclc and actually saw Dan Patch 1:55 in one of his thrilling speed exhibitions for a full mile. You can see Dan shake his head to let his driver know that he is ready for a supreme effort and then you can watch every movement of his legs as he files through the air with his tremendous stride of 29 feet. You can see his thrilling finish as he strains every nerve to reach the wire, you can see his driver dismount and look at his watch while thousands of people crowd around. When first shown to the public this mar- velous picture caused people to stand up all over the theatre callmg Come on Dan"— "Come on Dan.'*^

This remarkable moving picture is the most realistic and the most thrilling ever presented to the public.

We have taken a part of these 2.400 wonderful and sensational pictures and made them into a Newly Invented Moving Picture that you can carry in your pocket and show to your friends at any time, dav or night. It does not need a machine, it does not need a curtain and it does not need a light.

THIS MOVING PICTTIRE WTLT. BE MAILED TO YOU ABSOLUTELY FREE. WITH POSTAGE PREPAID, IF YOU ARE A FARMER, STOCKMAN OR POULTRY RAISER AND CORRECTLY ANSWER THE THREE QUES- TIONS.

YOU MUST ANSWER THESE 3 QUESTIONS IF YOU WANT THE MOVING PICTURES FREE

1st. In what publication did you see my Moving Picture Offer? 2d. How many head each of Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Hogs and Poultry do you own? 3d. How many acres of land do you own or how many acres of land do you rent? IF YOU ARE NOT A STOCKHOLDER AND WANT THE

MOVING PICTURES SEND ME 10 CENTS Tn silver or stamps to pay postage, etc.. on Moving Pictures. I will mail this wonderful Moving Picture of Dan Patch 1:.55, the fastest harness horse the world has ever seen, to vou if you send me Ten Cents in silver or stamps, even if vou do not own any stock or land. It costs about ,$2,700.00 cash to have one of the original pictures taken and reproduced. [CiJ^Write me to-day so that you will be sure to secure one before my supply is exhausted. Address

M. W. SAVAGE. Proprietor of

INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD CO.,

Larg-est stock Food Factory in the World. Cash Capital Paid in $2,000,000.

MINNEAPOLIS,

MINN.

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3F

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Cor. Nassau and Beekman Sts.

NEW YORK

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per annum

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Open from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturday, from 9 A. M. to 1.30 P. M.

l-XVI

Every Possible Calculation

which can be made by Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication or Division, can de done by

The •^Millionaire" Calculator

in less time, and with less work, than by any other means. Only a smgle turn 9f the crank Is necessary for each ;igure in the Multiplier or Quotient, other machines require as many turns as there are units in Multiplier or Quotient.

Catalog goes into detail. Write for a copy.

_ Metropolitan BuildiniT,

■■ " New York.

W. A. Morschhauser, Sole Agent

It'^s Almost Human

Meacham Addressing Machine

Addresses 3,000 to 5,000 Hourly

25,000 impressions have been made from, a single stencil. l

New cards cost 1-5 of la cent as compared to 2c. of other makers.

We contract to do your addressing and mailing at a less figure th.an obtainable elsewhere.

We manufacture each and every part of our machine. Own all patents in this and foreign countries. Our wrapper machine will cut and address 75,000 in 10 hours' work.

DOES THE WORK OF 75 PEOPLE DATLY.

Espeoiali.v adapted to newspapers and periodi- cals. Will duplicate any fibre stencil on market.

Meacham Addressing Machine Co.

George W. Meacham, Pres.,

180 BROADWAY, N. Y. CITY.

Meacham Addressing Machine Co. 180 Broadway, New York City.

Please send full particulars about your machine.

Name

Address

LXVII

Willjam H. Ray PRINIillfelllJjilte CO.

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LXVIII

MlMJII

A Remarkable Car for $2,000

FOR the first time the automobile market offers you a car of es- tablishecl reputation at a price so near the price of cheap, untried cars that you cannot afford to "econ- omize"—you cannot afford to buy a car you will want to trade off in an- other year for a more satisfactory car.

Real economy— and perfect auto- mobile satisfaction, for either the man who has never had a car or the man vv^ho has had many — • is found in this big 1910 .sensa- tion— the new Haynes Model 1& for $2,000. No other automabile with reputation and character ap- proaching this new^ Haynes Model has ever been sold at under $3,000.

It is the first time. the m.anufacturer of an acknowledged standard automo- bile has ever offered the public a thoroughly high-class car at anywhere near the price asked for cars that are

more or less of an experiment and that are made to sell in Mg quantities. This new Haynes is for the man who is through experimenting (or 'A^ho wants to avoid it) and who is ready to pay a moderate price for a car of proven quality.

