THE BEE-KKEPERS' REVIEW. 



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SALZERS SEED NOVELTIES 



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SALZER'S NATIONAL OATS. 



Y(a, tarmers of America lend me your ears while I chant 

 the merits of this new Oat Novelty. 



Editors, Agricultural Writers. Institute Orators, all tal!i 

 and write about til m Di'W Oat. It yielded in Wis 158bu.,in 

 Ohio 187 bu., in Miih. 2:11 bu., In ilo L55 bu and in N.' J.). 

 310 \m. per acre, dm ing 1903, and in lOO-i vnu can grow just 

 as easily 300 hu. p. r acre of Salter's National Oau, as 

 wecun. Your land is Ju.st as gootl. just as rich and you are 

 Just as ?ood a farmer as we aro. We hope you wiU'try this 

 Oat in 1904, and ttun st-ll same for Deed to your neigbbora 

 at a fancy price, next fall. 



Macaroni W^eat. 



It does well on arid, dry lands ns alsnon ricli farm lands, 

 yielding from JO to S>0 bii. per acre. 



Speltz and Eanna Barley. 



Greatest cereal food on earth. Yields 4 tons elegant straw 

 hay and 80 bn. cif grain, as rich as corn, oats and wtioat 

 ground together ' Does well everywhere Ilanna Barley 

 grows on dry, arid lands, yieldintj 60 bu per acre. 



Salzer's Home Builder Corn. 



Positively the bigye^t eared early corn on earth yielding 

 in Ind. 1j7 bu , Ohio 100 bu , Tenn. IDS bu.. Mich '^20 bu. 

 and s. D. 27H bu. per acre. It is really a marvelous corn. 

 Sinks its roots deeply alter moisture and nourishment and 

 grows like a weed. 



Bromus Inermis and Alfalfa Clover. 



Bronjus Inermis i.'i the most prolilic grass for permanent 

 pastures on earth. Yields 7 tons hay per acre Good on 

 sand, lime, clay, gravel— yes. on all Kinds ot soils ' 



Alfalfa Clover produces more Ii.t v and belter bay than 

 any Clover kiiov\ n. It is good for 7 tons per acre. 



Potatoes 736 bushels per Acre. 



The Editor of the KrRAL New Yokkkr sa.\ s. "Salzer s 

 Earliest Potato is the earliest out of .'18 earl v sons tried, and 

 yields 464 Ini. per acre, while Salzer s Early Wisconsin 

 yielded for tliem 7.iii bu. per acre. Salzers Potatoas for 

 yield cballen;;e the world '' 



FOR 10c IN STAMPS 



and the nameof this paper, we will send you a lot of farm 

 ,d s^nriles, iiicludinL! some of al)Ove tot;ether with 

 maaimoth 140 page illustrated catalog .Send lo-<iay. 













JOHN A.SALZER SEED CO.LaCrosseWis. 



G. B. LEWIS SECTIONS ! PajTcr Cutter 



These section.'^ are the be.'it in ihe world, an<i I 

 am prepared to liandle Iheni in Canada. I h1,>^o 

 krrp in stock all kinc's of bee supplies I am 

 running two j'ard,s of 300 coK nie.s each, and I 

 want a good man lo take chaige of one of them 

 They are run for comb honey. None but a goccl 

 man need apyily. 



I am also brecfler of ,S. C lilark Minorca.":, all 

 imported stock f'om Kngland and Sroilsnd, i.s 

 eggs for |i. 00. K. P Kock, Beadley Thompson 

 •nd LefTell Conger .Strain. 15 eggs for Ji.oo. 

 Beeswax wanted. 



N. H. .SMITH, 



a-04-it Lock Box A. Tilliury, Ont, Can, 



n*tm mtntian tht Rtuitiu. 



For Sale. 



.A ni.Tii living near here, and liaving a small 

 job printing office, has con.solidated his office 

 with mine, and is putting in a cylinder press. 

 We both Iiad a paper cutter, and, as we have no 

 use for both of iheni. one will be sold at a .sacri- 

 fice Mine is a ?4-inch cutter, and has a new 

 knife for which I paid $!o.oo last sprirg, yet 

 525,00 will lake llie machine. A phologiaph and 

 description of the machine will be sent on ap- 

 plication This new man will have no connec- 

 tion whatever with the Review— simply with the 

 job work The presswork for the Review will 

 be done on the new press, 



W, Z, HUTCHINSON, Flint, Mich. 



