1036 GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. Dec. 15 



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MONEY JARS 



1-lb. sq. jars with corks $5.00 gross Eagle or No. 25 jars $5.75 gross 



Nickel Cap jar, fancy, $5.50 gross. 



Catalog giving prices on every thing a bee-keeper needs, vpith season discounts, 



mailed free. 



BEESW^AX WANTED. 



Will pay highest market prices. • 



I. J. STRINGHAM, 



Apiaries, Glen Cove, L. I. 105 Park Place, New York. ^ 



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U/ye Best Bee-g'oods 

 in tKe World 



are no better than those we make, and the chances 

 are that they are not so good. If you buy of us 

 yo\x "will not be disappointed. We 

 ^re tindersold by no one. Send for 

 w catalog and price list and free copy of THE 

 .MERICAN BEE-KEEPER; in its thirteenth 

 year ; 50 cents a year ; especially for beginners. 



U^e "W. T. Falconer Man'f 'g Co.. 

 Jamestown, New YorK. 



W. M. Gerrish, Epping, NevF Hampshire, carries a full line of 

 our goods at catalog prices. Order of him and save the freight. 



We are Jobbers of Eee-keepcrs' Supplies in this State, representing 



The G. B. Lewis Co., and Dadant & Son. 



WHOLESALE AND RETAIL- — 



' !^rdt "ul^foVaTe'lrsffi^^^^ LEWIS C. & A.G. WOODMAN, Grand Rapids, Mich. 



