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1908.] THE SOUTHERN PLANTER. 43<br />

APPL E andalloth-<br />

PEACH trees do<br />

their best<br />

PEAR<br />

plum r# nprop"<br />

SPRAYED<br />

Have you any fruit trees that<br />

yield poor, wormy, knarled, blighted<br />

and imperfect fruit? Do you spray<br />

them? If not you are<br />

LOSING MONEY<br />

All kinds of spray pumps at<br />

prices from $3 up.<br />

Our Spray Pumps are reliable,<br />

simple and durable.<br />

Used by the Virginia and North<br />

Carolina Agricultural Departments.<br />

SYDNOR PUMP & WELL CO.,<br />

DEPT. B.<br />

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.<br />

Get the Best<br />

A Good Spray Pump e»rai big<br />

profits and lasts for years.<br />

THE ECLIPSE<br />

Is a good pump. As practical<br />

fruit growers we<br />

were using tie common<br />

sprayers In our<br />

own orchards—found<br />

their defects and then Invented<br />

<strong>The</strong> Eclipse. Its raeeess<br />

practical ly foreed ms late manufacturing<br />

en at large eaale.<br />

Ton take neckanoes. We hare<br />

all the<br />

f«RBIU M<br />

Larn* fuUy fllmsi 'sees'<br />

PINEAPPLE TAPIOCA.<br />

One cup of tapioca, 1 cup of sugar,<br />

3 cans of pineapple, 2 lemons. Four<br />

3 cups of boiling water on the tapioca<br />

and cook it until it is clear. Remove<br />

from the fire and add the juice of the<br />

lemons, the sugar and the pineapple.<br />

Put on ice or in a cold place and eat<br />

very cold with cream.<br />

CARAVBN.<br />

OLD VIRGINIA'S ENTERPRISE.<br />

While the year just closed has been<br />

one of marked enterprise and progressiveness,<br />

it is extremely doubtful<br />

if any State in the Union has made<br />

greater strides in that respect than<br />

old Virginia. In no field of endeavor<br />

is this more consistently illustrated<br />

than in the live stock and agricultural<br />

industries of this State.<br />

Undoubtedly the most influential<br />

movement for improving the live stock<br />

interests of Virginia inaugurated the<br />

past year was the organization of a<br />

company for that particular purpose.<br />

This organization is styled "<strong>The</strong> Virginia<br />

Stock Farm Company, Inc.," and<br />

has its principal office and establishment<br />

at Bellevue, Bedford County, Va.<br />

In reality, this company is a "State<br />

Live Stock Improvement Society," as<br />

it is formed for the purpose of improving<br />

the live stock in Virginia by<br />

propogating and having for general<br />

distribution at reasonable prices<br />

standard types of the particular<br />

breeds best adapted to the practical<br />

purposes of the farmers and stockmen<br />

of Virginia. This company is<br />

organized and incorporated with an<br />

authorized capital of $100,000. <strong>The</strong><br />

officers and directors are experienced<br />

breeders of influence, several of them<br />

being gentlemen of national reputation,<br />

while all are exceptionally well<br />

qualified for the offices they hold, as<br />

may be seen from the following:<br />

President, Col. James P. Woods, Roanoke,<br />

Va. ; Vice-President, Hon. Henry<br />

Fairfax, Aldie, Loudoun County, Va.;<br />

Secretary, Edward C. Burks, Bedford<br />

City, Va.; Treasurer, John Victor,<br />

Lynchburg, Va.; General Manager, J.<br />

Elliott Hall Bellevue, Va. ; Corporation<br />

Counsel, Hon. J. Lawrence Campbell,<br />

Bedford City, Va. <strong>The</strong> Board of<br />

Directors consists of the following<br />

gentlemen: Col. James P. Woods,<br />

Roanoke, Va.; Hon. Henry Fairfax,<br />

Aldie, Loudoun County, Va.; Gen.<br />

John B. Castleman, "Castlewood,"<br />

Louisville, Ky.; Dr. J. G. Ferneyhough,<br />

D. V. M., B. S., State Veterinarian,<br />

Burkeville, Va.; James McCollister,<br />

"<strong>The</strong> Oaks," Circleville, Ohio;<br />

Hugh N. Dyer, Roanoke, Va.; Dr. S. B.<br />

Hartman, "Hartman Farm," Columbus,<br />

Ohio; F. H. LaBaume, Agricultural<br />

and Industrial Agent Norfolk<br />

and Western Railroad, Roanoke, Va.;<br />

J. Elliott Hall, "Trace View," Bellevue,<br />

Va.; J. J. Scott, Bedford City,<br />

Va.; C. G. Smith, Roanoke, Va., and<br />

Edward C. Burks, Bedford City, Va.<br />

From the Board of Directors there<br />

was elected an Executive Committee<br />

Defender<br />

Sprayer<br />

All brass, easiest working,<br />

most powerful, automatic<br />

mixer, expansion<br />

valves, double strainer.<br />

Catalogue of Pumps and<br />

Treatise est Spraying free.<br />

Agents Wamthd.<br />

J.Y Oaylord, Box 82 Oatakill.al. I.<br />

Well Drills<br />

For Horse, Steam or Gasoline Power<br />

Well Augers<br />

For Horse Power<br />

Address<br />

LOOMIS MACHINE CO.<br />

TIFFIN, OHIO<br />

EASY to OEHORN<br />

BEATS THE<br />

your cattle with the KEY STONE<br />

Dehorning knife. Operation performed<br />

in an instant with little<br />

pain. Leaves stump so that it<br />

heals quickly. <strong>The</strong> KEYSTONE<br />

Dehorner is sold on a money back<br />

guarantee. Send for free booklet<br />

giving valuable dehorning facts.<br />

Grindstone<br />

TEN TIMES OVER<br />

No pressure, no drawing<br />

temper, if you use the<br />

Practical<br />

Alundum<br />

Grinder<br />

with wheel revolving •<br />

3,000 times a minute, f<br />

Far superior toemeryj<br />

or stone. Grinds any I<br />

tool, knife to sickle.<br />

Different sizes. Foot<br />

power attachment.<br />

Write for circular of particulars.<br />

Good agents wanted. Address,<br />

KOYjU, ma, CO.. 35 E. Walnut St.. Lancaster. 9m<br />

(Patented October IS, 1S0».)<br />

Solve* the problem of caring pea rive,<br />

alfalfa or other hay almost regardless of<br />

weather conditions, as the racks give Interior<br />

ventilation and keep hay from touehlag<br />

{round, thereby causing It to cure out nicely<br />

when other methods fall. One handling completes<br />

the work and the hay Is safe. Few<br />

prices and circular giving full particulars.<br />

Address H. B. BELL, Burkeville. Va.<br />

A.GBNTS WANTED IN EVERY COUNTT.<br />

A neat Binder for your back numbers<br />

can be had for 30 cents. Address<br />

our Business Department.<br />

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