1921 



AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



461 



23 crates of 5 S-frame 1-story dovetailed hives, 

 with frames $11.90 per crate 



1 crate of 5 10-frame dovetailed supers, 1CJ4 

 wide, for i\ix4^xl*/i sections, 



$4.60 per crate 



1 crate of 5 No. 3 lO-fraine dovetailed supers 



$o-65 per crate 



i crates of 100 Modiiied Dadant extracting 

 frames, Gli deep $ri.40 jier crate 



2 crates 100 Modified Dadant brood frames 



$(i.8.j per crate 

 BOTTOMS AND COVERS 

 1 crate of 5 JO-frame dovetailed bottoms. 



$3.30 per crate 



29 crates of 5 S-frame Excelsior covers 



$3.12 per crate 



1''' crates of 5 S-frame ventilated gable covers, 



$3.20 per crale 



1 crate of 5 8-frame dovetailed flat wood cov- 

 ers with inners $3.20 per crate 



8 crates of it S-frame Colo, covers, with in- 

 ners $0.00 per crate 



11 crates of 5 10-frame Colo, covers, with in- 

 ners $7.00 per crate 



6 crates of 5 10-frame double wood covers with 



inners $3.30 per crate 



6 crates of 5 10-frame ventilated gable covers 

 $3.30 per crate 

 SECTIONS 



2 crates of 500 oJ4x.')>^x2 open 4 sides^-sections 



$6.00 per crate 



30 crates of 500 i%xl^ 2 side sections, 



$5.50 per crate 

 8 crates of 500 414x1 15-16 2 side sections 



$5.50 per crate 



6 crates of 500 41^x2 2 side sections 



$5.50 per crate 



7 crates of 500 4x5x1^ plain sections 



$5.00 per crate 



3 crates of 500 4x5x1 H plain sections, split 



$5.00 per crate 

 400 5*4x6%xl% sections, 2 side, all for 



$3.50 for lot 

 SHIPPING CASES 

 2 crates of 10 shipping cases fori 2 \%x\% 



sections $3.00 per crate 



5 crates of 50 single tier shipping cases for 24 

 4i%x2 sections $25 per crate 



4 crates of 25 safety cases for 24 A%x\]/2 sec- 

 tions $12.25 per crate 



10 crates of 25 shipping cases, safety, fot 24 

 ^VAxXI'i sections $11.75 pe crate 



1 crate of 10 safety cases for 12 AV^x\% sec- 

 tions $3.00 per crate 



1 crate of 25 single tier cases for 24 4!4xl?/s 

 sections $11.75 per crate 



1 crate of 10 2-tier cases for 24 4'4xl'/^ sec- 

 tions $5.30 per crate 



4 crates of 25 cases for 18 4x5x1 1^ sections 



$7.00 per crate 



2 crates of 10 cases for 12 4^xlJ^ sections 



$3.00 per crate 

 EXTRACTORS, HONEY AND WAX 



3 No. 10 extractors, never used, tine con^ii- 

 tion $30.00 each 



1 No. 15 extractor, never used, fine condi- 

 tion $32.00 



1 Emerson 4-frame reversible, line condi- 

 tion $60.00 



1 Rauchfuss solar wax extractor, fine condi- 

 tion $8.00 



HONEY PACKAGES AND SIGNS 

 65 cases of 2 60-Iu cans, new cans, used cases 



$1.15 per case 



16 cases 24 6-oz. glasses 75c per case 



3 cases 24 l2-oz. jars $1.25 per case 



1 case 24 24 oz. jars $1.75 



500 1-lb friction-top cans, with lids; no bails 



2c per can 



1 honey sign, 25x25 in., slight bend $2.00 



Send us your order by return mail. 



DADANT & SONS. 

 Hamilton, Illinois. 



FOR S ALE~ 



ATWATER HONEY— Supply your customers. 



FOR SALE— 1900 to 1914 back numbers of 

 Gleanings; best offer takes them. S. C. 



W. L. cockerels at $1.25 each. 



A. H. Hattendorf. Ocheyedan. Iowa. 



FOR SALE — Good second-hand 60-Ib cans, two 

 cans to a case, oxed. at 60c per case f. o. b. 



Cincinnati. Terms cash. 



C. H. W. Weber & Co., 2163 Central Ave. 



Cincinnati. Ohio. 



FOR SALE, apiary — Five hundred cash, seven- 

 teen strong colonies Italian bees in Root 



hives. Cowan extractor, 9 gross fancy bottles. 



1,000 fancy labels. 100 corrugated shipping 



cases; established trade. Bee pasturage all 



year. Cheap rent. Suburb of New Orleans. 



La., on car line. (Opportunity for woman or 



elderly man. Katz, 816 Perdido St.. 



New Orleans, La. 



FOR SALE — Cedar or pine dovetailed hives; 

 also full line of supplies, including Dadant's 

 foundation. Write for catalog. 



