The Mahoning Dispatch from Canfield, Ohio • Page 3

I THE MAHONING DISPATCH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1918 mi jhi 4 WV wv yj fel 7 I fe ooooooooooo 0 HOME HAPPENINGS 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOCvOOOO All men between the ngcs of 18 and 45 years who have not already registered for military service must do so Thursday Sept 12 at their usual plnceof voting Patriots will register Others must The Canfield public schools reopen Monday Sept 16 Patriots -will register next week Thursday Others must Everything in readiness for the big Canfield fair next week Better store coal now Next winter It Is likely to bo unobtainable On account of holiday Aaron Wiesners clothing store will be closed Saturday Quoit pitching is a favorite pastime for Canfield young men and Eomo fof older growth Council met Monday night but about the only business transacted was the passing of the pay ordinance A large crowd attended the meeting of Dublin grange Tuesday night and a pleasing program was presented All roads Will lead to Canfield next week Wednesday and Thursday when the fair will be on in all its glory Registration of men between 18 and 45 years of age comes on the last day of the Canfield fair Thursday Sept 12 The South Broad street road is being resurfaced tarvia being used and will tie in fine condition for the fair next week Most of the village business places closed at 10 oclock on Labor Day nnd the town generally had the appearance of Sunday Many old automobile tires aro being brought to the Ford garage for the Red Cross which will sell them funds being much needed Iby the organization Gov Charles Whitman of New York former Canfield boy was on Tuesday renominated by the republicans by a big majority for a third term Farmers in some localities complain of thieves who travel in automobiles plunder orchards corn fields henneries nnd even haul away live hogs On account of continuous rain Thursday It was necessary to hold the community day exercises In the Methodist church Instead of the park as had been planned There was no Joy rlding Sunday but there wa3 enough to make up for it next day Labor Day when It seem- as though every owner of a machine that would run had it in action The sales of thrift and war savings stamps at the Canfield postofflce during tho month of August approximated 5000 And people aro starting dn -to mao just as good a record in September One of the first arrivulB at the county teachers institute was Prof A Kimmel for many years at the head of the Poland schools and a member of the board of county school examiners His friends in the county aro legion May 13-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams of Wawen was drowned in the Milton reservoir Monday afternoon She was clinging to a boat rowed by some friends when nor hold slipped and she drowned before help could reach her There surely was conservation of gasoline last Sunday very few automobiles Ibeing operated in this locality It has been many a daysince so many horse drawn vehicles were in evidence Old Dobbin surely came into his own and that will no doubt be the order while gasolineless Sundays are observed The county experiment farm market truck was struck by a big truck on the Starr hill east of the village lost Saturday morning and consider damaged A part of tho load of cabbage being taken to market in Youngs town was hurled into the ditch but tho driver of the farm truck escaped injury iMrs Gee mother of Charles Gee the first Canfield boy to give up his life in the present war having dHd last October in a naval hospital in Philadelphia has received from the government a check for 225 and been advised that she will receive 25 monthly for 20 years or until a total of 6000 is forwarded A train of forty Liberty war trucks in charge of soldiers broke the monotony last Sunday afternoon One of the iboys remarked that he had seen more old harness during the day than he had gazed upon for five years duo to the fact that horses pretty generally were doing business inBtead of automobiles All roads leading into Canfield which are closed for repairs or building will be open for the fair next week with tho Blngle exception of the road between Chidesters Corners and the Ellsworth township line Coming to Canfield from Ellsworth on this road it will be necessary to detour through Dublin The Smlth Bachmann Machine Co has increased its force of workmen who are working over time on rubber hose making machinery for a Wisconsin Arm which has government orders for hose for airplanes iFour machines -weighing many tons are in course of construction and when completed will be shipped by- express lA lot of benches brought from Camp Park and placed in th park for the accommodation of people who attended the community day doings Thursday will be taken to the fair grounds for use during the fair next week This will please a large num ter of people who have for years com plained about the absence of seats on the fair grounds County Road Engine 6T Ett mlth