4{)(; GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE June, 1919 



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|mR. BEEKEEPER! DO YOU REALIZEJ 



I The Busy Season Is At Hand j 



M with prospects the best they have been in a long time? (Bees are strong and clover is making g 



^ rapid progress.) • M 



= Also in confl-uding your plans have you considered those customers who will buy and eaX yoxtir = 



M comb honey that will not touch your extracted honey at any price? Remember the successful manu- g 



p f acturer or producer turns out what the consumers want 1 Not what he likes to produce. Remember m 



= the Demands of the Market! = 



= Transportation i.? slow and uncertain. However, we have a complete and liberal stock of Lewis = 



M Beeware (made like furniture) and Uadant's Foundation (the leading foundation manufacturers of = 



M the world). And the superior goods at as low a price as sound business will warrant — not a price ^ 



= ijased on cheap shoddy goods that can never please you any more than the second-hand furniture g 



M or an old, worn-out car or truck. g 



g Parcel post orders receive prompt shipment as do e.xpress orders; or better yet, if you live in g 



B driving distance, take your truck or car and come over and you will have what you want when you g 



g want il. Have you our Lewis Bee Snpply catalogue or Beginner's Book? If not a post card will g 



g bring same. For service and the best in apiculture address the = 



I DEROY TAYLOR CO., NEWARK, Wayne County, NEW YORK | 



= Do not forget the State meeting at our Home Apiary, August First. g 



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II TEXAS BRED QUEENS || 



5 i As our bee shipping season will l:e practically over by June 1st, we will have some extra I = 



s I queens to offer at the following reduced prices. We have shipped thousands of pounds | g 



^1 of bees and queens all over the United States and Canada again this sea.son. | g 



B I 1 6 12 50 1 6 12 I s 



gi Untested $1.25 $6.50 $11.50 $40.00 Tested . $2.00 $10.50 $18.50 ig 



g 1 Select Untested.. 1.50 7.50 13.50 48.00 Select Untested.. 2.75 15.00 27.00 | g 



§ I 1-pound package Bees $2.40 25 or more, $2.16 each by Express F. O. B. here | g 



= I 2-pound package Bees 4.25 25 or more, 3.83 each by Express F. O. B. here i M 



g I 3-pound package Bees 6.25 25 or more, 5.62 each by Express F. O. B. here | = 



g i 1-frame regular Nuclei with 1 pound extra bees 4.50 each by Express F. O. B. here | g 



= i 2-frame regular Nuclei with 1 pound extra bees 6.00 each by Express F. O. B. here | g 



M I l-frame regular Nuclei with 2 pound extra bees 6.00 each by Express P. O. B. here i = 



M I 2-frame regular Nuclei with no extra bees 4.50 each by Express F. O. B. here i = 



= I 3-frame regular Nuclei with no extra bees 6.00 each by Express F. O. B. here I g 



= I Add the price of Queen wanted when ordering bees. Circular free giving details. | g 



j I NUECES COUNTY APIARIES, CALALLEN, TEXAS 1 1 



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11 QUEENS - ITALIAN - QUEENS |I 



1 I BRED IN ONTARIO FROM DOOLITTLE STOCK I 1 



1919 PRICE LIST 1919 



Begin Delivery June 15 1 6 12 50 



Untested $1.00 $5.50 $10.00 $37.50 



Select Untested... 1.25 7.00 13.00 50.00 



Send us list of your requirements early so as to insure date of delivery. We are 

 booking orders now, 25% down. We clip queen 's wings free of charge on request. 



RUMFORD & FRETZ -:- -:- FOREST, ONTARIO 



