Nov. 15, 1911 



Bees and Queens 



Missouri-bred Italian queens; none better; prices 

 right. Write for circular. 



L. E. Altwein, St. Joseph, Mo. 



For Sale. — 115 colonies of bees in eight-frame 

 dovetailed hives with plenty of stores for winter. 

 Cheap for cash. P'kkd H, Wulf. Columbia, Cal. 



"A Battle tjetireen Bees and lied Ants."' Read it 

 in the December Review. Three months' trial sub- 

 scription, 15 cts. The Bee-keepekh' HEVir:w, 



Detroit, Mich. 



Select superior red-clover Italian queens. "The 

 Best for the West." Order early from a reliable 

 breeder specialist who guarantees satisfaction. 



W. W. Dak IN, Hood Kiver, Ore. 



For Sale. — Golden queens that produce 50 to 100 

 per cent five-banded bees. Untested, SI. 00; tested, 

 $1.50; select tested, S2.00; breeders, S5.00 to SIO.OO. 

 J. B. Brockwell, Bradley's Store, Va. 



¥o\i Sale.— 44 colonies of Italian bees; 89 comb- 

 honey supers, never used, for 4K x 4M^ x 1^ sec- 

 tions; 72 extracting-supers, 65 with drawn combs; 1 

 two-frame extractor, all in good condition. 



M. a. Uones, Carlinville, 111. 



Golden queens — very gentle, very hardy, and 

 great surplus gatherers. Untested, five and six 

 band, 81.00; select tested, S3.00; also nuclei and full 

 colonies. Send for circular and price list to 

 Geo. M. Steele, 30 So. 40th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



Colonies of Italian bees in L. hives, 10-fr., bviilt on 

 full broodf., wired, body and sh. super, redw. dovet., 

 three coats white sheeted lids; each neat, modern, 

 and full of stores— any time. 



Jos. Wallrath, Antioch, Cal. 



Miscellaneous 



For Sale. — Typewriter. ;^A kodak, a,nd 4x5 plate 

 camera. William N. Miller, Dodgeville, Wis. 



A California bee-keeper " Believes Thoii.sandt: of 

 Dollars are Lost each Year by JProauci'io Com'/ Hon- 

 ey Instead of Extracted." Told in the December Re- 

 vieiv. Send 15 cts. for three-months' trial subscrip- 

 tion. The Bee-keepers' Review, Detroit, Mich. 



Special magazine offers. World To-day, Cosmo- 

 politan, Good Housekeeping, and Gleanings, 84.00 ; 

 Woman's Home Companion and Gleanings, S2.00. 

 Above magazines may be sent to different address- 

 es if desired. Send for catalog. 



C. L. Cole, Medina, O. 



For Sale. — Two Remington typew riters, good as 

 new. cheap; one six-inch foundation-mill, Sti.OO; 100 

 lbs. propolis, S20.00: ;30,000 folding cartons for 4^ 

 plain sections, S3.00 per 1000 ; 150 dovetailed ten- 

 frame supers, with section-holders, cheap. 



Quirin-the-Queen-breeder, Bellevue, O. 



Real Estate 



F()r Sale. — Two acres of garden land in city lim- 

 its ; six-room house; city water; barn, chicken- 

 yards, and a few stands of bees: good market for 

 all products; ideal location; heathful climate. 



C. T. Chapman. Canon CUty, Colo. 



P'OR Sale. — A quarter-section 7 miles from coun- 

 ty-seat, on running stream: 70 acres cultivated, 90 

 in pasture ; new house and barn : hay-fork; 8 acres 

 hog-tight; fruit ; .S53 per acre, or .Soo with stock and 

 crops. Possession now. 



Carson G. Pearce, Eldorado, Kan. 



For sale. — 15 acres land, fine for bees, chickens, 

 hogs, or truck-garden; alfalfa valley, excellent for 

 bees: good local market, 2 miles from city; well im- 

 proved; all small tools and farm machinery, and 65 

 colonies of bees included. Price $3700. Terms. 

 SoRENSON & BURBANK, Mlles City, Montana. 



For Sale. — Large apiary with all appliances nec- 

 essary for conducting the business of raising honey 

 in an up-to-date manner; located in the far-famed 

 Hudson River Valley — a region abounding in fruit- 

 trees, raspberries, the clovers, buckwheat, and fall 

 flowers. The owner has kept from 100 to 2-50 colo- 

 nies in his present location for 32 years, and has 

 never failed to get a paying crop of honey. The 

 ai)iary has been run for extracted honey exclvisive- 

 ly, and at present it consists of 2.50 colonies with an 

 eight-frame i^ower extractor, Hershiser wax-pres.s, 

 5000 surplus combs, large honey-tank, and every 

 convenience for conducting the busine.ss success- 

 fully. No other apiary of any size within many 

 miles. James McNeill, Hudson, N. Y. 



Poultry 



A few choice W. C. B. Polish cockerels and pul- 

 lets. §1.50 each. E. V. Saffokd, Salem, N. Y. 



Our Buttercups are beauties. Write for prices. 

 RivERViEW Poultry Farm, Union City, Mich. 



For Sale. — Buttercups, Duraaresq strain; also a 

 gasoline-engine, planer and matcher. 



Claud Ikons, L,inesvllle, Pa. 



April-hatched Indian Runner ducks, fawn and 

 white; 82.00 each: $3.50 a pair; 85.00 per trio. White- 

 egg strain. Kent Jennings, Mt. Gilead, Ohio. 



Indian Runner Ducks.— Full-grown young stock 

 for sale, either fawn and white or penciled, from 

 best strains in America. Eggs for hatching. All 

 sales guaranteed as represented. 



C. O. Yost, Rt. 4, Winchester, Ind. 



Golden Barred Rocks.— The beauty and utility 

 breed. They are barred buff on white, making a 

 most beautiful fowl. Write for descriptive catalog. 

 L. E. Altwkin. originator. St. Joseph, Mo. 



America's Premier Barred Rocks (Prolific strain, 

 240 eggs). Cockerels 83.00 to 810.00; pullets, S2.(I0 to 

 85.00. Orchard Place Poultry Yards— the Qual- 

 ity Plant — Box 54, Seville, Ohio. 



For Sale.— S. C. White JL^eghorn cockerels, 81.50 

 to 83.00, McClave stock. Also White Rock, Buff 

 Wyandotte, and White Orpington cockerels for sale 

 cheap. F, A. Young, Medina, O. 



