1920 



AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



245 



West Virginia 



'I'hc l)fckcepcrs of West Virginia 

 are to have a Pan Handle summer 

 meeting on August 10 and 11, at Elm 

 Grove, West Virginia. Write to Mr, 

 Will C. Griffith, of West Grove, for 

 information. If anyone can make a 

 meeting successful, he can. W'ish we 

 could lie there. 



New Jersey Field Meeting 



The summer field meeting of the 

 Xew Jersey Beekeepers' .Association 

 will be held in Samuel Buser's apiary, 

 near North Haledon, Passaic County, 

 on Saturday, July 10, 1920. The prin- 

 cipal features of tliis meeting will be 

 seasonable manipulations, including 

 treatment of colonies for American 

 foulbrood, by members, under the 

 direction of the State bee expert. 



Western New York Meeting 



The annual summer meeting and 

 basket picnic of the Western New 

 York Honey Producers' Association 

 will be held on July 31, at the apiary 

 of Frank W. Churchill, West Valley, 

 N. Y. A good program has been pro- 

 vided and all interested in bees or 

 honev are cordially invited to attend. 



Honey Labels 

 Stationery 

 Cards, Tags, 

 Etc. 



Everything for 

 the Beekeeper 



Order Early and get Prompt 

 Service 



New labels, new equipment, more 

 help. We are better equipped 

 than ever to supply all kinds 

 of printing for the bee- 

 keeper 



American Bee 

 Journal 



HAMILTON, ILL. 



.BINDING FOR BEEKEEPERS 



W'e do all kinds of book bind- 

 ing, such as magazines like the 

 ".'\merican Bee Journal," or any 

 other publication. Also make 

 any style blank book, either 

 printed or unprinted heading. 



We print the '.American Bee 

 Journal." 

 LUTZ & STAHL, Keokuk, Iowa 



CLASSIRED DEPARTMENT. 



Advertisements in this department will be 

 inserted for five cents per word, with no dis- 

 counts. No classified advertisements accepted 

 for less than 35 cents. Count each initial or 

 number as one word. 



Copy for this department must reach us not 

 later than the 20th of the month preceding 

 date of issue. If intended for classified de- 

 partment it should be so stated when adver- 

 tirv-mcnt is sent. 



BEES AND QUEENS 



See Atwater's classified honey adv't. 



FOR S.\LE — Highest grade 3-banded Italian 

 queens, ready June 1. Queens and drone 

 mothers are selected from stock of proven 

 worth in hardiness, gentleness, honey produc- 

 tion and disease resisting oualities. Untested, 

 each, $1.25; 6, .$0.50; 12, $12; 60, $47.50; 100. 

 $90. Your correspondence will receive prompt 

 attention, and I guarantee satisfaction. 



A. E. Crandall, Berlin, Conn. 



THE ITALIAN QUEENS OF WINDMERE 

 are superior three-banded stock. Untested. 

 $1.50 each; six for $8. Tested, $2 each. Se- 

 lect tested. $2.50 each. Virgins, $1. 



Prof. W. A. Matheny, Ohio University, 



Athens, Ohio. 



WHEN BETTER QUEENS are raised Victor 

 will raise them. Italians, mated, $1.25 each; 

 six, $7; twelve, $13.50. 



Julius Victor, Martinsville, N. Y. 



FOR SALE — Five or more colonies of bees in 

 10-frame standard hives. For further infor- 

 mation write. 



Benj. G. Lumpkin, Tupelo, Miss. 



FOR SALE— Tennessee 3-banded Italians that 

 are vigorous and prolific. No undersized 



queens mailed Balance of season, each, $1.25, 



dozen $12. 



William F. Morris, Hendersonvillc, Tenn. 



FOR SALE— Italian queens, Sbanded, untested. 

 $1.25; 6, $7; 12, $13. Tested queens. $2.60 

 each. Robert B. Spicer, Wharton. N. J. 



FOR SALE — A few choice Italian queens, $2 

 each. Reference given. 



