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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



April 



MISCELLANEOUS 



SHORT COURSE LECTURl 



rriirudnclii.il> of com] 



of the 13 principal lectun I 



lips and G. S. 1 



Agriculture, al Davi 

 Visalia, Calif., meetings and 

 nell Univ. 



practically applii 

 nia conditions. 1 



nearl) equal to 



R. B. Calkins. 5800 Hearn St., Oakland. Calif. 



WE WANT every subscriber of the ' 



Bee Tournal I 

 Domestic Beekeeper. Listen: A $51 ' 

 order of beeki i 

 bought through I 



i h., and a doll..- 



.,,,;., Domesti. Beekei p. r, will i n 

 title you to a dollar rebate, leaving 

 scription to the Dom< ibsolutely 



give one an idea of what the Domestic Bee- 

 keeper is doing i > lle wa V 

 of buying their SU] 



E D TOWNSEND, the present owner of the 



Domestic Beekeeper, bought beekcep. 

 plies for the National Beekeepers' As 

 for several years. H. 

 subscribers of the Doi 

 same low 



what he has got up his sleev. 

 Bee Tournal subscriber buying 

 plies'through the Dome I ■' ' atalog 



price, and sending along an extra dollar to pay 

 for a year's suoscription to th 



will gel in return a rebat. chi ck ..I ?1, 

 leaving the year's subscription to th. 



r absolutely free to you I ' 

 if your order for supplies is larger tha 

 will have- a correspondingly la 



. , oui subscrib 



lies last 

 March, of $40. It was jusl like getting 

 I , :.t us the 

 oney he would I ay if he 



ight through the regular dealer in bee- 

 More and ... 



word to the wise shoo' " l aus. 



i orthstar, 



Michigan. 



SONG— "The Plea of the Bee," or "The Honey- 

 bee Doing Its Bit." Sent to any address on 

 receipt of 15 cents. The Cutting Publishing Co., 

 910 Merchants Bank Bldg., Indianapolis. Ind. 



THE WAGNER CAPPING MELTER— No ex- 



periment, in use over 5 years, highly recom- 

 ,n, nded by practical ;.; 



cappings and b o 



time heats honey kniv. 

 cheapest to op. ' 



guaranteed A. F. Wagner, 



Bonita. San Diego Co., Calif. 



FOR SALE— Clover, heartsease, No. 1 white 

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

 $7; 24 Danz. sections to case; extracted, 

 120-lb. cases, 25c per pound. 



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



FOR SALE— Michigan's best extracted honey 

 in packages to suit. White clover, rasp- 

 berry, milkweed, buckwheat. 



A. G. Woodman, Grand Rapids, Mich. 



WANTED — White or light amber extracted 

 honey in any quantity. Kindly send sample. 



tell how your honey is packed and your lowest 



cash price; alao buy beeswax. 



E. B. Rosa. Monroe. Wis 



WANTE1J — Comb, extracted honey, and bees 

 wax R. A. Burnett & Co., 



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



WANTED — Extracted honey, all kinds and 

 grades, for export purposes. Any quantity. 

 Please send samples and quotations. 

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



WANTED 



of 



i descrip- 



W ANTED— Hand-po 

 make and Petersc 

 be in good working 

 tion and price. 



C. H. Larison, Mondamin, la. 



WANTED— July. 1916, June, July and Decem- 

 ber, 1917, and Januarj and March 1918 

 muni. ers of the American Bee Journal; will 

 pay 10 cents per copy. Please wrap so that 

 the whole Tournal is protected. 



American Bee Journal, Hamilton, 111. 



WANTED— A second band 2 Eram. hoi ey o 

 and steam ui | nife. Giv( 



full description and lowest price in first letter 

 J J. Fitzgerald, Mil. hell S D 



WANTED— Good second hand tool p. 



cular saw . state condition and pric 



John n Dietrich, Middleville, 



Mich 



WANTED— A partner with a number of good 

 stands of bees; a No. 1 location. Prefer a 

 middle-aged man and wife. State all your 

 story in first letter. Charter member ot the 

 Iowa Bee Association. Separate house to live 



in. Harry C. Hartman. 



No. 2. Box 12, Braddyville, Page Co., Iowa. 



WANTED— to buy between 300 and 500 colo- 

 nies of bees. Locations must go with it. 

 Give full particulars in first letter. Address, 

 Box 67, Rigby, Idaho. 