bad a corps bf surveyors at work on the West Main street road which is to be rebuilt and widened six feet This highway wad badly damaged lat spring by vwar truck traffic and part of it are still almost impassable Just when the work of con- jrtructing the road -will begin Is not definitely known but it is hoped to have the Job completed before bad peather sets in The drouth Is broken rain hav ing come frequently the past week and Thursday was an all day contributor of wet goods There Is a sugar famine in Can field only one dealer having a very limited supply and the demand for canning sugar It very great It is hoped the situation may be relieved in the course of a few days Miss Anna Single daughter of Mr and Mrs Single of Columbiana formerly of Calla nnd Harry Oesch son of Mr and Mrs Edward Oesch who reside north of Columbiana were united lh marriage Tuesday by Rev Wykoff pastor of the Columbiana Methodist church Union services will be held in the Presbyterian church next Sunday 8 Eastern time Andrew Forsythe Columbus Ohio will deliver an address on the subject Victory Through Sacrifice This meeting will mark the opening of the local campaign for state wide prohibition Contributions of old tiros to la honing Chapter Red Cross are coming is steadily and it Is thought that residents of Canfield and lclnlty will respond in the same liberal manner that has characterized pievlous war activities All contributions should be turned In on or before Saturday Sept 7 For tiBe In the making of gas masks fur our soldiers the government wants peach apricot cherry plum prune olhe and ilntn si uds and walnut hickorynut nnd butternut shells and asks people to save them People living in Canfield and vicinity will please send their contributions along the aibove line to Dispatch office and same will be turned oer to thti local nuxillary of the Red Cross for delivery to the authorities HUGH A MANCHESTER Eldest son of attorney and Mrs Manchester of Detroit was killed In action in France July 19 Hugh was a fine young man and enlisted as a private when only a little more than 17 years of age and went overseas with Pershings first contingent He had been In the trenches since early this year His letter published in tho Dispatch some months ago will be remembered by reiilers of this paper He was a grandson of Hon A Manchester for whom he was named and was well known in Canfield where he frequently visited While his going away Is a sad Wow to his parems they are proud to have had a son who fought fearlessly and valiantly to the ath for his country ECKIS FAMILY pEUNION The seeond annual reunion of the descendants of Daniel Eckls deceased of Milton township father of Eckls of Elm street Youngstown who is the only surviving son and patriarch of this branch of the Eckls family was held August 2 at the summer residence of Mr and Mrs A Manchester about one and a hnlf miles east ojustintown Mrs Manchester LeonaTTS the only child of and Florence Molt Eckls who wltH 35 or more of their nephews nieces grand nephews and nieces cousins and col lateral relatives and visitors celebrat od the event In a most nlensant In- visitors and collateral relatives were Mrs Adeline Moherman widow of Winchester Moherman deceased of MAHONING COUNTY CULTURAL SOCIETY AND THE CANFIELD FAIR Ask the average farmer what agriculture means and he would probably think you a fool for risking the question If he gave you an answer it would probably be Agriculture is the business of raising products from the land Bailey says It is customary to limit the word agriculture to the growing of grains forage bread stuffs textiles and the like and to tho raising of animals Webster says In a general sense it is the cultivation of the ground for the production of vegetables and fruits for tho use of man and beast or tho art of preparing the soil sowing nnd planting seeds dressing the plants and renewing the crop also the raising and feeding of cattle or stock Both correct no doubt but they have failed to mention two products of tho fnrm the harvesting of which required the greatest activity I remember as boys we always ran on high I refer to bumblebees and yellow Jackets Miniature bombing warplanes they were Every time they went over the top wo would von lllndenburg to a more stratetglc lino of defense Maxim Lewis nnd Browning machine guns nre slow In comparison Hut here 1 am on another tangent nnd yoi men thinking nf the time tho jtckets crawled up your pants leg and torpedoed you Got our minds eyo on boyhood Incidents Instead of on the Canfield Fair Incidentally and that Horticultural exhibit particularly I mentioned A canning exhibit and demonstration by city demonstrator Miss Mougey She cannot only tell you all you need to know about canning but she can pronounce her name I cant When she gets started to talk you will at once conclude she is a llvo wire She starts you off on the subject of food conservation with tho reverse lever telling you probably to cat what you can and can what you cant a sort of de Hooverlzcd