GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



WHY NOT 



Order Your Supplies for Next Season Now? 



This last season was an unusual one and beekeepers felt the 

 need of supplies during the honey season. It meant a loss to 

 them if not on hand. Freight this year has been slow for 

 some reason. Why not be forehanded and have the goods on 

 hand when wanted? We try to get goods off promptly but the 

 railroads were slow in making delivery — a month or more in 

 some instances. Goods ordered now carry 2 per cent discount 

 during December. Send in your order just as soon you find 

 out what you require and we will take care of it promptly. 



F. A. SALISBURY, Syracuse, New York 



1631 West Genesee St. 



Seasonable Goods 



Tenement Winter Cases 

 Buckeye Bee Hives 

 Shipping Cases 

 Five-gallon Cans 

 Five and Ten Pound Pails 



Two per cent Discount on Goods for Next Year's Use 



j M. H. Hunt & Son, 510 n. Cedar St., Lansing, Mich. | 



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Eetablished 1885 



Send for our 64-page free catalog of 

 Beekeepers' Supplies—full of infor- 

 mation regarding bee fixtures, etc. 

 Beeswax wanted for supplies or cash. 



John Nebel & Son Supply Co., High Hill, Mo. 



Montgomery County 



4 MONTHS FORI Ac 



Trial Subscription cLdc'U'p'po J_ \/ 



Tells aboiil planting, pinning, spraying 

 and selling (ruit and garden truck. 



Ask Us Your Hard Questions , 



VVe conduct lliis department for the spec- 

 ial benefit of our subscribers. Experts ans- 

 wer all questions by mail and tlirough the 

 columns of tlie magazine. 

 Fruilnan and Gardener, 106 Main Sl Ml Vernon, b. 