It is built for the hundreds of con- servative, long-headed buyers who want -a car that they Unoio will give

perfect satisfac- tion— that will be an economical car to run — a simple car to handle — a car built to stand up •under the usage that breaks down the cheap car — ^and a car that can be used icitli pride in the company of the highest priced automobiles.

Whether you buy this car or not,

you owe to yourself to investigate it.

A Haynes at $2,000 is certainly too

good a proposition to ignore if you are

on the market for any kind of a car.

Haynes Automobile Company

160 Main Street Kokomo, Ind.

■MIUW«MMW^«ii»6M»WI!>JMti^ «!»-'

LXIX

Wherever there *s Pain

apply an

Alleock^

POROUS PLASTER

A Universal Remedy for Pain

When you need a Pill

take a

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Purely Vegetable

Always Effective

ALLCOCK'S

Corn Plasters

Give Immedla-te Relief

Afford Absolute Comfort

' ALLCOCK'S Bunion Plasters

Immediate Comfoft is derived from their application

Send name and address to 274 Canal St.. N. Y.. for booklet of testimonial*.

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LXXI

EXCELSIOR AUTO-CYCLE

The One That Alwars Makes Good.

Its story IS told in the record'? of e'v^rv bis road test that proves RELIABILITY, POWER and SERVICE.

Single and I win cylinder models with mag-neto and battery equipment. r Write for Catalog MC 277.

Excelsior Supply Co., 233-237 Randolph St., Chicago, 111,

FOR THE LAME WITH SHORT LIMB.

We hide your Lameness. No more high corks or irons. By wearing our Exiension it makes you look like other people, not lame. We are the only firm in the World that make the Extension giving small Ankle, perfect Instep and Foot like cut New Way for Ladies, Gents and Children. Notice: Write to us for circulars, How we give an Extension FREE.

E. L. O'CONNOR MFG. CO.,

1269 Broadway. New York City.

ii

VELVETLAWN" SEEDERS 1

Put the seed IN THE GROUND. NOT ON TOP. Enables the user to snw seed any time — wind or no wind. Saves its cost in savinR seed. Plant the seed in sod or new prradinvr. Sows any quantity desiied. Sows <'i8;ht rows at a time or a sti-ip of sixteen inches wide.

"VELVETLAWN'* SEEDERS MAKE VELVETY LAWNS.

Sow all kinds of clover, grass seeds, onion seed, lettuce, radish, etc.

SEND rOR r.\T.\LOGrE.

** Velvetlawn ** Seeder Co.

Bux ."ilO. LXXlF

SpriDRlield. Ohio. U. S. A.

04,r

The Grabowsky Power Wagon Co.. Detroit. Mich.: Oct. 27, 1909.

ii^« "i"~"^'® have used vour Grabowslty Truck on our Evening World de-

iv^JfiJ every day. it has gi\eh us very satisfactory service. We have experi- enced no tiouble with it at all,

Yours truly.

Manager Circulation Dep't..

New York World.

WANTED

The NAME and ADDRESS of every READER of this BOOK who is interested in

FARMING

We Want to Send You an Interesting Book on Shallow Cultivation

"How to Grow Better Crops With Less Labor"

This is the tool with which you can do it. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. The proof of our statement is in the using of one of these tools.

KEYSTONE FARM MACHINE COMPANY

146-154 North Beaver Street Factory Elxport Office

York, Penn. 24 State St., New York City

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(Advance So-Horse Compound Coal-Burner Equipped for Floioing)

Our Machinery Is Running Everywhere—

every day — both in our immense factory, turning out the highest grade of traction engines, threshing and com husking machinery, etc., and in the field by thousands of satisfied and enthusiastic customers in plowing, hauling and threshing all kinds of grain throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, South America, Russia, etc. We are the largest in our line. Our large illustrated catalogue No. 23 is very interesting and full of details. Sent free upon request. ,

Advance Thresher Company

Battle Creek, Michigan, U. S. A.

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HIGH-GRADE

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Direct Receivers from the Mines

Coal Delivered by the Truck Load to all Parts of Manhattan and Hudson County ::::::::

Coal Pockets and Docks at

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NEW YORK OFFICE

23d St. and Broadway, Flatiron Bld&

Telephone Call, Gramercy 1919

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35 14th St. (near Ferry),Hoboken,N.J.

Telephone Call, Hoboken 905

Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention

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Over 20,000 Persons Have Been Cured by This Treatment During the Past Seven Years.

DR. E. L. STYLES.

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(By special arrangement with Mr. G. L. Uar&ington, publisher Long Island Medical Journal.)

