1902 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



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A Warranted 



Red=clover 



Queen, 30 cts. 



An Offer for New 

 Subscribers. 



We want to add a lot of new readers to our WEEK- 

 LY AMERICAN BEE JOURNAI, list during August 

 and September. For that reason we are making those 

 who are not now reading our j lurnal regularly, this 

 liberal offer: Send us Si HO and we will mail you the 

 i!ee Journal for a whole vear, and also one of our 

 WARRANTED LONG-TONGUED RED - CLOVER 

 OUEENS untested Iiatian. 



~ We arranged with one of the oldest and best queen- 

 breeders (having many years' experience) to rear 

 queens for us this season. His bees average quite a 

 good deal the longest tongues of any yet measured. 

 The breeder he will use is direct from Italy, having 

 imported her himself. Her worker-bees are largr-, 

 somewhat leather-colored, very gentle, and scarcely 

 requiring veil or smoke. They stored red-clover 

 honey last season. All queens guaranteed to arrive in 

 >!Ood conditi n, and all will be clipped unless other- 

 wise ordered. Thej- will be mailed in r tation, begin- 

 ning about June 1st. so ' first com.e, first served." 



Headquarters in Chicago lor Root's bee-supplies at 

 Root's prices. A free catalog and sample of the 

 American Bee Journal on request. 



George W. York & Co., Chicago, 111. 



144, 146 Erie Street. 



Special Notice to Bee=keepers' 



Root's Supplies 



at Catalog Prices. 



SEND FOR CATALOG. 



F. H. Farmer, Boston, Mass. 



182 Friend St., 1st Flight. 



HONEY QUEENS! 



Laws' Long-tongue Leather Queens. 



Laws' Improved Golden Queens. 



Laws' Holy Land Queens. 



I<aws' queens are the standard-bred queens of Amer- 

 ica. The largest honey-producers use them and praise 

 them. Laws' queens go everywhere, and can furnish 

 you a queen every month in the year. Four apiaries. 

 Oueens bred in their purity. Prices, October to April: 

 Tested or untested, $1.00 each ; 6 for $5.00. Breeders, 

 none better, $3 00 each. Address 



W. li. Laws, Beeville, Texas. 



My Long-tongued *'<^g|^ 

 Pure Italian Bees. 



The most beautiful, gentle and industrious .strain in 

 the world. Prizes : Agricultural Exhibition, Berne, 

 l!-95 ; National Exposition, Geneva, 1890; Bee-kteping 

 Exhibition, L'ege, Belgium, ISOo. BEST SELECT 

 ITALIAN QUEENS, from April to October, J2 00 ; 6, 

 $11.00: \2, $2U.0ii, by return mail. Address, and men- 

 tion Gleani>gs, IM.BIAGGI ANTHONY, 



Pedevilla, near Bellinzona, Italian Switzerland. 



MAIL ANY DAY. 



Orders are now being booked for queens, untested 

 and tested. Golden Italian selected tested, $1.50. 

 Breeder-s, #2.50 to J5.00. None better. 



H. C. TRIESCH, Jr., Dyer, Ark. 



A QUEEi^ FREE. 



Our .stock is the very b-st that money and experi- 

 ence can procure. Just give our stock a trial and be 

 convinced. We will give one warranted queen free 

 in July for every order for one dozen queens before 

 May 1, in order to have you try our stock. Prices : 

 Untested, each, $1.00; 6 for $5 00 ; 12 for f9.00. Select 

 tested, $1.50. Tested, $1 25. Two-frame nu. lens and 

 warranted queen, $3.00 ; three - frame nucleus and 

 quern, $;3..50. Send for our catalog of bee-keepers' 

 supplies and our price list of Italian queens and nu- 

 cleus colunies, with description of our strain of bees. 

 PRESTON STORE & PRODUCE CO., 



Dority, Preston Co., W. Va. 



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IN CENTRAL MICHIGAN. Best = 

 goods; best .shipping-point; cheap E 

 est place to buy in state. Try me. Z 

 List. W. D. Soper, Kt. 3, Jackson," Mich. S 

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i ROOT'S 

 fOOODS 



If You Want 

 Root's Goods 



we have them at Root's prices. 

 Also A B C in Bee Culture— one 

 of the best hooks printed on bees. 

 Catalog free. Address as below. 



D. Cooley & Son. Kendall. Mich. 



Do You Read the Modern Farmer? 



If not, why not? Perhaps you have never 

 seen a copy. If not, send for one now — it's 

 free. Send us lo cents and the names and 

 addresses of five farmers and ive will send 

 you the paper one year. Clubbed with this 

 paper. Write for price. Address 



MODERN FARMER, = St. Joseph, Missouri. 



i Sweet Potatoes===Choice Seed. J 



^ SEND FOR PRICE LIST. ^ 



^L. H. Mahan, Box 143, Terre Haute, Ind. ^ 



Sweet= Potato Plants. 



Jersey Yellow, Big Stem, Jersey Red, Vineland 

 Bush, and other kinds. Write for price list. 

 F. S. Newcomb, Vineland, N. J. 



I. p^ --^ - — , When you buy labels why don't 

 A l-v 1-^ I ^ you get the kind that can be used 

 /VUl-rfl-/*J over and over again? An abso- 

 lute guarantee that these EVER- 

 j LASTING METAL LABKLS are just as rep- 

 ^t resented, or money refunded. Price, plain 

 labels. 40c per 100; H2.00 per 1000, including 

 marker. Address W. G YOUNG. 



323 Brown St.. Dayton, 0. 

 Marked labels, samples and pricestsenton application. 



