Virginia farmer . mon chien dans le trou et il a très vite fait une grosse somme-opos out. Weldon Brewster. Grayson Co.. N. E. Tex. Theres d'argent dans le piégeage.mes frères et 1 se sont réunis à propos24 steel trap- cet automne et a décidé WO(suite à la page 25.) Le 25 janvier 1917. L'OKLAHOMA FARMER 21 acheteurs agriculteur- nous sommes confrontés à une année de l'extraordi-nary un bon prix sur tous les outils agricoles. La grande les aciéries sont loadedwith commandes anticipées qui themhumming pendant un an. Les matières premières sont hardto obtenir. Ne pas rechercher d'une diminution des prix. Thecrest de la vague de hausse des prix n'a probablement pas la garde au solnécessaire-i

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Oklahoma farmer . my dog inthe hole and he soon brought a big opos-sum out. Weldon Brewster. Grayson Co.. N. E. Tex. Theres Money in Trapping.My brothers and 1 got together about24 steel trap- this fall and decided WO(Continued on Page 25.) January 25, 1917. THE OKLAHOMA FARMER 21 Farmer Buyers— We are facing a year of extraordi-nary high prices on all farm toolsand supplies. The great steel mills are loadedwith advance orders that will keep themhumming for a year. Raw materials are hardto get. Dont look for decreased prices. Thecrest of the wave of higher prices has probably not beenreached—it may not be reached for two or three years yet. This year more than ever it will pay ycu to get the PlowmansBig Book. Find out. Let me show you. Take my word for itas a man who knows. Spend more time than ever finding theright place in which to buy. Do it today—it will only take afew minutes to drop a post card for my free book. SAVE MONEY—Make Your rnrr Oflffcl/Dollar Bigger—Get My New M. tCHiHi DUUll. Do you know the Monmouth Plow Factory and thebig inside story of what we are doing here ? First of all, we are in a small town. We run a bigfactory with help we have had for years. Our menand ourselves live close to the soil. The farmer whoraises the things we eat is our neighbor. We can givemore value for your dollar than the city fellow be-cause conditions help us. The very land on which ourhouses and our factories stand costs about one-tenthwhat it would cost in a city. Our capitalization is low, taxes and upkeep much less. You get the benefit. For years we have been growing quietly, steadily.How? Simple enough—by beating the other fellowsprices on better goods. Now We Are Ready to Hit ThemHarder Than Ever A year ago- we worked out a new plan that cut downthe cost of standard goods to our customers wonder-fully. We cant tell you the details of this new planin an advertisement—havent room. But its the big-gest and best opportunity ever offered you. It meanssaving

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