December, 1914. 



American Sae Jonrnal 



425 



Untested Queens. 75c each ; $7 50 per doz. 

 Nuclei. $1 25 per frame. Bees. Sr.so per pound. 

 Full colonies. 8-frame. $6. so: lo-frame. $7.50. 

 Stover Apiaries, Mayliew, Miss. 



Queens, improved Red Clover Italians, 

 bred for business, June i to Nov. 15. Un- 

 tested Queens, -sceacti; dozen. $8.00; Select. 

 $1.00 each: dozen, $10. Tested Queens, $1,25: 

 dozen, $I2. Safe arrival and satisfaction 

 guaranteed. H C. Clemons, Boyd. Ky. 



PheI-I's' Golden Italian Bees are hustlers. 



Pure Golden Queens, the best that twelve 

 years can produce. Untested, $1.50 each. 

 Select tested. $^.00 each. Breeders. $5.00 to 

 $;.i Send for booklet on "Bees and Dis- 

 eases." Geo. \I. Steele. 

 30 South 40th St.. Philadelphia. Penna. 



Golden Queens that produce Golden 

 Workers of the brightest kind. I will chal- 

 lenne the world on my Goldens and their 

 honey-getting qualities. Price, $1.00 each: 

 Tested. $2.00 : Breeders. $5.00 and $10.00. 



2Atf J. B. Brockwell. Barnetts. Va. 



Golden and 3 banded Italian and Carnio- 

 lan Queens, ready to ship after April ist. 

 Tested. $:.oo; 3 to 6, 05c each ;6 to 12 or more. 

 Qoc each. Untested, 7.SC each: 3 to 6, 70c 

 each; 6 or more, bsc. Bees, per lb., $L5o; 

 Nuclei, per frame. $1.50. C. B. Bankston, 

 Buffalo. Leon Co.. Tex. 



Phelps' Golden Italian Queens combine 

 the qualities you want. They are great 

 honey gatherers, beautiful and gentle. 

 Mated. Ii.oo; six. $5.00: Tested. $3. 00; Breed- 

 ers, $5.00 and Jio. C. W. Phelps & Son, 



3 Wilcox St.. Binghamton. N. Y. 



HONEY AND BEESWAX 



Wanted— No. i white comb honey. 



Fred Peterson. Alden, Iowa. 



Wanted— Comb, extracted honey, and 

 beeswax. R. A. Burnett & Co., 



6Ai2t 173 S. Water St.. Chicago, III. 



For Sale— Extracted Buckwheat honey 

 in iwj-pound kegs. N. L. Stevens. 



Venice Center. N Y. 



For Sale— rooo pounds of choice extracted 

 Wisconsin honey. .Ask for prices. 



Meyer Bros.. Kiel. Wis. 



Null's Famous Melilotus Honey. 10 lb. 

 pail prepaid any express office east of the 

 Rocky Mis.. $L5o. Null Co.. Demopolis. Ala. 



Come Honey— No. i Choice and No. 2 Col- 

 orado Standard Grades. Carload just in. 

 State quantity wanted. 



Dadant & Sons. Hamilton, 111 



California Orange Blossom Honey, 

 extra fancy, at oc. Safe arrival guaranteed. 

 Sample free. James McKee. Riverside. Calif. 



For Sale— ho.ooo pounds light extracted 

 honey, well ripened, mild flavor: two (jo-lb. 

 cans to case; 7!^c per pound; locase lots. 7C. 

 H. G. Quirin, Bellevue, Ohio. 



For Sale— Spanish needle. Hearts-ease 

 No. I light comb, $3-00 per case; P'ancy. $) 2=;; 

 21 Danz. sec. to case, 6 to cases to carrier. 

 Extracted, 125-lb. cases, nc per pound. 



