1911 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



19 



rCoward' 



Shoe 



The natural foot-form last of this 

 Special Coward Shoe, with its broad 

 toe and snug heel-seat, allows free play 

 to the foot muscles used in walking. 

 Shoe has a flexible tread with a special 

 construction that supjjorts the arch 

 and ankle, and prevents "flat-foot." 



Mall Orders Filled. Send tor Catalogue. 



JAMES S. COWARD 



264>274 Greenwich St., near Warr n St., New York 

 SOLD NOWHERE ELSE 



SEEDS 



If you love Flow- 

 ers write me a letter 

 (not postal) for Park's 

 FloraLl Guide, teem- 

 ing with floral notes, 

 pronomicing the big 

 flower names, giving 

 a germination table, 

 showing nearly 1000 

 flower pictmres. It's 

 diflerent. It insm-es 

 success. Be sure to 

 see it. Best seeds at 

 lowest prices. 42d yr. 

 10 Pkts. Choice Flower Seeds, 10 cts. 



5 Fine Gloxinias, 5 colors, 25c 



7 Double Begonias, 7 " 25c 

 5 Fringe-lBsgonias, 5 " 25c 

 25 Fine Mixed Gladiolus, 25c 



Aster. Q. of Market. Jlid 

 Larkspur, Stock-flowd, 

 Pansy. Giant Fraeraut 

 Petunia, New Bedding. 

 Phlox Drummondi.new 



Pinks, New Japan, Mid. 

 Poppy. Kew Shirle.v 

 Portulaca, Large-flwd, " 

 Sweet Peas 

 Mixed Seeds, 1000 kinds. 



10 Pkts. Choice Vegetables, 10 cts. 



Beet, Imp. Eirlv Turnip. I Onion, iJanver? Yellow. 

 Cabbage,Jiarly Solid Cone Parsnip, Larpe Guernsev. 

 Cabbage. Late Flat Dutch! Radish, Srecial Mixture 

 Cucumber, White Spine. ITomato, New Matchless. 

 Lettuce. Mnlta Drumhead Turnip, Purple-top Globe 

 ll^^SendlOcfor either lot, or 20c for 

 ^s®"" both. Or. send 60c for club of three (60 

 pkts.^and 111 add four 2-oz. pkts. (worth 40c) Best 

 Sweet Corn. Beans, Peas and Sqna?h. alpo, trial sub- 

 scription to Park's Floral Magazine.which cheers 

 and brightens more than 600.000 homes every 

 month. Six lots (124 pkts.). SI. CjO. Club with friends. 

 GEO. W. PARK. B21, La Park, Pa. 



Get The 

 Dealers' Profit 



You select 

 your own 

 terms 



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<®njj9^h 



HEN you 

 buy a 

 piano or 

 organ from a dealer 

 you must pay his 

 profit. You must 

 pay the whole- 

 saler's profits; you 

 must pay sales- 

 men's salaries 

 store rents, and 

 other expenses 

 These accumula- 

 tive profits often 

 double the price of 

 the instrument and 

 you have to pay 

 them. But the Cornish plan 

 does away with all these middle- 

 men's profits — you buy direct 

 from the factory — you pay half 

 the dealer's price — you receive 

 100 cents value and satisfaction for every dollar you put in a 



Piano 



Ox- 



O r ^an 



These instruments have for over half a century been regarded 

 as standard — no better instruments are made than Cornish 

 instruments. No matter how much you pay you cannot get 

 an instrument with a purer, richer tone, or one nilh more 

 perfect action, or one that is made to better withstand the 

 test of time. Cornish pianos and organs have been made by 

 the same family for fifty years— three generations of master 

 craftsmen and are sold direct from the factory to the home at 

 the lowest price possible for a first-class standard instrument. 



A Year's Trial Free 



So confident are we 

 that any Cornish piano 

 or organ will dehght 

 you in every particular 

 that we are wilhng to 

 place any instrument 

 you may select ^ 

 right in your own 

 home for a whole 

 year strialandtest, 

 absolutely free. 

 If the instrument 

 does not please you 

 in every respect 

 the trial will not 

 cost you one penny 

 Besides we give you 



Two Years' Time To 

 Pay If Necessary 



No money required in advance. We 

 insist upon your being fully satisfied 

 with the Cornish instrument you 

 select before we ask you to pay for it. 



Get Our Big 

 BooK Free 



Our big, handsome art ponfolio 

 catalogue pictures Cornish pianos 

 and organs, tells how they are 

 made and explains why we are 

 able to give you double value for 

 your money. You should have 

 this book before you invest a 

 cent in a piano or organ. It costs 

 us nearly a dollar to place it in 

 your hands, but we send it free. 

 We will also send you a book of 

 5000 names and addresses of 

 recent satisfied Cornish purchasers. 



^At*tli<h {7C\ Washington, New Jersey 



%/vl llivi; %;v* Established Over Hall A Century 



