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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



July 15 



A CLEAN 

 AVE 



QiNCASE with Barbers' 

 Genuine Ho'se-hlds 

 Strop, $2.00 



Your new blades all need stropping before using. Not 

 one in ten comes sharp enouirh for a clean shave. 



Why scrape your face with dull blades, or continue to 

 tlirnw away m"ney for new ones, wh* n the Caylor Auto- 

 matic Str'ppe- will resharpen all yourduU blades in a few 

 moments, yivlng them a bair-sp'llttinif erig-e better than 

 new. The motion is automatic, no practice required — a 

 child can use it. It is the only stropper in the world that 

 successfully sharpens double-edged blade.*. 



•'I take pleasure in saying that the GaylorStrop is some 

 thing that I havetesied most thoroughly. a' d it is all tliat 

 the inventor claims for it; in fact, it will often make 

 double-edged blades, witii the strop that the Ga- lor peo- 

 ple send out. sharper and n'cer than when they came 

 from the factory. I scarcely know how I could get along 

 without a Gaylor Sharpener. 



" It seems to me there ou(<ht to be a big demand for 

 something of this sort becaise thousands o wafer safety- 

 razor blades are thrown away that might .lust as well be 

 saved. The dull blades can be made as good as new, and 

 sometimes even better. E. R. ROOT. 



''Editor of Gl- aminos." 



Order through your dealer. Or will send postpaid on 

 receipt of price. Be sure to state for what make of blade. 

 Money willingly refunded if not entirely satisfactory. 



Write for descriptive circular. Agents wanted. 



Gaylor'Automatic Stropper Company, Stamford, Conn. 



Ad-writers earn $25.00 to $100.00 per week 



Send $2.00 for 12 months' subscription to Southern 



Advertising Journal which teaches complete course j 



n ad. writing. Prepares you for highest salaried 



positions Course worth fully $40.00. Stamps^ 



accepted. This offer good for short tine only. ^ 



Send to-day. 



SOUTHERN ADVERTIRING 

 JOURNAL, 



Dept. Richmond, Virginia. 



^1 WANT TO buy"* 



YOUR 



VS 



If you wish to sell same, give me 

 price, description, and state when 

 l>ossession can lie had. Not par- 

 tic'ular about location. I wish to 

 liear fr m the OWNER only, who 

 will sell direct to t)uycr. Address 



C. P. WIKE, 639 Franklin St., READiNC, P£NN 



FARM 



Goinen and Three-banded Italian Queens and Bees 



At Special Price for July "nd August 



Fine Golden and Three-banded tested queens at 9.5c; 

 untested, 65c; virgins, 2,5c; and if these uueens are not 

 just as good as any $1.50 or $2.00 dueen, return them 

 and get your money back; and if you order one you 

 will order more, because they are good ones. 100 

 stands of Italian bees, with fine tested ciueen, in Dov'd 

 hives. I have more than I can attend to. Special price, 

 1^ 75 if ordered at once. Three-frame nuclei at $2.75. 

 J L. FAJEN, ALMA, MISSOURI 



s 



AVE YOUR BACK 



Save time, horses, work 

 and money by using an 



I Electric Handy Wagon 



! L.ow wtieels, broad tires. No 

 iUving man can build abetter. 

 I Book on "Wheel Sense' 'frecc 

 lEItetrlc Wheel Co. Bi9S, Qulncy, II 



Grow Mushrooms 



For Big and Quick Profits 

 Or For Your Own Use. 



Tenyears'experlenceeuablcB meto 



_ give practical Instructions worth 



many dollars to you without Interfering 



with regular occupation, no matter where located. 



Send for Free Book and particulars how to start, etc. 



JACKSON MCSIIROUM FARM 

 3448 N. Western Ave. Chicago, III- 



Queens for BUSINESS 



As well as Handsome 



Bred by a Specialist 

 F. J. WARDELL, Uhrichsviile, Ohio 



Flere is the kind of testimonials I get 

 from customers: 



Halleck, Elko Co., Nev., June 13, 1909. 

 Mr. F. J. Wardell.—l thank you very much for 

 sending me another queen, which came yester- 

 day. Your queens are doing fine, and I am well 

 pleased with them; so I will 4ake fifteen more. 

 Send on the 21st of June. I inclose Mr. Murphy's 

 check for S15. This is my associate in the bees. 

 Hoping for some more fine queens, I am 



Yours truly, J. E. Patton. 



I can please you as well as Mr. Patton. 

 MySstrrin is the original red-clover long- 

 tongued Italians, with three - bands. 

 They are hustlers, and handsome too. 

 Nothing but high-grade stock sent out. 

 I have no poor stock to sell. Should 

 you require a very high-grade breeding- 

 (jueen I generally have a few in stock. 



Please send for my circular. 



June to October 



Untestf d $1 00 



Select Untested 1 25 



Tested 2 00 



Select Tested 3 00 



Breeding Queens 3 50 



Selecf Breeding Queens 7 50 



Extra-select Breeding Queens 10 00 



F. J. WARDELL, Uhrichsviile, Ohio 



ITALIAN QUEENS 



Reared from a superior strain of long- 

 tongued red-clover Italian |bees, world-fa- 

 mous for their gentleness, hardiness, and 

 honey-gathering qualities 



Untested <iueens one, S .85; 

 Select untested " 1.00; " 



Tested " 1-25; " 



Select tested " 2.50. 



Tested for honey " 3.50. 

 Breeders. $3.00 to $5.00. 

 Golden Adel queens at same price 

 pure mating guaranteed. 



J. R. McCORKLE, Wingate. Ind 



six, $4.25; twelve, S8.00 

 " 5.00; " 9.00 

 " 7.00; " 13.00 



Safe arrival and 



