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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



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and bees, and nothing bu* Italians. An improved superior strain is what 

 QUIRIN-THE-QUEEN- BREEDER raises. Uur stock is northern-bred and hardy. We just 

 visited our outyards (all wintered on summer stands), and not a colonv is dead to date 

 (March 18). Some hives have lost scarcely a bee, so it appears. BROTHER BEE-KEEPER, 

 how do you like such stock for hardiness ? A party up in Maine got 50 nuclei of us several 

 years ago. We just received a letter from him. He is after more of our bees, because last 

 season he got 2200 pounds of honey which sold for 22 cts. per pound. Our stock is well known 

 throughout the United States. Some of the largest yields reported can be traced to our 

 stock. Over 20 years a breeder. Free circular and testimonials. Price of stock as below. 



Prices of Queens before July. 



Select queens 



Tested queens 



Select tested queens . . . 



Breeders 



Golden five-band breeders . 

 Two-comb nuclei, no queen . 

 Three-comb nuclei, no queen 

 Full colonies on eight frames 



I 9 00 

 15 00 



18 00 



25 00 

 35 00 



A DD the price of whatever grade of queen is wanted, 

 with nuclei or colonies; nuclei ready about May 

 1st to 10th; can furnish bees on Danzenbaker or L. 

 frames; pure mating and safe arrival guaranteed. 

 We employ 400 to 500 swarms in queen-rearing, and 

 expect to keep 500 to 1009 queens on hand ready to 

 mail. Our Northern-bred bees are hardy, yet gentle; 

 they will give you results. Address all orders to 



QUIRIN-THE-QUEEN-BREEDER, Bellevue, Ohio 



ITALIAN QUEENS 



Fine young prolific 3 and 5 

 banded Italian queen, untest- 

 ed, only 75c; extra-fine queen 



81; tested, $1.25. Full colonies 



in 8-fr. hive, with queen, f'l. 50; 



3-fr. nucleus.with queen,S2.75. 



Safe arrival guaranteed. Di- 

 rections to Introduce go with 

 queen. Price list free. 



J L. FAJEN. . ALMA. MO. 



QueensrromSouthwest Florida 



From very best stock, furnished by The A. I. Root Co.; 

 reared on the island where A. I. Root was formerly 

 located. Prompt shipments and correspondence so- 

 licited. I. T. SHUMARD, Osprey, Manatee Co., Fla. 



Queens 



FOR 

 1908. 



Finest Qoldens bred in America. Send for my 

 latest circular and prices — "and be convinced." 



DANIEL WURTH, 



PITKIN, ARK. 



Golden Italian Queens, $1; 



Six for $4.50. 



Safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. 18 years' experience. 

 Circular. 



J. B. CASE, .... Port Orange, Fla. 



COLDEN-ALL-OVER and RED-CLOVER 



ITALIAN QUEENS 



My stock is the result of years of careful selection, 

 and is equal to any in the country. The prices are 

 only such as to insure long-lived, prolific queens, 

 whose workers will be hardy and good hone j'-gatherers 

 Write for 1908 circular. pRiCES. 1 6 12 



Untested $1.00 $5.00 $9 00 



Select untested . . . 1.25 6.50 12.00 



Tested, $1.75 each; select tested, $2.00 each. 

 Positively all orders filled in rotation. 

 Wm. A. Shufr, 4426 Osage Ave.. Philadefphia. Pa. 



Taylor's Strain Of Italians is the Best 



Long tongues and goldens are the best of honey- 

 gatherers; 19 years a specialty, breeding for the best 

 honey-gatherers. Untested, 75 cts. each, or $8.00 a 

 dozen; tested, $1.00 each, or $10.00 a dozen; select 

 tested, $1.50 each. Breeders, the very best, from $3 00 

 to $5.00 each. We sell nuclei in full colonies. Bees in 

 separate yards. Safe arrival guaranteed. Send all 

 orders to 



J. W. TAYLOR & SON, Beeville, Bee Co., Texas. 



NOTCHEAP QUEENS. BUT QUEENS CHEAP 



500 Best Strain Italian Queens Beady to Mail Marcli 1st. 



Untested queens in lots as follows: 1, 75 cts.; 6, W.20; 12, t 7.80. 

 Tested queens in lots as follows: 1,»1.00; 6,85.70; 12, »10.80. 

 Breeders' queens in lots as follows: 1,85.00; 3,812.00. 

 Nuclei with unfd queen : 1-fr. .81.76 ; 2-f r.,82.25 ; full colonleB,84.75. 

 Nuclei with tested queen: 1-fr.. 82; 2-fr, 82.50; full colonies, 85. 

 Also dealer in bee-keepers' supplies. Root's goods. Ask for cat'g. 

 W. J. LITTLEFIELD, LITTLE ROCK. ARK. 



PHAF.R.'5 G0I.DE:NS 



took first prize at three exhibits in 1907. We also breed Carnl- 

 olans, three-banded Italians, and Caucasians, bred in separate 

 yards and from the best breeders obtainable; guarantee safe 

 delivery and fair treatment. Untested, 75 cts. ; tested, 81.00. 



New Century Cueen-rearing Co.,Bercair,Tex. John W. Fharr, ?rop. 



