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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



October, 1922 



I If Ida I^e Tlo^rMl^ 





J\. Spleridid Collection 



vy 



OfE 



any Opring 



Bulk 



This is simijly to introduce our won- 

 derful stock of bulbs — just received 

 from Holland — and to acquaint you 

 with our service and high business 

 standards. These bulbs are strictly 

 first-grade stock, big, hardy. But they 

 must be vlanted this fall. Upon re- 

 ceipt of 48c — stamps or money order 

 — I'll send you by parcel post, pre- 

 paid, your choice of one of the fol- 

 lowing collections : 



1. Half dozen delicataly fragrant 

 hyacinths, or 



2. One dozen lasting and brilliant 

 red tulips, or 



3. One dozen ever popular yellow 

 daffodils, or 



4. One dozen dainty paper-white 

 narcissuses or indoor decora- 

 tion, or 



5. Two dozen white crocuses that 

 peep through the ground even 

 before the snow is gone, or 



6. A mixed assortment of each. 

 iTake your selection and order mnv. 

 I've hundreds of other kinds, too. 

 Also fruit, shade and evergreen trees, 

 and bush fruits. Priced remarkably 



low. Free catalog. 



T. J. DINSMOEE, President, 



The Progress Nurseries, 

 3300- Peters Ave., Troy, Ohio. 



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MOORE'S STRAIN 



OF ITALIANS PRODUCE 



WOKKEKS 



That fill the supers (luick 



With honey nice and thick. 



Tl'.ey have won a world-wide reputation for 

 honey-gathering, hardiness, gentleness, etc. 

 I am now filling orders by return mail. 

 Untested queens $1.2.5; 6, $6.50; 12, $12. 

 Select Untested. $1..50; 6, $8.00; 12, $1.5. 

 Safe arrival' and satisfaction guaranteed. 



J. P. MOORE, Oueen Breeder 



Route 1, MORGAN, KENTUCKY. 



LATE QUEENS 



THREE-BANDED 



GOLDENS 



Owing to the great demand for our queens 

 with prospects of fine weather, we will con- 

 tinue to rear queens till late in October, 

 and offer our fine strain of honey-gatherers 

 till November 1st or later. If you have a 

 queenless colony or old queen of no worth, 

 October is your last chance this season to 

 replace her. For quick service send us 

 your order. Our ad will not appear again 

 till early next season. 



Quality Queens. Oc'ober Prices. 



Untested, 1 to 12 $0.85 each 



Sel. Untested, 1 to 12 1.15 each 



Sel. Tested 2.00 each 



Wings clipped free on request. Entire sat- 

 isfaction and safe arrival guaranteed in 

 U. S. and Canada. 



OHIO VALLEY BEE COMPANY 



CATLETTSBURG, KY. 



ACHOBD'S THREE-BANDED ITALIAN 



QUEENS 



We can supply you up to Oct. 20th. Ship- 

 ment by return mail. 



Untested $0.75 each 



Sel. Untested $1.00 each 



No disease. No honey used in shipping cages. 

 Satisfaction guaranteed. 



W. D. ACHORD 



FITZPATRICK 



ALABAMA. 



HONEY 



In 60-11). Tins- 



We just leeeived .several carloads of beautiful 

 Hoiu\y. Eoadside beekeepers and those supplying 

 family trade will do well to t;ike ailvautage of 

 .. those bargain prices: 

 -White Orange, 13c lb.; White Sage, 12c lb. Extra L. A. Sage, lOi/gC lb. 



GLASS AND TIN HONEY CONTAINERS. 



cans, crates of 100 $4.50 



! 1/2 -11 



5-lb. pails (with handles) crates of 100.. 7.00 

 10 III. pail,^ (with handles), crates of 50. 5.25 

 (iO-lb. tins, 2 per case, new $1.20 case; used 25c 



WHITE FLINT GLASS, WITH GOLD LAC- 

 QUERED WAX LINED CAPS. 



8-oz. honey caiiac,, $1.50 por carton of .! do/.. 

 16-oz. honey cajiac, $1.20 ])er carton of 2 doz. 

 Qt. 3-lb. honey capac, 90c per carton of 1 doz. 



HOFFMAN & HAUCK, INC. 



Woodhaven, New^ York 



