1905 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



879 



For Sale.— Two hundred colonies of bees. 



L. L. SouTHMAYD, Lovelock, Nev. 



For Sale.— We offer, for the first time, queens which 

 produce beautiful bees. You never will be sorry if you 

 try one of our beauties. Untested, 75c; tested, $1 00. 

 •Choice strain of leather-colored queens at same price. 

 F. H. Farmer, 182 Friend St., Boston, Mass. 



For Sale.— Paradise for bees; 320 acres of good land 

 IVi miles from Mercury, McCulloch Co., Texas; good 

 farming and fruit country; 60 acres in cultivation; 

 small two-room house; good well on place, and flowing 

 water half mile away; terms easy. Write for particu- 

 lars. Edw. Scoggin, Carlsbad, N. Mex. 



r^ Let Us Send You ^-^ 



Our Book. 



abont good wheels and good wagons that will save 

 jou a lot ot work and make you a lot of money —the 



ELECTRIC STEEL WHEELS 



and the 



ELECTRIC HANDY WAGON. 



By every test, they are the best. More than one and 

 a quarter miUions sold. Spokes united to the 

 hut). Can't work loose. A set of our wheels will 

 make your old wagon new. catalogue free. 



ELECTRIC WHEEL CO.. Box S5 Quincy, Ills. 



Learn Telegraphy tR.R. Accounting 



$50 to $100 per month salary assured our graduates un- 

 der bond. You don't pay us until you have a position. 

 Largest system of telegraph schools in America. En- 

 ■dorsed by all railway officials. Operators always in 

 demand. Ladies also admitted. Write for catalog. 



Morse School of Telegraphy, 



Cincinnati, O., Bvffalo, N. Y., Atlanta, Ga., La Crosse, 

 Wis., Texarkana, Tex., San Francisco, Cat. 



®fW^f^(l Squabs are raised in one month, bring V~7 

 \^\:^ Big Prices. Eager market. Money- f^ 

 ©ffMi>f^M-t makers for poultrymen, farmers, wo- ^S 

 QJ\&^ men. Here's something WORTH look- fPl 

 j!^ il^ iZ^ ING INTO. Send for our free book, V^ 

 &}n[lUn "How to Make Money with Squabs," f^ 

 TS7^27 C^ and learn this rich industry. Address V?^ 

 i^f^f^ PLYMOUTH ROCK SQUAB CO., f^'] 

 V^\^\^ 320 Howard St., : Melrose, Mass. ^^ 



A low wagou 

 at a low price. 

 Handy for 

 the farmer. 

 Will carry a 

 load any- 

 where a horse 

 can travel. 



Low Down Wagons 



soon earn their cost on any farm. 



Steel Wheels 



for farm wagons. Straight or stag- 

 gered spokes. Any size wanted, any 

 width of tire. Hubs to lit any axle. 

 For catalogue and prices, write to 



EmpireMfg.Co.,Box 91 HQuincy.lll. 



SPRAY PUMPS 



The Pump 

 That Pumps 



SPRAY 



i»UMPS 



Doable-actlne,Lift» 

 Tank and Spray 



PUMPS 



Store Ladders. Etc. 



HAY TOOLS 



of aU kinds. Write 

 for Circulars aod 

 Prices* 



Myers Stayon Flexible Door Hangers 



with steel roller bearines, 

 easy to push and to pull, 

 cannot be thrown oft the 

 track— hence Its name— 

 "Stayon." Write for de- 

 scriptive circular and 

 prices. Exclusive aeency 

 given to right party who 

 will buy in quantity. _ 

 P.E.MYERS&BRO. 

 Ashland. • Olftk 



A Savings Account 



Thousands of people are now doiig their banking 

 by mail with perfect safety. The U. S. mail, 

 with its free city rnd rural delivery, brings 

 the strong, liberal savirgs bank to the very door 

 of every person no matter where they are. You 

 can open an account with this safe bank by simply 

 sending to us 



One Dollar or More, 



then add other dollars as you can spare them. 

 Deposits can be Sfnt by Postoffice or Express 

 Mo. ley Orders, uheck on Local Bank, New York 

 Draft, oi Currency by Express or KcgisteredMail. 

 Your money will earn 



4 ceSt Interest, 



compounded semi-annually, and will be secured 

 by assets of over ONE HALF MILLION. 



The SAVINGS 



DEPOSIT BANK COMPANY, 



Medina, Ohio. 



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



E. B. Spitzer, Cashier. 



pURE ITALIAN QUEENS. -From red-clover and 

 ^ five-banded breeders. Untested, 75c; select untest- 

 ed, $1.00; tested queens, $1.50; select tested, $2.50. Safe 

 arrival guaranteed. 



H. M. Parker, Jr., James Island, S. C. 



I SHOULD LIKE TO CORRESPOND with any reader 

 of Gleanings who might be interested in the pur- 

 chase of 135 acres of land most favorably situated in 

 North Carolina. Chance of a lifetime, at only $10.00 per 

 acre. F. J. Root, 90 West Broadway, New York. 



