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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



July 15. 



100 Queens at 50 cts. 



This is the season 

 of the year when the 

 best (jueens ca,n be 

 reared for the least 

 money, but almost 



everybody has queens, antl the trade is dull. For this reason it is more profitable to sell queens even at 

 half price, and hav(^ them move off i)romptlj', than t(3 hold them week after week trying- to sell at a liigh 

 price. My nuclei are now full of laying- (jueens, and 1 want them to move off and make room for others 

 that are coming- on, and for that reason I will sell them at 50 cts. each, let the order be big or little. Re- 

 member they are nice, young, laying Italian queens. I also have plenty of tested queens at T.5 cts. each. 



W. Z. HUTCHINSON, Flint, Mich. 



IMo. 1. Sections Cheap. 



We offer for a few weeks a surplus stock 

 of our one-piece No. 1 Cream sections at the 

 following very low prices : 



1000 for $1.50; 3000 for $4.00; 5000 for 

 $6.00. 



These sections are finely finished, and No. 

 1 in all respects save color, being, as their 

 name indicates, of a cream color. The stock 

 consists of a quantity of each of the follow- 

 ing sizes : 4ix2, open 2 sides ; 4ixlf|, open 2 

 sides ; 4ixU, open 2 sides ; 4ixlf , open 2 

 sides ; 4ix 7 to foot, open 2 sides. 



G. B. Lewis Co., Watertown, Wis. 



CHICAGO 



— If you wish to consign 

 or sell Honey, Fruits, 

 Butter, Potatoes, or 

 any produce, corre- 

 spond with us. We 

 have been established 

 20 years. Aie respon- 

 sible, and refer to First National Bank, Chicago, 

 mercantile agencies; or your hanker can t-ee our 

 rating. Market reports free. Write to 



S. T. FISH & CO., 



189 South Water St., 



Chicago, 111. 



I^'ln i^spondin^ to this artvertisement mention gleaningb. 



Untested Italian Queens, 75c. 



Three for $2.00. 



Full colonies and nuclei reasonable. 

 Catalog of practical supplies free. 



I. J. Stringham, 



105 Park Place, New York City. 



Apiary, Glen Cove, L. I. 



Yell, O Yell, O' YELLOWZONES. 

 YELLOWZONESfor PAIN and FEVER. 



flease mention this paper. 



Qet Rich Quick, 



or, at least, as money is wealth get your 

 money out of any pure white clover ex- 

 tracted honey you may have right now 

 during hot weather, when there is no 

 call for honey anywhere, by sending a 

 sample to 



Wm. A. Selser, 10 Vine St., Phil., Pa., 



who will pay 10c cash on arrival, and do 

 not wail till fal I or winter to realize onit. 



By Return Mail. 



Tested Queens, this season '.s rearing, 50 cents. 

 Warranted, 45 cts.; untested, 40 cts. Strong two- 

 frame nucleus, with tested queen, $2.00. Safe de- 

 livery and satisfaction guaranteed or money re- 

 funded. No disease. Please don't send stamps. 

 L. U. ROBEY. Wort /ling-ton, W. T'a. 



Judicious Feeding 



is the only hope for bee-keepers in 

 ■u poor localities or poor seasons, and 



Board man's 



Atmospheric 



Entrance 



has come to help out in that work. 



For descriptive circulars 

 and price list address 



H. R. Boardman, East Townsend, O. 



Special Offer. 



Warranted queens bred from best imported 

 or home-bred queens, at 60 cts. each ; X doz., 

 $3..50; untested, 55 cts.; 1/2 doz., $3.15; test- 

 ed, 70 cts. ; V2 doz., $4.00. All queens sent 

 by return mail. 



LEININQER BROS.. Fort Jennings, O. 



$25.22 in Cash PrizesI 



This is in addition to premiums for getting new 6-months subscriptions 

 for the WHEKIiV fi|VIEHlCfllS[ BEE JOUI^riflli. Only 40 cents to a new 

 subscriber from July 1, 1896, to Jan. 1, 1897 — 'IQ numbers in all. Better 

 send for free sample copy telling about the ifi25. 00 in cash prizes, and the 

 other premiums. Address 



GEO. W. YORK & CO., 118 Michigan St., Chicago, Illinois. 



