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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



February 



FOR SALE— Bees by the pound for ear 

 shipment; safe delivery guaranteed. 



H. E. Graham, Cause, Texas. 



FOR SALE — Italian queens and bees by the 

 pound; early shipments; guaranteed safe ar- 

 rival and no disease. 



Brazos Valley Apiaries, Cause, Texas. 



THREE-BANDED ITALIANS ONLY— Un- 

 tested queens, each $1; 6, $6; 12, $9; 50. 

 $35; 100. $67.60. H. G. Dunn. 



The Willows, San Jose, Calif. 



A NICE PACKAGE OF BEES— lib. package 

 with untested Italian queen, $3.50; 2-lb. 

 package with untested Italian queen, $4.50; 25 

 1-lb. packages or more (one order) with 

 queens, $3 each; 25 2-lb packages or more 

 (one order) with queens, $4.25 each. Refer- 

 ence, the Security Bank and Trust Co. of 

 Wharton, Texas. 



W. H. Moses, Lane City. Texas. 



HONEY AND BEESWAX 



QUICK CASH for extracted and comb; send 

 sample, or describe and say price. 

 Bruner, 3836 No. Kostner Ave., Chicago 



WE are in the market for huney and beeswax. 

 Send best price on comb honey and sample 

 of extracted honey- State quantities you have, 

 also style, size and weight of package or sec- 

 tion. Charles Israel Bros.' Co., Inc., 



486-490 Canal St., New York. 



WANTED — Shipments of old comb and cap- 

 pings for rendering. We pay the highest 

 cash and trade prices, charging but 6c a pound 

 for wax rendered. The Fred W. Muth Co., 



204 Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio. 



FOR SALE— Clover, heartsease. No. 1 white 

 comb, $6 per cast; fancy, $6.50; extra fancy, 

 s7; Z4 Danz. sections to case; extracted, 

 120-lb. cases. 25c per pound. 



W. A. Latshaw Co., Carlisle, Ind. 



WANTED— White or light amber extracted 

 honey in any quantity. Kindly send sample, 

 tell how your honey is packed and your lowest 

 cash price; also buy beeswax. 



E. B. Rosa. Monroe, Wis. 



WANTED — Comb, extracted honey, and bees- 

 wax R. A. Burnett & Co., 

 6A18t 173 S. Water St., Chicago. Ill 



FOR SALE— Fifty 60-lb. cans or extracted 

 honey (clover and heartsease blend). Price 

 on application. A. L. Kildow, Putnam, 111. 



FOR SALE — Choice buckwheat honey, in 

 cans or pails. 



W. H. Hyde, New Canton, 111. 



WANTED— Extracted honey, all kinds and 

 grades, for export purposes. Any quantity. 

 Please send samples and quotations. 

 M. Betancourt. 59 Pearl St.. New York City. 



W ANTED ^ 



WANTED— 200 colonies of bees to run on 

 shares; good location and reference if re- 

 quired. A. A. Spears, Neiber. Wyo. 



WANTED— A lady partner that knows how to 

 handle bees. She must have some means. 1 

 have a 5-acre grove, a house and everything a 

 woman would wish. Marriage in view. 



Fred Van Hagen, Anaheim, Calif. 



WANTED— To buy, 300 or more colonies of 

 preferably in northern Michigan. 

 Closson Scott, 408 Selmont St., 



Warren, Ohio. 



WANTED— A No 15 Cowan extractor which 

 has been slightly ust-1 or shopworn, but in 

 good shape; also steam uncapping km i - ' 

 tiori and price in first letter. 



Uza, Ga. 



WANTED— A number of colonies of 

 standard hives, either black or Italian. 

 F. M. Bowman, Arcadia. Nebr. 



WANTKD— Youi old cumbs. capping! or uum 

 gum to tender into beeswax by cur high 

 Steam pressure wax presses. 



Da lanl & Sons, Hamilton, '11. 



WANTED — 25 to 300 colonies of bees or bees 

 to work on shares. 



