. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. American Hae Jonrnal March, 1910. 17 Cents a Day Buys an OLIVER. SAVE YOUR PENNIES AND OWN .A |1 The Standard Visible Writer. Can you spend 17 cents a day to better advantage than in tlie pur- chase of this wonderful machine ? TWWTite for Special Easy Payment Proposition, or see the nearest Oli- ver Agent. THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY 47-55 Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Please mention Am. Bee Journal when writins. Not Cheap Queens, But Queens Cheap Prices of 3-Band Queens Untested Queens. Tested Queens Breeder's Queens. Golden or S^Band Queens i .7
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. American Hae Jonrnal March, 1910. 17 Cents a Day Buys an OLIVER. SAVE YOUR PENNIES AND OWN .A |1 The Standard Visible Writer. Can you spend 17 cents a day to better advantage than in tlie pur- chase of this wonderful machine ? TWWTite for Special Easy Payment Proposition, or see the nearest Oli- ver Agent. THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY 47-55 Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Please mention Am. Bee Journal when writins. Not Cheap Queens, But Queens Cheap Prices of 3-Band Queens Untested Queens. Tested Queens Breeder's Queens. Golden or S^Band Queens i .75 Untested Queens., Tested Queens Breeders' Queens. 3-Band Nuclei One-frame. Untested Two One " Tested Two 5-Band or Golden Nuclei One-frame, Untested i'o. ~—One Liveland Raspberry Apple Tree—Best summer ap- ple; orange-yellow; striped, splashed with rich red; flesh tine. No. 3—One Lutie Grape Vine—Succeeds both north and south; vigorous; deep red; heavy bearer; berries large and tender. No. 4—One Tulip Tree—A magnificent native tree of tall, pyramidal shape; tulip-like flowers; allied to the Magnolia. No. 5—One Spirea Van Houttei—Finest of all Spireas. In May and June plant is covered with beautiful white flowers. No. 6—One Hydrangea—Comes into bloom just when there is a scarcity of white flowers; blooms very freely. No. 7— One Rose, General Jacqueminot—One of the very hardiest and most popular; velvety crimson; very vigorous. They are exceptionally fine one-year plants—will be care- fully bundled and sent FREE, all charges prepaid, to any- iine who accepts this' offer and sends us $1 for 1 year's sub- scription to The Fruit-Grower, $2 for 3 years, $3 for 5 years, or $5 for 10 years. You will be delighted with the collec- tion, while each issue of The Fruit-Grower will be worth several times the year's subscription price to you If you are the least bit interested In farm, fruit or flowers. The Jan- uary issue was our Annual Spr
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