Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 47, Plymouth, Marshall County, 30 November 1911 — Page 20

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V Type F" is Equipped With High Speed Oearing Which Makes It a Very Efficient Power for Harvesting.

ä Tpye 'F,f Will Thresh 10C0 to 1200 Bushels Per Day With a

30x48 Separator.

fhe (pte Type "F" 15 Tractive, 30 Brake Horsepower Designed especially to meet the needs of the man who farms from 160 to 480 acres. Will do your plowing, drilling, cultivating, harvesting, hauling and road grading, run your grain separator, corn shredder and husker, clover huller, ensilage cutter pump water, etc. Fuel control absolutely automatic. Burns cheapest kerosene at all loads, under all conditions. Smokeless combustion insured by the Secor-Higgins carbureter, an exclusive feature of the Will work as well in a 20-acre field as on the 100-acre tract. Turns short and gets close into the fence corners. A BOY CAN RUN ST The Type "F" will pull 3 to 5 breaker plows, turning 10 to 12 acres per ten hour day; and 4 to 6 stubble plows, turning 10 to 15 acres per ten hour day. It will thresh from 1000 to 1200 bushels per ten hour day, running a 30x48 separator. For shredding, filling silo, shelling, sawing wood or baling hay it will drive any medium size machine. For hulling clover it will drive any medium size huller and will easily haul from 15 to 25 tons. Delivers a maximum of power at a minimum expense. Sixty years of engine building experience is embodied in its construction. It has revolutionized modern farming, enabling the quarter section farmer to compete, on cost of production, with owners of the broad wheat lands.

A copy of "Toiling and Tilling the Soil," our a? Catalog, will be sent you on request-

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R. M. Seely, formerly traveling salesman for the Standard Oil Co., has returned to South Bend and is operating a first class, up-to-date Automobile Training School and also deals in rebuilt and used cars, automobile accessories, oils, grease, gasoline, etc. Practical instructions in a garage and repair shop under the directions of the most skilled and high-class automobile experts. A. splendid automobile text book and kit of tools free with each course; payment plan if preferred. Day and evening classes. A few weeks in this school will fit you to repair, maintain or drive most any make of automobile. Prices reasonable. Call, write or phone for booklet which gives an outline as to Methods, Terms, etc.

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METHOD OF INSTRUCTION This school has a staff of the most expert and high class automobile men and mechanicians to act as instructors. The school is equipped with'all the newest and most up-to-date apparatus, much cf it arranged sectionally and so designed that the student grasps the subject at a glance. !n addition to this we do a large automobile repairing business and are extensive dealers in new and second-hand cars, thus affording the student an opportunity to work on a large range of cars and learn the business readily and thoroughly. The object we aim at being able to give a practical training ( the only kind worth while), and a course in our school is equivalent to four or five years spent in shops and factories. We limit the number of students in order that we may give each and every one of them practically personal attention. Each and every one of our instructors is an automobile expert, specially chosen for the branch he is to instruct in, and you will find after you have completed our course you are qualified to accept a positicn at any branch of automobile work. To the employees of the factories and shops who are desirous of obtaining special instruction of any kind or learning to drive, we are prepared to take care of you, at most reasonable prices. The driving instruction is part of all our courses.

SPECIAL COURSES FOR PROSPECTIVE OWNERS We have a special course for prospective owners and all who are contemplating purchasing or have already bought a car and know nothing of its mechanism or operation. All such will do well to take this course, as it will unquestionably save them time and money.

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Vt Wtf are xonvenientlv located at 130 SOUTH MAIN STREET, right in the heart of the city. invite the most rigid investigation of our W gj ' m ft C.-v y- v' ... . . i financial and business standing and court investigation of every description. This school is one of the most reputable and reliable concerns in the country f frz. L "-' . .V f 11 rr v f r r j. r . xt i r i r .1 r wr 1

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d every student is assured of getting' a square deal. We give as reference. Duns, Bradstreets, First National Bank or any South Bend newspaper. We

here to turn out successful automobile men, men who make good.

We are one of the Largest Dealers in the State in Rebuilt and used Cars. We also handle a complete line of Automobile Accessories, Oils, Grease, Gasoline, Etc.

PRICES THE LOWEST IN THE CITY V r i If you want to sell your Automobile bring it to us and get quick results. We do a legitimate brokerage business buy, sell and take cars on consignment

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RALPH M.' SEELY, Proprietor

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BELL PHONE MAIN 622 HOME PHONE 1712 SOUTH BEND, IND.

THE TOWN OF BURR OAK

This town has an elevator with a capacity of 6000 bushels and cement works were established this fall by David Murray, a local man. The farming district around Burr Oak is particularly good. The crops on the average this year were not considered good by the

farmers. Corn, they say, was very poor in the vicinity of Burr Oak,

and the wheat crop only averaged

16 bushels to the acre. Potatoes were a good crop for those who tended them, but the want of rain during the early summer season prevented the crop from materializing anything out of the ordinary. The lumber flats, from which the town derived its name, are now almost depleted of timber, but the soil is said to be of the very best for cultivation. Burr Oak has two churches and good schools. The big general store kept and owned by J. W. Currens, is one of the best and most complete in the county, and Mr. Currens is an enterprising townsman.

fr.iteu aitflien A-iieuHuie, te various state experi mental s ation? and college icpit intnts of ae.onomy. are loir. a won

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.t:g the 'armer. One of the latest ani ourreirt i;ts is the discovery of an effective method for suppressing weeds without retorting to the labcrri:s i!ccecs cf hand-i ullinc;. The Agricultural Department of tht Triversity of Wisconsiu, while contacting a series of teats in hem:grcwiug. found, that the crop's srea -e.ct u:tfu"ress ras in cradioatir-? weeds. S:me cf the experimental ;)!;ts tMs yea: on lard worked 'by tha university were badly infected with cr.ack gras?. Canada . thistles, wild rruitard and other deep-roo:o& weed. Ths-e p!ati were sown in hemp, which grew to a height of 10 or 12 ftet. It rr.av have been the rank grcwt- of the hemp or the deprivation of sunlight, but when the land w3s b;cken after the crop was removed, it wps found that nearly all cf the weed roots had been killed. A university bulletin makes the announcement of the facts In Ue esse. and a-ids that weedy ground doe-; not effect the growth of hem;). Gut the most Important fact In correction with the matter is that it pays tc grew hemp at least in Wiscors'n, so that tie farmer can g?t a ;.tcfit from his land at the g-sme time he is S3ttir g rid of one of rr is worsi enemies. On a four-acre field about 1,000 pounds cf fibers were secured. The fiber brings seven cents a round or $70 an acre, and the labor of producing it costs about $30, leaving a balance cf J40.

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J. W. CURRENS, Proprietor-

BUrr Oak, - Indiana 1

DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

I carry one of the largest stocks of Merchandise in Marshall County. There is nothing required in a well regulated household that cannot he found in my well selected and fresh stock. :-: :-: x x

Fresh Groceries Boots and Shoes Hardware Tinware

Dress Goods Underwear Cottons

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Ready-made Clothing of all kinds

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sell everything saleable. Come in and look around the store. You will be made welcome always

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