August, 1914. 



American Hee Journal 



I Got 100 pounds of comb honey per col- 

 ony; my neighbors eot none. I'll tell you 

 how for 25c. O. N. Baldwin. Baxter. Kan. 



Make paint without oil cheaply. Best 

 known for bee-hives, barns, coops, etc. 

 Formula. 15c. I. Holmberg. 



I*"l Dorado Spriniis. Mo. 



I Will show any bee man who can raise 

 about four thousand dollars, how to live and 

 erow richer every year without hard labor. 

 Write me. Jolin NI. Mortjan. Ordway. Colo. 



You have been ihinkint: for some time 

 you would like to become a National Bee- 

 keepers' Association member. Now is your 

 time; a year's dues to the National and 

 eiffht months' subscription to our own paper, 

 the Beekeepers" Review, besinning with the 

 May number, both for only a dollar. Ad- 

 dress with remittance. The Beekeepers' Re 

 view, Northstar. Mich. 



POUIiTKY 



For Sale— Single Comb Buff Orpington 

 eges for hatching, pure bloods: Si 00 per 15 or 

 $5 00 per hundred. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 

 W. H. Payne. Hamilton. 111. 



FOR SALE 



For Sale— Having sold my farm. I now 

 offer for sale 50 colonies of bees in lo-frame 

 hives, with or without supers or supplies 

 No foulbrood. C. S. Russell. 



Pine City. Minn. 



WANTED 



Wanted— To buy a yard of bees in New 

 York State, in good location. Mention full 

 particulars, style of hives, etc. 



Post-Office Box S7. Mahwah, N. J. 



CASH PAID FOR HONEY 



We are constantly in receipt of inquiries 

 for prices on honey. When you are ready 

 to market your honey, you will find an army 

 of purchasers ready to buy it by advertis- 

 ing your product in the Woman's National 

 Weekly, which reaches 200. oon homes every 

 week. Write for our Special Classified rates 

 and free sample cony Dept. O C, Woman's 

 National Weekly, University City. St Louis. 



SPECIAL OFFER 



Will sell ^no choice tested Italian Queens 

 at 85c each. These are the very best 

 queens in our 3 apiaries, and will guar- 

 antee every queen to give entire satisfac- 

 tion. If not satisfied within one year we 

 will refund your money. 



FRED LEININGER & SON 



Delphos, Ohio 



EASTERN 9 



BEEKEEPERS »; 



'Iliis is tlie season wliuii you will 

 need bees or supplies. Our catalog, 

 which is freewill show you how to 

 save money. We liave a laree stock 

 and can ship promptly. 



Kalian queens, $1.10. 



I. J. STRINGHAM 

 105 Park Place, New York 



APIARIES : Clen Cove, L. I. 



I 



ITALIAN BEES 



Choice Home-bred Queens Reared 



In strong colonies. 



Prices for July & After 



Untested Queen. .. .go 



One Tested Queen li.so 



Select Tested i 60 



■ Breeder 2,43 



Comb Nucleus— no 



Queen 00 



H lb. bees go 



1.75 



Safe arrival guaranteed. 



For dfscriptioii of each grade o( (joeens send for FREE catalog 



J. L. STRONG, 

 Clarinda, - - Iowa 



i ITALIAN QUEENS 





Untested queens. 75c each; 6 queens. 

 1.75- Tested queens. Qoc each. Six 

 queens. $4 =0. 



JOHN LEININGER 



Ft. Jennings, Ohio 





ITALIAN 

 OUEENS 



NORTHERN 

 BRED 



Superior winterers, sec- 

 ond to none. My free list 

 explains it all. Untested. 75c for Aug. and 

 Sept. Select tested. $1.50 Bees by the pound 

 or half pound. Plans. "How to Introduce 

 Queens." 15 cents. "How to Increase," 15 

 cents; both. 25 cents. 



E. E. MOTT, Glenwood,Mich. 



ARCHDEKIN'S FINE 

 ITALIAN QUEENS 



Three-banded. Bred for persistent profit 

 able production of honey. Prolific, hardy, 

 gentle. The bee for pleasure or profit. One 

 customer says. "Your queen soon had her 

 10 frames running over with bees that are 

 hustlers. No disease. Satisfaction gua r an 

 teed. Orders filled promptly. Ready May2o. 

 Dstested, $1.00 each; 3 for 2.73: 6for$S00; doz.,$900. 

 Select tested, $2 cich. 



J. F. Archdekin, R. R. 7, SI. Joseph, Mo. 



Idaho and Oregan Report Through- 

 out southern Idaho we had a very early 

 spring ; general conditions were per- 

 fect. On June we had a very bad 

 freeze, requiring considerable feeding 

 in some cases where bees previous to 

 the freeze had too much honey for 

 proper brood-rearing. Ideal weather 

 has since brought these conditions 

 back considerably but not enough, for 

 we are not going to have more than 

 two-thirds of a crop in general, unless 

 we have a late fall, which is rare here. 

 Tnere is a large portion of Idaho where 

 the freeze did not hit that will have a 

 good average crop. 



Word received from eastern Oregon 



today informs me that a bad hail storm 



has about knocked their prospects in 



the head ; they also had a frost in June 



M. A. Gill, Jr. 



Hagerman, Idaho, July 20. 



EARLY ORDER DISCOUNTS WILL 



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29 years' experience in making everything for 

 the beekeeper. A largefactory specially equipped 

 for the purpose ensures goods of highest quality. 

 Write for our illustrated catalog today. 



LEAHY MFG. CO., 90 Sixth St., Higginsville, Missouri 



SHIPPING CASES - SPECIAL DEAL 



SINGLE DECK-24 section, '2-inch 

 glass shipping cases, special price. Write 



us ! 



Ship us your old coinlis and cappings. It 

 means more wax and money for you. 



We buy honey for casli. Write us wliat 

 you have to sell. 



THE FRED W. IVIUTH CO., 



"The Busy Bee Men" 

 204 Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio 



