The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-02

of work. WHy not utL!
Aron. write to us. Let us know
Bf0~ annreciate our efforts. We do
f! ou any fattery, or any scoldiDg,
POI " the two we would rather have
DE lstter' -
notice change in wire quota
FSa aod do not order just 100 pounds.
tp !, nut up in rolls of 14O lbs.
WIZ Rarbed wire runs Is feet and
S.in wire IL feet to the ID.
n,.r in mind that the prices in u
GRO wholesale. Do not expect to
= single article at dozen rates, a
-nonpdsa hundred rates, OF a single
a. ton rates. Our cloth prices are
vbole bolts. If you cannot buy a
%sols bolt, or a whole dozen, or a
uboIe bag, get your Alliance to CO
operate with you.
ursrc FOR THE HOUSEHOLD is a
.,,+ that a first class, inely-fnished,
loot and brilliant toned piano can be
S,r0bt for $149 IS delivered at any
.,1sosd station in North Carolina.
When you pay $3.50 to $500 for a piano
that has a reputation" you are vast
mo vour money. In other words you
oro buying about $3.50 worth of piano
and throwing away the balance for so
called reputation and dealers profit.
The pianos we buy are fully warranted
for five years. If you want to buy,
send to US for catalogue.
How is this for co operations Send
me / grub hoe at doz. prices. If you
can't send it at that price don't send it
at ALL Now our grub hoes are quoted
at So 50 per doz or less than soc. each.
1t cost the brother &c. to write us. 1t
cost US &c. to place the order. 1t cost
our hive house DC. to send bill to us, be
sides something for dray age (as they
have to keep a dray at the rate of about
$500 per year, and then it costs us &c.
to send bill to the brother, and just as
much for clerk hire as if he had ordered
goods for his whole Alliance. The hive.
house probably sold the hoe at an ad-
vance over cost to them of Sc. to SC.
Alliance commission on it is I of 1c. So
that to fill such an order the State ALI
ance is losing, the hive. house is losing
and the Sub Alliance is losing-itS Op-
pOrtunity. Don't 1UOrk this suicidal
policy.
This is cooperation: "5hip me two
barrels and Z 100 pound sacks granu-
lated sugar" Snip to my address 1
hid. new crop Cuba molasses, 10 bbls.
good family -four, 1 keg baking soda,
liz lbs, l doz 2-hoop painted water
buckets and l doz. tin dippers." ''Ship
at once l Dbl. Aladdin sec. oil. 1 sack
choice Rio coffee, 2 sets single wagon
0reechiDg 1888 each, 8 kegs nails, all
IVs headed, ! doz. pairs traces z feet
long and 1 doz. 4 in. hame strings.
Uur Alliance will meet next Saturday
ana We hope to have these goods on
hand by that time" please order
shipped to my address 4 Harrison cul-
|uVators complete and 3 Boy Dixie turn
ploWS. Will send in order for dry
goods next week" Every Alliance that
WORKS IN this way is in good condition.
lou cannot promote the interest of our
cause In any better way than to work
this feature.
Ofo. Colon Williams, McArthurs, N.
", writes: Our sewing machine is
a. fght and gives entire satisfaction.
tN' oInce has ordered for the brethren
stlce January 1st, this year, so sewing
I'Cnlnes. 1t has bought altogether
I07 II began operations, 1878 ma
lleS' When we first began, this
.1we grade Of machines was selling all
S'sf the country at $45 to $50, accord
e 70 shreWdness of agent; now, per-
Ip'' not lower than $40 to $50. The
salce price was at first $22 so. now
~. oOi 50 that on the 1,575 bought
uough the Agency there has been a
90 %,ng to the members of at least 1885,
%r,oO' Why should anybody paw $40
s9O Tor a sewing machine9 Anyone
sau guy this machine through the Ali.
auGe at S22.5 {. Better join the Alliance
~spSlOie, and save in purchase of one
Jasmine So, or enough to paw dnes
ss years and get full benefit of all
a1S arrangements. Better buv Ali.
fa,a s machines anyway and save diff
eno Ioe IN $22 50 and $45 or s22 So
Ef h. 70 pay Alliance dues almost q