Alphabetical List by States

Eleva- Estab-

CONNECTICUT. tion lisbed

Barnes' Sanitarium, Dr., ¥. H.Barnes, Stamtord , 600 1895

Bowman's Sanitarium, Dr., J. E. Bowman, Greenwich 28 1895

Brooks' Sanatorium, Dr., M. J. Broolfs, Mew Canaan 340 1896

Cedar Wild Sanitarium, A. L. Fitch, Darien 66 19J0

Cheney's Sanatorium, Dr. B. Austin ; B. A. Cheney, New Haven 10 1893

C'reMt View Sanatorium, il. xU. Hitchcock* tJreeiiwich 300 1894

Cromwell ttall. F. K. Hallock. Cromwell 250 1877

Flmcroft Sanatorium, E. S. Vail, Enfteld 78 1890

Givens' Sanitarium, Dr., A. J. Givens, Stamtord 150 1890

Grand View Sanatorium, W. P. S. Keating, South Windham 800 1894

Keeley Institute, The, W. H. Boals, 307 Beach Street, West Haven 64 1892

McFarland's Sanitarium. Dr., D. W. McFarland, Greens Farms 100 1898

Moss Hill Villa. A. D. Wadsworth, South Worwalk 300 1903

Newhope Private Sanitarium, C. E. Skinner, 61-63 Grove Street, New Haven 10 1900

"On-the-Hill" Sanatorium, O. VV. Jackson, Watertown 600 1903

Spring Hill Home, J. L. Buel, Litchfield l.loO 1858

StvieH's .Sanitarium, Dr., E. Li. Stvles, New Britain 199 1«96

Westport Sanitarium, F. D. Ruland, Westport 26 1891

Wilson Sanitarium, 151 Retreat Avenue, Hartford 38 1898

Woodland Sanatorium, M. M. Johnson, 122 Woodland Street, Harttord 38 1890

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Francis Private Sanitarium, John R., John R. Francis, 2112 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W..

Washington 25

Keeley Institute, E. C. Barstow, 2H >'orth Capital Street. Washington. .. 25 1897

INDIANA.

Bourbon Sanitarium. A. O. Matchette, Bourbon 800 1901

Bye Sanitarium, Dr. Benj. Bye, Indianapolis 700 1896

Columbus Sanitarium. John Little Morris, Columbus , 600 1890

Crescent Sanitarium, Drs. A. AL Hayden and J W. Phares, Evansville 431 1899

Evansville Sanitarium, Edw. Walker and J. Welbron, 712 Twentieth Street, Evansville. .. 370 1893

Fayette Sanitarium, W. H. Worster, Connersville 800 1902

Fletcher's Sanitarium, Dr. W. B., W. B. Fletcher. Indianapolis 700 1888

Gilbert Memorial Sanitarium, Dr. Wm. Gilbert, Evansville 300 1897

Glen View, M. C. Benham, Richmond 915 18^1

Home Lawn Mineral Springs. W. E. Hendricks, Martinsville 500 1893

Hotel Lithia, C. J. Finney, Attica 500

Highland Sanitarium, A. S. Tilford. Martinsville 500 1894

Inter laken Sanitarium. W. Wardner. La Porte 300 1870

Invalids' Home Sanitarium. R. B. Jackson, Kokomo 575 1873

Keele.v Institute, Marion. Ind

Keeley Institute, Plainfield ^„„ ,„„„

Knapp Sanitarium, Dr. Geo. H. C. Knapp, cor. Fourth Street and Broadway, Vincennes.. 400 1898

Martinsville Sanitarium, E. V. Green, Martinsville 600 1889

"Norwavs," A. E Sterne. 1820 East Tenth Street, Indianapolis 450 1898

Shelby vi lie. . Shelby ville 1.844 1900

Vigo Sanitarium, Drs. Stock and Howe. 324 South Tiiird Street, Terre Haute 400 1900

Winona Lake Health Resort, J. G. Nebras, Winoua Lake 800 1903

MAINE.

Keele.v Institute. Portland , „.. .^.

Maine State Sanatorium, E. Nichols, Hebron 1,200 1905

MARYLAND.

Barnard Sanatorium. J. S. Barnard, 2724 Charles Street, North Baltimore 130 1900

Brewster Park Hotel Sanitarium, F. A. Brewster, Laurel 1,000 1935

Carroll Springs Sanitarium, G. H. Wright, Forest Glen 300 1889

VoxX, Hill Private Home for Backward and Nervous Children, S. J. Fort, near Ellicott

City, Howard County 500 1886

Gnndry Sanitarium. A. T. Gundry, Oatons ville 500 1910

Milb-rSanitariuin, I. Miller, 1734 St. Paul Street, Baltimore 200 1896

Mt. Hope Retreat. F. J. Flann-ry and C G, Hill, Mt. Hope 460 1840

Riggs' Cottage, G. H. Rigu's. Ijntnsville 750 1896

Sanitarium, H. A. Kelly. 1418 Kntaw Place-. Baltimore l.fHM) 1892

Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Ho8i)ital, E. N. Brush, Towson (Station A, Baltimore) 456 1853

Springer Sanitarium, N. A. Springer and J. U Groon, Towaon (Station A. Baltimore)... 130 1890

Wills Mountain Sanatorium, H. D. Fry and J. T. Johnson, (near) Cumberland 1,800 1903

MASSACHUSETTS.

