IHaloneys 
A House Is 
Not a Home 
'T'lM BER. bricks and mortar make 
the house: you must complete 
the home, t.rt your house snuggle 
atnid Roses and Flowering 
Shrubs, girded with Ever- 
greens and Shade Trees, 05— i 
I he cost is trifling; the ! fl W^ 
results are satisfying, it 'J J 
you order direct Irom us. / 
ii'rfle for Price tiel of 
Ornamental* and A'rMtl jj-Httfl J IB 
Tree*. raSitd j 
Grown in Now Enelsnd. 
THE BARNES BROS. NURSERY CO 
Box 8 Yalesville Conn 
William found a pocketbook 
but the string jerked it back 
It looked like a happy discovery as it lay there 
on the sidewalk—until the discoverer reached to 
pick it up. Then the hidden string jerked it 
away. All William got was disappointment. 
That’s the way a good many people have 
found it to be with the comfort and cheer they 
thought they had secured in tea and coffee. 
When they came to depend on it—there was a 
hidden string, and nothing left but disappointment. 
The drug, caffeine, in tea and coffee, is a nerve 
stimulant. Constant stimulation of the nerves 
often produces rebellion that takes the form of 
sleeplessness, headaches, irritability, high blood 
pressure. That’s the string to tea and coffee. 
Postum, that wholesome and delightful cereal 
beverage, is completely satisfying and there’s no 
harmful quality whatsoever, to jerk away the 
comfort which you find in this splendid table 
drink. Any member of the family may enjoy 
Postum with any meal—and there will be no 
after-regrets. 
Postum comes in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) 
made instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water. 
Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those who 
prefer to make the drink while the meal is being prepared) 
made by boiling for 20 minutes. Sold by grocers. 
VINES, BERRIES, SHRUBS 
W« krmw lh« varietlea aetit you are Just whal you 
order And gum-anti r thorn to bo Absolutely h' ltfthy 
ah well aa tnieto-iiaine—Wo sell duvet from onr too- 
aerr Xiir-my ut eoat of production plus one profit. 
That's why Maloney customer* got bolter trees nt. 
■>uolt exceptionally low prices 
Send lor our free catalog of hardy upland-grown 
a toe It mid order early, 
tV. pr.pnr tmn,p«»rtatlnn .b«rf.« on all order# over $7.SO 
MALONEY BROS. & WELLS CO. 
AS Slate St., Danavillc, N. Y. 
Dansvitle's Pioneer Nurseries 
BERRY PLANTS 
STRAWBERRY PLAN TS, •‘.irlicsr. Intent, most 
productive and everbearing varieties. Raspberry, Black 
berry. Gooseberry, CurruuC, Grape, Dewberry Plant*, 
VEGETABLE PLANTS 
Asparagus, Ithuharb. Ilnrxeradiah, Cabbage. Toronto, 
Bod, Cauliflower. Celery, Suite, Mint, Hop. Egg Plant, 
Pepper, Onion. Sweet Potalo, l.ettuee Plant#. 
FLOWER PLANTS 
Columbine, foxglove, Canterbury Bell#. Anohina. 
Delphinium. Galllardin. Hibiscus. Hollyhock, l ily of the 
Valley, Kudhccklv Shasta Daisy, Sweet Willi,mi. and 
other Perennial#! A#t.r. Pnruy. Ageramm. Dahlia Iris, 
Gladiolus. Snapdragon. Chinese and Japanese Pink, 
Cosmos, Begonia, Carina Larkspur, Firabuah, Petunia 
Phlox. Portulacu, Salvia. Salpigli>»M», Verbena, Scubiosa' 
Zinnia, and other Annual#. ROSES and SHRUBS’ 
Catalogue free. HAKKY L. SQUIRES, Good Ground, N. Y. 
AT WHOLESALE PRICES 
DIRECT TO PLANTERS 
Get Our Big Catalog 
IT’S FREE 
Postum for Health 
And Suite 25 £ On Your Order 
E. W. TOWNSEND & SON 
25 Vine St. Salisbury, Md. 
Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich. 
Every thing Nursery Stock 
TREES, SHRUBBERY, FLOWERS, 
BULBS, VINES. ROSES. 
Kerry IHuutw and Kiudte#, Vxp.ar.a- 
gtts, Ac. Catalog free. Holiest good*. 
A. G. BLOUNT - Hastings, N. Y. 
ARE YOU TROUBLED ’SSPTrtEWte 
Hunterdon Strawberry 
A pistillate. Weevils don't touch it. Tested lti years. 
Yields as heavy a„ ip. ward t:. Firmer. Larger. Better 
Culm and liana Kiuli-rscd by V. J, .state IIid'lRuilturlSt 
Sontl for catalog. THOMAS R. HURT, Originator, lamkartvilla.N. J. 
Best for the 
Home Garden 
Quicker Fruit 
Less Room 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
We cannot afford to set cheap, careless grown 
plants. Can you ? We gdarautee our plants to 
please you or rotund yournionuy. Amanda, Bubaeti. 
