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drafts. Your personal check is pood with us too. Many of our friends send signed 
blank checks to us to be filled out tor the correct amount, if you care to do this. 
I pledge that your check will be filled out for only the actual amount of your order 
at the lowest prices in effect the day your order is received. CASH REMITTANCES 
travel at your risk. 
Postpaid Prices 
^ All garden and flower seeds are postpaid and most items of nursery stock. 
Shade trees and large size fruit trees are so large that Uncle Sam won't let us 
send them by parcel post. I pay the transportation charges on all nursery orders 
of $10.00, or more, even including the larger size fruit and shade trees. Balled 
Evergreens are excepted from prepayment of transportation. 
C. O. D. Orders 
Strawberries and perishable plants can not. be sent C. O. D. You can 
save money by remitting the full amount with your order, as the Postofflce 
Department and Express Company make a slight extra charge for C. O l> 
collections. 
Write For My Poultry Supply 
Circular and Information About 
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cial low prices to those who order early. Here are 
the breeds we can supply. 100% live delivery. 
Earl May’s White Leghorns 
Earl May’s White Rocks 
White Wyandottes 
S. C. R. I. Reds 
Barred Plymouth Rocks 
Buff Plymouth Rocks 
Buff Orpingtons 
White Plymouth Rocks 
It. C. It. I. Reds 
Bose Comb R. I. Whites 
Silver Laced Wyandottes 
White Orpingtons 
S. C. White Minorcas 
S. C. Buff Minorcas 
S. C. Black Minorcas 
Light Brahmas 
Black Jersey Giants 
White Jersey Giants 
White Langshans 
S. C. White Leghorns 
S. C. Brown Leghorns 
S. C. Buff Leghorns 
New Hampshire (Reds) 
Light Assorted 
Heavy Assorted 
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Facial Sponge With 
Each Jumbo Jar 
For an attractive complexion, try Eva 
Hopkins’ creme powder. Eva Hopkins' 
Creme Powder looks natural. You can get 
it in 5 different shades — tinted white, nat¬ 
ural. brunette, and peach. 
On every order for this Jumbo Jar of 
Creme Powder, Eva will send you a facial 
» * ' . . sponge FREE. You'll be more than satisfied 
l \ -»%• with it, but if you aren't, return the jar, and 
" your money will be refunded. Makes a grand 
gift for Holidays and Birthdays. 
Eva Hopkins also manufactures and sells many 
other Beauty Aids. Write for her complete book¬ 
let describing these. Here are some additional spe¬ 
cials that we offer to you—1 jar of Creme Powder 
and 1 box of ltouge—$1.50, Postpaid. 1 jar of 
Creme Powder and 1 all ptirpose creme— $1.50. 
postpaid. 1 jar Creme Pow¬ 
der and 1 box facial soap — 
$1.25. Send all orders 
and letters to Earl E. 
May Seed Com¬ 
pany. at Shen- 
a n doah. 
I believe my friends and patrons will receive 
substantial benefits from reading this wide¬ 
awake, splendidly illustrated farm magazine. 
Regular price of FARM JOURNAL is $1.00 
for 4 years. I have persuaded the pub¬ 
lishers to make you this 
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Over 5*6 million people read FARM JOURNAL 
monthly. Chock full of timely news, fine pic¬ 
tures. reliable facts, interesting features. A1 
ways wholesome. Brief, easy to read. 57 
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Protects farmers’ interests. Gives national 
and regional farm viewpoints. National and 
world affairs. New ideas on poultry, gar¬ 
dening, livestock, dairying, machinery, etc. 
Fascinating stories of love, adventure, 
success and courage. Women’s section in¬ 
cludes household hints, recipes, fashions, 
beauty, etiquette, how to earn money, etc. 
Free answers to personal questions. Spe¬ 
cial pages for Poetry. Children. 4-II 
Clubs. Future Farmers. Bird Clubs, 
etc. Take advantage of this Special 
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the coupon below. 
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for only 
Send to FARM JOURNAL, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Enclosed 
JOURNAL 
find 25 cents foi¬ 
ls months on trial. 
which please send me FARM 
I'm not a subscriber now. 
Name 
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Mail This 
Coupon 
P. O . State . 
IMPORTANT: This coupon must be sent direct to FARM 
JOURNAL, Philadelphia, Pa., with 25 cents, coin or stamps for 
U. S. Subscription, 50 cents for foreign countries.—EARL E. MAY 
SEED CO. 
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