1904 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



143 



A Guarantee That Guarantees. 



We (lesiie to call special attemion to the guaiaii 

 tee niaiie poultry raisers by the Cyphers IncubatDi 

 Co., Butlalo, N. Y. They warrant their incuba 

 tors for ten years, and guaran- 

 tee tliat they will hatch a larger 

 percentage of fertile esKS and 

 produce more vigorous chicks 

 than any other incubator in the 

 world, at the same time con- 

 suming less oil and requiring less attention. As 

 the guarantee is backed by a large and responsible 

 company, it certainly means something to our 

 readers. They agree to refund thepLTchase price 

 incase the purchaser does not get satisfactory re- 

 sults. The Cyphers incubator, as is now well 

 known, is constructed on a patented principle en- 

 tirely different from any other machine on the 

 market; it is absolutely self-ventilating, self-regu- 

 lating, reiiuires no supplied moisture, is automatic 

 in action and has the most sensi- 

 tive find accurate regulator made. 

 Proof positive of its worth is found 

 in the unequivocal testimony of 

 those who know all about the 

 'poultry business, the Government 

 Experiment Stations and the larg- 

 est and most successful poultry 

 plants in the land. The company carries a full line 

 of "poulti yman's necessities," balanced-ration 

 poultry foods, clover products, standard remedies 

 and supplies of all kinds, specially prepared for 

 the poultryman who wants to make money. They 

 will send their new complete catalogue for 1%4 

 free if you tell them that you are one of our readers. 



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 ANDOTTES B. MINORCAS, LANG 

 SHANS LT. BKAHMAS, W. and 

 BUFF LEGHORNS, HOUDAN5. 

 As f:ood as you pay doubli- for or vour 

 money bick W.W. SHAMPftNORE, 

 Box D. Little Silver, N.J. 



FREE! 



I EARN more about the great 

 *-* 1 ouUry industry. They 

 make money while yon sleep, 

 and will live on what you 

 throw awav. Our paper tells 

 how to make money on poul- 

 try, eggrs, and incubators. Ask 

 for sample copy now- it is free. 



Inland Poultry Journal, 



■10 Cord Bid. Indianapolis, Ind. 



450,000 



aoo var iei ICO. Also G rapes, ^mall t ruiiseii-'.ljest i 



ed stock. Genuine, cheap. 2 sample curr.ants mailed for 



10c. Desc. pries list free. LEWIS UOEstU, Fredunia, N. If. 



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strawberry Offer 



For one dollar I will semi 

 and prepay these choice 

 new vmietie-: la Climax, 12 

 Early Hathaway. 12 Challenge, 

 12 Lyon. Nilcc-t plants. 1 grow 

 strnwiierricscxchisivelvand ttiev 

 lend the Willi. i. I'.eaiitiliil lllus- 

 Tinte I Strawberry Catalog Free. 



W. F. AlIcA Salisbury. Md. 



For the sake of 

 your face, use 

 only Williams' 

 Shaving Soap. 



Sold everywhere. Free trial sample 



for 2-cent stamp to pay postage. 



Write for booklet " How to Shave." 



The J. B. Williams Co,, Glastonbury, Ct. 



TI:ere are no a^rents' misrepresentations or 



i;u;josiciuiis ..!...;'.; :'■ Vi'y of us. Weemploy 



loue you lee none. Weaie respoiisiuledirtctto 



1. Our stock has the vi^or, heilih and Iruiting 



quality whirh comes froju raret'ul ixroum;^ People 



who have been buying Sweet's Genesee Valley 



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shrubs, vines. etc. for "5 years say we treat them right. 

 We make ri^ht fiUin',- of orders a porsoiial niaiter. 

 That's something. We encourage nei,-hbors to join 

 in sending orders and get the benefit of club rates 

 and low freights. We recognize that our long dis- 

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 You are invitei to investigate. Our catalog 

 always free. Write for it today 

 Established ISOO. 



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GEO. A. SWEET NURSERY CO., 



12 Maple St., Dansvllle, N. Y. 





"Once Grown Always Grown" 



The Maule motto lor more 

 than 25 years. JNIy new 



SEED 



BOOK for 1904 



Cost over J'^OOO to publish. If you 

 have a garden you ran hive a co-^y 

 for the asking. Send a postal for it to 



Wm. Henry Maule, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Sloe Plum 



Rarely offered by the traHe Stock very limited Or- 

 der before too late. Price lor .'spring delivery, 

 3 to -4 foot trees. 50^- each. In lots of 5 or 

 more, 40c each. G-aft ng wood, post- 

 paia, per foot lOc: •'! ft 2.jc; 10 ft. 75c. 



£. C. Green (SL Son, Medina, O. 



