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GLEANINGS IN BEE CUI^XURE. 



May 1 



THE FASHION 



FLOWER OF THE DAY 



Is the beautiful sweet pea. Eecognizing the 

 popularity of this garden favorite, we otter for 

 lUOl Ave new and bandsome sorts, for 5 2-cent 

 stamps, together with a copy of our new seed 

 book, the most modern catalogue of modern 

 times. It is so costly a production we cannot 

 afford to gratuitously distribute it. (Postage alone 

 is 5 cents. ) We ser!'i it postpaid for 10 cents to- 

 gether witli one packet of each of these : 



5 Grand New Sweet Peas. 



Navy Blue* "^he best to date. 

 Gorgreoiis. Unique and distinct. 

 America, "Vriiite striped carmine. 

 Koj'al K.08C. A blushing beauty, 

 Salopian. Intense scarlet. 



Five 

 separate packets.. 



ONLY ICc. 



With our nrw seed bnok free. 



Features of our new catalogue for 1901 are 136 

 pages (9o20 square inches of reading and Olustrat- 

 jons) 7 handsome colored plates. A list of novel- 

 ties in vegetable, farm and flower seeds to be had 

 nowhere else this year, 35 new sorts noiv 

 offered for the first time, and a complete 

 list of standard seeds, bulbs, plants, fruits, etc.. 

 Other features, full cultural directions and many 

 cash prizes. If you want an up-to-date garden and 

 the best you ever had you must plant Maule's 

 Seeds. Send 10 cents for catalogue and these new 

 sweet peas to-day. Address, 



WM. HENRY MAULE, 

 1711 Filbert Street, Philadelphia. 



The Power Question 



— for farm use, dairies, creameries, 

 cheese factories — anything reqajr- 

 ing light power, is best settled by 

 baying one of thesa 



LEFFEL 

 ENGINES. 



They are made in both horizontal 

 ajid upright pattern, with engtna 

 attached to boilers. Being very 

 simple and direct in constnus- 

 i they are economic of fuel 

 Kreat developers of 

 er. Best for outtlnjtajul 

 idlngfeed, sawing wood, 

 mplng water, separating 

 cream, churning, Arc. Made 

 of the best material throughout 

 they are durable and long lived. 

 ^ Send stamp for our Book oa 

 £n||;lneB and Power. 

 4AMIUS iJukiih^& CO.* Box 89, Springfield, A 



250 Poultry Pictures 



i ilustratint; every phase of poultry raising and 

 224 p3};es of matter telling how. when and 

 what. That and much aiore is in onr*'Pro8l. 

 ble Poultry Keeping in all Us Branches." 

 Tells alsoaboui the warranted for 10 years 

 Cyphers Incubator, which is guaranteed to 

 outhatch any other incubator, or money re- 

 funded. Book for 10c in stamps. Circulars 

 free. Address nearest office. Ask for book 74 



tclA-irv— e ; CYPHERS INCUBATOR CO.. 



5tl.f-VeNIiU7lliefi-<chicago, III. Hayland, S. \. Boston, fiSM. 



200-Egg Incubator 

 for $ 1 2.00 



Perfect in construction and 



action. Hatches every fertile 



egg. Write for catalogue to-day. 



GEO. H. STAHL, Quincy, III. 



iSOVARIETIES. 



1 1 breed fine pouliry on one of the best equipped poultry 

 farms in tbe world. Sen.i 8c in stamps for new 1901 Book, 

 telling: all about 50 varieties, with special prices on fowls 



andeggs. B. H. CREIDER, Florin, Pa. 



PLANERS 



The above cut shows one of our small Planers, 

 of which we mal<e twelve different styles and sizes. 



Also large Planers, Band Saws, Buzz Planers, 

 Moulders, Wood Lathes, and all kinds of 



WOOD WORKING MACHINERY 



Send for Catalogue. 



The FRANK MACHINERY CO, 



BUFFALO. N. Y. 



i New Smith Premiers Nos. S^nid. 



The No. 6 takes paper 183^ inches wide and writes lines 16 inches long. 

 The No. 5 takes paper 1 1 inches wide and writes lines 93^ inches long. 

 These new machines in essential 

 mechanical principles are the same 

 as Models Nos. 2, 3 and 4 — un- 

 equaled. 



Write for Printed Matter Free. 





158 Prospect Street, Cleveland, Ohio. 



