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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



March, 1919 



WANTED. — One or more mem as queen breeders. 

 State wages and give references in first letter. 

 M. C. Berry & Co., Haynesville, Ala. 



WANTED. — Queen-breeder for coming season. 

 State experience and wages expected. 



L. L. Forehand, Ft. Deposit, Ala. 



WANTED. — Two men with some experience to 

 help with bees the coming season. 



B. B. Coggshall, Groton, N. Y. 



WANTED. — Good experienced man; also some 

 good helpers. Good chance for willing workers. 

 Penn Co., Penn, Miss. 



WANTED. — Two young men with good habits, 

 to work with bees and on farm. 1,200 colonies. 

 Give agei, experience, and wages. 



N. L. Stevens, Venice Center, N. Y. 



WANTED. — E.xperienced beeman for season of 

 1919. Middle west preferred. State wages and 

 expeirienee first letter. 



Wm. Lindenmeier, Jr., Ft. Collins, Colo. 



WANTED. — Good capable, experienced man to 

 help handle 300 colonies of bees. Give age and 

 wages wan'e'l in first letter. 



.T. W. Hackney, Weldona, Colo. 



WANTED. — Two capable young men, clean in 

 body and mind, as students in beekeeping for the 

 season of 1919. For particulars address 



R. F. Holtermann, Brantford, Ont., Can. 



WANTED. — E.xperienced beeman and one helper. 

 Fast workers and able to do heavy work. Prefer 

 young men experienced in handling auto trucks. 

 State all particulars in answering and wages want- 

 ed. Ernest W. Fox, Fruitdale, S. D. 



WANTED.^ — About March 1, a man of good 

 habits, who is interested in production of extracted 

 honey, to assist in care of bees in outyards. Good 

 board and lodging furnished. State age, weight, 

 past experience, and salary expected. 



A. L. Coggshall, Groton, N. Y. 



WANTED. — We want to engage a young man 

 or young woman, thoroly experienced in beei cul- 

 ture, to start and manage an apiary, and assist in 

 poultry department meanwhile. Will want to be- 

 gin with about 50 to 100 colonies this season. 



Forrest Ferguson Farms, Dyersburg, Tenn. 



WANTED. — One experienced man, and students 

 as helpers in our large bee business . Good chance 

 to learn. Modern equipment and outfit, including 

 auto truck, located nenr summer resorts. Write, 

 giving age, height, weight, experience, reference, 

 and wages wanted. 



W. A. Latshaw Co., Clarion, Mich. 



WANTED. — Experienced apiarist wants position. 

 Thirty-three, doesn't use liquor or tobacco : no 

 trifler or quitter, steady and reliable, will work on 

 salary or on share basis; could invest $300. St<ite 

 best 'offer in first letter. Location, not particular. 

 Pro-Geirmans or Catholic save your stamps. 



E. W. P., P. O. Box No. 184, Marshall, Minn. 



HELP WANTED. — Will give experience and fair 

 wages to active young man not afraid of work, for 

 help in large, well-equipped set of apiaries for sea- 

 son starting in April. State present occupation, 

 weight, height, age, and beekeeping experience, if 

 any. Morley Pettit, The Pettit Apiaries, George- 

 town. Ont. 



WANTED. — Men of energy, character, and clean 

 habits, as helpers in our ten apiaries, over 1.000 

 colonies, crop in 1918 over 100.000 pounds. Best 

 chance to learn. Write immediately, giving age, 

 height, weight, experience, references, and wages, 

 all in firxt letter. Need one experienced man and 

 students. E. F. Atwater, Meridian, Idaho. 



Have 210 colonies of bees near Copemish, Mich.. 

 cither for sale or to be worked on shares. Would 

 prefer to have reliable man work them on shares. 

 Good location, good equipment, splendid opportunity 

 for the right man. If interested write or call at 

 once. M. J. Deyell, Medina, Ohio. 



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SITUATIONS WANTED 



WANTED. — Position by a professional, to work 

 in apiary as an assistant queen-breeder, on any 

 work in large apiary. Southern states preferred. 

 Address J. Richards, Queen-breeder, Syracuse, N. Y. 



WANTED. — Position wanted by experienced 

 bee man, preferably in California. Wages expected 

 $125 a month and board. Work guaranteed. No 

 bad habits. S. M. Campbell, Calexico, Calif. 



WANTED. — Anzac soldier with three years' ac- 

 tive service wants position for the coming season 

 on up-to-date bee-yard. Thoro knowledge of bee- 

 keeping in America and Australia. Total abstainer. 

 State wages and conditions. Age 28. W. A. Col- 

 lins, 7th Batt. Australians, c o James Miller, Esq., 

 Bucyrus, Ohio. 



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 full year's subscription for only 50c, just half-price? 

 You had better investigate. 



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 power. Want a smaller press and outfit. 



The Liberty Press, Box 224, Shenandoah, Iowa. 



PRINTING. — Send your copy for estimate. 

 Work guaranteed. Circulars, Bill Heads. Letter 

 Heads, etc. The Hawthorne Press, R. W. Hopkins, 

 Mgr., Yonkers, N. Y. 



If you pay catalog price for your bee supplies 

 and buy $5 worth each year, it will pay you to be 

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 us to buy your supplies for you, on our non-profit 

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 log, 3 cents. Sheridan Poultry Yards, R. D. No. 

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One party sent us the same money he had been 

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 in buying (made possible by the advertising facili- 

 ties of the Domestic Beekeeper) , we were able to buy 

 his bill of goods to so good advantage that we re- 

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