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neth Turck. Roscoe Franklin Tromble. The Knife Weeder loaves the Jas, Peterson Hill City Leo William Faulkner, Clarence B. Ford, Fred Leroy Fitch, John Leo Fox, Sterling Price Fletcher, Dennis K. Howard Hillis Towle.

Joseph Coats. the J. K. Kestcrson. soil in fine shape for or any other tool.

Towson. Hebert Lemuel Thomas. Ifce Adjustable Knife Weeder Patented by H. Clayton, lonuary 27, 1903. Emery Edward Thibault.

Eugene Fitch, Francis Elery Fitch, Arthur Aaron Fitch, EarlT. Freeman, Ralph Wil J. W. Cafferty J. A.

Baird y. C. Wagner bert, Diton Leander Loe. George Washington Moore, Clifford Harrison Mathews, Pete Marsch, Martin Mackey, Earl Robert Morphew, William Claude Melrose, William Mar-tell, Charley Washington McMillian, Janus A. Morris, George Theadore McGrath, Frank Morris, Dana Ray Milliktn, Glen James McCartney, Har The Knife Weeder first, then the Trcmblay.

Fred Tromblay. Artie Gaston Tucker. Harry Toll. Carl 0. Talley.

harrow, for all listed crops. Oeorge 1 nailer liam Fortune, Roy Edgar Freeman, Frank Earl Farr, Ira Fincher, Victor Fabricius, Orin Van Dyke Foutz, Lewis Fondable, Edwin Earl Fisk, William The Knife Weeder will last a life time with no repairs to Bpeak of. John Van Loineri. Andrew VanOenen Charles Harrison Wiley. Howard Ralph Wilber.

Georgo Leslie Watson. Harve Edson Wood. John Samuel White. Stanley Marcellen Wells. Fred The Knife makes more C.

W. Hundley F. HIe D. L. Ford Palco Chas.

Harrold Tom Ferguson Penokee Joe Wasinger Ira Norrish Bogue 7m. Lavell Bogue fi. C. Bondy die Mmanuel White. Harold Jay West- The Adjustable Knife Weeder has been in use by the farmers of Graham county during the past sixteen years.

It is made to take one row, or two rows, or lhree rows, the first time over, on all crops planted with the lister. corn to the row, more corn to the fall. Alfred John Winir. Clifford Oliver acre, more corn in the crib. The Knife Weeder is made ry Lee Morse, Dolphue Onley Morgan.

Frank Fonza Mead, Willie E. Mummert, Elmer Calvin McCoy; Barney Wilson McCoy, Edward F. Miller, Waren Archie Moyer, Earl Alexander Mc-Cready, Hey Amos McCready, Jno Michaelis, William Miles, Clifford Miller, Ira McGuire, Fred Leroy Miller, Verge Ben Maring, Orval Eugene Middleton, Joseph Frazier Mackey, Clarence Alvin Miller, Aura James McMahon, Leonard Ray McBroom, Mike Mersch, Glenn George Morgan, George Emaniel Moore, S. Moore, for as the the man who wants the best, Workman. Charles Ernest Williams.

Lloyd Bernard Wood. Willie Waters. Wiley Hisel Waggoner. Oscar Earl Waggoner. Elmer Leo Wagner.

Henry Joseph Williams. Wade jVilliam Wood-ard. Henry Emmet Wagner. Joe Wil- well as for the man who wants Abraham Flynn, Leroy Flewelling, Ralph Scott Flynn, George J. Fink, Frank Fullen, Jewell Dennis Freeman, Elmer James Ford, Robert Earl Fritts, Gussie John Fritts, 'James Farrell, John Thomas Fleming, George Henry Herman Flair, Chester Funkhouser, Charles Otia Ford, Newton William Forgy, Jasper Leonard Freeman, Free-land Jesse Franklin, Arthur Gilbert Fleming, Ed.

