1891 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



45 



NE\Sr FACTORY- 



On oraV)Out Feb. 10. 1891, we will move into our new 

 factory, built exclusively for the manufacture and 

 sale of 



APIARIAN SUPPLIES, 



located in Ottuniwa. Wapello Co.. Iowa, where we 

 will manufacture and sell all kinds of Apiarian Sup- 

 plies at the lowest po^^sible prices, after tlie above 

 date. Write tor illustiated catalogue, to Itfd 



GREaORY BROS. Si SON, 



Farragut, Fremont Co., la. 



Wants or Exchange Department. 



WANTED.— To e.xchang-e apiary of 150 colonies of 

 bees. Will take any kind of farm stock, goods 

 or groceries. Anthony Opp, Helena, Ark. 



WANTED.— To correspond with parties having 

 potatoes, onions, api^les, and honey for sale. 

 Prompt attention given to correspondence. Con- 

 signments solicited, l^romijf returns made. 



Earle Clickenoek, 121 So. 4th St., Columbus, O. 



WANTED.— To exchange a new foot-power saw for 

 honey. Send f6r a descriptive ciicular. 



W. S. Wright, Battle Creek, Mich. 



WANTED.— To exchange my home apiary near 

 Letts, la. 180colonies, everythingcomi)leteand 

 in readiness for coming season. Location first-class 

 —no apiary nearer than 4 miles— for clear city or 

 country property, merchandise, or offers. Address 

 until Feb. 15, H. L. Graham, San Diego, Cal. 



WANTED.— To exchange one Gauge lathe, and 1 

 lathe for turning handles; want sawmill (port- 

 able) or engines. W. S. Ammon, Reading, Pa. 

 l-2d 



WANTED.— Four men that can give good I'eference 

 to take entire charge of 1.5ii colonies of bees 

 each. Will have to run bachelors' camp, and keep 

 sober. Address Wheeler & Hunt, 

 l-2d Redlai]ds, Cal. 



WANTED.— A man 28 to 30 years old. who is used 

 to working with bees, one whounderstands run- 

 ning for comb or extracted honey; also understands 

 queen-raising; a man who knows the business. An 

 American and church-member pieferred. 



C. S. Lewis, Temecula, San Diego Co.. Cal. 



WANTED.— To exchange for extracted honey, one 

 World typewriter. 1 Crystal creamer, 4 Cooley 

 milk-cans, 1 No. 8 Buckeye churn. 



2d S. H. Musselman, Blue Ball, Pa. 



WANTED.— To exchange 1 lb. thin Vandervort fdn. 

 for 2 of wax. Samples and testimonials free. 

 2-7db C. W. Dayton, Clinton, Wis. 



WANTED.— A situation by a smart boy nearly six- 

 teen years of age. Address John R. Jones, 

 2d Duquoin, Perry Co., III. 



WANTED. — To exchange brown bees in frame 

 hives, for a first-class Safety bicycle, or offers. 

 2d J. M. Ove ns hire, D. D. S.. Dundee. N. Y. 



WANTED.— To exchange 2 trios of fine Wyandotts 

 for 414x4^4 sections. Address L. Werner. 

 2d Edwardsville. III. 



WANTED.— To exchange Acme harrow, swell-body 

 cutter, and Planet ,Ir. horse hoe and cultivator, 

 for Barnes saw, bees, honey, or otters. 

 2-tfdb M(JDEL Stamp-works, Shenandoah, la. 



WANTED.— To exchange Excelsior hand-inking 

 press, 25 fonts tj-pe, material, etc., also 5 vols. 

 American Encyclopaedia, for honey (crop 1891). A rare 

 chance for smart boy to make money. Write for par- 

 ticulars. S. S. L AWING. 



2-3d ■ Henderson, Webster Co., Mo. 



WANTED.— An active Christian who understands 

 the management of bees, etc., to take one-third 

 less or more, interest. Location better than— well, I 

 will not say; write any way. P. O. Lock B. N, 



2-tfdb Williamson, N.Y. 



W 



ANTED.— To exchange, 1 saw, with counter- 

 shaft and belt. Will exchange for wax. 

 2-3d L. L. Esenhower. Reading, Pa. 



WANTED.-At "Chatsworth Apiary," one hundred 

 and fifty pounds of bees, and fifty tested Italian 

 or Albino queens, to be delivered on or before May 

 20tli. 2d Horace Banks, 2103 Oak Ave., ' 



Baltimore, Md. 



Job Lot of Wire Netting. 



CUT PIECES AT A LOWER PRICE THAN FULL ROLLS. 



