376 



THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 



Covers that cannot warp, wind or split 337 



Cold, taking • •• J74 



Colorado law against adulteration ot honey. 142 



Competition failing 33i 



Coin by mail, sending • ■■ ^41 



Commercial bee-keeping, suocesslul ..«2 



Commercial organization may not come in 



the form we have expected it. «o 



Crop reports, aid that may come from 20 



Cuba, the truth about y]l^ 



Drone comb, how to prevent the building ot.. 17/ 



Dress for summer wear ^'2 



Economical Work '4« 



Fconomy, deplorable ^z ^ 



Editorial office on board the cars m 



Election, results of the 20 



Election, General Manager .S2 



End of the Season Problems 197 



Enthusiaam, Keep up Your 23« 



Exchange, a National Honey 55. ^o 



Extra Touch, the ;■•,■■, ,■ •■■'"' 



Expense of a Suit, Members of the National 



should bear a pirt of the 33' 



Experience aids a Man, How 209 



Extracted Honev Producliun ■ 34i 



Fastening ou Covers and Bottom-boards ■•••■'73 



Feed one Another, How Bi-es 265. 239 



Fertilizing yueens in Confinement 79 



' Fortv Years Among the Bees" ..Hi 



Four-piece Sections mav h-coine a necessity . 270 



Foul brood. Getting Rid of .39 



Foul Brood and the Ontario Act 19 



Foul brood in Eirlv Spring Cunng 77 



Foul brood being eradicated in Ontario 1 1 : 



Foul brood with Formalin Gas, destroying .. .133 

 Foul brood treatment after the harvest is over. 201 

 Foul brood colony, all honey not contami- 

 nated in a ■ 320 



Formalin Gas, destroying foul brood germs 



with ' '33. 147 



Formalin Gas not always efficient 2^9 



Formaldehyde for destroying foul brood 144 



Frames suppoited by na Is 333 



Frames, selt-spaced ■ .339 



Galvanized iron for Honey tanks i39 



Granulation of honey, preventing the i44 



Glucose, bees will not eat 5' 



Hiving .swarms in a contracted brood nest 112 



Hive Problem, the '79 



Hives, make vour own 33.S 



High grade class of people, bee-keepers a .... 33b 



Hired help avail yourself of 333 



Hired help in the apiary • 3.3" 



Honey knife in water, keep a 109 



Hoffih^n frames hard to handle 241 



Improvement of bees 204 



Introducing queens • 265 



Ingenuity have her perfect work. Let 238 



Incnba or and brooder. Queen 5 



Investigation, he cautious but don't stop 275 



Increase, how to p'-event swarining and .... 104 

 Introduction of queens, immediate successful 48 



Jokes on two editors 272 



Locality, getting into a good 239 



Lumber, economy in cutting up 14° 



Mastering moods 342 



Mailing Cages should be str'Miger 33' 



Ma'isie's book on queen rearing 142 



Management as the harvest is drawing to a 



close 203 



Moi.stening .sections ' ••; ' ' u' ii' ' 



National pay the whole costs of suits, shall 



the '. ■ 273 



Newman Thomas G., death of i '4 



Neatne.ss and order 37 



Nominations at conventions 22 



Opening a hive, the right and wrong way of .. 119 



Organization and co-operation 



6, 8, 23, 5,5, 71, 80, 86, 231, 263 



Out-apiary with only 'four visits a year, man 



agine an "9 



bverstocking 239 



Overstocking, some hints on U" 



Overcoming difficulties 27^ 



Pear blight, causes of -. 



lb 



Pear blight and bees 5i 



Plan, value of a '4i 



Point of view " " ' Vi ^^' 



Producer's name on honey, putting the 13 



Pyrography, a few words" about 334 



Qiieen incubator and brooder 5 



Queen rearing, young bees needed in 45 



Queens premature judging of '^2 



Queens in a simple easy way, how to rear 167 



Queens fertilized, getting 281 



Queenless bees are irritable '42 



Rambler, untimely ■ eath of 52 



Rocky Mountain Bee Journal secures more 



•help" ........112 



Rocky Mountain Bee Journal, congratulations 



to the ... '9 



Robbers, to prevent trouble from 5' 



Scientist, bee-keepers need the 44 



Sections, tall ■.■■■.,. :' ' -^u 



Sections, points of super onty m four-piece. .328 



Selling honey in a mail-order w.=iy 240 



Selling cmdied houev 339 



Se1 f-spacing frames, objections to 240 



Self-siiaced frames 339 



Shakitig bees off the combs '39 



Shook-swarmiug >2, 1 '3. "9. '7° 



Shipping comb honey . 3^2 



Simmoti's method of shook-swarming 113 



Simpler methods and short cuts 332 



Smoker cover, how to keep on a 172 



Smo er fuel '7'. 268 



Soap that will remove propolis . . i43 



Spraying Laws of Michigan are defective .... 207 



Starters in the brood nest, using i77 



Stints, rational treatment of bee 248 



Successful liee-keepers must be broad-minded 277 



Swarm-catcher, advantages of a m 



Swarm that is is-uing, how to stop a 242 



Swarming, prevention of '78 



Swarming and increase, how to prevent 104 



Swarming, introducing young queens to pre- 

 vent '"2 



Swarming in out-apianes '5' 



Townsend, a visit to the home of E. D 208 



Toleration, have 54 



Tobacco smoke for introducing queens 108 



Transferring bees— the modern method 152 



Tull, apiary of J . P 325 



Uncapping honey .•■ . . • . ■ . io» 



Ventilation, a warm, dry cellar will allow 



pie ity of ••■ '"' 



Ventilation plays in the wintering of bees, 



the part that ••"4 



Ventilation of bee-cellars. .. .46 101,102,116,135 

 Vinegar on the hands prevents stingMig .. ..235 

 Warmth, not fresh air, is the great need of 



bees in winter '35 



Wax, how to cake it so it will not crack tos 



Water in honey, percentage of 18 



Wake up to your opportunities 238 



Whys and wherefores should receive more 



attention '°° 



White clothing. saves stings 235 



Wind-power the cheapest for hive making 165 



Winter preparations 280 



Wintering bees, artificial heat for 3''2 



Wintering bees out of doors in the north 243 



Wintering of bees, cellar 295 



Wintering above ground, successful 2bi 



Worker combs built, having 246 



IXnEX TO CORRESPO\DE\TS. 



Barber Ira '3-'^ 



Bingham T. F '° 



BoardmanH.R 203,261 



Blake Charles S "° 



Bloss F. D '''g 



Brown F. E : "i^ 



Cook Prof. A. J 55.8b 



Dibbern C. H a'-'Zl 



Doohttle G.M 182, 246 



El wood P. H l^^ 



Fox Elias ... 

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