. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 1919 Four Bee Books YOU SHOULD HAVE IN YOUR LIBRARY First Lessons in Beekeeping By C. P. DADANT A 175-page beginner's book, well illustrated and cloth bound. Price $1 Mailing weight, one pound A Thousand Answers to Beekeeping Questions By C. C. MILLER Supplements other books by answering questions not usually taken up. Cloth bound; 290 pages. Price $ Mailing weight, two pounds Practical Queen-Rearing By FRANK C. PELLETT Gives all the modern queen- rearing methods, simply. A good book for both the scientific queen - breeder and the amateur. Cloth b
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 1919 Four Bee Books YOU SHOULD HAVE IN YOUR LIBRARY First Lessons in Beekeeping By C. P. DADANT A 175-page beginner's book, well illustrated and cloth bound. Price $1 Mailing weight, one pound A Thousand Answers to Beekeeping Questions By C. C. MILLER Supplements other books by answering questions not usually taken up. Cloth bound; 290 pages. Price $ Mailing weight, two pounds Practical Queen-Rearing By FRANK C. PELLETT Gives all the modern queen- rearing methods, simply. A good book for both the scientific queen - breeder and the amateur. Cloth bound; 110 pages; illus- trated. Price $1 Mailing weight one pound Langstroth on the Honey Bee Revised by C. P. DADANT "The Classic in Bte Culture" A full treatise on beekeeping. Cloth; 575 pages. Price $ Mailing weight, three pounds ALL FOR SALE BY AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL HAMILTON, ILLINOIS AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 363 ^^3JUjjjiiii]ic3itfiiiiir[iiE3iiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiJiiiiii[icaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiitiiiiiiC3ititiiiiiiiic3iiiiiiiiiiiic3iiiiiiiiitiicaiiitiiiiiiiicait(iiiiiiitiC3iittiiiiiiiiEaiinii'^^ Winter Problem Solved i = I BY THE | I Hive with an Inner Overcoat I. that above illustration shows the substantial, winters normal colonies of bees perfectly. | | ? npact, neat and efficient equipment 3 It consists of a frame of honey laid over the top of the others, if you have no extras, one can be removed from the brood-nest for the purpose. A 100-pound flour sack is spread over the top and a piece of burlap 34x36 inches is laid over this. The First Inner Overcoat is telescoped down over the brood-nest in between the inner and outer hive walls, the flour sack and burlap being carried down with it. This has the effect of wrapping the brood-nest in a blanket. The Second Inner Overcoat is then tele- scoped down over the first. (The Inner Overcoats are removed in the Spring and stored away in the flat.) This insulates the colony with a Yt inner hive wall, with a flour sack and bur
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