Gleanings in bee culture . $ THIS is well known to you, and requires no des-cription or praise here. The FARM JOURNAL is the standard farm and homeraper—foremost in the world. It has more than subscri-bers. It is up-to-date, clean, boiled-down, honest. It knowswhat to say, and can stop when it has said it. It is for thepoultryman, gardener, horse owner, dairyman, grain the farmer, the villager, the suburbanite, the manwho lives in the country, and those who would like to. thewomen folks, the boys and girls. In short, it is for YOU. Cheer-ful, entertaining, i
Gleanings in bee culture . $ THIS is well known to you, and requires no des-cription or praise here. The FARM JOURNAL is the standard farm and homeraper—foremost in the world. It has more than subscri-bers. It is up-to-date, clean, boiled-down, honest. It knowswhat to say, and can stop when it has said it. It is for thepoultryman, gardener, horse owner, dairyman, grain the farmer, the villager, the suburbanite, the manwho lives in the country, and those who would like to. thewomen folks, the boys and girls. In short, it is for YOU. Cheer-ful, entertaining, intensely practical, absolutely clean. Whenthe time is up it will stop. r^ CUT OUT AND SEND THIS COUPONGLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURTMed^. OhirFor the enclosed ,$ send m, _ , , - , -. .„, your paper one year. Farm Journal till Dec. 1915. and the booklet I My Street r p ^ State For booklets, add 20 cents each. -J Classified Advertisements Notices will be Inserted in these classified columns at25 cents pe
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