1918 



AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



355 



QUICK ("ASH for comb or extracted. Send 

 " sample and say how packed, how much and 

 price. Bruner, 3836 N. Kostner Ave., Chicago. 



CASH paid at your bank for carlots and less, 

 of comb and extracted honey. 



Wesley Foster. Boulder. Colo. 



WANTED— Comb, extracted honey, and bees- 

 wax R. A. Burnett & Co., 

 6Al2t 173 S. Water St., Chicago. Ill 



HONEY LABELS 



SEND TODAY for samples of latest Honey 

 Labels. Neat, attractive labels at lowest 



prices. Catalog free Liberty Pub. Co., 



Sta. D, Box 4 H, Cleveland, O. 



WANTED 



CASH for ea 

 in 10-pound 



cted honey. 



1572 N. Halsted St 



omas Lang, 

 Chicago, II 



S13 Osceola St.. St Lo 



Mo 



WANTED 

 Otto Benrle 



WANTED — A good honey location to start a 

 line of apiaries; will give a suitable reward 

 for the best reliable information. 

 D. E. Lhommedieu, Colo, Iowa. 



WANTED— White sweet clover seed; send 

 sample; state quantity and your lowest price 

 in first letter. 



Dadant & Sons. Hamilton, 111. 



WANTED — Your old combs, cappings or slum- 

 gum to render into beeswax by our high 

 steam pressure wax presses. 



Dadant & Sons. Hamilton, 111. 



WANTED — Second-hand honey extractors; tell 

 me what you have and price ; also wax 

 presses. W. D. Soper, Jackson, Mich. 



Dealer in all kinds of Bee Supplies. 



WANTED— Samples of honey from the dif- 

 ferent plants for our office collection. We 

 will pay for the honey and send a parcel post 

 can for mailing. Samples to be of value should 

 be from one kind of flowers only and unmixed 

 with honey from other sources, as nearly as 

 possible. A pint will be sufficient for each 

 kind, but we wish to secure samples of the 

 same kind of honey from several widely sep- 

 arated localities. 



American Bee Journal, Hamilton. 111. 



FOR SALE 



FOR SALE— Three hundred, 8-frame extract- 

 ing supers, painted white, filled with good 

 combs, mostly built on full sheets of founda- 

 tion, full depth Hoffman frames, seven frames 

 .for extracting; no disease, $2; 200 8-frame 

 hives, $2.50. Chester E. Keister, 

 Clarno, Wis. 



FOR SALE— 40,000-lb. car of white extracted 

 clover-alfalfa honey; state best offer, f. o. b. 

 Hardin, Mont., in first letter. Sample if 

 wanted. S. F. Lawrence. Hardin. Mont. 



FOR SALE — Cedar or pine dovetailed hives; 

 also full line of supplies, including Dadant* s 

 foundation. Write for catalog. 



A. E. Burdick. Sunnyside. Wash. 



BEAUTIFUL FARM HOME— Improved, rich 

 soil, well located, good buildings, 100 colo- 

 nies of bees, up to date, best honey-producing 

 location in State; not crowded; average for 

 past seven years 105 lbs; 5 acres of ginseng 

 golden seal, all ages, in fine shape. One-half 

 artificial shade, one-half natural. Price $80 

 er acre; $7,000 for farm and bees, 150 extract- 

 ing supers with combs, 100 excluders, 2-frame 

 extractors, 2 large honey tanks, 150 shallow 

 supers. Terms, $3,000 cash, balance on time. 

 Will sell a part or all. A wonderful opportu- 

 nity; a bargain. Poor health reason for sell- 

 ing. W. M. Penrod, Ronneby, Minn. 



FOR SALE — Good second-hand 60-pound can 



two cans to the case, at 60 cents per ca: 



f. o. b. Cincinnati. Terms, cash with orde 



C. H. W. Weber & Co. 



Cowan Extractor 

 $1; fox terrier 



$18; white leghorn cockerels, 



puppies, $2. 



enzo Clark, Winona. Minn. 



FOR SALE— 35 Thale bee feeders, new, $10. 

 Mason, Mechanic Falls, Maine. 



YOU can make your own comb foundation 

 and earn big money making it for others. 

 New, easy, rapid process. Machine and all ap- 

 paratus complete, with full instructions, $100. 

 Wax worked on shares or for cash. 



J. J. Angus, Grand Haven, Mich. 



QUEENS THAT WILL PLEASE 



OVER 20 YEARS OF CAREFUL SELECTING AND BREEDING 



GUARANTEE 



You take no risk 

 in buying my 

 Queens, for I 

 guarantee every 

 Queen to reach 

 you in first-class 

 condition, to be 

 purely mated, 

 and to give per- 

 fect satisfaction. 



They are bred from Imported stock. The very 

 beot bees for honey gathering and gentleness. 

 They are not given to swarming and are highly 

 resistant to disease. Give me your order and if, 

 after you have given my queens a fair trial, you 

 are not satisfied in every way tha v they are as 

 good as you have ever used, just return them 

 and I will send you queens to take their places 

 or return your money with any postage you 

 have paid out on returning the queens. 



L. L. FOREHAND : : FORT DEPOSIT, ALA. 



"Practical Queen-Rearing" 



Is the title of the new bee book, cloth bound, 100 pages, which has just 

 been written by Mr. Frank C. Pellett, who is well known to our 

 readers. 



For many years there has been a demand for a book which would 

 give in concise form the many different methods of queen rearing, 

 as the Doolittle, Pratt, Dines, Miller, Alley and others with varia- 

 tions as practiced by different large breeders. 



You have this in the new book which is just out. Send for your copy 

 now and get informed as to your best method of rearing queens from 

 your best colonies. Good pointers in it also for the large beekeeper 

 and veteran queen breeder. 



Price, postpaid, only $1. 

 By special arrangement we can offer it and a year's subscription to 

 the American Bee Journal for only $1.75. 



(Canadian orders IS cents extra.) 



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