1909 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



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17 Cents a Day 

 Buys an Oliver 



This amazioE offer — the New Model Oliver Typewriter No. 5 

 at 17 <int! J day — is open to everybody, everywhere. 



it's our new and immensely popular plan of selling Oliver 

 Typewriters on little easy payments. The abandonment of /onf- 

 hand in favor of clean, legible, beautiful lytiwritine it the next 

 great step in human progress. 



Already — in all lines of business and in all professions the use 

 of frn and ink is largely restricted to the writing of lisnatuni. 



Business Colleges and High Schools, watchful of the trend of 

 public sentiment, are training a vast army of young people in the 

 use of Oliver Typewriters. 



The prompt and generous re- 

 sponse of the Oliver Typewriter 

 Company to the world-wide de- 

 mand for univtrsal tyfrwriting, 

 gives tremendous impetus to the 

 movement. 



The Oliver, with the largest 

 sale of any typewriter in exist- 

 ence, was the logical machine to 

 take the initiative in bringing 

 about the universal use of type- 

 writers. It always leads ! 



SAVE YOUR PENNIES AND OWN 

 TTjc. 



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TypeWri-ter 



THE STANDARD VISIBLE WRITER 



This "J7-Cenis-a-Day" selling plan makes the Oliver as easy 

 to turn as to rtni. It places the machine within easy reach of 

 every htme — every individual. A man's "cigar money" — a 

 woman's " pin money " — will buy it. 



Clerks on small salaries can now afford to own Olivers. By 

 utilizing spare moments for practice they may fit themselves for 

 more important positions. 



School boys and school girls can buy Olivers by saving their 

 fennies. 



You can buy an Oliver on this plan at the regular catalog 

 price — $100. A small first payment brings the machine. Then 

 you save 17 centi a day and pay monthly. 



And the possession of an Oliver Typewriter enables you to earn 

 mtniy it iniih faying /tr the machine. 



Advantages Service Possibilities 



The Oliver it the most high- The Oliver Typewriter turns 

 ly perfected typewriter on the out more work — of better qual- 



' cent 



market — hence ia /oo fi 

 eficiency. 



Among it« icoret of conven- 

 iences ate: 



— tha Balano* Shift 



— <h* Ruling Davie* 



—the Doubl* R»l*a«* 



— the Locomotive Base 



—the Automatic Spacer 



—the Automatic Tabulator 



—the Disappearing Indicator 



—the Adiustable Paper Fin- 

 gers 



-the SclentKIc Condensed 

 Keyboard 



Can you spand 1 7 Cents a day to bettor advantago 

 than In the purchase of this wonderful machine ? 



write for Special Easy-payment Proposition or tee the nearett 

 Oliver Agent. 



The Oliver Typewriter Co. 



oil Huron Road, Cleveland, Ohio. 



ity and greater variety — than 

 any other writing machine. 

 Simplicity, strength, ease of 

 operation and visibility are the 

 corner stones of iu towering 

 supremacy in 



— Correspondence 

 —Card Index Work 



— Tabulated Reports 



— Follow-up Systems 

 -Manifolding Service 



— Addressing Envelopes 



— Worlting on Ruled Forms 

 — Cutting Mimeograph Sten- 



Make Money 



Growing Fruit 



The scientific growinK of fruit offers to- 

 day the fintst opening in the entire line of 

 farming operations to one who wants to 

 get ahead in the world financially, and at 

 the same time build a home and have sur- 

 rcjundings which will maKe life worth the 

 living. The growing of fruit has now be- 

 come a science and success will surely 

 crown the efforts of one who enters this 

 field, makes a careful study of the indus- 

 try and follows teachings of many growers 

 who make big money on fruits. 



ST «JOSCPH. MISSOURjI 



is the leading magazine devoted to horti- 

 culture. It contains monthly as high as 

 eighty pages of up-to-date Illustrated mat- 

 ter, which places its readers in position to 

 earn maximum profits on rruit. In some 

 sections orchard land owned by Fruit- 

 Grower readers is sold as high as $4,000.00 

 I)er acre, and in many sections it is being 

 sold at one thousand to two thousand dol- 

 lars per acre. In no other branch of farm- 

 ing can land values be made so high. The 

 lands mentioned above are worth the 

 money, as they pay interest on the amount. 



FREE LAND 



INFORMATION 



Among the many departments in the in- 

 terest of our readers is "The Fruit-Grower 

 Land and Colony Department." It Is our 

 aim to give complete, authentic informa- 

 tion in regard to lands in any section of 

 the country where our readers may con- 

 template purchasing. This advice will be 

 worth thousands of dollars to anyone who 

 figures on buying land for investment or 

 for a home. The editor of The Frult-Grower 

 has personally inspected many fruit-grow- 

 ing sections, and we are in position through 

 our subscribers to secure reliable data re- 

 garding any section on the continent. 



For several years we have been trying tn 

 secure a fine tract of land to be colonized 

 by members of The Fruit-Grower Family. 

 Numerous tracts have been offered us. but 

 after sending experts to examine each tn 

 regard to soil, climatic conditions, etc.. 

 they did not come up to our standard of 

 excellence. We will not use anything but 

 the very best possible location for this col- 

 ony, and we hope to secure the proper one 

 in a short time. If you are Interested in 

 purchasing land either for a home or for 

 investment, fill out blanks below and send 

 in with our special trial coupon. 



Special Trial Coupon 



THE FRUIT-GROWER, Box C16, St. Joseph, Mo. 



Send your paper to nie three months on 

 trial, FItEE. After readini; three Humbert*, 

 I will either become a subHcriber or notify 

 .vou to stop the paper, 



I am interested in land in states listed 

 below, marlied X. 



Washington. . .Wyoming . . .Missouri 



Oregon . . .Texas 



.Montana . . .Idaho 

 .Colorado . . .New Mexlcc- ■ .Utah 



. Arkansas 



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