1909 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



17 



Over half a century of fair dealing has given our products that prom- 

 iuouce nlilch merit deserves. Kvery thing of the best for 



Orchard^Vineyard, Lawn, Park, 

 Street, Garden and Greenhouse 



Seeds, Bulbs* Plants, Roses, Shrubs, Small Trees, Etc. 



bv mail, postpHid— safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. Hundreds of 

 curluudg of FRUIT AM» OKNAMKNTAL TREES. If in want of Fruit or 

 Ornamental Trees, Shrulia, etc., send for Catalogue No. 1, 112 pages. If 

 Seedn, Bulbs, Roses. Palms. Ferns. Geraniums and Greenhouse Plants Ip 

 Beneral. Catalogue No. 2. 168 pages; both FREE. Immense stock of Huperb 

 and choice CANNAS— the queen of bedding plants. I'^KONIES and other 

 perennial hardy plants in large sui>til.v. Direct deal will insure you the 

 best and save you money. 56 years. 1200 acres, 44 greenhouses. (6) 



THE STORRS & HARRISON CO., Box 183, Painesville, Ohio. 



The FARMERS' GARDEN 



A Seed I<riU and Wheel Iloe is in- 

 dispensable— not only in a village 

 garden but on largest farms. 



Farmers should grow all manner 

 of vegetables and '-live on the tat of 

 the land." Should provide succu- 

 lent roots for Cattle. Swine, Poultry, 

 and save high priced feed 

 stuff. Great labor-sav- 

 ing tools of special 

 value forthehome 

 aa well as the 

 market par- 

 den. Send 

 for froo 

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5AVE 

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 HEt 



Bateman'Mfg. Co., Box 120G, Grenloch, N. J. 



Northwest 

 Farm and Home 



Established 

 1847 



Ligh Richmond Freeman 

 Managing Editor 



Most elegant descriptive magazine and 

 agricultural periodical in America. 

 Goes in town and country. 

 Subscription for 1910, $1.00. 

 General circulation among three million 

 people west of St. Paul and north of 

 San Francisco. 



The highest authority on irrigation. It 

 demands one billion dollars direct ap- 

 propriation by Congress for irrigation 

 to increase America's population to one 

 billion. 



"Dairy and Live Stock" and "Poultry 

 and Pet Stock " consolidated with 



Northwest Farm and Home 



Nortli Yakima, Wash. 



The price of our magazine is 20 cents a copy. It 

 is worth every cent of that, and no sample copy 

 will be sent out except on receipt of the 20 cents. 

 Every issue contains descriptive matter about 

 the resources and scenery and the methods of 

 apiculture in the New Northwest, and is embel- 

 lished with beautiful half-tone^illustrations. 



ATE NTS yeIIs' 



_H...i.aiMB_M>B PRACTICE. 



CHARLES J. WILLIAMSON, 

 Second Mat'l Pank Bldg., Washington, D. C. 



Patent Practice in Patent Patent Counsel of 



Office ant3 Courts. The A. I. Root Co. 



Booklet onCATALPA TREES 



' Let me tell you about the 150 acres I am 

 I growing for telephone poles, I sell the 

 best tree pruner in the world. 

 If. G. ROGERS, Box 13 MKOHAMCSBLRG, OHIO 



FREE 



A New 

 16-32 page 

 WEEKLY 



CAMP & TRAIL 



Devoted to HUNTING and allied topics. 



Sample, 5 Cents. . . . Yearly, $1.50. 



A. R. Harding Pub. Co., Box 319. Columbus, O. 



LAMFkloSJ. 



dozen to 200 size. Price $5.00. 

 ^^'3^^%^ Fits all sizes Chicks or Fowls. 

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BEE SUPPLIES 



for North Texas 



We are agents for Root's Celebrated Bee- 

 keepers' Supplies for North Texas. By buy- 

 ing in carload lots we are enabled to sell at 

 factory prices f. o. b. Dallas. 



We also handle honey and beeswax. When 

 you have any for sale let us know. 



We carry the largest stocks of Field and 

 Garden Seeds and Poultry Supplies of all 

 kinds in the South. Catalog of all of the above 

 lines will be sent on request. Send now, and 

 get your order in early. 



Texas Seed & Floral Company 



Dallas, Texas 



The Best Honey-jar 



No. 25 with lined cap, $5.00 per gross. 

 Sample, 20c. Catalog of supplies free. 



FINE LIGHT HONEY, 8^0 per Lb. 



Apiaries: 

 Glen Cove, L. I. 



I. J. STRINCHAIM, 

 105 Park PI ice, N. Y. CITY 