Edward Fondable. Leander Gillett, Joseph P. Gassman, Robert Ray Goodrow, Edward Paul Goddard, John Henry Gustafson, Harry R. Gustafson, Guy Raymond Gish, Walter Lewis Gish, Emil Gragert, Joseph Peter Garstner, Benjamin Harrison Graham Roy Alfred Guffey, George William Green, Fred cheapest. Barnes Bros Stockton Floyd Chas.

Sanders. Clark Bros Morland J. II. Boyd Morland J. W.

The Knife Weeder (two-row) costs only thirty to thirty-five dol Hams. weusier weuer. Jlyue Weatherly. Henry Louis Woolery. Wilbur Marion Ward, Roy Jay Wagner.

Samuel Jacob Wetzell. James Roy Welty. Nathan Sstiebane Worland. Ray Clarence Wise. Rav Bird Worrpu- Ralph Way man, Art Morel, Henry Christian Mangold, Joseph Meiar, Wil lars, weighs only 2f)0 pounds and can easily be hauled in a Ford car.

Wm. A. Martin City Berry liam McGuire, Farley Dean Moore, Elmer Leroy Mowny, Chris McGuire, A. F. Hackerott.

John Omer McFarland, Rudolph Smith Names of Those Registering H. A. J. Goeken, Harry Clifford Greenwood, Murphy, Perry Lazell Moore, Horace, George Herbert Ambrozier, Worth Bert Griffey, Ellis E. Garton, John T.

Wm. Wells Hill City Earnest Markham, Ralph Lee McCain, ter. Robert Warder. Chester Freeman Wagner. William P.

Winter. Omer Edward White. Clemie Woodside. James L. Wagner.

Raymond H. Warren. Homer White. Neal Williams. Benjamin Harrison Welton.

Elmer Louis Quint, Mark Yocum. Wilbur Zachrry. Griffey, Everett Sylvester Gates, Guy Alexander Maire, Kenneth Oliver Mun Fred 1 W. L. b'ayers Downs Green, Everett Jay.

Grecian, son, Earnest H. McNeilley, Milo F. Orland Dave Gauthier, Sylvester Ter Mitchem, John Henry Mackey, Bearl James Logan It is all steel and iron, except the connecting plank. It is the lightest weeder made, and also the strongest, built to last a life time, It pulls lighter than any other kind of a weeder. The knives can be adjusted to any desired position.

The knives can be reversed, doubling their usefulness. The connecting planlc rests on rollers, at both ends, reducing the side friction. The weight of the driver can be shifted to suit qonditions. The steel runners are easily replaced, if they should ever wear out. The hitch controls the machine perfectly.

Its open construction tdves it light weight. Its complete system of bracing makes it extra strong. Alexander, Harlan L. Apple, Harvey E. Arnold, Samuel Morris Anderson, Andrew James Alexander Henry Christian Albertaon, George Applegate, Joseph ApplehariB, Andrew Applehans, Charley Badus Atkins, Tom Fount At-kinn, William T.

Armstrong, Charles ry Geiger, Oliver J. Gosselin, Orville 0. Moore, Robert Baker Munson, Gingery Bros Robert Frank lin Miller. Whitney Griffith, Arthur R. Ginn, E.

A. Snavely Studley John -Clinton Nicholson, Benjamin Frank Green, Benjamin William Groves, Raymond A. Groves, Frank Henry Gripp, Alvin Edward Green, Claude Pure Bred License, No. 290 J. P.

Bonham FJagler, Colo, Franklin Niehaus, Leo Tom Niehaus, Ray Ackersori, Herman Abraham, C. C. Clark Percheron Society of America, Johnny Guy Carlton Akers, Francis J. Miller Gordon, John Lafayette Goad, Archer, Robert Edmond Adams. Charles Frederic Griffith, Ralph Gnagy, F.

II. Penokee J. E. Emerson Bogue George, Otto Noel, Everett L. Noah, Ray Orvil Noah, Eldon Ray Nickelson, Willis Erby Nickelson, Fred William New, Clyde Ernest Naylor, Arthur Mason Noel, William Emery Naples, Incorporated under the laws of the William Raymond Gordon, Ulysses S.

