GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



June, 1922 



SCOTT QUEENS ARE GOOD QUEENS 



MY QUEENS ARE GETTING RESULTS. 



Among my hundreds of colonies and for my customers. One writes: "Dear Mr. Scott: 

 Please book me for Yo dozen queens. Those I got from you last season have made 

 150 lbs. comb honey so far this season. Yours truly." — (Name on request.) 



UNTESTED GOLDEN OK THREE-BANDED QUEENS. 



June 1 to July 15: One, $1.50; six, $8.00; dozen, $15.00. Pure mating,- safe arrival and 

 satisfaction. No disease. Circular on request. 



ROSS B. SCOTT, LA GRANGE, INDIANA. 



Tha^ard's 

 Italian Queens 



'iBred for Quality 



Tlie new Postal Law restricts the importation of 

 queens from Italy, owing to the mite which causes the 

 Isle of Wight disease. 



Dr. E. F. Phillips has examined our imported b^es 

 from Italy and reports there is no evidence of the 

 mite, nor Isle of Wight disease. 



We are breeding from breeders obtained from the 

 foremost strains in Italy. And mated to our own fa- 

 mous strain. Universities, Agricultural Colleges, Dem- 

 onstration Agents, backlotters, America's largest hon- 

 ey-producers and ciueen-breeders have purchased thou- 

 sands of our queens bred from our imported stock this 

 spring. 



Since the new Postal Law went into effect the 

 demand is growing greater daily. WHY? Because 

 for the next few years there will be no new blood im- 

 ported from Italy. In buying our queens you are assured 

 of getting imported stock, and free of disease. Every 

 queen is guaranteed to please you or your money re- 

 funded. 



UNTESTED QUEENS, EACH— 1 to 11, 



?1.00; 11 to 49, 95c; 49, to 99, 80c; 



100 or more, 75c. 



The V. R. Thagard Co. 



Greenville, Alabama 



