1906 



GLEANINGS IN BKE CULTUKE. 



1329 



Golden Queens. 



My goldens are yellow from tip to tip. Every queen 

 is worth a dollar, but I have a lar?e number of them 

 and offer them cheap. One. 65 cts.; 3 for $1.95 ; 6 for 

 *^.75: 12 for .f7.,50. No finer or better queens can be 

 had at any price. They are reared ri^ht. Have had 

 35 years' experience in rearinjjr queens. I insure sat- 

 isfaction in every particular. Try at least one of my 

 all-g-olden queens, and see how promptly I can serve 

 you. Send for circular. It's free. 

 Daniel Wurth, 1111 North Smith St ..San Antonio.rTexas- 



IMPROVED 



R.ed - clover Italians 



for honey-fathering, hardiness, and non- 

 s warming- can not be surpassed. I breed for 

 business the bees that will till your hives with 

 honey. Untested queens. ."lO cents each. Safe 

 arrival and satisfaction always jruaranteed. 



H. C. Clemons. - Boyd. Ky. 



ITALIAN : QUEENS ! 



I am oSerintr choice queens of the Italian race at 75 

 cts. each. Golden or leather-colored dautrhters of an 

 imported mother. Make vour choice. Write to-day. 

 Robt. B. McCain, Rt. 3. YorHville. 111. 



MOORE'S LONG-TONGUES and GOLDENS 



Select untested queens. 75c; six. $4.00: twelve. 

 $7.50. Tested, S) 25; six, $6 00. Twelve. $11.00. 

 Best breeders, $2.60. Saife arrival guaranteed. 



W. H. Rails, ... Orange, Calif. 



Queens from 50 Cents Up I 



Bred from Roots Imported Italians. 

 Write for prices, stating wants. . . 

 C. M. CHtirch. A.mold, Pa. 



Boston Headquarters 



FOR 



Bees-Queens-Supplies 



H. H. Jepson, - 182 Friend St. 



BEE-KEEPERS OF 



NORTHERN NEW YORK 



Buy your shipping-cases, etc.. of 



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



aid save freight charges, and time. 

 A complete stock on hand ready for 

 shipment. Comb h'-iney 'Aanted in 

 no-drip cases; also beeswax. . . . 



Marshfield - Hives - and - Sections 



kept in stock; none better. DITTMER'S foundation 

 and all kinds of bee-keepers' supplies sold right. Thou- 

 sands of shipping cases, 24-pound, 13 cts ; fancy white 

 basswood, 16 cts. HONEY and BEESWAX wanted. 

 Send for free list, and save 20 per cent on your order. 



W. D. Soper, Route 3, Jackson. Michigan 



BEESandQUEENS 



BY RETURN MAIL. 



The Thrcc-bandcd 



Long-tongued Strain 



of Italians. 



We are breeding exclusively the above strain of 

 bee.s. as from years of experience we consider 

 them the best all-round bees that can be had We 

 have been making, front time to time, very careful 

 selections for the following 



Superior Qualities. 



Honey-gatheiing. size of bees, non-swarmintJ 

 docility, uniform markings. 



Our selection of bees awEuded diploma at thf 

 PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION for being th.- 

 best bees there. And we guarantee them th( 

 equal of any bees anywhere at any price 



Quality Our Motto. 



1300 colonies to select f ronau 



Untested queens 75c; 6. $4.25; 12, 8 00 



Select untested queens. . 1.00: 6. 5.00: 12, 9 00 



Tested queens. 1.00; 6, 6.00: 12, ll-.«> 



Select tested queens ... 1.50. 

 Breeding queens, $3.00 to $5.00 



Yours for best service. 



The Victor-Knollc Apiary Co., 



Hondo, Texas. 



ITALIAN QUEENS 



bred from best of honey -gatherers, either three or 

 five banded or Golden races Untested, 65c each. 3 

 for $2.00. 6 for $3 75, 12 for 7 25; tested. $1.00 each 6 

 for $5.00, 12 for $9.00; select tested, $1.50 each: 

 breeders, $300 each. 



J. W. Taylor, Beeville, Bee Co., Texas 



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 l?est and 

 cheapest one-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. tO cents brings 

 sample Jar by mail. 



/S ^r for 25 NAMES— for names and P. O. of 35 fann- 

 ^*^^ ers and 1.5c (stamps taken) we will send for 2 

 years the Farmer's Call— res?ular subscription price. 

 40c a year. F. C. is a weekly, 25 years old; 1,300 padres 

 a year: sample free. Farmer's Call, Quincy. 111. 



