1917 



AMERICAN BEF JOURNAL 



67 



Honey Wanted 



If you have any white or 

 amber honoy to dispose 

 of, write us sending sam- 

 ple at once. Also state 

 how honey is packed and 

 price you ask for the 

 same. 



D ADANT & SONS 

 Hamilton, Illinois 



Write for price list 

 and booklet descrip- 

 tive of our 



HIGH GRADE 



ITALIAN QUEENS 



And Bees by the Pound 



JAY SMITH 



1159 DeWolf* St. 



Vincennes, Indiana 



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FILMS DEVELOPED 



All roll films developed for 10 

 cents. We return them the same 

 day. Everything in the KODAK 

 Line. Send for catalog. 



F. M. ALEXANDER 

 Atlantic, Iowa 



PATENTED 



WRIGHT'S FRAME-WIRING DEVICE 



Most rapid in use. Saves cost of machine 

 in one day. Tigiiter wires, no itinks. nosore 

 hands. Price, $2. so. postpaid in U. S. A. 



G. W. Wright Company, Azusa, Calif. 



NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS 



We are oblik'ed to cancel many of our 

 prices of combinations of the American Bee 

 lournal with bee books. Those desiring to 

 take advantage of the combination offers 

 will please disregard former offers and 

 order per the followng list, which sives post- 

 paid prices for the United States. Kor Can- 

 ada add 10 cents for yearly subscriptions 

 and for foreign countries add 25 cents; 



lVt//t 

 Bonks Price post- A B I 



paid alone I yr 

 Dr. Miller's "Thousand Answers " 



(ready March i) Ji.75 



Langstroth on the Honey Bee Ji.so 2,00 



Doolittle's ScientificQueen Rear- 

 ing 50 1.25 



BeePrimer is i.oo 



Original Langstroth (reprint) 1.00 175 



Productive Beekeeping 1.50 225 



Beekeeping (Phillips) 2.00 2.50 



A B C & X Y Z of Bee Culture.... 2.50 3.00 



Dr. Miller's "Fifty Years" i.oo 1.75 



Advanced .Bee Culture i.oo 175 



How to Keep Bees 1.00 1.75 



AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL, Hamilton, IIL 



'Every Day is Honey Day at Our House 



Attractive cards like the above for store 

 windows will help sell honey. Size oxii 

 inches. Printed in two colors. Price. 5c 

 each; six for 25c. postpaid. 



Another card gives cuts showing relative 

 food value of honey and other products. 

 These cards are the same size as the above, 

 and in two colors. Just the thing to place 

 in stores to push sales of honey. Prices 5C 

 each; six for 2SC. Postpaid. 



American Bee Journal. Hamilton, III. 



THE CAMPBELL SYSTEM OF SOIL CULTURE 



Everybody knows Campbell, the father of dry farming. Everybody knows that 

 he started this great movement for Scientific Farming that is changing the desert 

 into a garden. But everybody does not know that there is a great school, the 



CAMPBELL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF SOIL CULTURE 



where the Campbell System of Scientific Soil Tillage and Crop Growing are taught 

 by mail, where a thorough knowledge of Scientific Agriculture can be secured with- 

 out leaving home, at a very small expense. If you area farmer or expect to be a 

 farmer, send for the Campbell literature. Campbell's Scientific Farmer, the Camp- 

 bell manuals, and a catalog of the Campbell Correspondence School. Sample copy 

 and catalog free. Address, 



CAMPBELL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 



325 Broadway 



Billings, Montana 



HONEY AND BEESWAX 



Chicago, Jan. 18.— Comb honey is begin- 

 ning to move a little more freely than for the 

 past 30 days, and it may be that we will clean 

 up yet to a greater extent than was the ex- 

 pectations 60 days ago. Prices are. if any- 

 thing, weaker. 



