1907 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



723 



Joseph Home Co. 



Pittsburg, Pa. 



Readers of Gleanings in Bee Cul- 

 ture know l)y this time that this is a 

 store of many sides, and that any thing 

 needed for the person or the home 

 can be found 

 liere at pop- 

 ular prices. 



One of our 

 specialties is 

 the Engrav- 

 ing of Visiting 

 Cards. Now the 

 point we make is 

 that many I'ead- 

 ers of this maga- 

 zine have children 

 away at school, and 

 some of these students 

 will graduate this June. 

 The thing is to have a 

 proper card. Note these 

 prices for engraved name-plate, and 

 send your order at once — you couldn't 

 please young man or woman better 

 than by a present of 100 engi'aved cards. 



100 Cards, Script $ .75 



1 00 Cards. Old English 1 .65 



100 Cards, Shaded Old English 2.75 



Engraved 

 Visiting 

 ' Cards 



Incubators 



Brooders 



are made for 

 business. 

 The extra 

 amount of 

 chicks you save with these machines over what 

 you could raise with other kinds will soon pay 

 for a Mandt Lee Incubator and Brooder. Don't 

 waste time and money. Get the best ; write to-day. 

 Ask' about our mixed-grain food and our gapecure. 

 C. M. SOOTT 00., 1006 E. Wash. St., Indianapolis, Ind. 



METAL MOTHERS. 



Complete fireproof HatchinMr 

 and Broodinj^ plant for $7.50; 2 

 qts. oil will hatch and brood the 

 chicks. Our nest system is the 

 latest discovery. Full line poul- 

 try supplies. Lowest prices. 

 Free catalotr. Write to-dav. 

 CYCLE HATCHER CO. 

 Box 223. Elmira. N. Y. 



Rhode Island Reds 



Buff, White, Silver, and Golden 



White, Barred, Buff, and Black 



Brown, Buff, and White 



Black JAVAS and 



Life'ht 



Hardy, prolific. 



farm-bred, pure stock. 



Eg^s to Hatch at I 

 WALTER SHERMAN, 100 Boul 



WYANDOTTES. 



ROCKS. 



LEGHORNS. 



MINORCAS. 



BRAHMAS. 



For birds, 

 moderate prices. 



O cts. each. 

 evard, Newport, R. I. 



WHITE WYANDOTTES 



Mature; vigorous; prolific layers; best 

 table fowl; extra trood ones. Fertile egys, 

 $1.00 per 1.5. Free circular is interesting. 



J. W. DUNLAP. Box 94a, FARMINGTON, MO. 



Hatching Season is Here. 



The farmpr's wife is now busily engaged setting 

 eggs and raising chicks for her supply of next year's 

 breeders and layers, for in past years she has found 

 poultry-raising to be the most profliable of all branch- 

 es of farm industry. Her husband has also become 

 interested, and now among leading farmers we And 

 the poultry well housed, well fed, and as well looked 

 after as the horses and cattle. This is not the result 

 of a greater love for the hen, but simply on account of 

 the profit the farmer has been able to derive from his 

 flock at very little expense, and with little loss of time. 



Farmers and their wives are deeply interested in 

 raising poultry by means of incubators and brooders. 

 At this season they are particularly interested, as 

 there is very little time to lose now. The early-hatch- 

 ed chick is the one that pays best, and all the eggs 

 that can possibly be set this month should be set. 

 The heavier breeds of Plymouth Rocks and Wyan- 

 dottes ought to be hatched this month. Leghorn eggs 

 can be placed in the incubator in May with good re- 

 sults. 



The farm without an incubator and brooder to-day 

 reminds us of the farm of a few years ago that had no 

 reaper or mower. No farm should be without its 

 poultry literature, and the catalogs of the poultry sup- 

 ply manufacturers of to-day constitute a most impor- 

 tant part of that literature. The Cyphers Incubator 

 Company's catalog is one of the leaders — in fact, the 

 biggest of them all. It is a book of 260 pages, contain- 

 ing more information on poultry and the poultry bus- 

 iress than any other book of its size, including illus- 

 trations of the principal poultry-plants in the coun- 

 try, some of which raise thousands of hens and thou- 

 sands of ducks every year. The incubators the com- 

 pany manufactures are illustrated in colors. To every 

 one who is the least interested in poultry we say — 

 write for it now— the hatching season is at its height. 



The Cyphers Incubator Company, publishers of this 

 great book, is a firm well known to us, having their 

 factory at Buffalo, N. Y., and branches in New York 

 City, Boston, Chicago, Kansas City, Mo., and Oakland, 

 Cal. Any of our readers who desire to get this book 

 can do so upon request, free of charge, if they will 

 simply mention Glbanincs. Address Cyphers Incu- 

 bator Company, writing to the branch ofQce that is 

 nearest to you. 



EARLY 



[S PAY Bid 



Hatched in January, Peb- 



ruaiy and March, they make 



bigproLit.s. Hatchlhemina 



BANTA INCUBATOR 



Heat uniform, ca.se tight, 



ventilation gives strong 



chicks, regulator reliable. Ten 



minutes work daily. Newcata- 



Banta-Bender Mfg. Co Dept. 23, Ligonler.lnd. 



V>IJ 1\3 — ARE FROM ^ ft 

 The MUOLER.ENGRAVINC CO. 

 MUOLER, BLD'C. CLEVELAND. OHIO. 