Goff, Seth Graham, Benjamin II. Grif- Peggy Barton Hill City fie, Earl E. Gage. btate of Illinois. Approved by the government of the United States.

1 Certificate of Pedigree. We Hereby Certify that tho Percher J. F. Johnson Glen Elder J. Griffin Logan Louis Carl Hayden, Frank Samuel Hale, James Guy Holmes, Albert Allen on Stallion J.

M. Williams Jennings Jenkins; Russell Heyer; William Val ALBION Robeit Hubbard Baird, Fenton Willie Borders, Harrison Bailey, Elery Martin Bird, John Levi Brant, Albert Houston Berry, Ernest Leroy Blackburn, Charles Pearson Beecher, Willie Rose Belveal, Victor Burton, Louis John Burns, John Baptist Barn-nett, Eddie Burton, James Joseph Brockman, Floy Hiram Begley, Joseph Avila Bellieve, Clarence Billings, Char-by Ray Brinkmeyer, Raymond Lee Bradford, Grover Columbus Bennet, Al Heisel entine Hatcher; George Ivan Hatcher; Grover Cleveland Newman, George Newell, Causby D. Napue, Robert William Nichlson, Stephen Nemecheck, Frank Nemeckeck, Bryon Edgar Ninemire, Joseph Nemecheck, Harold Nelson, Alford Nesbitt, Henry Newton Neal, Malcow D. Noland. Nicholson, Clarence Nicholson.

Ray Emerson Overturf, David Organ, Richard E. Organ, John Clavton Ousley, Chaa Waggoner. Frederick LeGrand Hull; Roy McGag- is registered by the Percheron Society of Ameriea, and that his recorded number is 79,783. gen Hill; Arthur Marshall Hazelwood; C.scar Waggoner Timothy Color and Description Black, with Ray Charles, Hatcher: Dee Landon Heisel; Clinton Herbert Howard star. J.

L. Cruikshank. Edmond ton Dan Hedge; Carol Clifford Higgin- Pedigree-Foaled June 2, 1910; bred C.H.Thompson botham; Daman Estes Hedgpeth; An by T. Widrick, Pulaski, Iowa; owned Earl Raymond Oyer. Orion L.

Brandt, Ira Guy Bell, Charles H. Best, Ray Morri3 Brandt, Earl Thomas Born, Chester. Bashford, Ira drew Hoffman; Joe Hoffman; Lealven Bert Law Hill City by W. C. Baughman.

Pulaski. Iowa. The knives can be kept sharD cheaper than you can buy oil and grease for wheels and discs. It has no boxings nor spindles to wear out. It does away with costly repair bills.

oire ny superoe, William Joseph Pearson, Raymond W. Peavey, James Edgar Personette, Charles Arthur Pizinjer, George Raymond Parrott, Jabez Sherman Parker, George W. Parks, John Higer Parkes, by Bucephalus, by Bel-laire, 1.728; imported 1882 by E. Dillion Boyd, James Cassie Bibb, Clarence Beeson, Joseph Bowman, William Har ry Lincoln Bates, Peter Billinger, Ma Hedge; UTiest Otto Hoefner; Forrest Ripley Holmes; Roy Harrold; John Phillip Harrington; Thomas Cornelius Harrington; Guy Earnest Hedge; Chester Mack Hazen; Guv Aron Huntington; Otto Ross Harris; Floyd Huntington; George Aven Hobson: William Al Ben Albert Chipman E. I.

Louis Oliver Munson. Harrj Wollum Normal, 111. thew Boxler, Andrew Brumgardt, Jired Dam-Isagane, by Lenoir, Joseph Plante, Paul Payton, Raymond Francis Barber, Walter Lewis Beach, 303, 631; by Augustine, 1290, 793; George Price. Geo. W.