Adams Nervine Asylum. D. H. Fuller, Jamaica Plain, Boston 80 1877

Attleboro and Martha's Vineyard Sanitarium, The, U V. (Justiii-Mackiu. June to

October, (Jottage City; October to .June, Attleboro 100 1880

Baker Sanitarium, Walter, F. L. Taylor, Roxbury, Boston 80 1892

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MASSACHUSETTS-Continned.

, BerkshirQ'Hills Sanatorium, The, W. E. Brown, North Adams

Buscall's Home, I. Buscall, Springfield

Children's Island Sanitarium, H. .). Hall, Salem Harbor, Marblehead

Douglas'-s Sanatorium, Dr., (J. J. Douglas, 321 Center Street, Dorchester, Boston

Framingham Nervine. E. L. Keith, Winter Street, Framingliam

Greystone Towers Sanatorium, E. S. Le Lacheur, West Bridgewater i

Highlands, The, F. W. Kussell, A. B., Winchendon

Keeley Institute, J. H. Kane,^ Lexington

Maquan Sanitarium, F. S. Thomas, South Hanson

Millet Sanatorium, The, C. S. Millet, East Bridnewater

Nauheim Sanitarium, RIary Sanderson, Springtield

New England Sanitarium, W. E. Bliss, Melrose

Newton Nervine, N. E. Paine, West Newton

Newton Sanatorium, N. E. Paine, West Newton

Ocean View, W. ■•«♦. Birge, Provincetown

Ring's Sanatorium. Dr., A. M. Ring, Arlington Heights, Boston

River view Sanitarium, W. F. Robie, Baldwinville

Sharon Sanatorium, V. Y. Bowditch, Sharon

Somerville Sanitarium. H. Hull, 16 Austin Street, Somerville

Tothill Lodge, A. H. Tut tie, Charles River Road, Cambridge

Wheeler Sanitarium, Mrs. M. H. Paul, Superintendent, 32 Copeland Street, Roxbury

District, Boston

Wellesley Nervine, E. H. Wis wall, Wellesley

Woodside Cottages, P. W. Patch, Framinghain

Worcester Sanitarium, "The Pines," H. A. Gibbs, Worcester

NEW JERSEY.

."Fair Oaks," Eliot Gorton, Summit

Galen Hall, , Atlantic City

Idy lease Inn, E. A. Day, Newfoundland

Oak Hill Sanitarium, D. M. Gardiner, Caldwell

Plaiiifleltl .Saiiitariiiin) J. II. Cooler, Somerset Street, Plainfieitl.

River lawn, D. T. Millspaugh, 45 Totowa Avenue, Paterson

Summit Grove Place Sanitarium, S. S. Nivison, Hammonton

Vaughan's Private Sanitarium, H. D. Van Gasbeek, Sussex

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Highland Springs Sanatorium, A. E. Bro%ming, Nashua

Keele.v Institute, Manchester

Pembroke Sanatorium, H. T. Fontaine, Pembroke, P. O. Address, R. F. D. No. 14, Concord

NEW YORK STATE.

Adirondack Cottaie Sanitarium, E. L. Trudeau, Saranac Lake

Avon Springs Sanitarium, W. K. Quackenbush, Avon.

Bay IJidge Home. Mrs. A. A. R. Henrichsen, Supt., 224 Seventy-eighth Street. Brooklyn.

Bethesda Sanitarium, The, W. H. Person, 192-194 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn

Bcthesda Sanitarium, C. D. Clawson, Montour Falls

Bond's Hou.se. Dr.. G.-F. M. Bond, 960 N. Broadway, Yonkers

Breezehurst Terrace. D. A. Harrison, Whitestone, L. I

Brigham Hall Hospital, D. R. Burrell, Canandaigua

Buffalo Electric Sanitarium, J. T. Pitkin, 206 Connecticut Street, Buffalo

Clifton Sprinss Sanitarium, F. W. Span 1 ding, Clifton Springs ,

Combes' Sanitarium. Dr., R. C. F. Combes, Flushing, N. Y. City

Cor win Munoie Sanitarium, E. H. Muncie, Binghamton

Drydt-n Spa Place Sanitarium, S. S. Nivison, Dryden

Everett's House, Dr., E. A. Everett, 861 College Avenue, F.lmira

"Falkirk," , Central Valley

Gabriels' Sanatorium, W. H. Clancy, Gabriels, Franklin County

Gleason M.;alth R-sort, J. C. Fisher, Elmira

Glens Springs Sanitarium, W. E. Leffingwell, Watkins ,

Graham Highland Pjirk Sanatorium and Maternity Hospital, O. T. Graham, Rochester..