W. A. Latshaw Co.. Carlisle. Ind. 



Extracted Honey- Best Water White 

 and nice Amber Alfalfa in 60-lb.. 30-Ib.. and 

 smaller tins. State quantity you want. Spe- 

 cial prices on ton lots or over. Several car- 

 loads iust in. Dadant & Sons. Hamilton. III. 



Pure Honey. California Sage, water 

 white. 120 lbs. IOC a lb. Light amber honey. 

 120 lbs, QC a lb. We have honey of several 

 flavors. Price in gallon cans upon request. 

 Sample. 10 cts. each I. J. Stringham. 



105 Park Place. New York. N Y. 



For Sale— A fine quality of honey for 

 table use; gathered from alfalfa and the 

 clovers. Case of twelve 5-lb. pails. $6.60: 

 case of six lo-lb. pails. |6 25; case of two 60- 

 lb. -cans, $1050. Write for prices on large 

 orders. Samples given. Virgil Sires. 



North Yakima. Wash. 



I HE Beekeepers' Review is now owned 

 and published by the honey producers 

 themselves It is Me paper ,/// honey pro- 

 ducers should support. Eight months' trial 

 subscription, beginning with the May num- 

 ber, for only soc. Sample copy free. Ad- 

 dress. The Beekeepers' Review. Northstar. 

 Mich. 



SUPPLIES. 



Brother Beekeepers, send for my new 

 prices on Supplies. 1 can save you money. 

 Beeswax wanted. W. D. Soper. 



Jackson. Mich. 



Bee-Keeper. let us send our catalog of 

 hives, smokers, foundation, veils, etc. They 

 are nice and cheap. White Mfg. Co., 



4Atf Greenville. Tex. 



Better Hives for Less Money— Bee- 

 keepers' supplies and standard-bred Ital- 

 ian bees. Write for catalog. 



A. E. Burdick. Sunnyside. Wash. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



Original and unique honey advertising 

 post cards (photos). Write Dr. Bonney, 

 Buck Grove, Iowa, for samples. 



Northern grown sweet cloverseed direct 

 from the grower. White and yellow bien- 

 nial hulled. $16.50 per bushel. 



W. M. Budlont', Rockford, III. 



You have been thinking 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 

 eight months'subscription to our own paper, 

 the Beekeepers' Review, beginning with the 

 May number, both for only a dollar. Ad- 

 dress with remittance. The Beekeepers' Re- 

 view. Northstar. Mich. 



The De.mand for 1014 subscriptions has 

 been beyond expectations. and we find our- 

 selves short of January. loii. numbers. We 

 will pay 10 cents each for the first twelve of 

 these sent in to us good shape, or .vill credit 

 you two months on your present subscrip- 

 tion. American Bee Journal. 



Hamilton. 111. 



POULTRY 



For Sale— Single Comb Buff Orpington 

 eggs for hatching, pure bloods; $1 00 per 15 or 

 $5 00 per hundred. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 

 W. H. Payne, Hamilton, III. 



FOR SALE 



For Sale— iooo colonies of bees in 10 api- 

 aries. Located in Imperial Valley where 

 crop failure is unknown. Owner started 

 without capital less than five years ago. Is 

 now retiring from active 'ousiness. Profits 

 for five years have averaged more than 100 

 percent annually. 



J. Edgar Ross, Brawley. Calif. 



WANTED 



Wanted— From 4000 lbs. to carload of 

 comb and extracted. Iowa. Wisconsin or 

 Michigan honey. Quote me prices, 



W, H. Hyde. New Canton. 111. 



SITUATIONS. 



Help Wanted— We desire an experienced 

 apiarist to run from one to three hundred 

 colonies of bees for three years on shares 

 for one-half crop and increase. State age. 

 nationality, and former experience in first 

 letter Spencer Apiaries Co. Nordhoff. Cal. 



HONEY LABELS 



Honey Labels— Lowest prices. Catalogue 

 with price list free. Pearl Card Co.. 



Clintonville, Conn. 