conservation but before she has your mental can filled and sealed you will discover that she has told you several things ou didnt know especially about tho practical side of food conservation Mr Lehman says she will talk and demonstrate in the Horticultural Tent but didnt tell the hour Just come in and look over our exhibit while you wait If you should think of any questions to ask about fruits well call Taggart he cant tell you all he knows about fiuits in the three days of the fair but he can answer your questions to your satisfaction Next A cattle exhibit by the Ma honing Cqunty Improvement Association Ten cows five from each cow test association Nine heifers from Mahoning County Calf Club Boys will take care of the heifers These will be put up for sale I mean tho heifers on the afternoon of the last day And here Is where Mr Parshall guts his chance to talk Dont miss it It you want a calf No these cows and calves will not be under the Horticultural tent Mr Lehman dldn tell me where they will be Just follow Mr Parshall or ask him There will bo thousands of other agricultural exhibits at the Canfield fair thats why It Is the biggest county fair in the state Heres a few For nearly 20 years Clay and Knauf rival florists have filled the north wing of the exhibition building with Mowers and plants a veritable conservatory Its worth going many miles to see Theyll be there again you cant keep them away They nearly crowd our old school mate Rup right off the map but hell bo there too with his display of Indian relics coins of all nations except Germany Tho cast wing or vegetable hall is a great feature strictly agricultural There youll seo asparagus and artichokes beets and broccole chicora and celerlac dandelions and pe tsal endive and egg plant garlic and gom bo kalo and kohl rabl lettuce and lultets mustard and martynla pro boscidea onions and oysters vegetable parsley and some pumpkins radishes and rhubanb squashes and spinach tomatoes and turnips and other things too numerous to mention You may not know all of them when you see them 1 dont think I would but I can ask so can you Then the Dublin grange and possibly two or three others will have competing exhibits mighty good ones they have been this year they will bo better If you cant find them ask John Martin hes a granger I think Tho south wing exhibit is neither ag formal nnd enlovable visit Some ricultural or horticultural Part of It of the boys and young men engaged usually pictorial but the balance is in the ancient sport of pitching quoits likely to bo anything wearable If the and woved themse ves experts by exninuors una wo cuuuesBiuuui throwing several ringers Others Including the younger ladies exhibited their skill on the cornuet grounds in a few well played games Some of the other ladles were knitting sweaters and socks for the soldier boys There were no set speeches but much earnest serious and patriotic conversation about the war and Fochs great successful drive against the brutal Germans on the western fiont A es aKfeeable My opinion never did go for much but possibly a suggestion will Somebody tell the fair board to imp the smith wine for the Mahonln 1 County Horticultural Society exhibit the Mahoning County Experiment Farm exhibit the Ohio State Exhibit from Wooster the Mahoning County Red Cross exhibit etc etc next year Its too late to do it this year The west wing I dont know what bountiful and delicious basket picnic all it will contain this year but plea mnner -was sorveaunaer tne iccm jc uua 4U ful shade of a large second growth ited their painted chlnaware made in nntr with iiinn fniincrp Thnsft who Ohio of course Also their needle- fared sumptiously at the table were work fine as silk and some of it was Mr and Mrs Eckls Mr and silk some of it cotton the Long-Fiber- Mrs A Manchester and their two sons Hugh Wallace and Curtis Alexander Besides the above named the following were present From Canton Mrs Ellen Eckls widow of Emery Eckls who is a daughter of the late David Johnston of Jackson township Mr and Mrs Scott Eckls and daughter Eunice Mr and Mrs Robert Elmer Eckls and daughters Ruth Mary Jane Dortha and son Robert Mr and Mrs Elmer Howenstlne son John and daughter Luclle Mr and Mrs Percy Howenstlne and little son Robert from North Jackson Mr and Mrs Frank Eckls and daughters Helen and Mrs Florence Moherman lAmong the urauu adu mere may have been some linen but no shoddy about the work at least Fine enough for anybody too fine for some people I could mention They tell rae those who know that the live stock exhibit is generally fine If it Isnt fine this year it will not be Mr Lehmans fault for he Is after everything on four feet that is exhibit able Guernseys Jerseys Durhams Including the kind you have painted on your barn and other breeds I hardly know a Guernsey from a Shropshire but Lehman does ask blm If you get mixed I nearly forgot the colcken coon I mean the great poultry building If you cant locate it just stop look listen until the cock crows ana tne North Heights