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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Mak. 1 



is Jumbo Corn il 



IS 



i: 



the great corn tor cattle feeders Ears a foot I 

 long, rtch in oil. easily broken or crushed. | 

 An enormous yielder. Made 119 bu. per acre | 

 on my trial grounds, outylelding all of the ■ 

 8i other vavleties except the White Elephant. S 

 If you want corn that will outyield every- ! 

 thing in the neighborhood try these two. L 

 Samples free for the asking. I will also send II 

 you my new catalog of seed corn, seed 11 

 potatoes, garden seeds, and In fact all | 

 kinds of seeds but the poor kinds. 



HENRY FIELD, Seedtman 

 Boi 51 Shtnandoah. la. 



The ear seed corn, man." 



The Fruit (jfratcfi- has an important depart- 

 ment In every Issue— "Questions and An- 

 swers"— which often takes up six columns. 

 It's for the exclusive use of subscribers to 



MISSOUR.I 



who get Intelligent answers to any ques- 

 tions on grafting, planting, spraying, in- 

 sect pests, etc. Many of them are always 

 answered completely by Dr. J. C. Whitten, 

 the prominent fruit authority. Horticultur- 

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 Every live fruit - grower and farmer 

 should receive every numiber of The Fruit- 

 Grower. You get dollars worth of benetlt 

 for .^Oc a year. Send 25c and names 

 of 10 persons interested In fruit- 

 growing for a year's trial. 

 Eastern Edition for States 

 east of Ohio. 



The Fruit-Grower Co. , 

 858S.7th, St. Joseph, Mo. 



Deming Knapsack Sprayer 



leads everything of its kind. 5 g-al. cop- 

 per tank, brass pump, bronze ball 

 valves, mechanical a;^itator. Easily 

 carried. Pumprightorlelthand. Knap- 

 sack and Bucket Spra\ er combined. 

 We moke 20 Btjles sprayers. 'Write for Catalog. 



THE DEMINC CO., Salem, O. 



Henion & HuMicll. We"t'n Agts. , CWoaeo. 



25,000 LOGANBERRIES l^^^;.^^^/^ 



and novel. Fine catalog. W. >'. Scarff, Jfew Carlisle, O. 



POTATOES 



We have arranged to dispose of Mr. Fenn's 

 (of Summit County, Ohio) seed-potato crop. 

 Mr. A. I. Root's old customei's and readers 

 of Gleanings will remember Mr. Fenn as 

 the raiser of late-grown potatoes which have 

 given such excellent results all over the 

 country for seed. We are now offering the 

 following varieties : 



Gold Coin 

 Carmen No. 3 

 Early Everitt 



Write to-day for prices. At bargain prices 

 we are now selling, our stock will soon go. 



E. C. GREEN (SL SON 



MEDINA, OHIO 



TESTED SEEDS! 



We have a limited amount of home-grown Premium Flat 

 Dutch Cabbage seed, testing 98 per cent vitality, which we 

 will send postpaid for 15 cents per ounce. 



25 Strawberry-growers 



who have spent time and money 

 investigating "The Pedigree Ques- 

 tion," give their conclusions, pro and 

 con. Send postal for copy. 



M. Crawford Co.. Cuyahoga Falls, 0. 



CENECA BEAUTY POTATO, pure seed, $1.00 per 

 I "^ bushel. J. L. Strosnider, New Lexington, O. 



California Fruit Grower 



The leading authority and best publication 

 in the State for both dealer and producer. 



PRICE THE YEAR, $2.00 



California Fruit Grower, San Francisco, California 

 320 Sansome Street. 



READ THIS AND DO IT QUICK 



ALL 



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$1.10 



If you are paid up 

 for M. F. Without 

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The Modern Farmer, 

 Green's Fruit Grower, 

 Agricultural Epitomist, 

 The Mayflower, and 

 Ten Beautiful Flowering Bulbs, 

 Gleanings in Bee Culture. 

 Good only a short time. Address 

 MODERN FARMER, 307 No. Third St„ ST. JOSEPH, MO. 



Hunter-Trader-Trapper 



Illustrated 64 to 80 page month- 

 ly journal about game, steel 

 traps, deadfalls, trapping se- 

 crets, and raw fur. Published 

 by experienced hunter, trapper, 

 and trader. Subscription $1.00 a 

 year; sample copy 10 cents. 

 A. R. HARDING, Editor, 



Gallipolis. Ohio. 