Having bought from the factory, at our own price, 

 five or six hundred remnants, as listed below, we are 

 able to give you the choice of a great variety of 

 piecesat the price of a full roll or lower. Full rolls 

 of netting are 150 ft. long, and when they are cut we 

 have to charge nearly double the full-roll rate, be- 

 cause it is so much tiouble to unroll, measure, and 

 cut, and run the risk of having a lot of remnants on 

 hand. No doubt it is in this way that the following 

 remnants have accumulated. It costs a good deal 

 to get all this in shape so we can easily pick out from 

 the lot the piece you want. But to move it off quick- 

 ly, we put the price down so you can all have a 

 chance at it. Remember, first come, first served. 

 In ordering, therefore, name a second or third choice, 

 or say that we may send the nearest we can if the 

 piece selected is gone. On 5 pieces deduct 5 per cent, 

 on 10 pieces 10 per cent. These remnants are shipped 

 only fr(jm here. If any of you want to secure some, 

 and don't want them shipped till later, when you 

 will order something else, so as to save freight, pick 

 out the jiieces you want, send remittance with the 

 order, with request to lay by till called for, and we 

 will mark them as belonging to jou. We prefer to 

 ship them right out, however. 



LIST OF POULTRY-NETTING REMNANTS. 



Length of each piece. Multiply by the 

 width in feet to get the number of square 

 feet m each piece. Then multiply by the 

 price per foot for the price per piece. 



30; 18 in., 60; 72 in., 95, 27. 



144, 66, 60. .54. 



70, .59, 55. 49, 47, 43, 25, 25, 6; 60 in., 47, 42 32 24 



43, 38, 22, 19. . . , . 



.50. 



48 44 42 38 32 28 11 



134, 130, i20,'l08', 103. 103. 100, 94, 88, 81 73 72 68 



67, 60, .50, 50, 48, 26. 25, 24, 20, 19. ' 



23, 15. 



144, 122, 50, 43, 35, 17; 30 Inches wide, 63, 25. 



105, 100, 44, .S9. 29, 23; 42 inches wide, 60. 



61. .53, 48, 47, 37, 35, 22, 22; 60 in. wide, 67, 20. 



42.23 15; 24 in. wide, 77. 



78,53,32; 60 in. wide, 25. 



78, 59, 11; 18 in. wide, 72, 72, 40; 24 in. wide, 94 8 



36, 34, 32, 23, 14; 30 in. wide. 46, 44, 24. 



60, 58, 56; 48 in. wide, 70. 48, 46, 40, 26, 19; 60 in. 6 



87, 61,30; 12 in. wide. 100. 



120, 100, 90, 69. 52, 33, 33, 13, 12. 



127, 21, 6; 60 in. wide, 21, 20. 



17,13.7,7,7,6,5. 



125, 121, X), 26. 23. 20. 8; 72 in. wide, 36, 33 9. 

 . 72. 49, 48, 4.5. 38, 37, 30, 29, 26, 22, 14. 

 I 29; 42 in., 71 



39; 18 in. wide, 14; 30 in., 14. 



85, 59. 



33, a3, 30; 36 in. wide, 47, 47, 45, 30. 



56; 72 in., 64, 63, 10. 



40; 30 in., 110. 



60 in., 65, 34, 19; .54 in., 12. 



79; 36 in., 14, 7; 42 in., 34; 48 in., 92. 



22. 



48,12,10; 24 in.. 86,42; 30 in., 75; 48 in. 78 



15, 11, 10; 30 in., 6; 42 in.. 80; 48 in., 22; 72 in 8 



■53; 72 in.. 51; 30 in., 96; 9 in.. 40. 



26; 9 in., 24; 42 in., 50, 34; 48 in., 100, 40, 25; 60 In 



26; 18 in., 82. .50. 



8.5,32; 9 in.. 32; 10 in., 20; 24 in., 23; 30 in., 69, 5 



37; 48 in., 30; 60 in., 59. 



33,7; 36 in., 75,55. 



46.' 19: 36 in.. 86; 42 in., 14. 



63; 48 in.. 60. 



1.50, 18K; 48 in., 45; 72 in., 100, 70. 



166, .52, 35, 23 



107. 68. 35, 17. 15. W. 



52. 47, 36, 33, 30 29 19, 18, 13, 9. 



43, 37, .34. 25. 24 23.18. 



144, 117. 68, 62, 62, 60, 23, 22, 22, 15, 12, 12, 12, 8, 6. 



68'ft.'; 36 in'.. 200 ft. at 4c; 45 in., 247 ft. at 5c. 



ght inch fencing.. Price in fourth column is tl 



in length. 



A. I. ROOT, l^^ediaa, O. 



