La culture de l'abeille . neiktio, et membre artificiel. de voile qui était le résultat de la lenteur interroge, et qui a, dans ses nombreuses années oflise depuis, fait ses preuves comme satisfaisante asany bee voile peut ; pour simple homme neverenjoy sera un voile pour un amour de voiles. La fondation-dation, qui est en haut, est un beachhat canard, blanc ou brun. En théorie, whiteis glacière, mais brown-kahki-couleur n'afficher la saleté si facilement. À l'anneau de ce est cousu une bande de tissu, de fil et de-en attente depuis le bord inférieur de cette jupe est anample de batiste marron ou silésie.tri-caisses de tissu de coton est utilisé dans le souhaitez-

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Gleanings in bee culture . neiktio, and artificial limb. of veil which was the result of slow evolu-tion, and which has, in its many years oflise since, proved itself as satisfactory asany bee veil can; for mere man will neverenjoy a veil for a veils sake. The foun-dation, which is at the top, is a duck beachhat, white or brown. Theoretically, whiteis cooler, but brown—kahki color—doesnot show the dirt so easily. To the rim ofthis is sewed a strip of wire cloth, and de-pending from the lower edge of this is anample skirt of brown cambric or silesia.Tills sort of cotton cloth is used in prefer-ence to the commoner and more fuzzy kinds, a? bees do not catch their toes in it andtrip and fall and lose their temper. Butthe wire cloth part of the hat is really thewhole thing—at least it m.ay seem so untilAou try to use some other sort of hat as afoundation, or some other sort of cloth forthe skirt. First, buy your hat—it is better to buy itthan to borrow it or steal it, and of course GI.EANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. Arthur C. ?Ii!lc l)ee-veil. no , yoo(l beekeeper steals—he leaves thatfor his bees to do for hiin. Whe;i you goto get the hat, have your hair t-ut after-ward, not before, or else be sure you getone—a hat, not a liair—which is plenty bigenough, for duck hats will shrink, partic-ularly after they have been left out in therain and dew for a season or two. Whileyou are waiting for it to shrink to just theright point, you have a piece of felt, cloth, or folded strip of paper in behind theSAveat-band, and later remove this when youget the swelled head or the hat shrinks. Take the hat home, and also take a stripof wire cloth long enough to go awayaiound the hat-brim and two or three inchesmore. If your credit at the store is good, get the bronze or copper wire cloth.It^is better than the painted in several ways.When new it glistens and bothers the eye alittle, but soon dulls down, especially afteryou have left it out in the dew a few times. Having the wire cloth,

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