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GLEANINGS IN BEF. CUI.l UHE 



Sept. 15 



INDEX TO ADVERTISEN ENTS. 



Ag-if iiitural Implp'fs. 



Electric Wheel Co 1143 



Banking by M^U 



Savings Deposit Bank 1 1 08 



Bee-supulics. 



Blanke & Hiuk 1112 



Bondonneau. E 1112 



Falconer. W. T 1158 



Griggs Brothers 1 105 



Hilton, George E 111.^ 



Howkins & Rush 1 149 



Hunt & Son, M. H 1113 



Jenkins, J. M 1107 



Jepson, H. H 1107 



.Minnesota Bee Supply Co. 1157 



Mondeng, C 1107 



Muth, F. W. Co 1105 



Nebel, J. & Son 1150 



Nysewander, Joseph 1113 



Peirce, E. W 1107 



Pouder, Walter S 1 109 



Prothero, John A 1112 



Root Co. , Syracuse 1112 



Stringham, I. J 1107 



Toepperwein & Mayfield..ll52 



Weber, C. H. W 1114 



Woodman, A. G 1149 



Bees and Queens. 



.Anderson, Grant 1150 



Barnes, G. W 1150 



Benton, F 1150 



Case, J. B 1150 



Fajen, J. L 1150 



Moore, J. P 1150 



Parrish, W. M 1150 



Quirin, H. G 1151 



Robey, L. H 1151 



Routzahn, G 1150 



Shaffer, H 1150 



Shuff, Wm. A 1151 



Simmons, E. A 1150 



Taylor, J. W. & Son 1150 



Trego, S. F 1150 



Victor. W. 1151 



Warden, F. J 1151 



Wurth, Daniel 1151 



Books. 



Franklin-Turner Co 1148 



Classified Adve»t!S s. 



Bees and Queens 1154 



Bee-keepers' Directory. .. .1164 



Educational 1155 



For Sale 1154 



Honey and Wax Wanted.. 1153 

 Honey and Wax foi Sale. .1153 



Poultry 1153 



Real Estate for Bee-keepersll55 

 Wants and ExchangfS. ... 1153 



J Fencing. 



Kitselman Brothers 1089 



Honey-dealeps, 



Dadant & Sons 1158 



Fred. W. Muth Co 1105 



Griggs Bro's & Nichols. ..1105 



National Biscuit Co 1105 



Hildreth & Segelken 1105 



Hutchinson, W. Z 1107 



Israel, Chas. & Bros 1107 



Wright, H. R 1105 



Honey-packages. 



Sackett, H. A 1107 



Household Specialties. 



Best Light Company 1148 



Rochester Radiator Co 1148 



Land for Sale. 



Thorpe, S. S. — cover. 

 Mail-order Houses. 



Chicago House-wreck. Co.1103 



Miscellaneous. 



Mugler Engraving Co 1 148 



Dpled Fruits. Patents. 



Cal. Fmit Product Co. — cover. Williamson, C. J 1151 



Plants and Seeds. 



Storrs & Harrison — cover. 



Potato Maciiinepy. 



Potato Implement Co 1148 



Publications. 



American Bee Journal 1157 



Farm and Slock 1149 



Farmer's Call 1149 



Fruit Grower — cover. 



Home Instructor 1149 



Inland Poultry Journal 1089 



Practical Farmer 1 107 



Up-to-Date Farming. 1149, 1157 



Roofing. 



Anderson Mfg. Co 1148 



Saws. 



Barnes Co 1148 



Sciioois. 



Simplex School of Music — cov. 



Sppayeps and Pumps 



Myers, F. E. — cover. 

 Stoves and Ranges. 



Kalamazoo Stove Co 1 147 



Majestic Stove Co. — cover. 

 Rochester Radiator Co 1148 



PREMIUM LIST UTAH STATE FAIR, TO BE HELD AT SALT 

 LAKE CITY, UTAH, OCT. 5 — 10, 1908. 



