1934 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



833 



He Isn't Worrying 



about where his bread and butter is coming from. So 

 writes E. D. Townsend in the August issue of the Bee- 

 Keepers' Review, and he gives the reason why. He 

 has been a bee-keeping specialist for several years, 

 making his living solely from bees, and he tells how 

 he has done it, and shows how any extensive bee-keep- 

 et can be almost absolutely certain of getting at least 

 a fair crop of honey each year. His article on this 



subject is the most encouraging reading for a bee- 

 keeper that I have ever read. 



Send ten cents for the August issue of the Review, 

 and the ten cents may apply on any subscription sent 

 in during the year. 



W. Z. HUTCHINSON, Flint, Mich. 





Golden Italian and 



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Warranted to give satisfaction, those are the kind reared bj' Ou'rin-the-QueensBreeder. We guarantee 

 every queen sent out to please you. or it may be returned iuside of bO days, and anoiher will be sent 

 "gratis." Our business was established in 1888, our stock originated from the best and highest-priced 

 Long-tongued Red=Clover Breeders in the United States. We send out fine queens, and send them 

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The A. I. Root Co. tells us that our stock is extra fine, while the editor of the American Bee Journal 

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 says that he secured over 400 pounds of honey (mostly comb), from single colonies containing our queens. 



Last winter was a severe test on bees, but 



Quirin's Famous Leather=coIored Italians 



wintered on their summer stands, with- 

 in a few miles of bleak Lake Erie. 

 Queens now ready to go by return mail. 



Prices after July 1. 



NOW IS THE TIME TO REQUEEN, and in doing so remember 

 QUIRIN'S hardy Italians. We shall soon unite our nuclei for 

 winter, so hurry in your orders. 



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