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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Feb. 15. 



BEE SUPPLIES 



Address 



We have tlie best equipped factory in the 

 West. Capacity, one carload a day; and carry 

 the largest stock and greatest variety of 

 everything' needed in the apiary, assuring 

 BEST goods at LOWEST prices, and 

 prompt shipment. Illustrated catalog, 80 

 pages, free. 



E. Kretchmer, red oak, iow^a. 



Fay's Prolific Red Currants 



Are a paying crop to grow lor iiiiirket. I li.ivc 

 a large quantity of e.xtra-stroiig heavy routed 

 1 aad:2year Fay currant-bu.-hes for sale che:i|>; 

 al.-o a few thousand :i-year Cherry currant 

 bushes. Write for prices, stating quantity 

 wanted. 



FRED H. BURDETT, Clifton, N. Y. 



Please mention this paper. 



The greatest yielding 

 white potato on earth. 



604 BUSKELS 

 per acre No manure 

 or extra care trice 

 low. Circulars free 



A E. MANUM, 

 Bristol, Vt. 



lu-iition till 



SMALL = FRUIT 

 PLANTS. 



GRAPEVINES, 



Old and new varieties. Warranted extra strong. 

 None clidifier. Send tor catalog. 



Eugene Willett & Son, North Collins, N. Y. 



BEDS AND PLANT 





kj At reduced prices for 1896. Rest 



^^■'^ new and old. See our Market Qar= 



dener's price list. Special offers 



in i-onie articles that you may wiint. Many 

 -Lids reduced to 3 cts. a packet, j^^ Send lOc < 

 and we will send you our catalog and a packet ^ 

 each of Prizetaker onion, New Imperial tunia- 

 to, best kinds of lettuce, and a pkt. of choice ' 

 mixed flowers. 



Christian Wecltesser, Niagara Falls, N. Y. , 



Kinase mention this paper 



Plants for Sale. 



RASPBERRY .== Palmer. Hiiborn, and 



Qresrg:. 

 BLACKBERRY. == Snyder, Taylor, and 



Stone's Hardy. 

 STRAWBERRY . == Warfield, Haverland, 



Crescent, and Lovet. 

 CURRANT CUTTINGS.==Versenies, Vic= 

 ^ toria, and Red Du4:ch. 



Write nie for inii-e-;. and I can save you money. 



W. R. Grannis, Lodi, O. 



Please montion this parier. 



Eggs for hatching, from single C. P. Leghorns, 

 *-' greatest 1m j-eis on earth. $1.00 for 16, or $1.80 for 

 30 eggs. Fred Leininoer, Ft. Jennings, Ohio. 



CRAIG POTATOES 



Fur sale at prices quoted in Gi.ean- 

 •s^n nr, — barrpl ; ^3.50 per 



INGS — $6.00 per barrel; $3.50 per 

 bushel. Secoud size, $1.00 per bushel. 



GEO. E. CRAIG, Zimmer, 0. 



^.20 New Varieties. -^fc^ 

 New Queen, Vick's Ear= 

 ly Pride, Columbus, Sir 

 William, American Beau= 

 ty, $1.00 per bushel. Catalog free. 



J. F. MICHABl^, Greenville, O. 



Don't Neglect the Bees! 



Potatoes. 



I will be pleased to 

 send descriptive circu- 

 lar and price list of My 

 New Bee = Feeders, to 

 any one on api^lication. 



H. R. BOARDMAN, East Townsend, 0. 



Apiary of 90 Colonies, 



1400 store combs, and every thing needed 

 f.ir business. Write for price and par- 



H. F. DOLSON. New Paltz. N, Y. 



Hives of Bees for Sale. ueV*lln^^'LV'?f 



good I'olonies of bees this sprina, in lO-frame Sim- 

 plicity hives for $4 00 eacli, and 8-f lame at $3.50 each. 

 Queens bred from best imported stock. 



JNO. A. THORNTON, Lima, III. 



With a discount of 5 per cent on Dov. 

 hives and sections until Mar. 15. All 

 other svipidies tor the apiary, 3 per cent. 

 Remember, we handle The A. I. Koot 

 Co.'s goods. Can save you time and 

 money by ordering nearer home. Clover 

 and Japanese Buckwheat Seed in stock. 

 Send for- 3fi-i)Hge catalog, free. 



JOHN NEBEL & SON, 

 High Hill, - - - - Mo. 

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^X/ftrt't'f^fi 200 Colonies of bees or 4-frame nu- 

 '^ ***'*-^*-'* clei, on Simplicity or Hoffman 

 frames, in exchana-e for supplies to be shipped either 

 from heie or Medina O. Send for catalog. 



Oeo. E. Hilton, Fremont, Mich. 



