1911 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



27 



Truly a 

 Kitchen 

 and 

 Pantry 

 Combined 



Mrs. 



No. 400 

 The Bon Ton of all Kitchen Cabinets 



Housewife 



This kitchen-cabinet means 

 to you what the most vaki- 

 able machine on the farm 

 means to your husband. 



It means a revelation in kitchen con- 

 venience — a time and labor saving 

 you can not compute. No more tire 

 some drudgery, running here and 

 there for this article or that — to the 

 cellar, to the pantry, rummaging 

 through drawers, bins, and jars— in 

 this cabinet there is a place for every thing, 

 and every thing is always in its place. Sys- 

 tem is easy because no other plan can 

 be practiced with this cabinet. 



Let us tell you how this cabinet is made- 

 how we use oak of the finest quality, of its 

 generous measurements, practical fittings 

 and conveniences found in no other kitchen 

 cabinet. Let us quote you prices and send 

 you complete descriptions of this and half a 

 dozen other kitchen cabinets we make. Our 

 plan of DEALING DIRECT, our economical 

 selling expense— our desire to thoroughly 

 satisfy you — all suggest that you should 

 write for further facts without delay. 



Geo. F. Felker Cabinet Co. 



Lebanon.'Indiana 



DODSEEDS 



INTHEWORLD 



PRICES BELOW ALL OTHERS 



|. I give a lot of new sorts for 

 trial with every order I fill. 

 A Grand Big Catalog CDCC 

 '' Illustrated with over rJICC 

 700 engravings of vegetables 

 and flowers. Send yours and 



'your neighbors' addresses. 



R. H. SHUMWAY, Rockford. Illinois 



STRAWBERRY PLANTS 



200 Acres of Them. I Grow Nothing Else, 



I do not run a nursery — or seed business . 

 I devote all my time to Strawberry 

 Plants. I personally superintend my 

 farm. Every plant guaranteed "true to 

 name." Plants grown in Natural Straw- 

 herrg Climate \'so\\ right, too. Strone 

 rooted, prolific bearers. Prices rifrht. Get 

 my 1911 Catalog. Write to-day.— XOW. 



W.W. THOMA«!.TtieStrawbernPiantMan260MaInSrflnna, 



10 



strong. Hardy, Two-year-old 



Grapevines 



Postpaid. 



Best varieties— red, white, black. Just the kind for plant- 

 ing around the house, along fences, or in the garden. We 

 also offer 5 three-year-old Tlnrsfor^l. Will bear year 

 after planting. Our valuable book, how to plant and 

 prune, free with every order. Grapes are easily grown. 

 Mention this paper and we'll add free one new, large, 

 red currant. T. 8. HCBBARD CO. erspevine SpceialisU. 

 ibb Central Ave., Fredonla, Pi. Y. EsUblisbed 44 rear*. 



BIG PROFITS 



from a Small Piece of Ground 



The author of "The Smith Method 

 of Poultry-Keeping" cleared $2437.72 

 in one year from a space only 40 by 60 

 feet in a large city. This is the best, 

 most comprehensive, and practical sys- 

 tem we know of for keeping many fowls 

 on a small lot; produces summer con- 

 ditions in winter, and makes hens shell 

 out eggs when prices are highest. Com- 

 plete instructions for care and feeding. 

 No elaborate equipment required, and 

 all work and care is cut down to the 

 minimum. Is also well adapted for 

 large plants. Easy to build and easy 

 to operate. Price $1.00, including a 

 year's subscription to P O U I^ T R Y 

 SUCCESS, the best and most popular 

 poultry journal. 



The A. D. Hosterman Co , 



Smith Desk 



Springfield, Ohio 



CATALPA "A't'ft" 



Mine are true to name. Write fur Free booklet which tells 

 a 1 about the 150 acres I am growina for telephone jiol' r. 



H. C. ROGERS. Box 13, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. 



