Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1921 — Page 8

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YOST ADVISES FEEDING OF BEES Issues Letter Covering Points Suggested by Reports From Over State. Suggestions for feeding, transferring of bees from boxes and cross-comb hives to movable frames, and the precaution necessary against a spread of foulbrood diseases are made in the monthly letter sent today by C. O. Tost, spiary iaspector for the State Department of Conservation, in SOO members of the State Beekeepers' Association. Reports from inspectors and beekeepers over the State show considerable Joss of brood and bees in some localities. Tost says. The southern half of the State suffered most during the early spring, largely due to starvation. The spiary inspector calls attention that even if the day Is warm and bright and bees are flying well it does not signify they are gathering nectar. The hive may be without stores and it is the duty of the beekeepers to investigate and replenish depleted stores with a sugar syrup. White clover is beginning to bloom in Central Indiana which indicates a rather abnormal early flow. In order to profit by this beekeepers should have their apiaries in shape to receive the harvest. tainly unprofitable. Extra supers and hives should be immediately available and in readiness when the bees start ! gathering the main honey flow. .. Mr. Tost points out that the most j -favorable season for transferring bees from boxes and cross comb hives to movable frames is here. While there are jseveral methods of doing this work, bo favors the old way of cutting the combs ! from the box and fitting them into the I new frames. This method gives the |

Win a Prize

Introducing the Hudson Maxim This is the most unusual introduction ever given to so splendid a piece of merchandise in Indianapolis. This is your opportunity to secure one of these wonderful gifts without the least effort on your part. Be in front of my store (43-45 North Illinois street) Saturday afternoon starting at 2:30 sharp.

Mr. A. Bulova, the maker of these highest grade watches, finally consented 1 6 come to Indianapolis during this HUDSON MAXIM week. He will be at my store in person to demonstrate the perfect workings of the mechanism of this wonderful watch. Hudson Maxim Watches for Women A wonderful assortment of ladies ’ watches of many kinds are included in the HUDSON MAXIM watches in this introductory sale. Introductory Sale Ladies ’ Watches $75.00 Watches, for the week $65.00 $65.00 Watches, for the week $50.00 $50.00 Watches, for the week $40.00 $40.00 Watches, for the week $32.50 $35.00 Watches, for the week $29.00

The name Hudson Maxim on your •watch is a guarantee of service for a lifetime. The name LEO KRAUSS behind the sale is an extra guarantee. It is difficult to describe the beauty of these exquisite timepieces.

beekeeper opportunity to observe and determine whether or not foulbrood Is present when he must act to eradicate it before serious damage results. Colonies found slightly effected will give best results If not treated until just at the beginning of the main honey flow, but colonies that are weak and failing should be treated at once rather than allowed to become the prey of strong colonies disposed to rob them of stores and resulting in spreading the disease. All weak colonies should have the hive entrance closed to a small opening to prevent the possibility of robber bees entering, the State inspector says. 600,000 PERCH FRY PLANTED State Makes Record in Fish Growing. More than six hundred thousand yellow perch fry were planted In seven lakes In three counties during May by the fish and game commission of the State department of conservation. According to George N. Mannfeld, division chief, it is the first time since the £tate started fish culture In 1911 that anything like this number of this species was ever planted In Indiana. These perch were artificially propagated at Tri-Lakes State hatchery and many thousands of others will be reared to the flngeriing stage for distribution later on upon application. May plants were distributed as follows: In Fulton County, South Mud lake, 80,000; Lake Manitou, 200,000; Lake 120.000. In Kosciusko County, Center lake, 80,000; Lake Water, 40,000; Goose lake, 80.000. In Noble County, 32,000 were placed in Sylvan lake. Fish culturlsts look upon the yellow perch as embodying all the fine points desired. It Is iufflciently game to provide rare sport for the ordinary angler, and Us edible qualities are unexcelled. In fact, many experts consider it the best pan fish found In Inland waters.

rEA TURING Hudson Maxim Week, fifty prizes (altogether * worth more than $1 000), will be given away by Leo Krauss. Starting Saturday afternoon at 2:30, certificates for these prizes attached to gas balloons will be shot from a cannon in front of my store.