Jes Dalton. Bordelonville. La. 



I WISH TO THANK my beekeeping friends 

 for their courteous and obliging way of do- 

 ing business, and to inform them that I have 

 no more queens for sale this season. 



J. F. Diemcr, Liberty, Mo. 



FOR .SALE — Large, hardy. |)rolific queens. 3- 

 banded Italian only. Pure mating and sa'e 

 arrival guaranteed. C)ne queen, $1.30; fi, $7.50; 

 12, $13.50; 100, $110. 



Buckeye Bee Co., Box 443, Massillon, Ohio. 



FOR SALE— Queens, untested $1.50, 6 $7.50. 



E.Ktractors, supplies. 

 R Kramske, 11(14 Victor St.. St. Louis, Mo. 



FOR ,S.\LE — Pure Italian cueens. Select un. 

 tested. 1. $1.60; (i. $7.50; 12, $13.50; .60, $56; 

 100 and over, each $1. Also packages and nu- 

 clei. Golden Star Apiaries, San Jose, Cal. 



FOR SALE — Pure three-banded Italian queens, 

 bred for honey production, reared by the 

 Doolittle method. Untested. 1. $1.25; 6, $7; 

 12, $13. Tested, 1, $2.60; C, $14; 12, $25. 

 H. W. Boley, Hillsboro, Iowa 



QUEENS, ITALIAN QUEENS— I will have 

 about 100 untested queens a month surplus, 

 for June, July and August. Who wants them 

 at $i each? Less than 100, $1.25 each. 



W. H. Moses, Lane City, Texas. 



FOR SALE — Untested golden Italian queens, 

 $1.25 each. Tested, $2 50 each. Satisfaction 

 guaranteed. J. F Michael. 



Winchester, Ind., R 1. 



BOZZALLA LIGURIAN QUEENS — Obtain 

 your queens from Italy. We take the risk 

 of death in the mail. Select tested Italian 

 queens posted direct from Enrico Bozzalla's 

 apiaries to the customer, $3.50 each. Remit to 

 sole agent. H. M. Stich, Riccartsbar Ave., 

 Paisley, Scotland. 



FOR SALE — Simmons' queens, goldens and 

 three-bands, bred from prize winners. Also 

 nucleus. 



Allen Simmons, Claverack, N. Y. 



FOR SALE — My famous three-banded Italian 

 queens. $1,25 each, six for $7, from June 1 

 to November. T. W. Romberger, Apiarist, 



3113 Locust St., St. Joseph, Mo. 



FOR SALE — 3-banded Dr. Miller and \A alk- 

 er's Queens after June 10. (Am booked full 

 until then.) $1.25 each, 6 for $7, 12 for $13; 

 selects, 25c each higher. 



Curd Walker, Jellico. Tenn., R 1, Box 18. 



QUEENS — Italian queens of excellent stock 

 will be ready to mail June 1. Untested. $1.50 

 each; 6, $7.50; 12, $14. 



J. D. Harrah, R. No. 1, Freewater, Ore. 



FOR SALE — Hardy northern bred Italian 

 queens, untested, $2 each, 6 for $11. May 15 

 to July 15. Select tested, $3, after June 1. 

 Dr. C. E. Sheldon, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. 



FOR SALE — Italian queens that will give re- 

 sults; untested, $2; tested, $3; breeders. $10. 

 A. Beyer, Krotz Springs, La. 



QUEENS BY RETURN MAIL 



I am now up with all orders and can take care of your wants, large 

 or small. Why not stock up your yard with a good strain of Italian 

 queens? I have them at the following prices, and guarantee safe de- 

 livery and make good all queens that are not as represented; free from 

 disease: Single queen, $1.50, six for $7, 12 for $13. Discount on large 

 orders of 50 or more. Tested, $2 each, six for $11. 12 for $20. Breeders. 

 $3.50 each. 



A. B. MARCHANT, Jesup, Ga. 



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