. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Three Celluloid Queen=Buttons Free AS A PREMIUIVI. For sending us ONE NEW SUBSCRIBER to the Bee Journal for the balance of this year, with 50 cents, we will mail you THREE of these prettybut- tons for wearing on the coat-lapel. (You can wear one and give the others to the children.) The queen has a golden tinge. This offer is made only to our present regular subscribers. NOTE.—One reader writes: " I ha^e every reason to believe that it would be a very jrood idea for every bee-keeper to wear one [of the buttons] as it will cause people to ask ques
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Three Celluloid Queen=Buttons Free AS A PREMIUIVI. For sending us ONE NEW SUBSCRIBER to the Bee Journal for the balance of this year, with 50 cents, we will mail you THREE of these prettybut- tons for wearing on the coat-lapel. (You can wear one and give the others to the children.) The queen has a golden tinge. This offer is made only to our present regular subscribers. NOTE.—One reader writes: " I ha^e every reason to believe that it would be a very jrood idea for every bee-keeper to wear one [of the buttons] as it will cause people to ask questions about the busy bee, and many a conversation thus started would wind up with the sale of more or less honey; at anv rate, it would give the bee-keeper a superior opportunity to enlighten many a person in re- gard to honey and ; Prices of Buttons alone, postpaid : One button, 8 cts.; 3 buttons, 6 cts. each ; S or more, S cts. each. (Stamps taken.) Address, GEORGE W. YORK & CO., 118 Michigau St., CHICAGO. Mai'slilield llaniifactHriDg Company. Our specialty is making SECTIONS and they are the best in the market. Wisconsin BASSWOOD is the right kind for them. We have a full line of BEE- SUPPIvIES. Write for free illustrated catalog and price-list. HARSHFIELD nANUFACTURINQ CO., Harshfield, Wis. Please mention Bee Journal "when ^vritinf? FEEE OX-BLOOD TABLETS FOR THIN PEOPLE. _ Nervousness, Rheumatism, Female Disease. 3 weeks' treatment free for lu cents postage. Look for our ad on this page week. I found the tested queen gone, and the bees rearing drones in worker-comb. From the amount of brood, and the drones already hatcht, I judged that they were at work in good earnest. These faulty drones were beautiful in color—the yellowest I ever saw. A new idea struck me, and I concluded I would rear some queens and have them fer- tilized by these yellow drones before there were any drones from the other colonies. I reared 3 queens, and they were laying by
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