Bee = keepers' Field Meeting 



.... JENKINTOWN, PA., THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1905 ■ 



THe Apiary* 



This apiary is located just back of W. A. Selser's 

 residence, and is composed of different races of bees 

 from all paits of the world, as well as hives of the 

 various designs, and bees in all stages of develop- 

 ment, baby nuclei, queen-rearing, observatory hives, 

 queens, etc. 



THe Meeting. 



The Hon. H. A. Surface. Pres. of Penn. State As- 

 sociation, was desirious of getting a large number 

 of practical bee-keepers together, and so many calls 

 came from all over the East to the Root Company to 

 visit their Jenkintown Apiary (since the last local 

 meeting), that they united in the above way for this 

 meeting, and appreciate the hearty way in which 

 the Bee Associations have co-operated. 



THe Program. 



The program will be arranged to start at 9:30 A. 

 M., the President of the various Associations al- 

 ternately presiding, and continue until 5:00 P. M. 



THe £ntertaintnent. 



Arrangements have been made to have lunch 

 served on the grounds at noon and evening for 15 

 cents, just the actual cost of provisions. 



THe Place. 



Jenkintown is on the line of the P. & R. R. R. 

 Parties coming on other loads can come to Phila- 

 delphia and take the Willow Grove trolley line on 

 8th and 13th Streets, and get out at Jenkintown 

 Toll-gate. Fare 10 cents. « 



^Special R.ates. 



Special commutation rates have been made over 

 the New Jersey Central and Bound Brook R. R., 

 the New York train leaving at 7:00 A. M.. stopping 

 at Plainfield and Bound Brook. The fare from New 

 York and leturn is $2.98. 



Honey SxHibit. 



Bee-keepers are kindly asked to bring along a 

 sample of their 1905 crop of either their comb or ex- 

 tracted honey for the exhibition table. A prize of a 

 three-frame nucleus, with one of our golden Italian 

 queens, will be given to the one having the best 

 sample of comb honey, and best sample, in the most 

 attractive package, of extracted honey. Judges to 

 be decided on by the members present at the meet- 

 ing. Those not being able to be present, who would 

 care to send samples, can do so. 



For further Information and Particulars write 



L. "W. Boyden, Box 1037, 44 Vesey St., New York City. Phone, 543 Cortlandt. 



■^Vm. A. iSelser, Jenkintown, Pa. Phone, 181 W-Ogontz. > 



Root Co., 10 Vine St., Philadelphia. Phones, Bell, 4928 Market; Keystone, Main 1671. 



New 6ood8--Big Stock, 



NEW WAREHOUSE, 

 PROMPT SHIPMENT, 

 ROOT'S GOODS, 

 LOW FREIGHT. 



EYerytMng lor the Bee-keeper, 



AT 



SAVANNAH, GA- 



We are prepared to furnish 

 promptly a full line of sup- 

 plies, choice new stock just 

 from the factory. . • . " . ' 



BEES^QUEENS 



We have large apiaries of 

 fine stock. Book your orders 

 at once as there will be a 

 heavy demand this season. 

 Catalog free. Correspon- 

 dence solicited. 



HOWKINS & RUSH, 



124 WEST LIBERTY ST., 



SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. 



Dadant's 



Foundation 



It excels. We guarantee 

 satisfaction 





Bee - supplies 



of Ail Kinds 



BEESWAX WANTED AT ALL TIMES 



DADANT & SONS, Hamilton, III. 



