SEPTEMBER 15, 1916 



Whys and Wherefores 



of Fall Spraying 



is the title of a little booklet, giving seven 

 reasons, official and non-official, why it is the 

 best time to spray. This booklet will be sent 

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 "SCALECI DE" ' ata very early date. If you 

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60 -lb. Honey -Cans 



Good second-hand, fit to refill 

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The Eyes, Ears, and 



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To see birds, hear their 

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Guide to Nature 



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