THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 



53 



Timpe's Jieun Seedling 



POTATOES. 



f^ead What the JVIich. Rg'l Col. Says. 



In Bulletin No. "iT, tlu> Micliif^ran, A^'ricultuial 

 College has tlie followiuK to say ot my new seed- 

 ling potatoes. 



"TIMPE'SNO. I i::iily,yiel(1185 1)usliels. 

 lloiUKl, Hat, red." i'liis was also critit'aily treated 

 against .-eab, and wliere untreated it was entirely 

 FKEE F1U)M S('A15. Per llj. 73 cts. 



"TIMPE'S NO. 2 Long, round. Eyes 

 few, saiail, sluulo«-. Color nearly white. Flesh 

 wiiite. Mtdiiun early. Yield per acre, 340 bush- 

 els. A VEllY HANDSOME AND VALUABLE 

 VARIETY." Per lb. 75 cts. 



/'TIMPE'S NO. 4— Bather long, round. 

 Eyes few, very laige, siiallow. Yellowish pink. 

 Elesh wliite. Earlj. Yieki i)er acre. 4O0 bu. 

 Quality good. A tine looking poiato and by far 

 ttie MOST PEODUC'TiVE ot the EAKLY VAlll- 

 ETIES. Leaves medium green. Plants 16 to 18 

 inches high, with a spread of 3 to S'i feet, VlGr- 

 OKOUS." One pound rt") cts. ; two pounds $l.oO. 



IN CONCLUSION, the Bulletin adds: 

 "TLMPES SEEDLlNixS iiave been grown here 

 for F0UJ{ YEAiiS, and liave shown themselves 

 to be VERY PKOiMlSlNti varieties, worthy of 

 general introduction.'' 



FOR $2.00 I will send 1 lb. each of Nos. 1, 

 2 and i For ^z xJ5 I will send 1 lb. each of Nos. 

 1 aud 2, and ;ilbs. of No. 4. All potatoes sent 

 prepaid. If convenient to receive them by ex- 

 press, mention express office when ordering. 



IN A D D I T I O N to my offer in Jan. Review, 

 page "Z.'), 1 will give to the person growing the 

 largest potato one S-frame nucleus with $5.00 

 queen, on EACH variety ; and for the best name 

 proposed 1 will give one 3 frame nucleus with 

 $f).W queen, on EACH variety, proposed names to 

 reach me by Aug. 1.5, and premium bees will be 

 sent in time for the fairs. Competition open to 

 all purchasers. 



A TESTED QUEEN FREE or your 

 money refunded, aud the order filled free. I 

 must get tliese potatoes all put up and ready to 

 mail by April ist, as 1 idready have orders booked 

 for uver 50u queens, and must devote my whole 

 time to queen rearing after that date ; therefore, 

 to induce you to order AT ONCE, I will give a 

 tested queen free or return the amount of the 

 order to the one sending the order, of $1.00 or 

 more, that is first received from each state or 

 province. To all others ordering at onee, 1 will 

 give two or more packets of my choice seeds, 

 free. Catalogue now ready, but you better order 

 from this advertisement. Order at once. 



JACOB T. THWPH, 



(irand Ledge, Mich. 



Please mention the Review. 



ITALIAN QUEENS AND SUPPLIES 



FOR- 1391. 



Before you purchase, look to your interest, and 

 send for catalogue and price list. 



J. P. H. HKOWN, 

 1-88-tf. -Vugusta, Georgia. 



Please mention the Reun^w. 



■a Big Blue Cat- 



alogue for 1891 ? Fifty-one illustrated pages, 

 sentFUKEto any l)i'e-keei)er. Our new factory 

 four times larger than evci' before, is now turn- 

 ing out Carloads of Dovetailed Hives 

 and large (juaiitities of other styh s. Alternat- 

 ing Hives, improved L mgstrotli - Simplicity, 

 Plain Ijangstroth, Simplicity and Ciialf Hives, 

 Sections, Smokers, I'oundation, Italian Bees ; 

 in fact, EVEKYTHiNr; needed in the apiary, at 

 LOWEST prices, always on iiand. Established 

 in I8i4. E. KRETCHMliR, 



2-91-tf Red Oak, Iowa. 



cc 



TAKE NOTICE. 



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If you wish the best lioney gatherers and the 

 gentlest bees to handle, order ALBINO 

 QUEENS from the original producer of the 

 Albino bee, D.A.PIKE, 

 12-90-4t e o Smithbarg, Wash, (^o., Md. 



Bee-K^epeFs' Supplies. 



Before placing your orders for supplies, send 

 for our Illustrated Catalogue We are now 

 making best goods at lowest prices. 



PAGE, i^ElTH & SCHJVIIDT CO., 



12-90-Bt New London, Wis. 



Please mention the Review. 



Names of Bee-Keepers. 



Tlie names of my customers, and of those ask- 

 ing for sample copies, have been saved and writ- 

 ten in a book, ihere are several thousand all 

 arranged alphabetically and according to states ; 

 and, although this list has been secured at an ex- 

 pense of hundreds of dollars, I would furnish it 

 to my advertisers at $2..i0 per tliousand names. 

 A manufacturer who wishes for a list of the 

 names of bee-keepers in his own state only, or, 

 possibly, in the adjoining states, can be accom- 

 modated. Any iiKjuiry in regard to the number 

 of names in a certain state, or states, will be an- 

 swered cheerfully. Each list furnished will be 

 copied into a book, and blank spaces left for the 

 writing of additional names. 



W. Z. HUTCHINSON. Flint, Mich. 



iPE€lftiflGS. 



DOCTOR 



TINKER'S 



The Nonpareil Bee Hive and Winter Case, 

 White Poplar Sections, Wood-Zinc Queen Ex- 

 cluders, and the finest and best Perforated Zinc 

 ever made. 



Send for Catalogue of prices, and enclose 25 cts 

 for the New Book, Bee Keeping for 

 Profit. 



Df^. G. U. TIflKEI?, 



1-yi-tf New Philadelphia, Ohio. 



IVI A tfll a 'T'TIM IT Six months free, to 

 iyV±WS±\Z^M.Y;^ tL introduce. Adddress 



"special crops," WKaneateles, N. Y, 8-90-tf 