Ave Youngstown and hens cackle I cant begin to tell you her daughter Miss Maud Moherman the names of all the breeds there will Mr and Mrs Woodward or be on exhibition Fact is Im a hortl tintown Mr and Mrs A culturlst not a poultryist I hardly ter and little daughter Rosanna and know the difference between a Black A Manchester of Canfield Among those present were three octogener ians Mrs Adaljne Moherman 88 years old Mrs Ellen Eckls 80 years and A Manchester in his 82nd year SAMPLES RECEIVED Miss Lola Hine representing the Buckley Co of New York City has Just received the new line of fall samples of dress goods linens and lissue handkerchiefs Will be pleased to show them to all Interested at my home on West Main street in Can field If you prefer will call with samples at your home Phone 22 adv LanKshan cockerel and a Buff Cochin Bantam pullet But theyll all be there also including Belgian hare Toulouse goose or gooses Pekln ducks Tumbler pigeons Angora cats not goat Guinea pigs and White rats Theyll all be singing at once a regular barnyard jubilee chorus If your hearing is defective and you dont want to miss the chorus bring your ear trumpet along If you have any trouble to find any particular breed in which you are interested and like me dont know the name when you see ask my neighbor Frank Rogers Hell be there and he knows more about poultry than hindenburg does about the Sammies but old hindy is learning TToin the Red Cross hrlnE in your Like all other great exhibitions 4he old tires and tubes before Saturday Canfield Fair will have its Midway Something of a menagerie There you will see The bow legged baboon from Borneo Teddy Bears The wild woman from Wonderland and several other quadri peds and bipeds Tho Licked luden dorff from Ukranla will bo there next year When you get through you will wonder where to get a nickel to buy peanuts for the kiddles for you probably will have nothing left but a bewildered memory But before you visit the Midway you should see that Horticultural Exhibit I have tried to tell you about Fruits of all kinds and many other things good to look at and good to eat some of them Mr Taggart announced at our last horticultural meeting that on the last day of the fair most of the fruits on exhibition will be sold the prceeds to be divided between the Red Cross and tho Horticultural Society Many of the apples will be ripe enough to eat the others will all ripen while you wait if you wait long enough There will bo hundreds of other things nt the fair most of them worthy of mention I have mentioned only a few I would mention more but have already exceeded the space limit way beyond bothends of your yard stick And my breakfast is ready Just now its more Important than even tho Canfield Fair You may forget everything I have safd and everything else but dont forget tho Canfield Fair tho Horticultural Society and its exhibit Date Sept 10 11 and 12 place Canfield exact location Just across the plko from the corn plots on Mahoning Countys Experiment Farm Yours for a great Fair TEMPL1N Sec Hort Soc Note Since sending In the above article I am Informed that tho fair board has granted us the use of the south wing of the main exhibition building for our Horticultural exhibit Therefore dont hunt for the big tent The exhibit promises to ibe better than anticipated Helntzclman Family Reunion On Monday the descendants of Mr and Mrs George Heintzelman held a reunion in Paullris grove at Shady Hollow They were all present but three those absent being Mr and Mrs Ray Kyle of Louisville and Howard Kyle Those present were Mr and Mrs Helntzclman Esther John and Kenneth Heintzelman Mr and Mrs Heintzelman Mr and Mrs Beard Elton and Naomi Beard Mr and Mrs Monroe Beard Mr and Mrs Howard Cole and Robert Cole Mr and Mrs A Albright and Lorain Albright Mr and Mrs Walter Smith James Elizabeth and Florence Smith Carrie demons Esther demons Mr and Mrs Clemons Myron demons Mr and Mrs Clem ons Evallne and Lisle Clemons Ada Frye Margaret and Mildred Frye and Lottie Kyle Catherine and Mabel Boyer were with them In the afternoon OO oooooooooooooo CHURCH CHIMES ooooooooooooooooo Presbyterian Itcv Holllstor Sunday school at 10 a Morn Fiastor at 11 at 630 illd wek service Thursday at 730 Eastern time Methodist Episcopal Sunday school at ju a ilormng uorstup at ll uoiomru time Christian Church Itav I IUchards pastor Bible school at 10 a communion and preaching service 11 a Christian Endeavor 630 Paradise Reformed Church Student Leonard pastor Bible school at 930 a Henry Crumbaker superintendent Services at 1030 a Zlon Reformed JI pastor Morning worship at 11 oclock alternate Sundays Eastern time Nearly every man in business seems inclined to think the war has hurt his business just a little bit more than any others The grocer the auto dealer the builder the tailor tho jeweler the miller etc all believe they are worse off than anyone else As a matter of fact nearly every business suffers some which tho most is hard to determine With prices as they are It appears that