Greenmont Sanitarium. R. ij Parsons, Ossining

••IiiterpiiK-w," F. \V. Seward, CJoslien

.TaekMon Health Itesort, .1. If. JacUison, DanMville

Keele.v Institute, John .1. llrown, A^liite Plahis

Keelev InstiMite, M. .1. O'Coiinell, 7J>}) NiaK:>»ra Street, BuflfaU*

Ke Hogg's House. Dr. T. H. Kellogg, Riverdale, New Vork City

Knickerbocker Hnll. J. R. Harding, College Po'nt, L. I

Lexington Heights Hospita', D. G. Wilcox, 173 Lexington Avenue, Buffalo

Long Island Home, (). .1. WMsey, Amityville, L. I

Loom is Sana tori mil. H. M. King, Liberty, Sullivan County

Loudi'n Ha II. J. Iii>iidi-n, Stiot., Amityville, L. I

MacDonabl's House, Dr., f!. F. MacDonald, Pleasantville Station, Westchester County.

Marshall Snnatoriiim, H Elliott, Troy

McMichaf'I's Sanatorium. Dr. (J. H. Mc:Michael, 75 West Tupper Street, Buffalo

Midd let own Sanitarium, Middletown, N. Y

Eleva-	Estab-
tiun	lished
927	187T
100	1890
50	1866
80	....
300	1896
• • > >	1904
1,100	1875
200	1892
60	1894
200	1900
200	1905
300	1899
40	1892
40	1900
300	1902
400	1879
1,000	1885
300	1891
500	1895
70	1901
80	1888
200	1897
350	1900
500	1897
580	1902
10	1894
1,000	1902
500	1899
100	1879
120	1891
100	• . . •
800	1895
1,000	1900
700	1901
1,650	1884
700	1872
90	. • • •
90
400	1879
350	1901 1890
140
700	1855
500	1888
300	18.50
65	1889
800	1893
2,500	1862
1,000	1905
• * > .	1890
1,800	1896
1,000	1852
1,000	1890
500	1900
300	1S80
800	1890
900	1858
300	1892
• • ■ .	1894
50	1898
40	1902
500	1890
12	1882
2.300	1896
29	1886
350	1896
200	1851
600	1891
600	1902

(Concluded on pageLXXXIl LXXX

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NEW YORK STATE. -Continued. Hon lished

Monteliore Home Country Sanatorium, L. Rosenberg, Bedford Station 450 189X

Morton's Piiv.ite Hou8 3, Dr., D. J. Morton, Eighty-eiglitli Street and Fort Hamilton

Parkway, iirooklyn 90 1902

MuncieS.tnitarium, E. 11. Muncie, 117 Macon Street, Brooklyn 90 1896

Muncie Sanatorium Hotel, E. ri. & L. U, Muncie, Muncie Island, Babylon, L. 1 160 1898

Murray Hiil sanitarium, E. V. Maguet, Supt., 148 East Thirty-tifth Street, New York

Cyity • • .••.. •••••• 56 . •. .

New York diristian Home for Intemperate Meu, Rev. G. L. Avery, Manager 50 1877

Olean Sanitarium, W. 1. Hewitt, Olean ^ 1,600 1894

Oppenlieimer luititute. 317 West Fiity-seventh Street, New York City 50 1902

Parkside Sanitarium, S. A. Dunnam, Butfalo 600 1902

ProvidenceRetreat, J. J. Twohey. 2157 Main Street, Buffalo 600 1860

River Orest, W. E. Dold. Astoria, L. I., New York City 60

Riverview, J. R. Bolton, Eisiikiil-on-the-Hudsoa 175 1870

Ross Health R-sort, W. H. Ross, Brentwood, E. 1 80 1900

Sail ler Sanitarium, Tlie Dr. CO., C. O. Sahler, Kingston 180 1893

St. Vincents Retreat, S. J- Brooks, Harrison, Westchester County (Women only) 300 1879

Santord Hall. W. S. Brown, Fiushinj;. New York City 30 1841

Shepard's Sanitarium, Dr., C. H. Shepard, 81 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn 90 1861

