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THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW 



Wanted. — White honey, both comb and ex- 

 tracted. Write us before disposing of your 

 crop. HiLDRETH & Segelken, 265 Greenwich 

 St., New York. 



Fancy No. 1, white clover honey in i]4 x VA 

 and 4x5 plain sections, in no-drip shipping 

 cases holding 24 sections each. Per case or 

 carrier of 8 cases at 15c per section. R. D. 

 Gilbert, White Bear Lake, Minn. 



Extracted Honey of the finest quality — 

 thick well ripened, flavor simply delicious. 

 White clover and sweet clover blend. Price 

 9c per pound in bright new 60 lb. cans. Sam- 

 ple free. J. P. Moore, Morgan, Ky. 



A VERY fine quality of white extracted 

 honey for table use, in new 60-lb. tin cans. 

 Raspberry or Basswood flavors. Say how much 

 you can use and we will be pleased to quote 

 our prices. Sample free for a 4c stamp to pay 

 the postage. E. D. Townsend & Sons, North- 

 star, Mich. 



nished on anything in cans; give quantity 

 wanted. Large contracts enable us to make 

 low prices. A. G. Woodman Co., Grand Rap- 

 ids, Mich. 



Aluminum Hive Numbers (I'g-in. high) 2c 

 each Fig. 50 or more l^c. Postpaid, inch 

 brass nails. Henry Benke, Pleasantville Sta., 

 N. Y. 



Watch for Dr. Chas. G. Schamu's adver- 

 tisement in November issue. Sold out now. 

 A new announcement then. 



Special Offers in Bee Literature, etc. 

 Good locations for bees in new and unoccu- 

 pied territory. Send for free circular. 

 George W. York, Sandpoint, Idaho. 



For Sale. — A full line of bee-keepers' sup- 

 plies; also Italian bees and honey a specialty. 

 Write for catalog and particulars. 



The Penn Co., Penn, Miss. 



(Successor to J. M. Jenkins.) 



In Florida. — Root supplies. Save transpor- 

 tation. Free catalog. G. F. Stanton, Buck- 

 ingham, Fla. 



Bronzed Honey L.\bels. — 250, 50c; 500, 80c; 

 1,000, $1.10 P. P. Send 2c stamp for samples. 

 Pearl Card Co., Clintonville, Ct. 



For Sale. — New 60-lb. cans, two in a case, 

 lots of 10 cases, 60c each; 25 cases, 59c each. 

 50 cases 58c each, 100 cases 5rc each, F. 

 O. B. factory in O. or 111. Quotations fur- 



xeajm estate. 



For Sale — One 20-acre farm and 130 swarms 

 of bees in Wisconsin's best land and honey 

 locality. Lewis Francisco, Mosinee, Wis. 



FOUI^TS-Sr. 



Pigeons! Pigeons!— Thousands in all leading 

 varieties at lowest prices. Squab-breeding stock 

 Dur specialty; 17 years' experience. Illustrated 

 matter free. Providence Squab Co., Provi- 

 dence, R. I. 



PROTECTION HIVE 



The best and lowest priced double wall hive on the market. This hive has % mate- 

 rial in the outer wall, and is not cheaply constructed of H material as some other hives 

 on the market. Packing or dead air spaced as you prefer. Remember winter is approach- 

 ing. Get your bees into comfortable quarters before it is here. Send for a catalogue. 

 /^. G. WOODMAN CO.. Grand Rapids. Mich. 



The Central Comb-Honey Packing Station. 



{Continued /row page jgi) 

 .scraping a car of honey and $62.50 for grading- and packing. The 

 total expense, including shipping cases, will be about $400 for a car 

 of 1250 cases, or 32 cents a case. Do you not think that is cheap 

 for having the work done right and the whole car graded uniformly 

 in uniform cases by one grader? 



This estimate was made with glassed cases in mind, but with 

 this method of grading and packing the glassed case has no advant- 

 age. An all-wood case can be had for half the price. Packing 

 boxes for two dozen cans of corn, tomatoes, etc., cost from eight to 

 ten cents each. Why should honey cases cost more? The central 

 packing station is going to come very soon, for it is needed 

 badly.— W. F. 



