350 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Mar. 1 



TnEBESTLlGHT 



r "The only light tha» makas and burns its 

 r own Eas at the extremely low cost of 2c per week 

 ■ and Rive, perfect service with NO CREASE, DIRT, 

 SHAKE OR ODOR. Every harner equal to 100 candles 

 bum?nB .ton. time. Think of it-brighter than.lectri- 

 citT or acetylene and cheaper than kerosene. ¥on can- 

 not sfFord to be without it. Over 100 styles. Every lamp 

 warranted. ApenU Wanted Everywhere. 

 THK BEST LIGHT CO., 306 K. Bth St., Canton, O. 



iddlenien'sprof ts done 

 away with. You jet this 

 saving in choice of 1000 

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 and up. This 



CHAIR. GIVEN 



with $10 order. Everything 



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advance. Send for catalog 



and free sample of soap. 



CroStTCReed "•"iflMSS'iiS""'' 



/^JOSEPH HORNE CO.^ 



Penn and Fifth 



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Pittsburgh, Pa. 



More Kioto Silk 



at 35c Yd. 



Several weeks ago we advertised a lot of Kioto 

 Silk at the .special price of 3.5c a yard. The re- 

 sponse to this advertisement was so unanimous 

 that we feel justified in repeating the particulars 

 about this silk fabric. 



Kioto Silk is a soft and lustrous fabric, com- 

 bined of Japanese Silk and finest Sea Island 

 Cotton. 



It is light weight and clinging in texture, a 

 summer fabric par excellence. We can imagine 

 nothing prettier or more inexpensive for dressy 

 frocks for young girls. 



THE REGULAR PRICE IS 50 CTS. PER YD. 

 but we were fortunate in our purchase and are 

 thus enabled to offer it for a full 15c below the 

 rightful value. 



Shown in delicate evening colors, in rich black, 

 and in small tasteful designs. 



Your Name Will Get $2 Eggs 



For SO Cents Per Sitting 



The White and Brown Leghorns are the greatest 

 layers in the world. I kee| 2000 of the celebrated 

 Chamberlain Taying strain^ on my Experimen^a^ 

 Farm, and to increase the sale of my Pfriect Chicfe 

 Peed, I will send to any one who ^ill?f°d me their 

 name so I can send them my PeTfect Chick Peed Oata 

 logue, 2 sittings of Single Comb Brown or W^'te Leg- 

 horn feggsf orllfor the2 sittings. 0°ly 2 sittings sold 

 to one pirson. White or Barred Plymouth Rock, or 

 White or Silver LacedWyandotte Eggs $1 per sitting. 

 This is arareehance to get a start of extra nnesiocK. 

 Send money and have your orders booked at once. 

 W. F. CHAMBERLAIN, {The Perfect Chick Feed Man 

 KIRKWOOD. MO. 



4.0 RRFFH^ Fine pure - bred chickens, 

 TW Uliuui/o ducks, geese, and turlieys. 

 Northern raised ; hardy and very beautiful. 

 Largest poultry-farm in the Northwest. Fowls, 

 eggs, and incubators at lowest prices. Send 4 c. 

 for fine 76-page 13th annual catalog. 

 *j, R. F. NEUBERT, Box 778. MANKATO, MINN. 



Ri White and Barred Rocks, 

 I Wyandotte s, Lt. Brahmas 



Reds 



Hardy, prolific, farm-bred, pure 

 stock. For birds, moderate prices. 

 EGGS TO HATCH at 10 cts. each. 



IXT alter iSherman 



100 Boulevard, Newport, R. 



Make Hood Mone^ 



in Poultry business. Others do it. You can 

 too. Our big book Profitable Poultry tells 

 how to breed, hatcli, feed and market to 

 make big money. Describes most wonder- 

 ful Poultry Farm in the world. 32 kinds of 

 fowls. Quotes low prices on fowls, egps, incu- 

 bators and supplies. Mailed for 4c. postage. 

 Berry's Poultry Farm, Box 53 , Glarinda, la. 



At The 

 World's Best 



Poultry Journal. Our Beautiful 

 Xmas Number containing 3 color 

 pictures from Burgess' master- 

 pieces in oil, costing $1,000, and 

 bookplansfor Poultry Houses, all 

 forlOcents. We will tell you How 

 to Make Poultry Pay. Address 

 INLAND POULTRY JOURNAL, 

 15 Cord BId'q, Indianapolis, ind. 



BOOKS ON POULTRY CULTURE. 



POULTRY HOUSES AND FIXTURES. 



Shows plans of low-cost, practical and labor-saving 

 houses, designs for inside fixtures, roosting-coops and 

 coops for young chicks, and all necessary appliances 

 for the poultry-yard; 96 pages, 9x12 inches, illus- 

 trated . Price 50 cts. 



ARTIFICIAL INCUBATING AND BROOD- 

 ING. Solves all problems of artificial incubating 

 and brooding. Tells how to obtain strong-germed, 

 fertile eggs, etc. Results gained from practical ex- 

 perience; 96 pages, 9x12 in., illustrated. Price 50 cts. 



EGGS AND EGG-FARMS is made up of articles 

 of experienced breeders, giving methods of housing, 

 breeding, rearing, and feeding to increase egg produc- 

 tion. Contains chapters on pedigree breeding; 98 

 pages, illustrated. Price 50 cts. 



THE PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Barred, buff, and 

 white. Gives rules for mating followed by the 

 most successful Plymouth Rock breeders, with a 

 chapter and chart on line breeding. Contains color- 

 plate of each variety; 110 pages, 9x12 inches, illus- 

 trated. Price 50 cts. 



THE LEGHORNS. The best illustrated standard 



of all varieties of the popular Leghorns. Mating 



schemes clearly described. Color-plate of S. C. W. 



Leghorns; 78 pages, 9x12 in., illstd. Price 50 cts. 



ASIATICS. A work on Brahmas, Cochins, and 

 Langshans Contains " inside " information neces- 

 sary to success, with standard and ideal charts for all 

 varieties. Color-plates of Buff and Partridge Cochins; 

 100 pages, 9x12 inches, illustrated. Price 50 cts. 



DUCKS AND GEESE. Gives all details of 

 hatching, rearing, fattening, and marketing. De- 

 scribes labor-saving methods; 68 pages, 9x12 inches, 

 illustrated. Price 50 cts. 



TURKEYS. Every detail of the turkey business 

 explained fully and clearly. Written by the world's 

 foremost turkey-growers. Contains color -plate of 

 ideal Bronze turkeys; 84 pages, 7x12 inches, illus- 

 trated. Price 50 cts. 

 THE BANTAM FOWL. Mr. T. F. McGrew.judge 

 and breeder, tells how to house, feed, and grow ban- 

 tams, how to treat their diseases, etc ; 72 pages, 9x12 

 inches, illustrated. Price 50 cts. 



RELIABLE POULTRY REMEDIES. Points 

 out the causes, describes symptoms, and gives sim- 

 ple and tested remedies for all diseases; 6x9 inches, 

 84 pages. Price 25 cts. 



THE A. I. ROOT CO., MEDINA, OHIO. 



