. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Best on Earth! 19 Years Without a Complaint. PRICES OF Bingham Perfect Bee Smokers and Honey-Knives. Per Doz. By Mall. Smoke Engine, 4-in. stove each, $1,50 [Largest smoker made.] Doctor 3i4 In. .stove " " ?? •? Large 2H - 5 00 ?• .90 Plain 2 ?' " •' .70 LtttleWonder 2 " oz) •• .fiO Honey-Knife " .80 For further description, send for Circulars. T. F. BINGHAM, Farwell, inicli. Our '97 Cataloff — OK— Apiarian f^iipplies, Bees, Etc. la yours for the asking. it is full
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Best on Earth! 19 Years Without a Complaint. PRICES OF Bingham Perfect Bee Smokers and Honey-Knives. Per Doz. By Mall. Smoke Engine, 4-in. stove each, $1,50 [Largest smoker made.] Doctor 3i4 In. .stove " " ?? •? Large 2H - 5 00 ?• .90 Plain 2 ?' " •' .70 LtttleWonder 2 " oz) •• .fiO Honey-Knife " .80 For further description, send for Circulars. T. F. BINGHAM, Farwell, inicli. Our '97 Cataloff — OK— Apiarian f^iipplies, Bees, Etc. la yours for the asking. it is full of Information. t^~ Write for It. I. J. STRINOHAM, 105 Park Place. NEW YOfiK, N. Y. Apiary—Glen Cove, L. 1. A GENUINE Egg Preservative That will keep Hen's Eges perfectly through warm weather, just as good as fresh ones tor cooking and frosting. One man paid 10 cents a dozen for the eggs he preserved, and then later sold them for 25 cents a dozen. You can preserve them for about 1 cent per dozen* Now is the time to do It. while eggs are cheap. Address for Circular giving further Infor- mation— Dr. A. B. inASON, ;j12 Monroe Street, - Toledo. We have a few of these Emerson still' cloth- board binders for the American Bee Journal. They make a splendid permanent binding, and hold a full year's numbers. The old price was 75 cts., postpaid, but we will mall you one for only 60 cts., or with the Bee Journal for one year-both together lor about six sqiiare rods of red clover that has been in bloom for the past two weeks ; my Albino bees worlv freely on it, but not one bee of any other strain have I seen on it. I think they must have a longer tongue. The Albinos and their crosses are taking the lead in my yard this season. I notice some say stock won't eat sweet clover. All my stock eat it. I have been trying to seed a woodland pasture to it, but the stock won't let it grow. J. D. GiVENS. Dallas Co., Tex., May 25. Hoping for 'Warm 'Weather. Bees w
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