1909 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



RASPBERRY HONEY 



There are some raspberries left near some of our 

 apiaries in Northern Michigan, and we are scatterintr 

 our bees out where there are patches of berries left un- 

 burned, and the prospects are that we sliall tret some 

 raspberry honey tlie coinintr season, but probably not 

 so laru'e a crop as usual. 



Any one wishintr to be sure of securing some of this 

 honey would do well to send in his order in advance. 



as the honey will quite likely be snapped up in a hurry. 



If any one cares to send us advance orders, such or- 

 ders will be trreatly appreciated, and the honey will be 

 shipped just as soon as harvested. 



The honey will be stored in britrht, new, round iacket- 

 ed tin cans, with flat C4)ver and wire bail. Price ten 

 cents a pound— 16.00 for a can. 



W. Z. HUTCHINSON, Flint, Mich. 



THEY ARE HERE. 



The B«st and Largest Stock of Root's Goods 

 Ever in Western Michigan. 



As I was able to clear up my stock 

 closely last season, every thing is new. 

 Danz. and all Dovetailed hives with the 

 yi bottom-boards. Shipping-cases with 

 the corrugated paper. The newest design 

 of extractors. In fact, every thing fresh 

 from the factory, and of latest design. 



SEND ME A LIST OF YOUR WANTS 

 AND LET ME MAKE YOU FIGURES 



The goods are here, my time 

 and I want to serve yo 



yours, 



I can still talce a few more orders for my 

 strain of bees and nuclei. See ad. in 

 bacic numbers. And I want beeswax, 

 for which I will pay cash or 3c above 

 cash prices in exchange for goods. 

 Send for my 1909 catalog (48 pages), free. 



GEORGE E. HILTON 



FREMONT, MICH. 



G&e> Supply House- 



Everything for Bees ^_^.-.33l 



We manufacture the latest ap-J 

 proved supplies and sell direct ( 

 at factory prices. We're old- 

 time beepeoplein abeecountry- 

 Wo know your needs. Early 

 •rder discoont*. Send for cat- 

 alog. Don't buy till it comes. 



LKAHY MANUFACTURINq CQ. 



lu ikimage St., Ulg^lnsvUle, Mo. 

 1699 South 13th St., Omaha, Neb. 

 Also E. T. Flanaean & Sons, Box 2, Belleville. III. 



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'I heonlycycloperllaon bees. BSCpaRes. fully lllusv 

 trated. Kvery phaseot thesubject fully treated 

 bv experts. Prlce81.50 postpaid ; money refunded 

 If unsatisfactory. Catalog; of Bupi>lle8 and sample 

 copy of our semi-monthly magazine. Gli-aniuris 

 III flee Culture, free If you mention this paper. 



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All roads lead to St. Paul for Bee Supplies 



Small freights and short waits when you order from 



Pilcher & Palmer, 



Northwestern Managers THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY 

 1024 Mississippi St., St. Paul, Minn. 



Let us send you abso- 

 lutely free, 12 beauti- 

 ful colored gold 

 POST CARDS! 



These cards must be seen to be appreciated. They are 

 lithographed in miny beautiful colors, with a gold back- 

 ground ; are the latest, lichest. most handsome post caids 

 ever printed. Retail value, 30 cts. We will send you a 

 set free with one years subscription to The INDUSTRI- 

 OUS HEN at 50 cts. per year. Write to-day and we will 

 tell you how to get SO or 100 more extremely beautiful 

 and interesting post cards (no two alike) without one 

 cent of expense to you. Use the coupon. IVe return thr 

 SO cts. if you are not satisfied. 



The Industrious Hen, Knoxville, Tenn. 



Inclosed find 60 cts. Please send me your journal for 

 one year and the set of 12 beautiful gold p3st cards. Tell 

 me how to get 50 or 100 more without any expense to 

 me. 



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