The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-10-01
Our Advertisers.

Among our real estate advertisers is the
firm of Edd. c. Carver, with whom it would
be well for you to correspond If you want to
sell land.
The hunting and fishing season is in
good earnest and many of our farmer
friends will be interested in the advertise
ment of the Schneider Arms Co. in anothe'
column. Those who are interested should
write for their gun catalog.
Those farmers who have to do consider
able grubbing to clear their land will be in
terested in the advertisement of the w.
Smith Grubber Co., La Crosse. Wis. You
should get into communication with this
firm if you are interested in stump pullers.
Our readers will note the Belle City Mfg.
Co. inserts a advertisement in this is
sue. This is a most enterprising firm and
they make good horse powers, ensilage cut
ters, frames, etc. Write them for their
illustrated catalogues, mentioning this paper
as a favor both to them and to the pub
fishers
Where there is much timber as in
Washington, Oregon and the other north
western states a folding saving machine
comes in handy Such machine is to be
had of the Folding Saving Machine Co.,
whose advertisement appears in The Ranch.
This company wants an agent in localities
not already served.
The popularity of the wire fence without
barbs is growing in the Pacific northwest,
and the American Steel & Wire Co. has en-
tered the field to secure part of the large
business done in this line They insert a
striking advertisement in The Ranch and
invite our readers to write for their Fence
Book. which is free.
The Omego Separator Co., of Lansing,
Mich, has decided to enter the northwest
ern field vigorously for business in the
cream separator line, and places an adver-
tisement in this issue. In those localities
where this firm has no agent there is a
good opening for some enterprising cream
cry or dealer in implements to add
good line
A clean shaved face looks better than
beard and it's more comfortable. But this
holds true only when you use real shaving
soap such Williams. The strong dirt
killing ingredients of common and laundry
soap make your face ugly with pimples and
redness, and leave you about as comfortable
as heifer that's foul of barbed wire
fence. Find The j. B. Williams Companys
offer in another column.
Every cattle owner desires tame cattle.
The best way to have this kind is to dehorn
them. The best way to do this is to use
superior dehorning clipper invented by
practical veterinarian many years ago, and
which has proved all along very satisfac-
tory. If your hardware dealer does not fur
nish it, take no other, but write for one to
the Leavitt Mfg. Co., Urbana, Ill., who are
the patentees and sole manufacturers. Their
advertisement is in our columns.
The C. H. Lilly Co.. succeeding Lilly, Bo-
gardus & Co., in this number of The
Ranch with a striking advertisement for
their poultry supply department, also one
for their seed department No one need
have the slightest hesitancy in dealing with
this firm, for they reliable from the
ground up and their goods repre-
scented. They issue a number of catalogues,
which may be had for the asking. Always
mention The Ranch when you write.
A growing interest in the Angora goat in
dustry is noticeable in the state of Wash
ington. w. d. Goodrich, of Springfield, is
the latest to make bid through the col
umns of The Ranch for share of the bust
ness His advertisement in another column
should be perused by every one who is in
terested in goats Mr.. Goodrich says his
goats have done god bush work this sea-
son and are in prime condition. AS they
have just been dipped they in good
shape for winter. One Canadian breeder
has Just sent in his third order for some of
Mr.. Goodrich's goats.
Advertisers in The Ranch appreciate that
the publishers put the greatest care into
the work of getting up the advertisements,
both in regard to style of type arrangement
and accuracy When error creeps in, as
will happen in even the best regulated
families" 1T is the desire of the publishers
to set it right This applies to one line in
the big advertisement of Mitchell, Lewis &
Staver Co. in our issue of September 18th.
The last prominent line preceding the firm
name reads Mitchell and Bee Line Wag-
ons" 1t should have read Mitchell and
Bee Line Buggies," in which the Mitchell,
Lewis & Staver Co. deals as we'll as in the
celebrated Mitchell wagons.