WANTED — Your old combs, capping) or slum- 

 gum to render into beeswax by our high 

 steam pressure wax presses. 



Dadant & Sons, Hamilton, 111. 



CABBAGE CUTTER, SIX KNIVES, 



all vegetables rapidly. Prepaid, $1 ; 



for $2. Lusher Brothers, Elkhart, 



I . Bees and ( |ue. ns. Am --till in the 

 market for bees in 1, 2 and 3-pound pack- 

 i' ens both tested and untested 

 2 and 3-frame nuclei and drawn-out comb m 

 Hoffman frames Quote me J 



George W [ 

 Lynnliui-st Apiary. WiK,.... Wi- 



WANTED — December, 1917, and January, 

 1918 numbers of the American Bee Journal. 

 Will pay 10 cents per copy. 



American Bee Journal, Hamilton, 111. 



WANTED — Your order for "Superior" Foun- 

 dation. Prompt shipments at right prices. 

 Superior Honey Co., Ogden, Utah. 



PATENTED 



Wright's Frame-Wiring Device 



Most rapid in use. Save cost of machine io 

 ay. Tighter wires, no kinks, no sore hands. 



HONEY AND BEESWAX 



CLOVER-AMBER BLEND HONEY in new 

 ind cans. Satisfaction guaranteed. 

 Van Wyngar.l. 



FOR SALE — 1 60-lb. cans choice . 

 buckwheat homy. 1 60-lb. can clover ai 



wheat mixed. 400 sections Tine quality buck- 

 wheat honey, about 400 sections fine cl 

 about 200 sections clover and b 

 in 4'/»xl.K sections. Will sell the whole lot 

 at 19c or a part of it at 20c. f. o b. here. 

 •i with order. 

 Wilmer Clarke, Earlvillc, Mad. Co N. Y. 



FOR SALE — Buckwheat honey in 120-lb. 

 cases, at 17c per pound. C. B. Howard, 

 Geneva. N. Y. 



CLOVER and ' 



Edw. iet, 111. 



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., Cincin nati, Ohio. 



FOR SALE — No. 1 white extracted honey in 

 weighing 10 pounds gross; $3 

 f. n. b. here. 

 B. F. Smith, Jr., Frombcrg. Mont. 



U NEED AN E-Z-WAY BEE FEEDER 



The beekeeper who gets a big crop of honey, is the one 



that gets his bees ready to gather it. 



ONE DOZEN REASONS whv vmi should buj this 



' l Bee Feeders: 

 1st. the E-Z-Way Bee Feeder is trouble proof. 2nd, it 

 is sting proof. 3rd, it is robber proof. 4th, you never 

 disturb the bees in feeding. , r >th. you never need smoke 

 for your protection. 6th, it makes bee feeding a pleas- 

 ure for young or old. 7th, it ran be used 01 

 *nt gum, box or round gum. 8th, it is simplicity and 

 durability combined, and will last a life-time, 9th, it 

 will pay back its cost many times the firsl season. 10th, 

 its use will save your bees, make you honey, and more 

 money, llth, the E-Z-Way Bee Feeder is so simple that 

 a child can safely operate it. even at the hottest noon- 

 flay, ] 2th is your guarantee, if after 30 days you are 

 no1 entirely satisfied, return the E-Z-Way Feeder, and 

 your money will De refunded. 



Vou run no risk. Safe delivery guaranteed. Use any 

 quart or half-gallon standard Mason fruil jar, in con- 

 nection with thi Feeder. 'I be up i f< d 

 p&cial cap, on the atmospheric method. Vou should buy 

 il I'M the assistance that even the children will give you 

 in feeding your bei saving in time, 



and less troubli it means to you eep your 



ed it Guard against a honey famine. Full instruc- 

 , postpaid, to anv address in tin United Si 



■ 

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THE HOLDEN MANUFACTURING CO., 



Clarksburg, W. Va. 



TYPEWRITER SENSATION 



$3 or $4 monthly buys a Beautifully Reconstructed Latest Model Visible 

 Typewriter with back-spacer, decimal tabulator, two-color ribbon, etc. Every 

 late style feature and modern operating convenience. Perfect appearance, 

 perfect action and absolute dependability. Sent anywhere on approval. Cata- 

 log and special price FREE. HARRY A. SMITH (314), 218 North Wells 

 Street, Chicago, 111. 



