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1908.J THE SOUTHERN PLANTER. 73
high standard of manufacture is
maintained. The awarding of these
honors at Norfolk serves to impress
upon us the fact that I. H. C. machines,
of whatever character, are
never secondary to anything of their
type that is manufactured.
The International Harvester Company
also received a bronze medal for
the general excellence of their exhibit.
RAISING POULTRY AS A
LINE.
SIDE
There is money in raising poultry
for the market. As a side line, it fills
in many unprofitable hours and pays
handsome dividends the year round.
You can start without a feather and
select enough pullets from the first
season's hatching to lay all the eggs
you need for the next season, or you
can market them as broilers at a good
round price.
The business of raising poultry is
one that doesn't require a large
amount of money to start. For a few
dollars you can
buy either the
Wooden Hen or
the Excelsior Inly
cubator, and
either one will
s*"" more than pay for
itself with the first hatch. There's no
need to pay high prices for incubators
that won't do as well.
These incubators are made by Geo.
H. Stahl, Quincy, Illinois, who is widely
known as one of the largest and
most successful manufacturers of
hatchers and brooders in the country.
Begin to-day by writing for a free
copy of Stahl's catalogue.
LOW WAGON WHEELS.
The kind of low wagon wheels that
have wide metal tires with a good
groove in the tire, the whole wheel
made of good steel are wheels that
never lose their tires when they are
needed; the spokes wear much longer
being protected; there is less sliding,
and the wide tires improve the roads
and keep the surface of the field in
good condition. The low wagon is
the friend of the workman as well as
the team. The farmer may buy a low
Wagon complete or just low wheels
if he will write for particulars, so as
to have them fit any wagon exactly,
to the Havana Metal Wheel Co., Box
46, Havana, 111.
WOOD'S SEED CATALOGUE.
Among the interesting catalogues
that reach our table, is that of T. W.
Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, Richmond,
Va. In addition to giving complete
and accurate descriptions and illustrations
of various field, garden and
flower seeds, it contains full cultural
directions, which the farmer will find
You Can Cure
Lameness, Curb, Splint,
Spavin, Founder, Distemper,
Cholic, Bony
Growths, Sprains, Swellings,
Shoe Boils.
Are you content to be always at the
mercy of the veterinary?
Why not be prepared to handle all the
common ailments of your horses yourself?
A reward of $100 is offered for a failure to cure any of the
above, where cure is possible, by
lie's Elixir
It Never Falls to Locate Lameness
Fully described on circular around bottle.
Remedy for all blemishes. An unexcelled Leg Wash for
race and work horses. Used by Veterinarians.
Beware of all blisters; they offer only te7nporary relief, if any.
Tuttle's High-Class Specifics
Tuttle's Family Elixir, for ailments of the human family.
Tuttle's White Star, matchless liniment for healing and drying.
Tuttle's American Condition Powders, for purifying blood.
Tuttle's American Worm Powders, a positive worm expeller.
Tuttle's Hoof and Healing Ointment, for hard and cracked hoofs and
hoof diseases.
PRICES
Family and Horse Elixir, each $4
per dozen bottles.
Condition Powders, $2 per doz.
Worm Powders, $2 per doz.
Hoof Ointment, $t per doz.
White Star Liniment, $4 per doz.
Bottle by mail, $0.75.
Free Veterinary Book
100 pages, fully illustrated, by our
Dr. S. A. Tuttle, a veterinarian
for many years. Gives symptoms
and specific treatment for all ordinary
diseases. Title of book,
"Veterinary Experience." Write
for copy. Postage 2c.
TUTTLE'S ELIXIR CO.,
75 Beverly St., Boston, Mass.
Montreal, H. A. Tuttle, Mgr., 32 Si. Gabriel St.
So. Farmington, N. S., C. H. R. Crocker, Mgr.
Chicago, C.F.Tutile. Mar., 311 East 63rd St.
Los Angeles, W. A. Shaw, Mgr., 1921 New England Ave,
When corresponding with our advertisers always mention Southern Planter.
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