GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



June, 1919 



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II IF GOODS ARE WANTED QUICKLY 



II I SEND TO ST. LOUIS] 



M I I Indications just now are very favorable for a good season; but we are, of | 



B i I course, at the mercy of weather conditions. A good season means an ex- | 



= I I cessive demand for the line which we handle, and we mention this, urging | 



M I I our friends to place their orders before the goods are really needed, that | 



Ml I none may be disappointed. | 



III WE CARRY ROOT'S GOODS 



M I I and sell at their prices; and considering this as a shipping-point, we can | 



M I I save you time and freight by having your orders come to this house. If i 



M I I you are new to the business we should like to explain that Boot's goods | 



M I I are the very best that can be produced. If you have been using THE ROOT | 



= I I LINE you will recognize the truthfulness of the above and will want more | 



Ml i of the same goods- Promptness in filling orders is the motto here. We also | 



I I I give small orders the same careful attention that is given to large | 

 B i I orders. Let us have the pleasure of mailing you our free catalog. | 



1 1 I BLANKE SUPPLY & MFG. COMPANY | 



II i ; ST. LOUIS, MO. ^ 



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iPLANTiiljN JUNE I 



I FOR BUMPER CROP | 



I I will send Selected Seed for 10 Big Hills | 



I Genuine Early Six Weeks Potatoes, earli- | 



I est, hardiest, best keepers on earth — de- | 



i licious quality; so early you can grow two | 



I full crops a year even in the north (I send § 



i full directions); amazingly productive. i 



I Growers Report 



^hTWeeksj 



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iTvyelve Bushels^ 



li,Crown From a j, 



>oUar Order. 



*'650 bushels per acre." 

 "A full bushel from every 

 six hills." "52 big po- 

 tatoes in one hill." " 12 

 bushels from a dollar or- 

 der." Etc., etc. 



Also 20 Hills New Pro- 

 lific Tree Beans — enor- 

 mous and sure vielders everywhere of extra early, pure = 

 white luscious beans; 10 varie- = 

 .lies best Butter and Head Let- ^ 

 luce— 1700 seeds; 30 Hills red, g 

 blue, while, rice and gold Pop ^ 

 corn — tor children and chick- = 

 ens; 10 beautiful fragrant Tree = 

 Ferns, and big 25c. Flower ^ 

 Collection — for wife and child- ^ 

 ren, ALL safely boxed and ^ 

 postpaid for TWO DIMES or h 

 24c. in stamps. All seeds and = 

 Tree Beans 30 Hills Potatoes 50c. Seeds § 

 and 70 Hills SI. 00. Seeds and 250 Hills Potatoes $3.00. | 



Ii^ • rf\ Beautiful Watches Free to 50 customers ^ 



IjlVC 0\J growing most Potatoes from 100 hills. = 



A. G. Cook, Potato Specialist | 



Hyde Park on Hudson, N. Y. 1 



I Mott's Northern-bred Italian | 

 I Queens | 



i are hardy, prolific, gentle, and hustlers, | 



I therefore resist well disease. i 



I Untested, $1.00 each; $9.00 for 12. | 



I Select Tested, $1.50 each. | 



I Virgins, 50c each; or three for $1.00. § 



I Bees by pound. i 



i Plans " How to Introduce Queens," and | 



1 " Increase," 25c. List free. | 



I E. E. Mott, Glenwood, Mich, j 



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GOLDEN QUEENS 



After April 1: Untested, $1.25 each, 6 for $7.00, 

 or $13.00 per dozen, or 50 for $48; also 3-band 

 untested at same price; tested, $3.00 each, 

 and my very best at $5.00 each. Satisfaction. 



R. O. Cox, Rt. 4, Greenville, Alabama 



I. F. Miller's Strain Italian Queen 



BEES FOR SALE. By return mail after June 5th to lOlh or 

 your money back. Northern bred, for business, from my be»t 

 SUPERIOR BREEDERS;"gentle, roll honey in, hardy, winter 

 well, not inclined to swarm, leather-colored or three-banded. 

 Queens a specialty; twenty-five years breeding experience. Safe 

 arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. Untested, $1.00; 6, $5.50; 

 12, $10.00. Select untested, $1.25; 6, $6.75; 12, $12.00. 



I. F. MILLER, Rt 2, Brookville, Pennsylvania 



