La culture de l'abeille . g-les à ceux que vous croyez willuse le miel pour la table et la cuisine, demandant à chaque à giveit un procès. J'ai parlé avec plusieurs apiculteurs de Stateswho ont été ainsi l'utilisation de ces livres pour leurs clients, et qui les ont maintenant pour acheter du miel pour terminer de remplir les commandes de. Pour obtenir ces livres avant de les donner à IwSl les consommateurs les apiculteurs et les membres de l'Association des apiculteurs national qui peut demander, à condition qu'ils vont payer l'affranchissement sur l'booksordered, et qui, dans l'application, l'état-num ber de colonies d'abeilles qu'ils avaient au printemps de 1913,et de livres de peigne et extr

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Gleanings in bee culture . g them to those you believe willuse honey for table and cooking, asking each to giveit a trial. I have talked with beekeepers of several Stateswho have been thus using these books for their cus-tomers, and who now have to buy honey to finish fill-ing orders. To get these books before consumers IwSl GIVE them to beekeepers and members of theNational Beekeepers Association who may ask forthem, provided they will pay postage on the booksordered, and who will, in application, state the num-ber of colonies of bees they had in the spring of 1913, and pounds of comb and extracted honey producedthis season, and prices they are selling at. Postage on the books is 68 cts. for 100 copies. Oth-er lots in proportion. If beekeepers want a growinghome market for all their honey, here is a chance toget it for nothing. When this one lot of books isgone, others getting them later will have to pay pub-lishers for them $4.50 per 100 copies. N. E. FRANCE, Platteviile, Wis. Chairman of League Fund Committee. The Countryside Magazine Suburban Life THE call of the countryside was never stronger than today. From the city tothe country is the present trend of population, as our cities become more andmore impossible for family life. For nine years Suburban Life, The CountrysideMagazine, has filled an important place in magazine hterature in that it has provideda periodical devoted to the needs of those who love the country for the countrys sake, and who recognize that a home means more than a house with a 25-foot front lot. It is quite generally conceded to be the best printed magazine in America, and itsilhistrations and color work are the finest obtainable. Half-Price Trial Offer The price of Suburban Life, The Countryside Magazine, is 25 cents a copyand $3.00 a year, but in order to introduce it to the readers of this magazine, many of whom have never seen it, we will enter your order for Four Months for 50 Cents ^^ %.J^.^ This offer is made with the understanding t

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