1909 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



25 



Book 



tell you 

 how to 

 double your 

 Potato Money 



You can learn of the one way to 

 plant your potatoes cheapest, how to 

 save seed and soil, how to double th( 

 profit of every acre of your potato land. 



You can get this book free for your 

 name on a postal card. It will tell you all 

 about the proper care of potato fields, 

 proper methods of planting and cultiva- 

 tion, how to save hundreds of dollars in 

 fertilizer money alone. 



It will tell you how to do all this at a 

 cost of but one dollar. It will describe 

 the one planter that makes this all possible 

 — the famous Acme Hand Planter. It will 

 place in your hands all the great, vital 

 truths of Potato Culture, condensed and 

 plainly written, so it is easy to read and 

 remember them. 



You will want this book to put its precepts into 

 practice on your own farm. Send for it now. 

 Just say on a postal, "Send me your potato book." 



POTATO lMPLEME^fT COMPANY, 

 Box 520i Traverse City, Mich. 



KEEP 

 YOUR 



BEES AT HOME 



Bees realize the greatest profits from short hauls. By sowing 

 my mixture of annuals it will furnish them food from which 

 the most wholesome pure honey is made. You will be de- 

 lighted with this mixture of seed for open-ground sowing. 

 Packet 15c, pound SI. 25 postpaid. Write to-day for copy of 

 my new catalog. Tells all about the i«r variety of seeds, 

 bulbs, roses, plants, etc. 



Miss Jessie M. Good, Box 139, Springfield, Ohio. 



Which Spray Pump^ 



^^Bi^B shall you buy? Buy the 

 Spray Pump that lolly meets the 

 demands lU the Government Apri 

 cultural Scienti.stsan<l all practi- 

 cal Fruit Growers. These pumps are 

 widely known as 



DEMING SPRAYERS 



and .ire made in 'j:i styles for use in 

 small (.'aniens i>r immense orchards 

 Write for our l'M» catalojr with 

 Sprayini; Chart. Add 4 cents po; 

 afre and receive "Spraying for 

 Profit," a useful guide book. 



The Deming Company 



690 Depot St., Salem, Ohio 



SPRAYED 



Tx Save Money on 

 Berry Boxes and 

 Baskets 



_ ,fl Vcga- 

 tahlc Packages 



an<t Grower*' Su|.plie« of aU kinds. 

 Writ* tor free monejsiving catalogue 

 and price li«t O. "it* 

 I.arrnt KaetorTof iu Kind In th«('o»ntrj. 



HEW ALBANY BOX AND BASKET CO., Ntw Albaiit. Iko. 



Seedsmen 



to his Majesty the 



Bee-keeper 



We pride ourselves that we are bee-keepers, and devote a page 

 in our l')0<) catalog exclusively to the needs of the bee-keeper. 

 Our business has a direct connection with the bee-keeping public 

 that no other seed-house can claim. For twenty years Mr. A. I. 

 Root owned it; for five nio'e it was in Medina, and to-day it still 

 uses Gleanings as its only advertising medium, and the bulk 

 of our customers are bee-keepers. 



We feel that the bee-keepers ought to be in the front of the 

 great forestry movement. His bees work on forest-trees and in 

 forest-land to the very greatest extent. His supplies are all 

 wood — and no substitute. Advancing prices are keenly felt by 

 the bee-keeper already. 



Here is a rare chance to plant a small'area at small expense. 

 (You had better write us if you expect to plant a quarter acre or 

 more.) They are all honey-trees, and the best ones for forestry. 



SPECIAL FORESTRY COLLECTION: 

 100 Basswood, 

 100 Locust, 

 100 Catalpa. 



By express only, lor; S3. 00; one-hall (or $1 .50. 



SPECIAL. — We have a few packets of a rare new honey-plant 

 that will go to the first bee-keepers answering this ad., asking for 

 1909 catalog, and for them. HURRY! 



The Wooster Nursery Co. 



< Successors to E. 



WOOSTER, 



. Creen & Son, Medina, O. ) 



OHIO. 



BEFORE ORDERING 



BERRY-CRATES AND 

 QUART BASKETS 



write for our catalog and special prices. 

 H. H. Aultlather, box 100, Minerva, O. 



1 want to give j%n this 

 glorious collection of 



SWEET 

 PEAS 



1 Containing over 100 of 



' the GRANDEST and 



MOST BEAUTIFUL of 



the World's Giant 

 Varieties. They are 

 s imply wonderful, 

 grand and superb, 

 — and I want to send 

 you this WHOLE 

 complete I}^_-» 

 ccllectlon rrfiR 

 •bsolut«Iy » * ■"' 

 All I ask you to do 

 is to cut out this ad. 

 write your name tnd address 

 on margin and wraptwodimes 

 (or ten 2c stamps) in it to pay 

 packing and postage and 

 three months' subscription to 

 Farm 6 Stock, our fnat month- 

 ly farm magazine, i am going 

 to give away 10,000 of these 

 collections just to tet acquaint- 

 ed with you. Send immediately 

 F. J. Wright, Editor, Farm & 

 Stock, Box 25, St.Joseph. Mo. 