Parks, Monte Richard Lalaver Brown, Ralph Robert Boys, Jerry Eliaa Billcox, Edward John It will get the weeds at stage of their growth. It does perfect work in weeds that no other weeder any savy can Poague, John Edward Poague, John by Grenadier, 688, (726) by Comet, 104, (719), by French Monarch; 205, bert Heitman; Marvin Hisey; Floyd T. Born Lenora Clifton Pinkerton, William Greighton Barber, Arthur Lee Brinkmeyer, Hardman; Walter Hess; WilliamHard-man; Ira Hardman; Irva Hardman; Pricer, John Calvin Pricer, Carl Theo Chas. Hill City Thomas William Baker, Orville Van Baker, Jerm Balthazor, Arthur Bal- dore Peterson, William Russell Pen- J. H.

Legere. Franklin Moore Henry; Harley Cleo handle. It leaves the ground in the best (734); by Ilderim, (5302); by Valentin, (5301) by Vieux Chaslin (713) by Coco (712); by Mignon, (715); by Jean le Blanc, (739) 2nd. Dam Leonore, by nington, Frank L. Peterson, Edward Heyer; Charley Holsman; Kerck An thazor, Albert Martin Burris, Arthur James Bush, John R.

Beem, William L. Porter, Paul Porter, Michael Rome, Michael Richmeier, thony Howard; Jess Harrison Henry; Antona Herman; Mike Hoffman; John A. Hoffman; Ira Cecil Hobbs; Merwin Frank Richmeier, John Rome, Con E. J. Byerts Chas.

H. L.Nicholson.... George W. Stober Morland D. C.

Greenwood. Hill City John Criswell Alva Hill City Warren Turck. rad Richleder, Harvey Oreland Reider, Royal Guy Rutherford, Earl Raney, Ellis Blazer, Clifford Zimmerman Brown Gilbert Elmo Brock; Roy Lawrence Bland, Benjamin 1). Brown, Joseph B.llinger, August Joe Bender, Anton Boxler, Baltazer Brumgardt, George Ross Brooks, Claude William Bell; Max Ross Higginbotham; Regnold Henry; Frank Holsman: Christopher Columbus Hall) Joe Hill; William H. Henderson; D.

Corwin Hatcher; Orville M. Hob- tl 1 tl Joe Glen Rutherford, Jefferson C. Randolph, Miriem W. Randolph. Charles ricauore, ciii; imported Dy A Kogy, Seward, Neb.

3rd. Dam-Isigene, 3125; imported by A. Rogy, Seward, Neb. In witness whereof, we have hereunto afixed the seal of the society, at Chicago, III, Sept. 3, 1911.

H. G. McMillan, Pres. Wayne Dinsmore, Sec. "Albion's weight, 2,160 pounds.

of condition for any succeeding cultivation. It does not throw the soil away from the corn. It does not pitch the dirt up to center of the ridge, and make your horses lame to walk on it the next time over. It docs not roll the dirt over and over, to lose its moisture a dry time. H.

Rogers, Joaeph Richmeier, John John Bodner, John K. Brumgardt, Wi son, Leveritc u. noDson: wiiDuruaie Rodleder, Jess Ernest Richardson, Nick Ham Orlo Boyer, Delbert Quincy Bell, Hisey; Harry Hyde: Charles Hamtine: Obra Elsin Harrison; Ralph Hunter; lous Rome, John J. Richmeire, Andrew Grant Marshall Booth, Charley Bry Harriaon Rutherford, John Henry William Talbert Harrison; Charles Hil- ant, James Gordon Bennet, Carl Henry Brooks, Henry A. Brit, Albert Edwin Rutherford, Alvan Lindon Reasoner, debrand; Marion Elbridge Harrison; Montford Radciyfe, Ashet C.

Richard Beeby, Ray Lester Beecher, John Alva A. L. Thrush Cha3. Keslering. Chaa.

Stuchlik Ward F. W. Vona, Colo. J. L.

