Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-07-14
WHAT ARE You GOING TO BUY
THIS FALL?

That is the question that is in the
minds OF every person, and especially
in the minds of those who have to
get something.
Some of you are going to get a
pillow. IF so, don't fail to see the
Deere, Oliver, and the Hancock.
They are the oldest, and the latest
improved, and the farmers of Barton
county say, are as good as ever
made, and we are selling more than
ever. One would think that the
country would be filled up with i'm
plements, and that next year there
would be nothing to sell, but it seems
that when the season rolls around,
they are calling for more than ever,
so that this year, you will have to
have some, so don't fail to see the
Thomas drill. Everyone knows the
Thomas, and knows that it is all
right, but we have a surprise for you
in the new Columbia drill, which is
the McSherry improved. 1t has a
double force feed, the wood bearings
are guaranteed to last for five years.
and we can give you seat or foot
board, SO you can stand and see
every works of the drill. If the foot
board don't suit you, we will give you
seat in exchange, free of charge.
If the wood bearing don't last five
years, we will give you steel bearings
free.
This drill is made by the non-trust
people, and they want their drill to be
as good as any on the market, and
one that we can sell for less money
than any other. That is what you
want, the best goods for the least
money, and we are going to give
them to you.
Every progressive farmer is study
ingohow he can improve his farm, so
that it is not only more pleasant to
live on, but also more productive and
valuable. You cannot till this soil
for twenty years without it being re-
newed and fertilized, and in order to
fertilize it, you must have the Success
or Litchheld manure spreader; we
know that they will give you satisfac
ton, and larger crops by using them
than by not using them. You can
also use the straw, scattering ii evenly
and nicely over the ground and plow-
ing it under, and as you know, straw
is an excellent fertilizer.
Now friends, it don't cost you any
thing for the information we are Civ.
ing you, and many farmers have said
If has saved them hundreds of dollars.
cit is for this reason that we give you
each week, some information in re-
gard to the implements to be used on
the farm or goods that are for the
improvement of home, and if you will
read our column each week. you will
find something that will be of interest
to you, and save you money.
We want the boys and girls on the
farm, who have labored hard all year,
and have sweat and stewed during
harvest, to be thinking about the ne W
buggy they are going tt have, just as
soon as seeding time is over. We
want them 10 have the best, and that
is the Moon or the Velle. Your
neighbor has one, has ridden IN 1t,
and knows it is all right. And the
farmer who is going to begin hauling
wheat soon will have to have a new
wagon. and we want to let you know
that we have few of the Moline,
Winona. and BettendOrf steel wagons
left, either in the wide or narrow tire.
We want you to have one, because
we know they will suit you, and be
cause we know the price is right.
Don't wait any longer for that
windmill and tank you have been
promising yourself, for the last num-
Der of years. We have just got IN
ear load of Samson windmiIlS, towers.
and tanks, and we want you TO have
one. If you are too busy to come in,
lust write or telephone, and we will