E. A. Harris, Albany, Ala. 



CABBAGE CUTTER. SIX KNIVES, slices 

 all vegetables rapidly. Prepaid. $1 ; three 

 for $2. Lusher Brothers, Elkhart, Ind. 



WANTED — December, 1917, and January, 

 1918 numbers of the American Bee Journal. 

 Will pay 10 cents per copy. 



American Bee Journal, Hamilton, 111. 



WANTED — Foundation Machines. State size. 



kind, condition, when bought new, and price 



asked. Grand Haven Patte 



Grand Ha 



Mich. 



WANTED— Your order for "Superior" Foun- 

 dation. Prompt shipments at right prices. 

 Superior Honey Co., Ogden, Utah. 



WANTED — To v.-ork bees on shares, or buy; 

 Wisconsin preferred. Answer, Wisconsin, 

 care of American Bee Journal. 



SUPPLIES 



FOR SALE— 200 4!4x4!4xlj£ beeway supers 

 for ten-frame hives; nailed, not painted; 

 brand new; complete with sections, separators, 

 etc., a a very low price. Write 



L. W. Mundhenke, E. Dubuque, 111. 



ALWAYS the best place to get your supplies 

 is at the same old place of H. S. Duby & 

 Son, St. Anne, 111. No one can beat us on 

 price. Free price list- 



FOR SALE — Cheap, a new electric motor, 

 just right for honey house or work shop; 60 

 cycles, 1-phase, 110 volts, 12 amp.; 1 horse- 

 power constant duty. Inquire of H. M. Leach 

 & Sons, Hiram, Ohio. 



FOR SALE— At a bargain: 200 8-frame hive- 

 bodies; 160 bottoms, 160 covers, 110 queen 

 excluders and 26 lbs. Dadant's extra thin 

 foundation. Write for prices. 



F. E. Matzke, Juda, Wis. 



FOR SALE — 1000 Standard bee hives in flat 

 8 and 10-frame sizes; supers with sections; 

 full depth and shallow extracting frames. En- 

 tire lot new and strictly first-class. I will sell 

 in large or small quantities at low prices. 



J. O. Hallman, Helena, Ga. 



FOR SALE 



FOR SALE — 40,000 pounds of No. 1 extract- 

 ed clover honey and 35,000 pounds of aster 

 honey; both of extra light color, heavy body 

 and fine flavor, in 60-lb. cans. 



W. B. Wallin, Brooksville, Ky. 



GIANT SPIDER PLANT— Great honey plant, 

 seed 10c pkt. S. W. Terhune, 



Wortendyke, N. J. 



OUR PRINTING SERVICE is unexcelled. If 

 you want label", stationery or circulars, 

 write for samples and prices. 



American Bee Journal, Hamilton, 111. 



FOR SALE — Cedar or pine dovetailed hives; 

 also full line of supplies, including Dadant's 



foundation. Write for catalog. 



A. E. Burdick, Sunnyside, Wash. 



FOR SALE— A nice little cotton farm, 6u 

 acres; a good location for a beeman. Price. 

 $1,200; $650 cash, balance on 5 years' time, 8 

 per cent interest. Joe. J. Widmer, 



R. 6, Box 107-a, Franklin, Texas. 



SONG— "The Plea of the Bee," or "The 

 Honeybee Doing Its Bit." A song for the 

 children as well as for the grown-ups. Sent 

 to any addr j on receipt of 15 cents. 



The Cutting Publishing Co., 

 910 Merchants Bank Bldg., Indianapolis. Ind 



FOR SALE— "Superior" Foundation (Weed 

 process). Quality and service unexcelled. 

 Superior Honey Co., Ogden, Utah. 



FOR SALE— 1 to 1,000 combs in H 

 frames. Honey Bee Farm, Olathc, Kans. 



FOR SALE— At a bargain, Oliver typewriter, 

 in perfect condition; used very little, 

 is as goo as new; cost, new, $67. 



Foi tjuicl sale, $88. 



Alfred Bentz, Granton, Wis. 