James 0. E. Heisel son, Harry William Kawley, Liogan Bush. Chester Arthur Hale: Ira Lee Harmon: James Cleaveland Homan; Jess Alexander Hall: Charley Claude Hendrix-son; Bert Lee Hill; Frank Hill; Charles Frances Rose, Alvin Rollins, Carl Cox, Fletcher Cox, Cobbin Craig, Wilson Wyatts Rodman, Robert Guy Benjamin Franklin Cook'sey Opie Kollin. Jame3 Roberts, Pefry Riece, Percy Hocket; James Clarence Her- Earl Cody, George Lewis Cappedege, Oswald John Rohner, Henry John Ross- man: Ion Aruery nouson; uory XNiie David Jay Cooksey, Joseph Henry Cooic bach.

Irl Chester Rudy, James Willard Hendershot; Charles Emery Hale. 0. L. Brinkmeyer, Ciy Cecil Hutton Frank Ray 4 Neils Riley. A Kentueky Podigreed Jack, registered No.

4,373. 16 hands high. Weight 1,150. Foaled June 13, 1910. White points.

Pedigree can be seen on request. JOE is a Kentucky Bred Jack, stands 16 hands high, jet. black in color, big bone and good action. Mill make the season of 1917 on the W. H.

Miller farm, 10 miles north and 2 miles west of Bogue, 9 miles south and 1 1-2 miles east of Densmore, Kan. Clarence Edson Irwin, Albert James sey, Lawrence William Clark, William Henry Colson, Curtis J. Call, Ira Campbell, Alonzo Hercules Conklin, Lank Coffat, Eddie Conyac, John Edward Joda Smith, Andrew P. Sayers, Earl Irwin. Franklin Smith, William Louis Serena, Thomas Henry Jackson; Earl Essley John A.

McCoy J. Warnes Spellman, William Ernest Jenkins; Joseph Jonker; Millard Owen Calihan, Henry Nathan Clark Albert Stout, John A. Schoen. Ralph Spoher, Jackson; Richard Benjamin Jackson; gentlemen what the Adjustable Everett Cavanaugh, Charles Clark, Ask the above they think about Arza Smith, Floyd Allen Stites, Henry David Edward Jackson Sumner Charles John Sanders, Ralph Lowell Stites, Hughley H. Clark, Benjamin Cain, Asa Harrold Cullum, Clarence Emmett Con ness, Elmer Earl Clifton, Ruby William It leaves the row in better shape and the ridge Jn better shape, than any other machine made, It is not only a weeder, but a cultivator as well.

Even if you have no weeds, it will, do better work "the first time over" than any other machine. It is the right thing in the right place for "the first time over" in all listed crops. It was invented by a Graham county farmer sixteen years ago, and now a small factory, equipped with special machinery, is making them at Hill City. It is manufactured and sold by H. D.

Clayton, Hill City Kansas. Write for prices and further Jackson; Jess Lester Jones, Alfred Johnson, Norval Johnson, William Knife Weeder. Manufactured and sold by H. D. Clay tin, Hill 'City, Myrel Chancy Stites, Marion Luther Stites, Walter Lee Stites, George William Schwitzer, Harvey Rawson Johnson, Edgar Jones; Frank John Crayton, Purl Cain, Loyd R.

Clifton, prices and son: Earl A. Jones. Leo Joseph Costello, John Carver, Milo Kan. Write for further information. Stewsrt, Joseph Riter Saunders, Leo Johnson Kirtley.

John Peter Knouf, Cain, William M. Cliftoa. Chas. Caffer ty, Benjamin H. Chisom, Ernest Cush nard John Seaton, John Clarence Sparks, Henry Ray Kauten.

Cecil Franklin Kigg'ns. Warren Stanley Kline. Ray TERMS Albion, $15; Parks Big Star, $15; Joe, $12.59, to insure colt to stand and suck. Care will be taken to prevent accidents, but will not be responsible should any occur. If mare is sold or removed from county, service fee becomes due and payable at once.

F. L. Miller, Owner. Benhamin Alfred Sumner, Carlos Del gets the inberry, Theoplus Nelson Craig, Char The Kntfe Weeder weeds all the weeds. Kelloe.

