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i.t:s 1956 and 1157 reports
omc highly valuable I
tens or. Bookooping in Alaska.
Their boos, those two years wore
real success.
Tlio writer, not
al Arlarist, had the
cquainted
a
an ion
)od fortune
;o become
. r. 1 lo'-r ’. oil1 s bees
last winter.
with the late
that survived1
f.els sure
that Apiculture, if not on a large
scale f ron tho start, then at
least as a home nropositIon is
possible and profitable. If you
att'r nt bees and have never kept
then before, order a boo prin ;r
froi: the (iovornmonj Printing of fie
or read up in a standard booh.
Start with only one liivo the first
year because beekeeping without
experience cannot be attempt .J on
a large sca.lo without great noroy
losses, buy a.t least five oooncts
of either Caucasian or Carniolan
boos by Airmail from some r . - st
able beoman, probably bust from
California, have the bi.s arrive
early in April. The beehive with
two supers, frames and wn;: f ounc
ations should not cost you mure
than ton dollars laid down, sees
another five, fou should produce
at least 100 lbs. of honey even
the first year, at 25 e pur pound
this menus 25 dollars. Thet is,
you should get your investment
bad: the very first year. If you
int no to keep your bv.es during
winter, keep at least 30 lbs. of
hon.y for them for feed. /int r ?
them in your root collar.
After a'little proper mutual
introduction, Sv few nice social
visits added, and nol'to conver
sations exchanged, your boos will
get to like you without leaving
their business card in the shape
of a sting. Do not put them near
horses or cov/s or dogs. Do not
wear woolen clothes when you visit
them. Put on a mosquito veil.
Handle them gently, only during
the warm part of the day, lot your
motions bo slow, and if they sting
remember that beekeepers never
fcava rheumatism. Cont. on Iage 5
DAN a at PALME A
JULY
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GOOD PTfSIC b;r
4TH INFANTRY DANCY
ORCHESTRA
10per DANCE
HOSPITAL PEP
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SPONSOR PJ Dv LA DIAS OiJILD
HOSPITAL NOTTS
Jack Loc of Indopcndcnc is
receiving treatment for br ck injury,
Delbert Anderson had ’ole tones -a
removed.
Timor Heberts employ' o of the Alas
!cr. Hoad Conn. whose leg v. broken
seme tine ago r -c .iv d a . cast f ■
the Injured noneor,
Tclith Billy of"’1*lv.t‘ a has beer
admitted to the T.B0 ward.
Tensilectcnies ?/orc . rforuod
for, Anna Simooff, Agatha Osk Ikoff
and Xenia, huzallic all fr., . -klutna,
ll'lis Wallace is roc ' ,rIng
treatment for- fractur ■ cf the foot.
Hr. andb.rs. 0\; nJ-- :os r~ the
parents of a 71b. 7os. b.r. .
Ij.rs. i. H. re n and Hru. r» yy 1
h.- cVicker hav,. been removed e their
h..... s . Tli •i n cub a t or b ab j 1. s d o i ng
satisfactory.
CHUB OP- OP CUBIST
Tliurs day eve ning at 7- o’clock
at the- Advent Chur eh i n P a 1]. : r,
there will bo a good ld-f..aid nod
Bvangslistic meeting v;ith old fash
ioned hymns and a gospel a s age .,
delivered by Charles Crawler- _ wsion
| you have been hearing over 1 .F.Q.U,
!
Purebred iViHeins Bbort ’v:rn
BULL C/.LV’Mo
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Clyde 7.1 j. _ Jr,