. British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser. Bees. Sept, 21, 1022. THE BRITISH BEE JOURNAL. 45? TK® Bcc-Kccpcrs* Calcmdaur. SEPTEMBER, 1922 21 Thursday. 22 Friday. 23 Saturday. 24 Sunday. 25 Monday. " Sometimes we travail on the summer shelves Of early bees, and busy toils commence, Watched by wise men, that know not we are elves, But gaze and marvel at our stretch of sense, And praise our human-like ; T. Hood, " Midsummer ; Leave winter passages above the combs and cover down warmly. " BufetercujD's lanterns are lighted about me, Burly red clo
. British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser. Bees. Sept, 21, 1022. THE BRITISH BEE JOURNAL. 45? TK® Bcc-Kccpcrs* Calcmdaur. SEPTEMBER, 1922 21 Thursday. 22 Friday. 23 Saturday. 24 Sunday. 25 Monday. " Sometimes we travail on the summer shelves Of early bees, and busy toils commence, Watched by wise men, that know not we are elves, But gaze and marvel at our stretch of sense, And praise our human-like ; T. Hood, " Midsummer ; Leave winter passages above the combs and cover down warmly. " BufetercujD's lanterns are lighted about me, Burly red clover's warm cheek presses mine ; Powdery bee never once seems to doubt me, Tipping each chalice for summer's new wine ! " Margaret Deland. " Sure thou wilt joy by gaining me To fly home like a laden bee Unto that hive of beams And garland ;—George Herbert, " The ; " In untamed yet gracious order Flowers flourish as they will, And in every bed and border Wealthy bees can sip their ; Christian Burke, ' The Garden that I Love. 26 Tuesday. " Blaw, blaw ye wastlin' winds, blaw saft Amang the leafy trees, With gentle gale from hill and dale Bring hame the laden ;—Bums, " 0' a' the ; 27 Wednesday. " The Mme a summer home of murmurous ; Tennyson, " The Gardener's ; is practically for any new appliance con- nected with bee-keeping, Mr. E. Bliss secured first prize for a very ingenious travelling box for bees, with or without combs. No screws or nails are used to fasten the lid down, this being done by the handle for carrying the box. When in position the handle, which is round, is passed through a couple of holes in the upstanding ends of .the box, and is tied fast. When it is desired to remove the lid, the handle is taken out and the lid may then be lifted off. Messrs. E. H. Taylor were awarded second prize for an improved Porter bee escape, having four bee-ways' i
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