Best exhibit Italian bees $10.00 $5.00 



Best 100 pounds comb honey 5.00 3.00 



Best 100 pounds extracted honey 5.00 3.00 



Best di'play package honey 5.00 3.00 



Best 100 pounds of beeswax 5.00 3.00 



Best exhibii high-bred bees in observatory hives 10.00 5 00 



Best display in this class, gold medil and . . 15.00 7.50 



SPECIAL. 



The C. M. I. (Thos. G. Webber, Supt.) offers for the 



best display ol Utah honey 20.00 



No premium awards will be made on entries not received at 



the association office by Wednesday, Sept. 30. Competition 



open only to hona-Hdc residents of Utah. 



FIXING THE ROOFS. 



This is the time of the year when the prudent husbandman 

 goes around inspecting the roofs of the various buildings of the 

 farm homestead. It would be poor business to leave off such 

 work until winter; and we all realize the value of the old ad- 

 age, "A stitch in time saves nine." The proverb applies most 

 emphatically to roofs. In this connection it would be advisa- 

 ble for all interested to turn to the advertisement of the Ander- 

 son Mfg. Co., Elyria, O., on p. 1148. See what they have to 

 say about guaranteeing the ability of a roof to withstand rain. 

 We believe this firm to be perfectly reliable, and capable of 

 carrying out its contracts or whatever it agrees to do. 



Tlie above illustration shows Miss Phillis Hunt 

 of Iowa, engaged in loading Corn fodder on an 

 Electric Handy Wagon made by The Electric 

 Wheel Co., Quincy, 111. 



This young lady, according to reports, likes 

 nothing bette.* than loading and hauling corn fod- 

 der on these low wagons. She is about 16 years old 

 and weifc'hs 110 pounds and thinks she is able tn 

 haul as much corn fodder on a Handy Wayon in 

 one dav, as a full grown man can haul on the 

 ordinary high wagon in the same length of time. 



Miss Hunt, however, according to her letter, is 

 not willing to undertake to haul all the corn fodder 

 and it would be useless for any of our young 

 farmer readers to imagine that they could avoid 

 all this work, by contracting a matrimonial alliance 

 with Miss Hunt. 



KALAMAZOO STOVES. 



The famous firm of siove-makers who have made the mag c 

 words, "A Kalamazoo direct to you," almost a household 

 phrase throughout the whole United Slates, is again with U5 

 this season, using our columns to herald the fact that they are 

 still to the fore and expect to sell stoves direct from the original 

 makers to the consumers. It takes a great deal of money to 

 do the immense amount of advertising this firm does; but this 

 is not nearly so great an expense as would be the cost of han- 

 dling the same goods through jobbers and d'-alers, e^ch of whom 

 would retain a substantial profit. In giving this firm an order 

 you are not working in the dark, for they have a world-wide 

 reputation for doing just what they agree to do. They know 

 they must treat ever}- purchaser fairly, even generously, to hold 

 their immense trade. They are fully alive to that fact. The 

 stoves, ranges, and heaters they send are all ready to set in 

 place, and the freight is prepaid, so that the buyer has little to 

 do except to go to the depot and receive the stove, take it home, 

 and set it up, all of woich any ordinary person can do with 

 ease. This is the time of year when families in the North 

 begin to get their household heating-apparatus in order, and 

 doubtless a good many will have to order a new stove in place 

 of the old one which has done its duty. In this case kindly 

 remember the Kalamazoo Stove Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. 



SAVING THE HEAT. 



Now is the time to study ways and means for getting the ru- 

 ral home snug and waim this coming winter. In this connec- 

 tion it may be well to consider the fact that much of the stove 

 heat goes out at the mouth of the chimney. You would hardly 

 credit the amount of heat lost in this way. It is enormous. 

 Some of it can be utilized by putting in a stovepipe radiator. 

 Write to the Rochester Radiator Co. for particulars, who will 

 show you how to prevent this waste. 