Best grades of white are bringing 14c per 

 pound with an occasional small lot at 15c per 

 pound. Amber grades are from ie2c per 

 pound less. Extracted remains steady at 

 from gCsioc per pound for the best grades of 

 white with ambers at -Hie per pound. Light 

 ambers, good flavor, at ijc per pound. Bees- 

 wax is ranging at from 3o(«!)2c per pound. 

 R. A Burnett & Co. 



San Antonio. Jan. 15. -There is little or 

 no honey offered in quantities for shipment 

 from Texas at this time. Nearly all surplus 

 in hands of producers has been marketed. 

 Extracted, according to color and flavor is 

 bringing 8@ioc in wholesale markets. Bees- 

 wax is very firm We are paying 27c cash 

 and 30c exchange. 



Southwestern Bee Co. 



Kansas City. Mo.. Jan. iB. - The honey 

 market is slow, about J2 85 being the top 

 price for fancy white comb honey down to 

 12.50 for No 2 On account of the raise in 

 the local freight rates, the consumption of 

 honey has been curtailed considerably, but 

 we understand that the railroads will adjust 

 these rates after the first of the year and 

 we believe there will then be a better de- 

 mand for comb honey. Extracted is firm at 

 7/4@oc a pound, and No. i beeswax is selling 

 at 25c a pound. 



C. C. Clemons Produce Company. 



Chicago Jan. ig.— The honey market is 

 very quiet and we are very much surprised 

 for the reason that it is the cheapest com- 

 modity on the market. We have over two 

 carloads of comb honey on hand. We have 

 already sold three carloads up to date, but 

 it looks as though we are going to have a 

 better demand after the first of theyear We 

 are selling 24 section cases for $2 75 to I3. 00. 

 extra heavy weights glass fronts $3 25, Ex- 

 tracted honey is in light supply and the de- 

 mand is very active, selling o&ioc. 



Beeswax ranges from 2;@j2c. according to 

 quality and brightness. We are advertising 

 the honey liberally in the different ways in 

 order to create a bigger demand. Let us all 

 work as best we can. D. J. Coyne. 



Denver, Colo., Jan. 18.— The demand for 

 comb honey in carload lots is improving. 

 We are quoting the following jobbing prices; 



Comb honey, fancy white, $2.84; No. i white 

 $2.70; No. 2, $2 57; per pound of 24 sections. 

 Extracted, white, per pound. oOu^c; light 

 amber, SJiiSgc per pound, we are always in 

 the market for beeswax; for clean yellow 

 wax we are paying 30c per pound in cash 

 and 32c in trade, delivered here in Denver. 

 The Colo. Honey Producers' Ass'n. 

 F. Rauchfuss.-l/.7fr. 



EASTERN BEEKEEPERS 



This is the time of year you should 

 get your supplies and put them to- 

 gether. You not only have them ready 

 when needed, but you also get the 

 discount. 



Our catalog of everything a bee- 

 keeper uses will be mailed free upon 

 request. Let us quote you. One 

 pound round flint glass honey jars 

 $5.00 a gross. 



I. J. STRINGHAN 

 105 Park Place, N. Y. 



APIARIES : GItn Cove, L. I. 





RPP CIIPPI IPC o(a>> kinds: catalog free. 

 DCC-OUrrLICO send 25c for go-page book 

 on how to handle bees. Discount for early 

 orders. Honey for sale. 



J. W. ROUSE, Mexico, Missouri 



VROUGHONRATS'^: 



--ncls RATS, MICE, Euga. 

 > fe Don't Die in the House. 

 Vnbi'jttable Es:tt-rnimati>r. Ends Prairie Dogs. Gophers, 

 Ground H i^'s. Chipmunk?, Wea^t-ls. Squirrels. Crows. 

 Hawks, etc. Tbt.- KL-c<ignizet.l StandarJ Exierminato- 

 at Druer &Comitrv Srorea. Economy Slios 25c. 6P-' 

 Smalll5c. Used the World Over. Used bTr.S.Go\k- 

 Rough on Rats Never FaUs. Refuse ALh Substitute^ 



