1901 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



2h; 



PEEP OF DAY 



Sweet Corn. 



Ready for the table 10 days ahead of any other variety. 

 Sweet as honey and very productive. 



Ffir 10 PPfvf^ we will mail you a package 



*• "* *^ CdllO of this corn, sufficient to plant thirty 

 liills; our catalogue for 1001 which is full of good things o£ proven 

 Tiu'iit, and our interesting booklet, SEED TRUTH, wluch contains 

 infnnnation of vital importance to every seed buyer, no matter 

 where he gets his seeds. 



Order at Once as this Offer will ISOT Appear Again. 



Nofthfuj), King ft Co. MmlrApSLi^f^^iNN 



FARM ANNUAL?, 



O R 



1901 



"QUARTER- CENTURY EDITION" 



A Grand New Book of two hundred and twenty pages. Entirely rewritten at our famous 

 FORDHOOK FARMS— the largest Trial Grounds in America. New Directions for culture. New 

 Leaflets, New Novelties of unusual merit in both Vegetables and Flowers, Elegant New Colored 

 Plates. The Quarter-Century's Record of Progress New Cash Prizes, and other New Features. 

 The largest, most complete, and BEST SEED CATALOGUE ever published. Mailed for ten 

 cents, which is less than cost per copy. Name this paper, send ten cents (silver or stamps) and with 

 Ibis great catalogue we shall send a lS=Ccnt packet of either Burbank's Unique Floral Novelty 

 or Burpee's wonderful, new, dwarf, meaty, bright-red, earliest Tomato, — ^'Quarter-Century.'''' 



/{^Should you object to paying ten cents for a seed catalogue (even though 'it is worth a dollar), 

 then write a postal card for Burpee's •• SEED=SENSE " for 1901,— a "strictly business" 

 catalogue of ninety pages 



tly 



W. ATLEE BURPEE «&. CO.. PHILAD ELPHIA, PA. 



For 14 Gents 



■We mail the f.iHowing rare seed uoveliies. 



Ipkg. Illue IDood 'luinuto Heed, $ 15 



1 " .\(irtliei-n I.rinoii 8<><'d, il5 



1 *' llama's Favorite Onion Seed, .10 



1 " Kiiierald(ue,iiriiiiiiiilierSeed, .10 



1 " (ill (.ar.lri, II,.,. I Seed, .|o 



1 " l:i-l)..> IliulUli Need. .10 



1 " l.ii \- .l|;ii-l...( l.,-ir -Seed, 15 



3 '> lirilliaul lioiver beed, .15 



AVorth$1.00,or,4c^? 



Above 10 packages rare novelties Me will 

 mail jou free, togeUier witli our great 

 illustrated Seed i^aialog, telling all about 

 Kulzer'oKillioii Ilollnr GraHs 

 jVIso Choice 4»iiioii 8e«.Ml, ««o. alb. 

 Together nith tlioii-ands of earliest vege- 

 tables and larni sHeds. upon receipt otHc. 

 -u.i thi«iioticp. When one., vou plant 



S:.lz 



will 



JOHN A.SAIZER SEED CO.. i,a( vosse.Hi,. 



SEEDS, PLAfJTS, 



Kosts, ISulbs, Vint*, 

 rubs. Fruit and Oriia- 



mental Trees. The best 

 |by 47 years test. 1000 acres, 

 110 in Hardy Roses, 44 

 [Greenhouses of Plants and 

 JKverblooming Roses. Mai) 

 Isize postpaid, safe arrival 

 Iguaranteed. Try us, our 

 Igoods will please you and 

 'direct deal will save you 



money. Valuable ItJB-page 



Catalogue Free. 

 THE STOKKS «Ss HARRISO.V CO., 

 Box 227 PAINSVILLE, OHIO. 



Ferry's Seeds are 



known the country over as 



the most reliable Seeds that 



can be bought. Don't save a 



nickel on cheap seeds and lose a 



dollar on the harvest. 



1901 Seed Annual free. 

 D. M. FERRY & CO., 

 Detroit, Mich. 



SEED bTl free 



To aet nev» cunomers to lest my ^ee<l», I will mail mv 1901 

 catalogue, tilled v\ itb more BurguiiiH luan everand a lOo I>ue 

 Bill good tor lOe worth of Seeds for trial absolutely 

 free. All the liestSeeds, Bulbs, I'lants, Koses, Furra 

 Seeds, Potatoes and many >'ovelties at lowest pri.;es. 

 CKliisenff, the great money nmking plant. <,[iiint Prize 'l'o« 

 niatoee, 2tot he loot, Pan Anioriciin Oats, sentouifieeto 

 farmeis, and two Free Passes to I'lin Ameriean Expo* 

 sition, Buffalo, N Y. are offered. S^jGo.'j 00 n cash premiums. 

 Don't t'ive :.our order until you see this new catalogue. You*ll 

 be .'•urprlsed at my bariiiin offers. Send posta . for cataiogao 

 to-day. It Is FKKK to all. Tell your friends to send too. 

 F. B. MlLLJStBox lO&.BoBehlil, UnondagaCo.,.N. T. 



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