. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 1920 AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 365 THE BEST BEE BOOKS THE HONEYBEE By Langstroth and Dadant. A very complete text on beekeeping. 575 pages, attrac- tive cloth binding, $, Eng- lish, French or Spanish editions. FIRST LESSONS IN BEE- KEEPING By C. P. Dadant. Will start you right. 167 pages, 178 illustrations, cloth binding. Price $ AMERICAN HONEY PLANTS By Frank C. Pellett. First book in the English lan- guage on the subject of the honey plants. 300 large pages, 155 illustra- tions, cloth binding; $ OUTAPIARIES By M. G. Dadant. Valuable to ever
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 1920 AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 365 THE BEST BEE BOOKS THE HONEYBEE By Langstroth and Dadant. A very complete text on beekeeping. 575 pages, attrac- tive cloth binding, $, Eng- lish, French or Spanish editions. FIRST LESSONS IN BEE- KEEPING By C. P. Dadant. Will start you right. 167 pages, 178 illustrations, cloth binding. Price $ AMERICAN HONEY PLANTS By Frank C. Pellett. First book in the English lan- guage on the subject of the honey plants. 300 large pages, 155 illustra- tions, cloth binding; $ OUTAPIARIES By M. G. Dadant. Valuable to every extensive beekeeper. 125 pages, 50 illus- trations; cloth Price $U00. PRACTICAL QUEEN REAR- ING By Frank C. Pellett Gives all up-to-date methods of rearing queens for the small beekeeper or for the specialist. Cloth bound, 105 pages, 40 il- lustrations. Price $ 1,000 ANSWERS TO BEE- KEEPING QUESTIONS By Dr. C. C. Miller. Answers the questions that other books overlook. Cloth bound, 276 pages. Price $ AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Hamilton, Illinois WINTER PROBLEM SOLVED BY THE HIVE WITH AN INNER OVERCOAT. WINTER PROBLEM. We have described to you in former issues of this Journal how to prepare bees for wintering in the above hive. The two Inner Coats, bottomless corrugated paper boxes, with in- tervening dead air spaces and inner covering or blankets, close up about the brood-nest is what does the trick. A person could have any amount of blankets fastened up on the walls of a rooni and still freeze to death if left in the center of the room without close-up protection or insulation, Many bees are packed for winter under different conditions, without actual close-up protection. AIR DRAINAGE. In the selection of a location for wintering this should have careful consideration. A dry elevation, one free from fog and moisture, as found on lowlands, should be avoided as much as possible. We have found that bees wintered on the top of a build- ing or highland, such as a peac
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