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TREES & PLANTS THAT GROW 
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Maloney Bros &\\fell$ Co 
Dansville,N.Y. 
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your Free Catalogue 
of Fruit Trees etc . 
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women Horticulturists who used sun¬ 
flowers for bean |>ole«, especially as it. 
does not agree with L. E.’s, as given 
in the December 10 issue. 
The sunflowers were planted a week 
before the beans, and a liberal amount 
of commercial fertilizer placed at each 
point where they were put in, which 
was about 8*4 ft. apart. They were' 
just up when the beans were put in. 
three around each sunflower. In most 
instances the sunflowers kept suffi¬ 
ciently ahead of the beans to support 
Headquarters 
for 
Alfalfa 
Clover 
Corn 
Wheat 
Barley 
Oats 
Timothy 
Sudan 
Potatoes 
Etc., etc. 
Northern Grown 
Farmers who farm 
for profit grow Salzer’s 
Billion Dollar Grass. 
Those who have tried it 
invariably increase their 
acreage of this wonder¬ 
ful money crop. 
The highest agricultural and dairying au¬ 
thorities recommend Salzer’s Billion Dollar 
Grass. It is a safety crop you can’t afford to 
overlook. Best for pasture, for hay, for green 
feed and for silo. Most luxuriant grass and 
hay crop you can raise. On a test, yielded 
36,000 pounds to the acre of green forage, 
12,000 pounds of hay. Superior to com fodder 
for dairy cattle. Yields more milk. Good for three crops 
of hay a year. Our prices are now the lowest in years. 
Billion $ Grass 
25 lbs. 50 lbs. 100 lbs. 
Radium Brand $2.00 $3.50 $6.90 
Superior Brand 1.90 3.25 6.40 
(Bags weighed in) 
Large sample Billion $ Grass 10c, postpaid 
For 54 Years the Standard 
Salzer’s farm seeds have been the main re¬ 
liance of farmers everywhere for 54 year9. We have 
grown big because we have always kept faith with the 
farmers, because we have always giv n '.era highest 
quality, most prompt service and lowe.it f.rices. You'll 
make no mistake if you deal with Salzer. Send today 
for our $1.00 vegetable collection. The biggest seed 
bargain you ever heard of. Sufficient to keep your 
family in fresh vegetables all summer. 
WRITE FOR 1922 CATALOG 
1922 Seed Book awaits 
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This Free, 1922, Maloney Catalog 
is designed just as much for the man who needs $5 worth of stock 
as for the man who needs $500 worth—just as much for the big 
orchardist as for the woman who wants shrubs for her yard or 
roses for her garden. 
Everyone who buys any nursery stock 
has a right to know how it is grown and how we guard every step from the 
minute the seedling is planted, thru the year, until it is shipped^ so that we 
can be sure every tree and plant youjbuy from us is healthy, hardy and will 
bloom and bear true to name. 
38 years of experience in growing and shipping the finest stock is back of 
this catalogue which tells the things you ought to know about our business. 
Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, etc., are illustrated in natural colors, 
and specific information is given about the variety varieties. 
This free catalogue is worth a good deal of money to you 
—not only as a comprehensive book on nursery stock, but also because it 
quotes growers’ prices. We sell direct from our upland nurseries (one of 
the largest in New York State) at cost plus one profit only. This catalogue 
thus enables you to get splendid trees and plants at right prices. Act now 
Sign the coupon above, put it in an envelope and mail it to us—Maloney 
Quality Plus Maloney Personal Service Saves You Money. 
We prepay transportation charges on all orders over $7.50 
MALONEY BROS. & WELLS CO., 28 State St., Dansville, N. Y. 
Dansville's Pioneer Nurseries 
N. B—The entire stock of this Compmiy is owned by V J. Maloney A E \4ALONEY ohrUDS 
Maloney, V. E. JUtOKHY and U K. Maloney. N.i person by the name of ItY \8e^U(!'vycur(jKUnCS 
Wells has had any connection with this firm tor over 10 years. * 1 
you. It is the big. 
Our new__ 
gest and handsomest catalog we 
have ever produced. Our prices 
are lowest in years. Salzer's seeds . 
are reliable because they are / 
tested at our great Clilfwood / 
farms by experts. Send for this / . 
book. It ib FREE. Compare / A 
our prices. / 
JOHN A. SALZER LjS 
SEED COMPANY 
Dept. 330, LaCrosse, Wis. 
TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, VINES, ETC 
Thousands of farmers and fruit growers have 
made money by planting our Apple Trees. We 
have an especially — ■>. 
fine lot of one-year- 
olds in all leading f \ 
variet ies. They stand / 
transplanting well, I ( \ 
and the tops can be I I t H 1 
easily shaped to suit. I \ j I 
We can also supply V ^ / 
your needs for oilier J 
Fruit. Trees, 
Fruit., 
al Trees and Shrubs. 