FOR SALE— Finest quality clover and hue 



wheat extracted honey, in 60-pound cans. 



O. W. Bedell, Earlville, N. Y. 



FOR SALE — Two extractors, uncapping can, 

 honey tanks, extracting outfit, hives in flat; 

 all new. Would take small job press, bees, 

 queens or honey, new crop. Liberty Press, 



Box 224, Shenandoah, Iowa. 



FOR SALE— 1 book Practical Queen Rearing. 

 15 back numbe of Domestic Beekeeper; 

 .all are in No. 1 shape and will send C. O. D. 

 -ite Wm. Feier, Jr., Mason, Mich.. R. 2. 



SITUATIONS 



WANTED — A position as apiarist by a bee- 

 keeper who is planning to emigrate to the 

 United States. He understands the Dadant 

 method of large honey production, speaks a 

 little English and has a small family, which be 

 would bring with him. Address 

 Valot-Barrey, Rue de Chevignerot, Beaune, 

 Cote D'Or, France 



WANTED — Experienced man to work 82 colo- 

 nies on shares; want an industrious man. 

 This is a fine locality for bees, \Yi miles back 

 of Columbia river. Address, 



Mrs. L. Schmitt, Oak Point, Wash. 



WANTED — All-round, practical beeman, one 

 who understands queen-rearing and increase. 

 Can begin in February. Salary and per- 

 centage. Virgil Sires' Bee Farms, 



Congdon Orchards, Yakima, Wash. 



WANTED— Will give experience and fair 

 wage to active young man not afraid of 

 work, for help in large, well-equipped set of 

 apiaries for season starting in April. State 

 present occupation, weight, height, age and 

 beekeeping experience, if any. 



Morley Pettit, The Pettit Apiaries, 



Georgetown, Ont. 



WANTED — Men of energy and character, 

 clean habits, as helpers in our ten apiaries: 

 over 1,000 colonies; 1918 crop over 100,000 

 pounds; best chance to learn; need one ex- 

 perienced man and students. Write immedi- 

 ately, giving age, height, weight, experience 

 references and wages, all in first letter. 



E. F. Atwater, Meridian, Idaho. 



WANTED— Two brothers, both single, well 

 experienced in apiary work, orchard and 

 sultry raising, desire to purchase apiary, part 

 cash to be paid down, or are willing to run 

 apiary on shares or for wages. Both elderly 

 men and trustworthy 



H. R., care American Bee Journal, 



Hamilton, III. 



WANTED — A housekeeper from 30 to 45 years 

 of age; also int< rest in bees. 



Box 91, Charlotte, Iowa. 



WANTED — By an experienced beeman, a 

 steady position in an apiary. 



C. B. Saunders, Merom, Ind. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



FOR EXCHANGE— A Ford car, late model, 

 for bees or good bee supplies. 



H. E. Graham, Gause, Texas. 



PERFORATED ..ooden Well Casing, made 

 of redwood. The best and cheapest well 

 screen made. Send for descriptive circular. 

 G. i.i. Hawley. La Mesa, Calif. 



WANTED— To trade a $35 protectograph for 

 a honey extractor and bee supplies, or bees. 

 Same is new. Address A. Ebi. San Antonio, 

 Fla. 



FOR SALE — Lantern slides relating especially 

 to beekeeping. We are preparing an ex- 

 tended series of slides relating to beekeeping 

 I subjets for those engaged in public work. If 

 I you need slides to illustrat your lecture, tell 

 'us what you want and we will be glad to 

 quote you prices. Slides can be furnished from 

 nearly all pictures which have appeared in the 

 American Bee Journal, as well as of numerous 

 | other subjects. We will also be able to ur- 

 I nish advertising slides shov. : ng apiaries, etc., 

 with the name of beekeeper, for use in mov- 

 ing picture theatres Advertise your honey to 

 your local people Everybody goes to the 

 movies If you have a good picture we can 

 j prepare a slide showing your own apiary 

 1 American Bee Journal Hamilton, 111 



