$ $ SAVE MONEY $ $ 
BY USING THE FAMOUS 
FLEMING EGG PRESERVER 
GUARANTEED TO KEEP EGGS PERFECTLY FRESH 
Testimonials from Agricultural Schools and Poultrymen all over the United States and Canada 
THE BON MARCHE DEPARTMENT STORE 
2nd Ave., Pike and Union Sts., Seattle, Wash. 
September 10, 1917. 
The Fleming Egg Preserving Co., Chicago, 111. (Attention 
Mr. Marks, Seattle Agent). 
Dear Sir — I have to state that we have handled the 
Fleming Egg Preserver over a year. I have had many cus- 
tomers come back this year that bought from us last sea- 
son. alley all say that they find the eggs treated with 
Fleming Preserver to be just as nice and fresh as the fresh- 
laid eggs. _ . _ , , 
We sold a few dozen last year. This year we have sold 
many dozen and I expect a wonderful sale on this article 
for the coming season. 
The one dozen eggs that you treated September 6th. 
1916, and gave to me were kept on my desk until Febru- 
ary, 1917. When tested, I found every egg to be nice 
and fresh. Yours very truly, 
THE BON MARCHE, 
C. White, Mgr. Gro. Dept. 
Small size, preserves 50 dozen eggs. 
Large size, preserves 100 dozen eggs. 
WHITE LEGHORN HENNERY 
Campbell's Fancy Eggs, Gold Bar, Wash. M. C. Campbell. 
Mr. Marks, Seattle, Wash. August 10, 1917. 
Dear Mr. Marks — You want to know how many eggs I 
have put up with your Preserver. At present I have up 
2700 dozen, just as nice as the day they were laid. My 
first eggs were laid in March and let lay in boxes until the 
middle of April, then I commenced to put them up and I 
find every egg, as far as any human can tell, just the same 
as if it had been only an hour old. 
If eggs that are cracked are put up, of which there is- 
sure to be a few, they may not keep, but then nearly every 
one of them are still good for cooking, puddings, custards^ 
etc., and I know the eggs could be shipped around the- 
world and if properly handled would be fresh eggs. 
Wishing you the best of luck, for surely you deserve it r 
Yours truly, 
(Signed) M. C. CAMPBELL. 
75c 
/ 7 . 7.7 $1.25 
A 
Page 
Artichoke 12 
Asparagus 12-33-61 
“ Roots 12-33 
Asters 43-4 4-61 
Apples, Trees 80 
“ Crab 80 
Apricots 81. 
Alfalfa 36 
Antirrhinums 44 
B 
Beans, Dwarf 3-14 
“ Pole 13 
“ Lima 14 
Beets 3-15 
“ Stock 15 
Brussels Sprouts ....16-34 
Broccoli 16 
Barley 39 
Buckwheat 39 
Bulbs and Roots 65-66 
Brooders 94 
Blackberries 83 
Black Leaf 40-89 
C 
Carnations 46-62 
Chives 20-33 
Cucumbers 6-7-20 
Cucumber Plants 34 
Cabbage 4-17 
“ Plants ...4-17-33 
Cauliflower 5-16 
“ Plants 33 
Carrots 5-18 
Celery 5-19 
“ Plants 5-33 
Celeriac 19 
Com, Sweet 6-18-19 
“ Field 41 
Com Salad 20 
Clovers 36-38 
Climbers 73-74 
Cherries 81 
Cheveril 20 
Currants 82 
Chicks 95 
INDEX 
Page 
Cut Flowers.Inside Bk. Cover 
Chicory 20 
Collards 20 
Chrysanthemums .... 46-62 
D 
Dahlias 47-62 
Drinking Founts 86 
E 
Endive 21 
Egg Plant 21 
Erfurt 16 
Evergreens 72-78 
F 
Field Grasses 36-37 
“ Seeds 40-41 
Flower Specials ....59-60 
Flower Seeds 43 to 60 
Flower Seeds, Wild. . . .57 
Flower Seeds, Treatment 
of 42 
Flowers, Plants . .61 to 65 
Fertilizers 85-86 
Flowering Shrubs .... 7 5-7 6 
Formaldehyde 39 
Fruit OYees 80-81 
G 
Garden Specials ... 3 to 11 
Garlic 21 
Grasses ...36-27-38-50-63 
Gladiolus 66 
Gilliflower 56 
Gooseberries 82 
Grapes 81 
Grape Dust 89 
Grafting Wax 89 
H 
Herbs 12 
Horseradish 33 
I 
Incubators 93 
K 
Kale 21-34 
Kohl Rabi 21 
L 
Lavender 12-34 
Page 
Lettuce 7-21-22 
Leek 21 
Lawn Grass 38 
Lilies 65-66 
Loganberries 83 
Lime and Sulphur 88 
M 
Mangels 15-40 
Melons 22 
Mustard 22 
Millet 41 
Mushroom Spawn 23 
N 
Nasturtiums 52 
O 
Onions 7-24 
“ Sets 7-24 
Oats 39 
Okra 23 
Ornamental Trees ...77-78 
P 
Peas, Sweet 58-59-60 
“ Garden 5-25-26 
“ Field 40 
Peanuts 28 
Parsley 10-28 
Pepper 23 
“ Plants 33 
Parsnips 23 
Potatoes 9-27-28 
Pumpkins 1028 
Plants, Vegetables ... 33-34 
“ Flower ... 6 1 to 6 4 
Pansies 53 
“ Plants 64 
Pears 80 
Plums 81 
Peaches 81 
Pruning Shears 94 
Poultry Supplies ....86-87 
Prunes 81 
Peonies 64 
Poppies 54-55-64 
R 
Rape 40 
Page 
Roses 67 to 73 
Raspberries 83 
Remedies 87 
Root Maggot 10-29 
Radish 10-32 
Rutabaga 10-32 
Rhubarb 10-30-34 
Rye 40 
S 
Sage 12-34 
Salsify 30 
Sweet Peas 58-59-60 
Swiss Chard 16 
Soya Bean 41 
Spinach 11-30 
Stock Beets 15-40 
Sugar Beets 15 
Squash 11-31 
Strawberry Plants 84 
Shade Trees 77-78 
Shell and Grit Boxes... 86 
Sprayers 90-91 
Slug Shot 89 
Sprays 87-88-89 
Spraying Calendar 87 
Sudan Grass 37 
Sunflower 50 
Shrubs 76-77 
Sweet Potato 28-34 
T 
Tobacco 32 
Turnips 11-31-32 
Tomato 11-32 
“ Plants 11-34 
Tables, Planting 35 
Tools 92 
V 
Vegetable Seeds. . .13 to 32 
Plants ...33-35 
Vetch, Spring 40 
W 
Wild Rice 41 
Wheat 39 
Water Lilies 66 
Water Cress 20 
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