RAILROAD LINE

New shingle Machine.
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THE Subscriber having by assignment from

 l the patentee, obtained an equal interest with the inventor to " Bennet's Shingle Ma, chine" patented in August last by Jonathan Bonnet of Amen;a, N. Y. and having fully pre- we'd its superiority over every other shingle ma chine now in use, confidently recommends all

 who may be in want of a machine for the above purpose, to examine this before purchasing any other. The machine cuts two shingle al every downward motion. The grain of the timber is preserved entire on one side the shingles are made ofuniform width as we'll as thickness. and one quarter more ofpetfect Shingle ismadefrom the same amount of timber than is made by any other machine the subscriber has seen used The undersigned has had his mill in operation for more than aSear past in Kent, Litehieid coun- ty, Connecticut, where ne now respectfully ia. viies all who may contemplate setting up ma chine to call and examine for themselves ma chine combining the qualities ab,ve alluded to, with the important one of chcapness su ,er- added. This machine will cost to individuals only about 50 dollars, including the patent right FIBER S. PETERS

 Kent, Li'chfeld Co.,, G., Nov 30. 1916. [2s