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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



639 



Contents of this Number. 



After-swarms 650 



Hanner Apiary Gol 



Bee-trees fifir) 



Hees of Klorida C69 



Hues in Sections «li« 



liii's nnd Hei-keeping (AS 



Ikes, licstnriny: to Lite MB 



lli( -, lii'MMiptibns of M2 



Crirhnlic And 653 



Carp-pond, Uur 6fiB 



LVitnip 668 



I'hapman Honey-plant 67H 



C'liioliens, To Hatch 667 



Contracting: 654 



Conrentions 6:i!) 



Corn Meal in Wax 668 



Culp's Scholar 648 



liirt. Throwing at Bees G5:i 



Kditorial 674 



F.isi:< . Weighing 6(7 



I •111.. Xon-iise of 651 



K.lii.To Make 669 



I'loiiila— Adverse Report. . .IMS 



Kiiiil Brood 641.676 



i:iiij,'er snaps 653,667 



(;(iods at Reduction 6;5 



Harvest Drink 65:1 



Uiiiiev as Food and Drink. .653 



Honey Season in Louisiana. 615 



Honey Column 678 



Humbugs nnd Swindles 675 



Hydrate of Chloral 669 



.lapanese Boys and Girls... 666 



Kerosene for Ants 547 



lA-:if hoppers 649 



Linden, Wiiping 670 



Lookout Mountain 650 



.Moths .• 647 



Mouse .\iMoiig Bees 667 



Mv Neit-hliors 66:! 



Niielius Col.inii'8 65t 



Our iiwu .\piary 675 



Pollen. Surplus 669 



Uueen in Surjilus-apartm't 6.50 



ReversiiKT 6.54 



Sections. I'ldinished 6.54 



Shakintr lie.'s off 648 



Solar K.xti.ictor 665 



South Africa 646 



Sugar vs. Hone.y . .' 676 



Tennessee r>.TO 



Thomas Horn 675 



'oluinn 670 



W,i 



IllCSti 



Whisky for Stings.. 

 Wild (Jardeii. Ueal's. 



EXCHAITGE DEPARTMENT. 



WANTED.— To exchang-e 20.000 strawberr.v-plants, 

 VV Crescent Seedling, Cumberland Triumph, 

 Sharpless. and Glendale. 75 cts. per 100; ^4.00 per 

 10;)0, for bees, foundation, or improved poultrv. 

 lUtfdb W. J. Hessek, Plattsmout b. Neb. 



WANTED. — A partner to take half-interest in 

 an Apiar.v, with a little capital. Address 

 Louis Webnek, Edwardsville, 111. 



FOR SALE.— Pasiteboard boxes for inclosing sec- 

 tion honey. The best outi Improved over last 

 .year. Thousands sold! Price, 1-lb. size, f 6.00; 3-lb., 

 $8.00 per 1000. One sample, 5c. 14-oz. square glass 

 jars, $5.00 per gross; I'i gross in case. P'ine assort- 

 ment of honey labels. Catalogue free. 

 14-17db A. O. Crawford, S. Weymouth, Mass. 



"IIT" ANTED. —To exchange bees or queens for loot- 

 Vy power saw. Will sell fine tested queens for f I 

 each; untested, TO cts. each, either Syrian or Ital- 

 ians. Israel Good, Sparta, Tenn. 



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ANTED.— To exchange Italian queens for alsike 

 clover seed. J. T. Van Petten, Linn, Kan. 



WANTED.— To exchange best drone-traps made 

 for one or more extractors, Simplicity frame. 

 Send for circular. 

 1.5tfdb J. A. Batchelder. Keene, N. H. 



ll^ANTED.— To exchange for comb or extracted 

 }\ honey, cash or offers, 15,000 pot-grown straw- 

 berry plants of the best varieties; also game cocks. 

 Can give best reference. Geo. M. Wertz, 

 15tfdb Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa. 



FOR SALE, or will exchange for 20 two-story Sim- 

 plicity hives, complete, in flat, golden Italian 

 queens. Price, mismatcd, 50 cts.; untested, 75 cts. 

 Tested, $1.50; best select tested, one year old, $2.50. 

 Safe arri\-al and satisfaction guaranteed. Refer- 

 ence, Rank of Princeton, and L. Goodwyn, P. M., 

 Frenchville, W. Va. L. L. Hearn, 

 Frenchville, W. Va. 



TIT^ANTED.— Situation by.voung man who under- 

 W stands bee-keeping and hive-making; is handy 

 generally, and willing to be gencrall.y useful. $1() 

 per month south (Texas preferred), f lis north, if job 

 is steady and pay sure; 6 j-ears' experience; good 

 reference; present engagement expires Nov. 10th. 

 Write at once. A. Durward, Mcrrimac, Wis. 