Hudson Maxim Watch Week THE MOST PERFECT WATCH MADE

JEWELER 43-45 North Illinois Street

Dress Up For Decoration Day Men’s Summer $ 14.50 Wfffva Weight SUITS Georgette, $29.50 value, jfyj j| Breeze Weaves, Mohair, Wf =:== T = “ i= TjF = “TS = “”‘^r“'W =:=!== TB/ lf'6 fifed. fit Palm Beach, Tropical MQH P J "BBm UB g 'oFTESm Weights. I Serges, trico- cCrpA sß.so up soTHffla m\ su l3? , iWMimn *21.50 VJLf $21.50 and up ul Jf Velours, Polo 4 4 ai \'s 1 gr ’29.50 Coats *11.50 J /

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Gents’ HUDSON MAXIM $50.00 watch. Lady’s HUDSON MAXIM $50.00 watch. String of $22.50 Laßahama Pearls. 26-piece set of solid nickel silver. SIO.OO Sterling silver flexible bracelet. SIO.OO finger ring.

Men’s Watches Many new shapes. Thin models. Raised numerals. Very fine quality. Adjusted to heat and cold. Will keep perfect time 365 days in the year. Last a lifetime. Made of standardized parts. During demonstration week these Hudson Maxim watches will be reduced during demonstration as follows: $75 Watches, $65.00 $65 Watches, $50.00 SSO Watches, $40.00 S4O Watches, $32.50 $35 Watches, $29.00 Others made in solid gold and platinum up to $1,000.00.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MAY ZT, ii.

GoldFilled Bracelet Watch siy.s° Ladies’ $25.00 Hudson Maxim watch with ribbon or gold bracelet. Specially priced $17.50.

Manicuring set in leather roll. Gillette razor. Auto Strop razor. Pair cuff buttons. Fountain Pen, Eversharp pencil. Gold pencil with ribbon attached. Gold filled pocketknife with Waide mar chain. Mesh bag.

. • Men’s Watches HUDSON MAXIM watches are standardized. They are not only the finest made, but they are the easiest kept in perfect running order. The movement is of the finest material and highest-class workmanship. We guarantee the case for twenty-five years. The latest platinum, silver and gold combination dials. Raised numerals. r EXTRA SPECIAL FOR WEEK An SIB.OO Hudson Maxim, fine jewel movement, beautiful dustproof case, for $13.50 -

You need no technical description of these watches. Come in and have Mr. A. Bulova tell you about these perfect timekeepers. There are many styles and in many degrees of fineness.

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A high-class subdivision of building lots, with moderate restrictions , at onehalf the price asked for lots in similar localities .

PRICES: Terms: Terms: $1 $175 $i CASH -TO- aWeek n® rT* a m* r\ w® Interest I a lnterest Tun M>4Sl I For ■ Ilf For Two ■ Two Years. Years. EACH l___

Bellaire is located only a short distance east of College Ave. and extends from 46th to 52nd street, adjoining the very choicest residence locality in or about Indianapolis. If you will note the hundreds of attractive and expensive homes being built along Park Ave., Broadway, College, Carrollton and Guilford Avenues, in the vicinity of 46th st., all within sight of our Bellaire Addition, you will wonder at the extremely low prices we are naming on Bellaire Lots. We will assist you to build a home. Pay SI.OO today and start building tomorrow. To a limited number of Lot purchasers we will loan the money to buy all material if you will furnish the labor. Come to Bellaire. Saturday, Sunday or Monday. It will be worth your while. Free refreshments served all day Sunday at our tent at Bellaire. Take College Ave. car marked 46th st. or Broad Ripple, car, get off at 46th street and go east to Bellaire. Our free motors will meet street cars at 46th and College all day Sunday and Monday and take you to Bellaire.

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r™P”Tnrfo Take Music with You - r? 10 when you go camping—or canoeing —and you double the joy of the trip. THE PORTABLE Columbia < Grafonola Small model. IS NOW ONLY *3O It is Ideal for the itunmer Boreh dance—and gives you U the latest dance hits on the Columbia Rec-> ords. The Carlin Music Cos. 142 E. Washington St.