1908 



GLEANINCiS IN BEE CULTURE. 



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«k TWO MONEY MAKERS 



^^p and l)ees are an ideal combinati(jn for bee-keepers 

 or farmers. Order early and plant a generous <iuan- 

 tity of these fruits. The bees pollenize them, mak- g 

 ing'them produce in luxurious abundance, and at the 

 same time increase amount and value of honey. |k 

 3 Blaokberry Bushes Free. I want to prove how 

 well-rooted, stronff and vigorous my plants are. I will 

 ''send free 3 fine blackberry plants, if you write for my 

 new 1908 free catalog. Some of my customers are mak- 

 ing over $350 an aore with my plants. Withbees you can 

 increase that prolit considerably. I sell a large variety of 

 ' nurserv stock, grown i>nan 80C acre farm. Write me to-day. 

 VV. N. SC.VKFF, New Carlisle, Ohio 



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Beautifully 

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Mighty 

 Interesting 



It you want to know how to grow big crops of big 

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 right out ia the strawberry field by a man who has 

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 R. M. Kellogg Co.. Box 400i Three River*. Miclk 



[TSSEEDS 



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110 VARIETIES 



STRAWBERRIES 



If you want 8truu berry I'iiintt 

 the best, strongest, most \lgor- 

 ous and most prolirtc that can be 

 grown in a good, fuvuroil 

 strawberry climate, I am sell- 

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 to carry anywhere. Alsooth&r 

 small fruit plants and special 

 seeds. My Free Catalogue tells 

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 If interested, write t'cr J' 'today. 

 Address 



W. F. ALLrj* 

 3 .= Market SL Salisbury. Md. 



A beautiful colored plate of our 



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Red Raspberry 



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THE FLANSBURCH & POTTER CO., 

 Leslie, Michigan. 



The Best Strawberries 



grow from Farmer's plants. Introducer of 

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 Box 313, Petoskey, Michigan 



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