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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Aug. 1 



BANKING BY MAIL 



Depositors in all parts of the country 

 find our method of sending deposits by 

 mail satisfactory in every way, for the 

 reason that they not only receive 



4 



PER CENT 

 INTEREST 



but they obtain the greatest safety by 

 having their money in the care of a re- 

 sponsible and safe banking institution. 

 Our booklet describes our methods 

 and management, and explains the ad- 

 vantage of our simple banking- by-mail 

 system. Write for the booklet to-day. 



th^savincs deposit 



— BANK COMPANY — 



MEDINA, OHIO 



A. T. Spitzer, Pres. A. I. Root, Vice-pres. 



E. B. Spitzer, Cashier. 



BEE-KEEPERS OF 



NORTHERN NEW YORK 



Buy your shipping-cases, etc.. of 



A. H. Reeves, Perch River, Jefferson Co., N. Y. 



and save freight charges, and time. 

 A complete stock on hand ready for 

 shipment. Ck)mb honey wanted in 

 no-drip cases; also beeswax. . . . 



PENNSYLVANIA 



Ours is the largest bee-supply 

 house in the western half of 

 the State. Every thing which 

 the bee-keeper will need is 

 in stock awaiting your order. 



ROOT'S GOODS 



AT ROOT'S PRICES 



You can save time and ex- 

 pense by ordering from us. . 



Best shipping facilities. . 



Complete stock 



Do not put off ordering to- 

 day what you will urgently 

 need a little later on in tiie 



Frank W. Prothero 



Successor to Prothero & Arnold 



Dubois, Clearfield Co., Pennsylvania 



Something New 

 in Honey-jars... 



Cook's Square Jar combines a new fea- 

 ture that improves the package and 

 reduces the cost, and is the best and 

 cheapest 1-pound glass package made. 

 Send for circular and full catalog of 

 hives, bees, and useful implements. . . 



J. H. M. COOK, 70 Cortlandt St., New York 



The Oldest Supply-house In the East, and 

 only Reliable goods sold. 10 cents brings 

 sample jar by mail. 



CARNIOLANS our SPECIALTY 



Al^E HAVE been breeding this wonderful race of 

 YY bees for over twenty years, and during all this 

 time we have been making very careful selec- 

 tions, and we now claim to have one of the best 

 and purest races of Camiolan bees in this country. 



They are very gentle, hardy, and prolific; the best of 

 workers; they come out of winter quarters healthier 

 and stronger in bees; they build up very rapidly in the 

 spring, are great comb-builders, and their sealed combs 

 are of snowy whiteness. 



Also Breeders of Golden and 



L-eatKer Italians 



No foul brood or other bee-diseases here. Bees and 



queens guaranteed to arrive in good condition at your 



postoffice in the United States or Canada. Descriptive 



price list free. 



PRICES. -Untested queen, 75c: six, $3.90; doz., $7.00. 

 Tested, $1.25. Best breeding, $2.50. Best imported, 



F. A. I^ocKliart (Si Co., 



$4.00. One L.-frame nucleus. 75c; two-L. -frame nucle- 

 us, $1.50; three-L.-frame nucleus, $2.00. Add price of 

 queen wanted to nucleus. Special prices quoted ©n 

 large orders to dealers. 



Banater Bees from Hungary 

 This wonderful new race of bees takes the lead over 

 all other races, all points considered, that we have seen. 

 The three colonies we are testing are strong in bees; do 

 not offer to swarm; are great honey-gatherers; build 

 snowy white combs, and are very gentle; in fact, no 

 smoke is needed to handle them. They resemble the 

 Camiolans in color, though somewhat darker. We have 

 never seen a race of bees with so many desirable qual- 

 ities. We shall breed a limited number of queens for 

 sale, and have started a queen-rearing apiary five miles 

 from other bees, and expect to have laying bees ready 

 to mail by July 15. Price $5.00 each. Pure mating and 

 safe arrival guaranteed. 



I^aKe George, New YorK 