SpaSanitarium, The, A. I. Tiiayer, 65 High Street, Ballston, Spa 400 1901

Steuben Sanitarium, J. E. Walker, Hornellsville- 1,400 1892

Stony Wold Sanitarium, H. S. Goodall, Lake Kushaqua 1,725 1901

Strong's, Dr., S. E. Strong, Saratoga Springs 300 1855

Telfair Sanitarium, W. G. Telfair, 568 West Avenue, Rochester 500 1892

Vitalist School of Physical Training, The, A. H. Terry, Blue Point, L. 1 70 1906

Waldmere-on-the-Sound, E. N. Carpenter, Mamnroneck 10 1889

WhitPsboro Sanitarium, E\ P. Bayiiss. Whitesboro 500 1893

Williamson Sanitarium, A. N. Williamson, Dobb's Ferry 10 1880

Willis Sanitarium, H. Willis, 1453 Pacific Street, Brooklyn 90 1901

OHIO.

Barnhill Sanitarium, T. G. Barnhill. Findlay "TOO 1895

"Brown Cure, The J. S.," C. J. Turner, Main Street, Greenspring 800 1865

Brunton Sanitarium, H. O. Brunton, Conneaut 200 1902

Cincinnati Sanitarium. K. W. Langdon, College Hill, Station K, Cincinnati 900 1873

Fair Oaks Villa, W, A. Searl, Cuyahoga Falls 1.100 1894

Geiger's Sanitarium, G. H. Geiger, 118 East Second Street, Dayton 700 1890

Good Samaritan Hospital, H. T. Sutton, Z.nnesville 690 1895

Grandview Sanitarium. Price Hill, B. T. Beebe, Cincinnati 800 1901

Hartman Sanitarium, D. R. Summy, 247 South Fourth Street, Columbus 450 1890

Keeley Institute, Columbus ,

Langooy's Bathatorium and Electric Health Home, J. Miller Langcoy's, Lime, Allen

County 835 1900

Mansfield Sanitarium, B. F. Harding, Mansfield 1.300 1902

McMillen Sanitarium, Bishop McMillen, Shepard 600 1894

Mowry's Sanitarium and Treatment Rooms, Dr. D. Mowry, 203 Fountain PL, Bellefontaine 1.100 1895

Park View Sanitarium. H. A. Rodebaugh, 664 N. Park Street, Columbus 790 1901

Oxford Retreat, G. F. Cook, Oxford 900 1885

Sawyer Sanitarium, C. E. Sawyer, Marion 240 1895

Sigler's Electrical Sanitarium, J. B. Claypool, Niles 870 1874

Shepard Sanitarium. W. E. Postle, SheT)ard 1853

University Sanitarium. C. A. Palmer, 773 Republic, Cleveland 600 1900

PENNSYLVANIA.

Easton Sanitarium. 0. S. Kinney. Easton 300 ....

Grand View Sanitarium, R. D. Wenrich, Wernersville 800 1847

Inwood Sanitarium, S. K. Winter, West Conshohocken 1,100 1898

Keelev Institute, 42^6 I ifth Avenue, IMttsburgh

Keeley Institute. S12 North Broad .'^Ireet, Philadelphia

Lebanon Sanitarium. A. B. filoni tiger, Lebanon 600 1904

Lititz Sprinsrs Simitarium. J. B. Brobst. Lititz 700 1902

Markleton Sanatorium, J. L. Martin. Mark le ton • 2,000 1891

Mercer Sanitarium, The M. L. McKinstry. Mercer 2,500 1900

Mountain Side Sana tori am A. M. Roth rock, Mont Alto 2,000 1905

Pennsylvania Sanitarium H H. Knapp. 19'29 Girnrd Avenue, Philadelphia 300 1902

.South Mountain Camp Smatorium, A. M. Rothrock, Mont Alto 1.650 1903

Sunnyreflt Sanatorium, K. .Stockdale, White Haven 1,200 1901

Walter Sanatorium, The, R. Walter, Walters Park 800 1874

White Haven Sanatorium, L.F. Flick, White Haven 1,600 1901

RHODE ISLAND.

Bates' Electropathic Sanitarium, Dr.. W. L. Bates, 141 Benefit Street, Providence 70 1893

Hope wort hS.-itiitarium, W. C. (Jinfi-ld. Bristol 75 1883

Keeley In^Utute, The, T. J. Stringfleld, Providence '0 1892

VERMONT.

Lakevlew Sanitarium. W. D. R^rry. Burlington 300 1882

Prime's Vermont Smitarium. Dr. W. R. Prime. 244 Pearl Street. Burlington 260 1895

Randolph Sanatorium. Til.-, . J. P. (iitford. Knndolph , 1.800 1905

Sparhawk Sanitarium, .S. Spar hawk, Burlington 300 1887

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A Living From Poultry

SI^SOO.OO From 60 Hens in Ten Months On a City Lot 4-0 Feet Square.