Big Joe. Fold, Kelmgg'a Frize, I’remier, Llipton, S>6 
per thousand. Dr. Burrell. Duulap, Klondike, Mis¬ 
sionary, *5 per thousand. Chesapeake, Elate, How¬ 
ard No 17, per thousand, Kver-bearing varie¬ 
ties Progressive, Superb. Peerless, 810 per thons- 
aml. Catalog Free. E W. JOHNSON 8 CO., Salisbury, Mil. 
Dwarf Fruit Trees—planted closer than the old way—makes them 
right for your home garden—never get too big— bear sooner than 
ordinary fruit trees—the Van Dusen catalog tells all about them. 
VAN DUSEN NURSERIES - bo*r Genevan, y 
Split Peas; Alfalfa Poisoning 
1. From what variety of pea is the 
split pen of eoinmeroo produced, and by 
nli.it process is the skin removedV Where 
is * he bulk of this prop grown? 1?. Is 
ihere any truth in a statement reemtlv 
made to me that Alfalfa was deadly poi- 
-.iii to stock if fhey were allowed to graze 
while it was wet? I have never seen rhe 
• Top growing, hut have always supposed 
that it was used freely as pasture, and 
-took allowed lo ruu on it at will. 
Tampa, Fla. w. a. r. 
1. 1 he ‘'split pea” of commerce is the 
smooth, or Canada field pea. Formerly 
there were about one-half million bushels 
rentiired annually for the production of 
split pens, which are used primarily for 
making soup. The preparation of these 
peas consists in (‘leaning and grading, 
kiln-drying, splitting and screening out 
rhe hulls and chips from the full half 
pc. is. Phis is all done by special ma¬ 
chines, mostly itf American invention. 
The annual consumption in the United 
States is about ."O.OOft barrels, of which 
before the war. To per cent came from 
abroad. The largest section growing 
these peas in this country is in the south¬ 
ern part of Canada and the northern 
part of the United Stares. They are 
grown in other sections further south, 
hut mostly for forage. 
2. There is no truth to the statement 
that Alfalfa is deadly poisonous if pas¬ 
tured. because it is used extensively in 
Western New York and in Western 
United States. e. a. f. 
The 
BERLIN 
Quart 
Strawberry Plants 
The White Basket 
Ten of the best varieties se¬ 
lected out of a It undred—earlv. 
mid-season and late. Order our 
1922 catalog* today, of Tested 
Garden Seed of all kinds: also 
all kinds of vegetable plants >n 
season. 
CALEB BOGGS & SON 
Cite#wold. Del. 
That secures highest prices 
for your fruit. Write for 1U£2 
catalog .bowing our complete 
line, and secure your baskets 
and crates at WINTER 
DISCOUNTS. 
THE BERLIN FRUIT BOX CO. 
Berlin Heights. 0- 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE 
Ask for oatalog tolling About the great EARLY fitosr 
PROOF strawberry. HOitSflr, and 10 other varieties \u<> 
lOKl'UKItKY. m;w until! and other plants. 
J. KEIFFCRD HALL Rhodeadale, Maryland R. 2 
STRAWBERRY 
ASPARAGUS CROWENS. TOMATO. L'ANTAIOPE run I other 
seeds Stock the BEST ;uul TRUE TO-NAME. TREE our 
New 1928 Catalogue. V. R. ALIEN, R. No I, Seato: d. Del. 
Vent able and Flower 1‘lauts, Lkihli 
IfirrV *wa Cniuta Uuoli, at Reduced Price: 
J Send for inv Price lost. All Plants g 
DAVID 1CHl>U AY Hitrtb. IMuuur 
There Is Nothing So Profitable As Our 
TRANSPLANTED 
EVER-BEARING 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
No Garden Should Be Without Them! 
Fruit 3 Months After Planting! 
f Set out in Spring, tTPar cjuantities of most 
delicious berries following August. Sep¬ 
tember and October and again in Spring. 
WRITE FOR CATALOG 
$1000 AN ACRE 
STRAWBKRKV PLANTS-POSTPAID 
i.Mi Sen. Dunlap. l&OWartltdd 
HAMPTON A SONS Bangor, Mich 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS—GRAPE VINES 
Berry plants and fruit trees. Carden seeds. Catalogue 
fret'. RANSOM FARM Uox J Geneva, Ohio 
Tho Million Dollar STRAWBERRY 
HOWARD I?. King of.them all. Pros booklet. Ad. 
die:;, tho Introducer I. II. I’ll 4PS1(X, Nonh ttanlngioii. Cun a. 
PR0PRPWIVE Everbearing Strawberry Plants. 
I rtvMjixLjOl I Ci £|,50. per too . *10 per 1,000. 
bash, perry r. r, no. > gbouoktowk, Delawarb 
Raspberry ulauts for sale, 
E. FRANKLIN KEAN 
Geneva, N. Y 
Red Raspberry -Herbert S AMS'S 
local market. Moat prolific, of finest quality, and hardy 
everywhere, tit per hundred, WM MOTALING. ihnderhaok. N.Y. 