Lee A. R. Kemp. Frank Har ley Marion Critchfield, Powderly Ar rold Klenk. Alfred William Keufman.

thuro Custine, Wimer Clark, James Ed Harrv Gottieb Klenk. Charles John win Chipman, Sherman Cook, Osr Cox best in- The Knife Weeder is the and cheapest machine ever put to a corn field. Klenk. Harry Klein. Glen Allen Knox.

Carl Andrew Kopp. Henry Jacob Knouf. Oscar Cox, Carl L. Crocker, Henry TellCorke, Harry Paul Corke, Noel bert Saddler, Earnest Richard Sonnen-berg, George Burton, Stiers, James Earl Saddler, Floyd Elmer Stuchlik, William James Steward, Ira Scott, Tom Sumner, Arthus Harvey Steed, Irwin Sumner, Olande Wilson Shotwell, James Mike Sumner, Clarence Arthur Smith, James Francis Smith, Harry Charleston Starr, Robert Henry Sand-lian, Elmer Leroy Sanford, Robert Carr Stewart, Grover Cleveland Schook, Critchfield, Albert James Clark, Edga PURE BRED LICENSE NO. 674 John Arthnr Kobler.

Dorwood Lee Keith. David William Kohart. Nicholas Gardner Calkins, Alonzo Garrett Clark Alexander Knouf. Richard Walter Kerr, Robert Milton Clark, Eejward Benard The Knife Weeder is not only the cheapest machine on the mar Coburn, William Arthur Cooper, Jos' Imported Percheron Stallion TARDIFF 51,450 (76,364) One Hundred Farmers William Henrv Karns. Elvin Ray Kel-log, Edward George Knipp.

Earl Udell ket, bnt it does the wurk better than any other machine made. eph Edward Albert. Cyrelle Chipman, George Clark, Ralph Curtis Clary, Marian Otis Cook, Johnny Who Use The Adjustable Knife Weeder Kelley. Oba King. George Washington King.

August Karst. Ernest Martin King. Thomas Cyrille Keleher. Edward George Clark. City Calvin Elmer SaySrs, Ralph Scroggins, I William Alfred fcchnebley, Edgar Scrog gins, Kirk William Scroggins, Ottis Samuel Sullivan, William Ernest Sager, Edward J.

Stuchlik, Eyron Earl Sperry, The Knife Weeder is the greatest moisture saver ever invented. Jacob Dreiling, Floyd Everett De shon, John Douglas Drinpen, Frank Lee Kellenback. Charles Lester Keith. John Keith Jr. Fremont Sinclair Kay, Robert Keith, Roy Ralph Kirkpatrick, Albert James Kobler.

Samuel Keith, Daily, Nathan Dowty, Orphus Bowen gets the The Knife Weeder weeds big or little. Dodd, Chancy Pete Dowty, Joseph George Dussault. Frank Dreiling, John Ed Mumerl C. A Brown W. W.

0. 0. Goodenow. Geo. Parka.

Victor Burton. C. D. Nap'ue! Arthur Jas. yanDoren.

G. Brumage. 0. E. lmportod from France 1907 by S.

Metz Sons, of Homewood, Is registered in the American Breed-9 ers and Importers Registered Percheron registry. Color, dark bay, with small star, weight 1900. Will make the seBson of 1917, at my farm 3 miles west and 1 2-2 miles north of Hlil City. Terms: $12.00 to insure colt to stand and suck. If mare is sold or removed from the county, service becomes due.

Care will be takeu to prevent accidents but I will not be recponsible should any occur. S. H. Talley, Owner. 'Tho Knife' Weeder makes more busheb to the acre.

Dreiling, Earl Dolton, Archie Dowty, Earl Thomas" Darnell, Peter Michael Dreiling, Charles H. Davis, Eert Lorn Dugger, John McKinnon Decker, Herbert Worcester Dezell, Charles Otto Daily, Rinder De Boer, Thomas James The Knife Weeder work; side by side with any other weeder, and prove it's worth more, by making more corn to the acre. L. B. Rolland.