somebody Is making huge profits but sometimes they fail to materialize That Js why the profiteer should be checked No man or concern has a right to make gains off the 111 luck of someone else Tried Many Found the Best Foley Cathartic Tablets keep the bowelg regular sweeten tho stomach and tone up the liver Gaston Newark Ind says ho used a great many kinds of cathartics but Foley Cathartic Tablets gave him more satisfaction than any other He says they aro the best cathartic tablets made A Morris adv SLAGLES PEACHES Fine Elbertos for canning this week and next Phone 385 6 Rings 4 Salem 22 2 Help tho Red Cross bring in your old tires and tubes before Saturday In the average mans Hfo tho longest day is the one just before pay day One cant tell by the size of a mans bat how much he doesnt really know The law provides more Ways of escaping punishment than of inflicting it Be kind to children Most of them retain their memories after they grow up Clothes do nol make tho man yet a man may bwe a great deal to his tailor Baking powder causes bread tq raise but gunpowder will raise it quicker When the wife wants pin money her husband has to comr up to the scratch Depend upon It the average man is above the4 average It you doubt it ask him If aword to the wise is sufficient lawyers must consider jurors blooming idiots Give us an Easter bonnet In this world and well take chances on getting a halo in the next Bread is the staff of life but that doesnt justify a man in making bis existence a continuous loaf The straight and narrow path Is all to the good but youll find the biggest crowd on the great white boulevard LEGAL NOTICE State of Ohio Mahoning County ss In the Probate Court In Matter of Allowance of claim of Carter Execntor of tho Estate of Rebecca Randolph deceased against said decedents Estate Notice Is hereby given to all tho heirs at law of Rebecca Randolph and to legatees under tho will Uiat on August 17th 1918 Carter as Executor presented to the Probate Court of Mahoning County Ohio for allowance to him against said estatea certain note for tho principal sum of Five Hundred and Eighty Five Dollars with Interest thereon from August 21 1915 at tho rate of Five per cent per annumi The testimony on the said claim will be heard by tho said Probate Court at Youngstown Ohio on tho twenty third 23rd day of September 1918 at 10 oclock A There are no other creditors of said estate1 and the legatees and heirs at law residing outside of Mahoning county Ohio aro the following named persons to wlt Mary Randolph residing at Salem Ohio Randolph Vernon residing at Salem Missouri Mary Fisher residing at Salem Ohio Ruth Stamp residing at Salem Ohio Lor etta Kannal East Liverpool Ohio Chas Williamson as Executor of the estate of Ellis Hawkins deceased New Waterford Ohio Hannah Rudlbaugh New Waterford Ohio Vm Hawkins New Waterford Ohio Mary Carter New Waterford Ohio Georgo Wickersham Denver Colorado Hattle Cornwell Ankeny Iowa Jennie Thornton Ankeny Iowa Wil liam Randolph Ankeny Iowa Lizzie Coppock Ankeny Iowa Chas Randolph Edmond Oklahoma Richard Randolph Summervllle Missouri Rachel Randolph Ankeny Iowa Joseph Randolph Ankeny Iowa Lewis Randolph Ankeny Iowa Ell Spencer Salem Ohio Eva Astry Salem Ohio Chas Hawkins Braddock Pa Eva Faller Salem Ohio Hawkins New Waterford Ohio Edward Hawk Ins Freoport Pa Harry illiawklns Portland Oregon Lizzie Thompson East Liverpool Ohio Fred Hawkins New Waterford Ohio Lydla Sloan New Waterford Ohio Mary Williams New Waterford Ohio Lewis Randolph Neglcy Ohio Irvin Havlland Kimball Mich Mrs Chas Wooster intermarried with Edward Bulson Adrian Mich No 4 Lee Havlland De troit Mich and John Havlland inv Canada address unknown CARTER Executor of the Estate of Rebecca Randolph deceased 21 3 Docket 23 Page 97 EXECUTORS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Jonathan Lodwlck Mineral Ridge has been appointed and qualified Executor of the last will and testament of Thomas A Dixon late of Austlntown Township Mahoning County Ohio do ceased by the Probate Court of said county All persons Interested will govern themselves accordingly JOHN V7 DAVIS Probate Judso of Mahoning County Ohio Aug 2U 1918 22 3 Docket 23 Page 100 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that John Obenauf Youngstown 0 has been appointed and qualified Administrator of the estate of Mary Obenauf late of Youngstown Mahoning County Ohio deceased by the Probate Court of said county All persons interested will govern themselves accordingly JOHN DAVIS Probate Judpe of Mahoning County Ohio Aug 27 1018 22 3 Docket 23 Page 88 EXECUTORS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that A Grlce Petersburg has been appointed and qualified Executor of the last Will and Testament of Maria Beitler tate of Springfield Township Mahoning County Ohio deceased by the Probate Court of said county All persons Interested will govern themselves accordingly JOHN DAVIS Probato Judce of Mahoning County Ohio Aug 19 1918 21 3 Docket 23 Page 71 ADMINISTRATRIXS NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Pearl Smith Poland has been appointed and qualified Administratrix of the estate of George Smith late of Poland Township Mahoning County Ohio deceased by the Probato Court of said county All persons Interested will govern themselves accordingly JOHN DAVIS Probate JuJce of Mahoning County Ohio July 12 1918 20 3 Docket 23 Pace 90 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Greenomyer North Jackson hns been appointed and qualified Administrator of the estate of Amos Troutmon late of Jackson Township Mahoning County Ohio deceased by the Probate Court of sold county AU persons interested will govern themselves accordingly JOHN DAVIS Probato Judge of Mahoning County Ohio August 13 1918 20 3 Docket 23 Page 92 EXECUTORS NOTICE Notlco Is hereby given mat Christopher Grim Struthers lias been appointed and qualified Executor of the last will and testament of GaJlls Grim late of Poland Township Mahoning County Ohio deceased by the Probate Court of Bald county All persons Interested will govern themselves accordingly August 16 1918 20 3 JOHN DAVIS Probate Judge of Mahoning County Ohio FOWLER Phone 183 Canfield FREE AIR CHARLES AQNEW AUCTIONEER Write or phone for dates before advertising Residence 716 OaS Hill Ave Youngstown Auto phone 6177 Eyeu Headachei and the Nervous Syetem DE BRYN Eye Specialist Bell Phone 306 302 Wick Building Youngstown Prepare for Changeable Weather Miller 10 Wooster writes By the changing of beds and the weather I took a very bad cold and sore throat Four doses of Foleys Honey and Tar put me right in a days time It payB to get the genuine Foleys and evold substitutes and counterfeits Contains no opiates A Morris ady Experience is the besf teacher it you can afford the price School Suits Do You Know That Wiesners Store Will Save You From 2 to 5 on Your Boys School Suits Our early orders of Fall goods placed last February are beginning to come in Wo are showing a nice selection of several hundred suits made up in the latest models for this fall vvvvvv 1 A 1 it 1 1 1 i if i mm Bl WE 11 MODEL mw i jDiiuy in your uoys ana gei tnem nttea out in field where we eliminate the high cost of doing business and still you get the latest Boys good serviceable suits 650 750 850 Finer grades mixed or serges 9 10 12 YOU SAVE ABOUT ONE FOURTH MENS SUITS I I I Olothcraft make good and stylish 12 14 16 18 Fine Worsted and serge Suits 18 20 22 and 2650 1 FALL UNDERWEAR COTTON OR WOOL We lead in this line on account of advance purchases of these stable goods We forstalled the present high cost of same and are able to offer to early buyers our pros- ent stock at about the -wholesale price of today Come and see us early and make sure of securing your size 4 A WIESNER Phone 34 Canfield Ohio I THE LITCHFIELD SPREADER The Bull Doq Beater Wheel is one of tho first and about the only great Invention ever made on this part of a manure spreader It Is built with high carbon steel Ibars earning two lengths of diamond shaped teeth which aro double headed and riveted In the bars by special machinery We use steel beater heads so that this part of the machine is practically unbreakable The Big Combination of the Bull Dog Wheel and the No Choice Box simply eliminates the competition of all other spreaders for light draft on tho horses lack of breakage and strain on machine and lack of worry and annoyance on the part of the owner This combination handles easily tho heavy soggy bad material which with other 6preadeTs must bo left for a more favorable time or which cant be handled at all This is no experiment Our catalog decribes fully Self Oiling Bearings Our main Journal bearings are built like the bearings under a railroad car Oil packed paste In chambers on tie under side of bearings is constantly In contact with the axle guaranteeing perfect lubrication at all times All of the bearings are provided with special oiling devices hard oilers being used wherever practical Wo furnish Broadcaster which spreads several inches wider than tho outside edge of each rear wheel It does a fine even Job and is so constructed- that It handles the material equally well In light manure as In heavy manure and with a slow walking team the same as a fast walRlng team This patented device gives unconditional satisfaction The Litchfield Spreader is a tried out and tested machine without a single experiment in Its construction anywhere and still It embodies the very latest and most up-to-date principles of spreader building In this respect it Is unique and stands alone In the field Call and let us show you this machine and get our price before buying We Issue a written GUARANTEE BOND on our SPECIAL FORM covering any Litchfield Standard Spreader This Iron clad guarantee protects the purchaser against flaws and defects in both workmanship and material for a term of FIVE years Our SPECIAL FEATURES REMOVE THE STRAIN from our machines thus Increasing the life and making thU guarantee possible Quality 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