A. E. Burdick, Sunnyside, Wash. 



-SALE — Hamburg chickens; rare old vio- 

 Elias Fox, Union Center. Wis. 



FOR- 



lin . 



FOR SALE — "Superior" Foundation (Weed 

 process). Quality and service unexcelled- 

 Superior Honey Co., 0«den, Utah. 



WANTED 



ATWATER HONEY— Supply your customers. 



WANTED — C"omb hone>\ Dcscriijjtion and 

 price first letter; also extracted honey; bees, 



Frank Coyle, Penfield, III. 



WANTED — High grade extracted honey, w.ute 

 clover preferred. Merton Church, 



Highland _Park, 111. 



WANTED — Our own fall crop having been a 

 partial failure, we could use limited quanti- 

 ties of heartsease and Spanish needle honey. 

 Send sample when offering and give price you 

 expect and how put ui> in first letter. 



Dadant & Sons, Hamilton, Illinois. 

 WANTED — Honey, section, bulk comb and ex- 

 tracted. W. A. Hunter, Terre Haute, Ind. 



WE BUY honey and beeswax. Give us your 

 best price, delivered in New York. On 

 comb honey, state quantity, quality, size and 

 weight of sections and number of sections to a 

 case. Extracted honey, quantity, quality, how 

 packed, and send samples. 



Charles Israel Bros. Co., 

 486-490 Canal St.. New York City. 



WANTED — Beeswax, also old combs and cap- 

 pings to render on shares ; will buy your 

 share and pay the highest market price. 



F. J, Rettig, Wabash, Ind. 



WANTED — Beeswax, old combs and cappings 

 for rendering on share- Also wax accepted 

 for trade. Top market prices offered. 



A. 1. Root Co., Council Bluffs, Iowa. 



WANTED— Your order for "Superior'* Foud- 

 dation. Prompt shipments at right prices. 

 Superior Honey Co., Ogden, Utah. 



WANTED — Extracted honey. Send prices and 

 samples. Will exchange Haywood vulcaniz- 

 ing outfit for honey, worth $450, with tools 

 and equipment. Chris Bahr. Cathay. N. Dak. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



ATWATER HONEY— Supply your customers. 



LEAGUE EMBLEMS— We still have a~u^- 

 ber of U. S. Beekeepers* emblems, buttons 

 or pins, bronze or gold. Send 50 cents and 

 get one 



American Bee Journal, Hamilton, 111. 



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Knowing that our readers are inter- 

 ested in all beekeeping literature, we 

 are glad to offer the different bee 

 journals in combination with our own 

 at a reduction that will be a saving 



Regular With A.B.J. 



Price 



Western Honey Bee--$1.00 



Beekeepers' Item 1.00 



Dixie Beekeeper 1.00 



Beekeepers' Review. _ 1.00 

 Gleanings in Bee Cul- 

 ture 1.00 



I year 



$2.25 

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 2.25 

 2.25 



2.50 

 cents per 



Canadian postage, 15 

 year; foreign, 25 cents. 



Prices quoted on all foreign bee 

 publications on application. 



AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



Hamilton, Illinois 



SITUATIONS 



ATWATER HONEY— Supply your customers. 



WAXTKU — Salesman to stll "Desert (iold" 

 honey. All winter position to right man. 

 Give references and particulars first letter. 

 Custer Battlefield Apiaries, 



Hardin, Mont. 



WANTED — Position — Young man, 20, wants 

 position with commercial Ijcekeeper for sea- 

 son of 1922; 3 years' experience in beekeeping 

 on small scale. References furnished. 



Jos. C. Allen, Alpine. Ala. 



A Cinch for 

 Beekeepers 



That's what Hubam means. It 

 makes a wonderful honey flow from 

 early summer to killing frost; is a 

 splendid legume for pasture or hay, 

 and a luxuriant grovrth to plow under 

 for humus and plant food. Besides 

 this, the cash crop from the seed 

 alone is no small item. Our av- 

 erage yield has been 400 lbs. per acre. 

 Let us send you our Seed Sense mag- 

 azine free. Tells all about it. We 

 offer genuine, certified HUBAM at $2 

 per pound on early orders. 



HENRY FIELD SEED CO. 



Shenandoah, Iowa 





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EVERY STEP IN 

 BEEKEEPING 



By Benjamin Wallace Douglass 



A brand-new book based on the 

 most up-to-date scientific -.nfor- 

 mation and thorough practical 

 e.xperience that tells how to 

 keep bees (or profit. 



A book of directions, every step 

 made clear, so that the beginner 

 may start right and go forward 

 without floundering. Delight- 

 fully written. Author was for- 

 merly State Entomologist of In- 

 diana and has been a successful 

 beekeeper for years. 



Illustrated with thirty-one pho- 

 tographs. Price $2.50. Sent 

 postpaid on approval to any 

 V subscriber if the name of this 

 magazine is mentioned. 



THEBOBBS-MERRilLCG. 



University Plaza, Indianapolis, 

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