Clyde H. Stephen, Claude Harrison Sperry, Omer Elisha Stinemetze, James F. Snyder, Cecil Andrew Smith, John Searl, Earl Lane Sproul, Harley Wesley Setchell, Theron Lester Smith, Ira James Stokes, James Claude Spencer, Raymond Schonberger, Peter Sauer. Frank Spies, Joe Spies, Nat Spies, Loyd Edward Stall, Charles William Smith, James Oscar Samuls. Ellis Glen Sandlin, Boyd Raymond Saunders, Roger William Sullivan, John Rector Sullivan, Charles Joseph Seltzer, Coldy Ernest Salladay, Frank Salladay, Elmer Sandlin, John Elden Speer.

Burl Freeman Fpeer. Floyd Louis Stephan. Tracy Smith. Earl Els worth Stephen. William Thomas Shaw.

Henry Christopher Sholpp. Paul Sauer. Andrew A. Schrene. Jonn William Super.

Joseph Scheck. John Schrioer. Harry Keith. Andrew A. Knoll.

John M. Knoll. Andrew M. Knoll. Elmer Harold Kelly.

Henry Kolste. Clyde William Kenyon. Andred August Kon-schak. Peter M. Knoll.

Paul Anton Klous. Roy Kohart. Mike J. Knoll. Frank Joseph Kuhn.

Peter J. Knoll. Nicklous Katzedorn. Leon Alfonsa Lilly, Montique Lored, William J. Lively, Glen Edward Lea-mon, Roy Cecil Leamon, Jesse Allen Lethem, James Jonathan Let hem, Mott Frak Lilly, Cecil Lowery, Charley D.

Lanham, Jesse Amos Launchbaugh, Harry Lindley, Alvin Loyd Law, Ray Law, Reuben Alvin Lawlis, Levi Lewis Lemon, George Wesley Loadon, George Albert Lytle, Leroy Charles Lytle, Charles Lindeman, Fred Lindeman, George Richard Lee, Jacob P. Lorentz, James Harrison Lamrert, Chnrles Simeon Leighton, James Thomas Lee. Veier Long, rred Morris Lindley, Ernest Ray Lieurance, Alva H. Lemper, The Knife Weeder is the lightest running, and the cheapest, fastest and best machine for all listed crops. Ask the man who has one.

Harry Perhbleton W. Cooper. L. Hill City Chas. Lee Brinkmeyer H.

Booth A. Brown E. Bert Joe Stuchlik Edmond C. C. UijriiinbothElm.

DePrad, Homer Reford Dorman, Chas. Powers Dazey, John Franklin Donahoo, Albert Donahoo, Arthur Durson. George Arthur Emmons, Herman Von Elling, Henry Von Elling, Alva Monroe Freeman, Clarence Lee Edwards, Riley Hisey Kmmons, Edward Isaac Ellsworth, Ray Arnold Emerson, Elmer Henry Emerson, Oliver Leo Edg-ington, Fred Christ Henry Egbert, Fred Henry Eichman, Marion C. Ear-ley, Frank Virgil Eaton, Grover Homer Engleman, Herman Edgar Engle-mar, Elmnr Arlie Engleman, Fred La-Fayeue Emmuns, Arthur Benjamin Edwards, William Von Elling, Wilbur Engleman. succeeds The Knife Weeder where others fail.

PURE BRED LICENSE KO. 120 Impatient 69139 (82184) imported percheron, color black. Will make the season of 1917, 7 1-2 miles north and 1-2 mile east of Bogue. TERMS: $15.00 to ihsure colt to stand and suck. If mare is sold or removed from "the county, service becomes due.

Care will be taken to prevent accidents but I will not bereppon- The Knife Weeder loosens the surface ami saves the moisture. Willis Harrison Truesdell. Myron Gearge Truesdell. Corneliouw Everett Truesdell. Harry Huffman Teter.

Charles Oliver Towns. George Walter The Knife Weeda cuts the capil A. F. Whitr.ey Sam Paintin J. A.

Garst C. G. Biakeway Palco lary attractions in the soil and pre- vents tho moietm-" frTs.