Write for free fruit Book and Price List. 
Dewberry, Gooseberry, 
Rhubarb and Asparagus plants, etc. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 
Before placing your order elsewhere, write for our big FREE CATALOG 
which gives prices, descriptions and illustrations” of varieties; also 
complete planting and culture instructions. 
BUNTINGS’ NURSERIES, Box 1, Selbyville, Delaware 
Grapes in Windy Location 
Are grapes much affected by wind? I 
wish to plant u vineyard on n field on 
lake bank, very much exposed to wind. 
I also wish to plant ti wind-break along 
bank of Scotch pines and spruce. Are 
these trees affected by cedar rust? 
Oswego, N. Y, J. A. c. 
Winds have both ti beneficial and harm¬ 
ful effect on grapevines. The lighh winds 
usually prevailing along the Great Lakes 
during the Rummer are beneficial in that 
they rapidly dry dews and rains from the 
leaves and foliage, thus the serious fungus 
diseases have difficulty iu establishing 
themselves. In most lake sections very 
little black rot or downy mildew are 
found. On the contrary, high winds when 
the shoots are first putting out break off 
many, and thus lessen the crop materially. 
During midsummer many canes laden 
with fruit are frequently blown to the 
ground, and the fruit on these made un¬ 
salable as first quality fruit. If spraying 
be not done for the powdery mildew, and 
this goes unchecked, high winds in the 
Fall frequently break off many pounds of 
fruit F. E. G. 
Yalesville, Conn. 
Water-Lilies 
I'vii Aquatic Plums rnn le crown ens 
mi-re js a |i„nJ on your farm. I.arg« 
1 i!«* bloom; and pihl foliage make V 
Lilies beloved by every ne. 
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describing manv beautiful varieties w 
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THE VAN DUSEN NURSERIES 
C. G. McKAY, Mgr. Box R, Geneva. N. 
For Information on Varieties of Grapes 
send to the 
MUNSON NURSERIES 
Box Y 315, Denison, Texas 
RRAPP V NFS ® err t plants, Strawberry plants 
UllMrc TIDCa »iid fruit trees. Nor iUnsimt.-d 
catalogue ready. Wnii.om Farm, llax 2, Oent-y a, Ohio 
for their catalog. This catalog names 
and describes varieties not to be found 
in any other medium. 
Great Bargain*. Standard Varieties. Best 
Qyxlity. Low Prices. 
Satisfaction or money lefunded. 
60 years in business proof of ouf 
responsibility. Wnte for catalog 
—now. 
PETER BOHLENDER & SONS -AS 
-So.., H.ll N__ V 
_Tippecanoe City (Miami County) Ohio 
T TR A 1 V/I AMES « IOWA. STRAIN—Hulled, re- 
cleaned, untuixed. No weed seeds 
moldy, none better at any price, l-lb.. $l 45: to 
postpaid. CHARLES PHELPS. Shawnee, Okiahoma 
a TO 3 FEET 
100 GENUINE ELBERT* 
tiou Guaranteed. Order at once ami get our prices 
on a full lino tit other nursery stock. 
NEW HAVEN NURSERIES. Oepl.R, New Haven. Missouri 
FRUIT TREES AND SMALL FRUIT PLANTS, GRAPE VINES 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS AND ROSES 
wo have been supplying I rocs and planl.s to growers for nearly a third of a century • and w< 
number by thousands the ever-increasing list of our friends and pa- runs. Catalogs free UDor 
request. T. B. WEST, Maple Bend Nursery. P. O. Box No. 110, Perry. Ohio. 
Husband's Right in Wife’s Property 
Three married sisters own a large farm. 
One of them died without, leaving a will 
or heir to the estate. What part ran the 
husband hold of her share in the farm? 
New York. S. j. c. 
If there was no child born living during 
the marriage, the husband lias no inter¬ 
est in the farm. If there was a child 
born, alive and capable of inheritance, he 
would receive the life use of one-third. 
The husband is eulitled to one-third of 
the personal property. 
IT TDCrO GRAPE vines. BtRRY 
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1922catalog of Quality stock at inodtirntu 
Special prices oil Peach and Annin tn largo 
ALLEN'S NURSERY S SEED HOUSE. Geneva, Ohio 
Champion Nurseries ^ e h )I y 
Apple, Pencil. Pear. Plum ami Gharry Trees, Grape 
Vines, Currants, .Small Fruit Plante, Shade and 
Ornamental Trees, Ruses, Vines, etc. 
Send for free catalog. 
Apple and Peach Trees 
MITCHKIiLS’ N'UIBERY 
Good Stock, Low Prices 
Freo Catalogue. 
- Beverly, Ohio 