SUBJECTS 



Absorbents over Brood Chamber — 332. 375. 



Advertising Honey — 193, 20T, 404, 418 



After Swarms — 280. 



Albino Queens — 297. 



Aldrich, B. A. — 313. 



Alfalfa Seed Produced without Bees — 187 



Altitude & Alfalfa Honey— S.i. 



Ancient Apiculture-Aristotle — 349. 



Apiary Work — 118, 266. 



Apiary Work in Fall — 373. 



Aster Honey, Wintering on — 373. 



Attics, Keeping Bees in — 281. 



Bee Cellar, A— 385. 



Bee Culture, Lessons in — 161. 



Bee Houses — 28. 



Beekeeping, As a Profession — 154, 337, 410. 



Beekeeping, Does it Pay — 65. 



Beekeeping in High Schools — 408. 



Bee Journals, Foreign — 44. 



Bee Papers, S. African — 81. 



Bee Pirates — 81. 



Bee Trees— 135, 171. 



Bees Fighting in Same Colony — 43. 



Bees in Cider Barrel — 370. 



Bees in War — 370. 



Bees on Shares — 157. 



Bees, Wild Yellow— 422. 



Beeswax for Leaky Joints in Feeders — 7. 



Beeswax, Melting — 404. 



Beeswax Refuse. Save Your — 189, 232. 



Beginning with Bees — 263. 



BIBLIOGRAPHIES— 



Bee Culture in Oregon — 45. 



Die Biene & der Breitwabenstock — 115. 



Humble Bees in New Zealand — 296. 



Iowa Bulletin No. 2 — 153. 



Minnesota Inspectors Report — 406. 



Modern Bee Farm — 295. 



Reort of Iowa Inspector, 1913 — 83. 



Wintering Bees in Iowa — 332. 



Wisconsin Report, 1913 — 187. 



BIOGRAPHY OF— 



Bingham, T. F.— 367. 

 Cavanagh. F. B.— 82, 119. 

 Kramer, U. — 368. 

 Merriam, G. F. — 81, 155. 

 Phin, John — 79. 

 Sano, Jin — 81. 

 Schroeder. Alex — 117. 

 Smith, J. G. — 406. 

 Snvder, Aaron — 118. 

 White, C. N — 46. 



Bitterweed — 405, 410. 



Bixby. J. D., Letters from— 338. 



Blue Ridge Mountains, Back to — 191. 



Blue Ridge Mountains, Honey Trees & Plants 



of— 408. 

 Bonney, Dr., Bees Attack — 298. 

 Bottom Board, Our Deep — 228. 

 Breeders — 421. 



Breeding Early, in and out of Cellar — 43. 

 Brood Nest — 85. 



Brood Raising without Excluders — 423. 

 Brood. Too Much— 232. 

 Brown, Edw. G. — 133. 

 Bulletins for Beekeepers — 296. 

 Caillas, A.— 79. 

 California Beekeeping — 123. 138, 192, 225. 229. 



230, 267, 303, 338, 339. 372. 411. 412. 

 Canards — 44. 



Canadian Beekeeping — 14. 50. 51, 87. 88. 121, 

 122. 123, 158. 193. 232.' 266, 267, 304, 305, 



340, 374, 375. 412. 

 Canadian Bee Paper — 225. 

 Capjtings. Watery — 423. 

 Capi)ings, Cleaning — 374. 

 Carniolan Bees — 28, 316. 

 Caucasian Bees — 28, 341, 424. 

 Cellaring Bees — 351. 

 Cement for Hives & Stands — 27. 

 Chaff Hive— 19. 166. 240. S.'iO. 

 Chapman. Geo. R. — 237. 

 Chunk Honey — 209. 

 Cinematograph. Education by — 188. 

 Cleaning out Combs — 265. 

 Clover. Red and Alsike — 244. 

 Cold. Steady. Best for Bees— 157. 