To the average poultryman that would seem impossible, and when we tell you that we have actually done a $1,500 poultry business with 60 hens on a cor- ner in the city garden 40 feet wide by 40 feet long we are simply stating facts. It would not be possible to get such re- turns by any one of the systeons of poultry keeping recommended and prac- tised by the American people, still it is an easy matter when the new

PHILO SYSTEM IS ADOPTED.

THE PmLO .SYSTEM IS I XLIKE ALE OTHER WAYS OF KEEPING POLETRY.

and in many respect.s just the reverse, accom- plishing things in poultry work that have al- ways been considered impossible and getting unheard-of results that are hard to believe without seeing.

THE NEW SYSTEM COVERS ALE BRANCHES OF THE WORK NECESSARY

FOR SUCCESS. from selecting the breeders to marketing the product. It tells how to get eggs that will hatch, how to hatch nearly every egg and how to raise nearly all the chicks hatche'l. It gives complete plans in detail how to make everything necessary to run the business and at less than half the cost required to handle the poultry business ip any other manner.

TWO POUND BROILERS IN 8 ^VEEKS.

ai-e raised in a space of less than a square foot to the broiler without any loss, and the broilers are of the very best quality, bringing here three cents per pound above the highest market price.

Ol R SIX-MONTHS-OLD PULLETS ARE

LAYING AT THE RATE OF 34 EGGS

EACH PER MONTH.

in a space of two square feet for each bird. No green cut bone of any description is fed. and the food used is inexpensive as compared with food others are using.

Out new book, the PHILO SYSTEM OF POULTRY KEEPING, gives full particulars regarding these wonderful discoveries, with simple, easy-to-uhderstand directions that are right to the point, and 15 pages of illustra- tions showing all branches of the work from start to finish.

DON'T LET THE CHICKS DIE IN THE ^^here"! am'nowV'Yours truly.C. H. Leach.

SHELL. ncaki"? Minn June 7. '09.

One of our secrets of success is to save all UsaKis. .vimn., ouik. i.

the chickens that are fully developed at hatching time, whether they can crack the shell or not. It is a simple trick and believed to be the secret of the ancient Egyptians and Chinese which enabled them to sell the chicks at 10 cents a dozen.

CHICKEN FEED .\T 1.1 CENTS A BliSHEL.

Our book tells how to make the best green food with but little trouble and have a good supply, any day in the year, winter or sum- | will ra mer. It Is just as im

OUR NEW BROODER SAVES 3 CENTS ON EACH CHICKEN.

No lamp required. No danger of chilhng. over-heating or burning up the chickens as with brooders using lamps or any kind of fire. They also keep all the lice off the chick- ens automatically or kill any that may be on them when placed in the brooder. Our book gives full plans and the right to make and use them. One can easily be made in an hour at a cost of 25 to 50 cents. TESTOION^ALS. Bellefontaine, Ohio, June 7, '09. ' Mr. E. R. Philo. Elmira, N. Y.

Dear Sir: I just want to tell you of the success I have had with the Philo system. In January, 1909, I purchased one of your Pmlo Svstem books and I commenced to hatcn chickens. On the third day of February, 190'.». I succeeded in hatching ten chicks. I put them in one of vour fireless brooders and we had zero weather. We succeeded in bringing through nine— one got killed by accident. Un June 1 one of the pullets laid her first egg. and the most remarkable thing is she has laid every day since up to the present time.

Yours tTuly, R. S. LaRue.

20.5 S. Clinton St.. ^^

Baltimore, Md., May 2S, .1909. E R Philo, Publisher, Elmira, N. Y.

"r>ear Sir- I have embarked in the poultry business on a small scale (Philo System\ and am having the best of success so far. sixtj- eight per cent, of eggs hatched by hens, all chicks alive and healthy at this writing; they are now three weeks old. Mr. Philo is a pub- lic benefactor and I don't believe his System can be improved upon, and so lam now look- ing for more yard room, having but 1.)x30

Mr E. R. Philo. Elmira. N. ^ .

Dear slr: You certainly have the greatest svstem the world has ever known I have had experience with poultry, but I know you have the system that brings the i-eal profits, nave iiic oj Yours, Jesse Underwood,

Brockport. N. Y.. 'Sept. 12, 1908. Mr E. W. Philo. Elmira. N. "i . u^^^a

Dear Sir- I hare had perfect success hrood- in^ chickens vour wav. I think your method e year, winter or sum- , wi^l ^alt^r^nglr healthier chicks than he possible to get a large I old way of "sing lamps. a"f,^\^7i^oectfu1fv egg yield without green food as it Is to keep i so much work and risk, \ours '^^ig^^l^jj^g; a cow without hay or fodder. , i * ' 'o/^/T />rt'!

