. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. inierino Wedge. ij\ve us a few samples on every route, rather than the full equipment of a part of them. That insures us steady work replacing the li^ht weight boxes, as they fade away. Send for description and prices. BOND STEEL POST CO., Adrain, Mich. Please mention Bee journal when writing. ITALIAN QUEENS and the WARFIELD D. J. BLOCHER, Pearl City. III. TAsk for our price-list and testimonials. ""As we are spending the winter in North Da- kota, all our correspondence, whether social or business (until further notice) should
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. inierino Wedge. ij\ve us a few samples on every route, rather than the full equipment of a part of them. That insures us steady work replacing the li^ht weight boxes, as they fade away. Send for description and prices. BOND STEEL POST CO., Adrain, Mich. Please mention Bee journal when writing. ITALIAN QUEENS and the WARFIELD D. J. BLOCHER, Pearl City. III. TAsk for our price-list and testimonials. ""As we are spending the winter in North Da- kota, all our correspondence, whether social or business (until further notice) should be ad- dressed, 1 D. J. BLOCHER, Denbeigh, N. Dak, Please mention Bee Journal when writinp A StfflHv temperate, American man, charge of an apiary, or as helper; 20 years' e.\- -lerience. Will do other work in connection rVill go anywheie. JOSEPH BLIRKE, 4A3t Box 511, MiDDLKBOKO, Mass. The Sure Hatch is the ineiilMitor for the poultry raiser, whether farmer or f ;incier. pAnyone can run them, because they run Anyone can own I them, ; the price is right. Ma^ Ichine and results jfuaranteed; you take •no risk. Our Coinmon Hense Brooder is the bestatany we sell i t very low. , , . - •Handsome catalogue containing hun- dreds of views and full of honest poultry Intomiation, mailed free. When wiitina: address nearest otlice. Sire Hilcb localiator Co. Qay Cealer, Neb. or CoiuiDbii.«. 0. Please mention Bee Journal "when "WTiting, ?,. i)ta^!m^/^^^mii=^ji;d!ii>^ §f U jf^^^l ^^^^m^m^m Report for Last Season. Of the 52 colonies which I placed in the cellar in the fall of 1900, I found, when returning them to the summer stands April 4, 1901, that two had died and one had only a few bees, which I gave to another colony. The most of tne colonies were strong, but I had to feed some. The honey-flow was short, and rain came too late for fall honey, but never- theless I have shipped 2222 at 13 cents and 63 pounds at 12 cents. I sold 97 pounds a
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