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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



November, 1922 



J If "You love Flow^s 

 '"ead My Spi " ^ 



o3 SpJenJiJ CoUec 

 of Early ppvino B\ 



I(ead My SpecialilMvi 





cA. SplenJiJ CoUeciion y£jG ' 



This is simply to introduce our wonderful 

 stock of bulbs — just received from Hol- 

 land — and to acquaint you with our ser- 

 vice and high business standards. These 

 bulbs are strictly first-grade stock, big, 

 hardy. But they mvst be planted this Fall. 

 Upon receipt of 48c — ^stamps or money 

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

 paid, your choice of one of the following 

 collections : 



1. Half dozen delicately fragrant hya- 

 cinths, or 



2. One dozen lasting and brilliant red 

 tulips, or 



3. One dozen ever popular yellow daflfo- 

 dils, or 



4. One dozen dainty paper-white nar- 

 cissus for indoor decoration, or 



5. Two dozen white crocuses that peep 

 through the ground even before the 

 snow is gone, or 



6. A mixed assortment of each. 



Make your selection and order voiu. I've 

 hundreds of other kinds, too. Also fruit, 

 shade and evergreen trees, and bush fruits. 

 Priced remarkably low. Frea catalog. 



T. J. DINSMORE. President, 



The Progress Niirseries, 

 3302 Peters Ave., Troy, Ohio. 



JUST AN 



HONEST MARKET 



FOR YOUR 



RAW FURS 



Price List ready Novemljer 20. 



I solicit your slupments with the un- 

 derstanding that I will either satisfy 

 you with returns or pay all transpor- 

 tation and return your own goods. 



GEO. E. KRAMER 



VALENCIA, PA. 



ONE, TWO AND THREE FRAME NUCLEI 



During April, May and Jnne, 1923, we will ship nuclei with young 3-banded Italian 

 queens, on combs of lioney and brood from our yards at Moultrie, Ga., or from 

 Bradentown, Fla., where all queens will be reared, since here mismating is almost 

 unknown. 



Prices will be very low and will be arranged by correspondence. No diseases of 

 any kind. No queens for sale only to our customers. 



H. L. CHRISTOPHER 



MOULTRIE, OA., OR BRADENTOWN, FLA. 



HONEY 



We Just received several carloads of beautiful 

 Hone}'. Eoadside beekeepers and those supplying 

 a family trade will do well to take advantage of 



~m^-.^iv.-^'^. ^-^ ' .:^ - ■ ■ - ^, > . ■ ., these bargain prices: 



In 60-lb. Tins— White Orange, 13c lb.; \Vlute Sage, 12c lb. Extra L. A. Sage, IOV2C lb. 



GLASS AND TIN HONEY CONTAINERS. 



2y2-ll). cans, crates of 100 .$4.50 



.''vlli. i)ails (with handles) ci-ates of 100.. 7.00 

 1011). i)ails (with handles), crates of 50. 5.25 

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



WHITE FLINT GLASS, WITH GOLD LAC- 

 QUERED WAX LINED CAPS. 



8-oz. honey capac,, $1.50 per carton of 3 doz. 

 16-oz. honey capac $1.20 per carton of 2 doz. 

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



HOFFMAN & HAUCK, INC. 



Wood haven, New York 