Send $1.00 direct to the pumsher and a copy of the latest revisea eai- tion of the hook ivill he sent you hy return mail

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FOUR years ago the CORNINGS, father and son, both in poor health, and with no practical experience, took up egg-raising, on a few acres of land, beginning with only thirty hens. To- day they have one of the greatest egg-producing plants in this coun- try, and a business that, with 1,953 hens, paid last year a clear profit of more than ticelve thousand dollars.

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^ ""^Is?* 140-Egg IncubatoFi^^^'e

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HE most modern and best illuminating and cooking service for isolated homes and institutions is furnished by the CLIMAX GAS MACHINE.

Apparatus fur- nished on TRIAL under a guaran- tee to be satis= factory and in

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IF MACHINE DOES NOT MEET YOUR EXPECI ATiONS, FiRE IT BACK.

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Sterling Value in Cream Separators

What "Sterling" means on a piece of silver the name "Empire" means on a cream separator.

So-called silver can be bought for far less than the real article. It looks like S'ilver and gives you satisfaction for a little while perhaps. But it is for a little while only. "Ster- ling" means a life of wear and service.

THAT'S THE WAY WITH THE

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of Actual Quality Cream Separators.

They are built of best material, by the most skilled mechanics in the up-to-date factory of the Cream Separator world.

Years of Service Prove Their Worth

Do you want a contraption that looks like a separator or a cream separator of highest quality that actually separates for years to come.

Last year the dairy products sold for about $800,000,- 000. Did you get your share of this sum?

If you have cows, and want to make the fullest amount of money from them, just address a postal to

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Room 1109 Fisher Bldg. - - - _ Chicago, III.

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YOUR ERRICIEirMCY INCREASED

BY WEARING

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OOMRELS DEER BREATMIIMG F"or IVIan,NA/oman and Child

NULIFE ^as benefited more than 6,000,000 wearers who have become deep breathers, and it will benefit you. Good health and a clear, active brain are the necessary attributes of a suc- cessful career in art or business. Every day people of superior ability ana intelligence, but lacking the energy, strength and vitality of vigorous health, are obliged to give way to their more robust competitors.

Brains are not the only requisite. Our American leaders of industry and art are all men and women of striliing physical force and power. They appear to radiate energy. Their chief asset is their good health. The moment theiJ health goes they go. too. Beep breathing assures them good health.

NLLIFE wearers are always found in the front ranks of every profession. NULIFE holds your shoulders back and body upright. The spinal column, thus relieved of all strain, permits the congested organs to assume their proper and natural positions. The shoulders thus held, as nature intended, causes the

chest to expand and allows the lungs their full supply of air. causing vou to breathe deeply and regularly.

Deep Breathing, when the body is properly held, has the same exhilarating effect as pure mountain air; it revital- izes the entire body, clears and stimu- lates the brain, mfuses new life and energy into the burnt-out system and instills new hopes, new aims and new

ambitions into the reawakened body and makes you breathe you rself back to health.

WHAT NULIFE IS

NUUFE is a wonderful body sup- porter, built on scientific lines, the' principle of whifh was discovered and patented b.v Trof. Chas. Munter of New

York, a specialist on the human body. It is made of a washable fabric and is worn over the undergarments. It weighs but a few ounces, is as light as a feather, and as strong as steel; is ad.justed by a belt around the waist, con- trolling the lacings, and is fastened under the waist line, being so simple any cluld can put it on without assistance.

NULIFE IS GTJARANTCrED to compel deep breathinir. straighten round shoulders, expand the chest from two to six inches, reduce the abdomen to proper proportions without effort ott oart of the wearer, strengthen the lungs, heart and nerves and purifies the blood, prevents colds brought on by sudden draughts, and, in fact, acts as a watchman oA'cr the entire s.vstem. NILIFJE holds the bodj' up. gives men a commanding appearance, and imparts to women the grace, symmetry and poise demanded by fashion, with or without a corset. It makes children walk, sit and grow erect and health.v.

NULIFE is recommended and advocated by eminent physicians and singers everywhere.

I>o not put off till to-morrow the NULIFE you should put on to-day. Send us $3.00 with your name and address, plainly written, giving your height, weight, and chest measure, close ud under the arm pits around the body state whether male or female, and NULIFE will be sent you, prepaid, and guaran- teed to give satisfaction.

We will send FREE our illustrated booklet telling all about NULIFE and What it has done for others and will do for you, on application to

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One Diiipenser and half-gallon of Beau BruiTinneU Liquid Soap

$4.50

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CLEAN OR DIRTY SOAP?

Don't use cake soap that carries in its spongy surface dirt, and possibly contagion, from one person to another. Throw away the old-fash- ioned disease-spreading, filth- reeking cake soap. The age has outlived it.