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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Mar. 15 



" If goods are ^vainted ctuicR, send to Pouder. ** 



BstablisHed 188Q 



A Few Bee Lines, 



By the Bee Crank. 



Indianapolis is so close to the cen- 

 ter of population of the United States 

 that she can almost touch it. 



With a good glass one might see 

 the very spot from the top of our 

 great Soldiers' and Sail- 

 ors' monument, for it 

 is only forty miles away. 



Indianapolis is connect- 

 ed with every important 

 point in the country by a 

 bee line. We are within 

 about 24 hours by rail of 

 the entire country, from 

 the Atlantic to the Rockies. 



This is one reason I have 

 been able to develop my 

 specialty of quick deliveries. But I 

 don't depend entirely upon geo- 

 graphical location. 



I carry a complete line of bee- 

 keepers' supplies in stock ready 



for shipment. Your order is mailed 

 one day and the goods are on 

 the way the next. 



I carry the Root goods— charge 

 you Root prices for them. I can 

 save you freight charges 

 on Metal-spaced Hoffman 

 Frames and Danzenbaker 

 Hives. Am never out of 

 Dovetailed Hives, Section 

 Honey-boxes, Weed- 

 process Comb Foun- 

 dation, Honey and Wax 

 Extractors, Bee-smok- 

 ers, Bee-veils, and Pou- 

 der Honey-jars. 



Send me your Beeswax 

 and put your name on the package. 

 I pay the best market price, cash or 

 trade. Send large shipments by 

 freight, small ones by express. 

 Get my new catalog — it's free. 



Here's a letter I received 



a fe"%v days ago — — 



Mr. Walter S. Pouder, Minooka, III., March 2, 1907. 



Indianapolis, Ind. 

 Dear Sir:— Your shipment of bee-supplies arrived in good condition. I opened 

 the boxes and was surprised to see the care that was taken in packing the goods, and 

 the quality of same. Bee-ware can not be duplicated in this locality at your prices. 



Yours truly. Will Hansel. 



Walter S. Pouder 



513-515 MassacHusetts Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. 