WILL sell for cash or give in exchange for good 

 horse, 25 colonies of black, hybrid, and Italian 

 bees, in S. hives, on 5 frames brood each, at $5..5ii, 

 $<j.00, and $H..50 respectively. Will ship longas weath- 

 er permits. l«-21db J. A. KIUE, Fairfield, Adams Co., Pa. 



AVANTED.— To exchange for honey, or offers, 

 H three chaff hives, taking 10x15 frames; 40 brood- 

 frames; 400 1-lb. boxes; two hives; bees; drone- 

 trap; section cases, etc. OttoLestina. 

 16(i Deiby, New Havfu Co., Coun. 



FOR SALE.— A two-story brick house, with five 

 lots, good barn, ice-house with cooling-room, 

 bee-house, honey-house, wood-house, etc. Grapes, 

 berries, apples, and cherries on the place; in smalk 

 town, location suitable for bee or chicken business. 

 Will sell cheap for cash, or exchange. 

 1.5-18db Anabel Ronald, Grand View, Iowa. 



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[ANTED.— To exchange Wyandotte fowls for 

 Italian bees. W. H. Osborne, Chardon, O. 



FOR SALE.-20 tested Italian queens at $1.00 each, 

 or will exchange for comb fdn., or 1-lb. one- 

 piece sections, 4i4x4'.i,. Address 

 16 Jos. Griffin, Rio, Alb. Co., Va. 



WANTED.— To exchange bees by the pound, nu- 

 cleus, or full swarm, for an.v thing I can use in 

 the apiary ; or a male Poland China pig ; or for cash. 

 Write for prices and make offers. 

 16d Luther Purdv, Killbuck, Holmes Co., O. 



11 r ANTED. —To exchange one 3 oz. silver open- 

 VV face watch, for best offer of eomb or extracted 

 honey, or offers. Chas. L. Hill, Dennlson, O. 

 16tfdb 



WANTED. — To exchange Italian bees, on 10 

 IT frames, L. size, drawn from fdn., for a 48 or 51 

 inch Star bicycle. 

 16d C. H. Smith, Pittsfleld, Mass. Box 908. 



Black and Hybrid Queens For Sale. 



A few h3'brid queens for sale, at 35 cents each. 



O. H. Hyatt, Shenandoah, Iowa. 



I have about 3 black and 10 or 12 hj-brid queens 

 to sell at 20 cts. for black, and 30 for hybrid, or 4 for 

 $1.00; all young and prolific. Some of them are 

 daughters of hybrid queens, mated with pure Ital- 

 ian drones. 



Luther Purdy, Killbuck, Holmes Co., O. 



Four fine Italian queens in exchange for cocker- 

 els of any good breed chickens. 



Chas. L. Hill, Dennlson, Ohio. 



I have a few mismated Italian queens to dispose 

 of at ;i5 cts. each, or 3 for $1.00. These queens are 

 almost pure. 



Geo. W. Beckham, Pleasant Hill, Lan. Co., S. C. 



Wishing to Italianize my apiary, I have one hun- 

 dred black and mismated queens for sale; mismat- 

 ed, 40 cts., and blacks, 15 cts. Address 



W. G. Hayen, Pleasant Mound, Bond Co., 111. 



Black and hybrid queens for sale now. Can ship 

 upon receipt of order, and will guarantee safe ar- 

 rival. Prices, black, 20 cts.; hybrid, 35 cts. 

 16-17-18 J. A. BucKLEW, Clarks, Coshocton Co., O. 



I have for sale 2 first-class hybrid queens at 40 cts. 

 each. W. J. HiLLMAN, Green River, Vt. 



I have 4 hybrid queens, for which I will take 25 

 cts. apiece and guarantee safe delivery. 



D. M. Weybright, New Paris, Elkhart Co., Ind. 



I have 75 black and hybrid queens for sale at 25 

 cents each; or I will exchange for strawberry- 

 plants, 4 queens for 100 plants. 



Thomas Gedye, La Salle, La Salle Co., 111. 



Mismated queens, reared from select tested albi- 

 no and bright Italian queens, now over 5 weeks lay- 

 ing, at 50 cts. each. Shipped by return mail. 



Dr. John M. Price, Tampa, Hillsboro Co., Fla. 



HELP! HELP! HELP! 



Mo develop my honey-trade in Philadelphia by con- 

 signing me your honey. Those I have sold for, ex- 

 jiross satisfaction. 



TODD'S HONEY CANDIES 



Siiiiipli' pack;i;;c iiuiilcil <iii rcciMpt ol 25 cts. Spe- 

 cial rates Inr iiiiinil itics lor tairs. 



ijjisdb AI^THTO TOPC. 1910 geraatt OTB A^e., Philadelphia, Pa. 



DADAHT'S F0U17SATI0K FACT0S7,WS0LESALE andBETAIL. 

 See advertisement in another column . 3tfbd 



FOR BEES, see niv ndVt in Jiilv 1st No., p. 526. 

 ipu H, u. U07EB, HILL ca?s;s, iznz CQ., PA. 



