376 



GT. EA KINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



June, 1920 



Prisoners in a Canyon. — Continued from Page 344. 



tures were exaggerated. But they were not. 

 They were iusignificant compared with the 

 reality. The wonder and grandeur of Mt. 

 Massive and the surrounding mountains, 

 majestic peak after peak as far as the eye 

 can see, fills the beholder with 'awe and sur- 

 prise. 



AFTER an uneventful ride thru the Royal 

 ^ Gorge we pulled into Denver right on 

 the minute, 48 hours late. And then we 

 passengers discovered that our car contain- 

 ed quite the nicest traveling companions we 

 had ever met, and we were all extremely sor- 

 ry to part with each other. I suspect it 

 was because we were prisoners together. 



Here is something which I have discover- 

 ed about the difference between the East 

 and the West and my friends have had simi- 

 lar experiences. In the East the atmosphere 

 has a quality of making a person transparent 

 or invisible. At least on Eastern trains I 

 have noticed that the majority of people 

 look right thru me, if we have not been 

 properly introduced, altho, strange to say, 

 they seem to see me just enough to avoid 

 collision. But in the West, altho, of course, 

 the trains are filled largely with Eastern 

 people, my fellow travelers not only see me 

 but are delightfully friendly and informal. 

 Can you explain it'^ I don't pretend to un- 

 derstand it, but I do love the West. 

 'iiiiiiii!iiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.Niiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini< 



Electric Imbedder 



Price without Batteries, $1.25 



Actually cements wires in the foundation. Will 

 work with drj' cells or with city current. Best de- 

 vice of its kind on the market. For sale by all 

 bee-supply dealers. 



Dadant & Sons Manufacturer. Hamilton, Ills. 



This Ball Bearing 



APAC 



Grist 



TfEED the hopper, turn the wheel, nnd 

 •*■ enjoy making your own wholesome whole 

 •wheat or graham flour, old-fashioned corn 

 meal, rye flour, chops and hominy, and 

 bring down living cost. Best coffee and 

 spice grinder. If you have poultry, grind 

 your chicken feed, save feed money and 

 get more eggs. 



Apache grinding plates of special mixture 

 iron made to give longest wear. Steel ball 

 bearings make it only a boy's job to run it. 

 Send money or check today. Satisfaction 

 guaranteed. For the present we can make 

 prompt delivery. So don't delay. 



A. H. PATCH, Inc., Clarksville, Tenn. 



The Apache Grist ilill is companion to the 

 Black Hawk Om-n Rheller, famous for 35 

 years for its "Can't "Wear Out" Guarantee. 



HYBRID POTATO SEED 



Every §eed will produce a new VARIETY of potato, some 

 white and some red, some early and some late, no two alike, 

 100 or more seeds in each package. One package and three 

 months' subscription to our Magazine. "Special Crops," regu- 

 lar price 81.00: special price three months and seeds, 25 cents 

 PUBLISHER OF SPECIAL CROPS. SKANEATELES, N. Y 



osl Hand lantorn 



A powerful portable lamp, giving a 300 candle 

 power pure white light. Just what the farmer, 

 dairyman, stockman, etc. needs. Safe — Reliable 

 .—Economical— Absolutely Rain, Storm and Bug 

 I proof. Bums either gasoline or kerosene. Light 

 in weight. Agents wanted. Big Profits. Writs 

 lor Catalog. •j-j.j£ 3£SX LIGHT CO. 



306 E. 5th St., Canton. O. 



Banking 



BY MAIL 



n 



I 



URPLUS money which does not work means 



money wasted. 

 Our Banking by Mail Department enables the peo- 

 ple of this entire country to avoid this waste. 



Four per cent compound interest paid on savings, and our 

 large resources and conservative management assure compl 

 safety. Write for detailed information. 



ins I 



'LI 



THE SAYINGS DEPOSIT BANK CO. 



A.T.SPITZER, Pres. 

 E.R.ROOT,VicePres. E.B.SPITZER,Cash. 



medina;ohio 



