. American bee journal. La cultura delle api; le api. Febbraio, 1916. [^^rkf%-'- American Hee ufficiale 59 ^y^^J. Apiario di E. E. STERNER. WRIGH"SVILLE l. PA risparmio di spese è stato che ho avuto buona fortuna nei pneumatici. Gli utenti di automobili, es- particolarmente di peso medio, si farà carico di me quando dico che il pneumatico bill potrebbe essere il doppio di quello che il mio era per il mare- figlio justpassed, in modo particolare quando abbiamo tanta pietra schiacciata sulle nostre strade, non calcare, ma vero duro ciottoli eseguire attraverso il frantoio. Ora $250 è un grande disegno di legge per la guida durante una stagione, quando posso tenere un cavallo per un po' di più di $100. Ma come

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. February, 1916. [^^rkf%-'- American Hee Journal 59 ^y^^J. APIARY OF E. E. STERNER. WRIGH'l SVILLE. PA saving of expense was that I had such good luck in tires. Users of cars, es- pecially of medium weight, will bear me out when I say that the tire bill might be double what mine was for the sea- son justpassed, particularly so when we have so much crushed stone on our roads, not limestone, but genuine hard cobble stones run through the crusher. Now $250 is a big bill for driving during one season, when I can keep a horse for a little over $100. But how many miles would we have driven with the horse if we had had no auto ? Much time was made in going back and forth, sometimes three yards were called at on one day. Yet in the end I honestly do not believe that from a dollar and cent standpoint the auto paid us. But when I think of the many pleasant trips the family have had, trips that would never have been possible without the car, I am tempted to say that it paid us very well. From the youngest member of the family to the oldest, who happens to be the writer, we would be very sorry indeed to have to get along without the auto after using one for three years. Before getting a car I asked friend Sibbald's opinion as to the paying proposition of an auto, and he answered something like this, "Don't ever think of the expense of the car, for it is worth all it costs." Only on that basis can I truthfully say that it pays us to run a car. Some may have a different story to tell and may make the car pay its way and even more, but this is my answer to the many who have asked me, " Does it pay you to run a car in apiary work?" Markham, Ont. A Venture into Southern Bee- keeping BY J. F. ARCHDEKIN. THERE were several things which influenced us in deciding to move South and take up beekeeping as an exclusive pursuit. In the first place, I am a farmer by trade and a beekeeper by occupation. I love the farm and cannot giv

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