August, 1918 GLEANINGS IN BEE U I; T U K E 451 



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I — Get that last drop of honey. | 



I It's the maximum crop that is needed this year. 1 



I — ^ You can't afford to let your bees be crowded for lack | 



1 of equipment. | 



I — We can ship goods to you promptly, and they are | 



I Root's Goods. I 



I HONEY CONTAINERS. We are the Michigan agents | 



I for the Weis fibre honey containers. They are inex- | 



I pensive, clean, and leak-proof. Send 15 cents in ■ 



I stamps for samples and prices. | 



I — HONEY WANTED. I 



M. H. HUNT & SON, Lansing, Michigan 



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II HONEY WANTED I 



We are in the market at all times for unlim- 

 ited quantities of honey, both comb and ex- 

 tracted. Before selling your crop let us 

 hear from you, quoting your lowest price, 

 either f. o. b. your station or delivered Cin- 

 cinnati. - If extracted, mail sample, slate 

 how it is put up ; if comb, state 

 grade and how packed. 



II C. H. W. WEBER & COMPANY || 



1 1 CINCINNATI, OHIO || 



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