THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW 



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Bee-Keepers 



It is a conceded fact that the 

 bulk of the honey of the future 

 is going to be produced in the 

 irrigated portion of what is 

 known as "Arid America." If 

 you are interested in the pro- 

 gress of apicuUure in this vast 

 region, you should subscribe 

 for the 



RocKy A\ountain 



B^e Journal, 



a twenty -page monlhly; ])rice 

 50 cents per } ear. 



This is now the only bee pub- 

 lication west of the Missouri 

 river. We have several hun- 

 dred eastern subscribt rs, and 

 have still room for more. Write 

 for free sample copy. Address 



H. ©. A\oreF7ouse 



Boulder, Colo. 



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ROOT'S 

 GOODS 



At Root's Prices 



Pouder's 



Honey Jars an«J Every- 

 thing usecl by B^e-Keep- 

 ers. Lzvrgc an<i Corp- 

 plete StocK on Hzvn^ at 

 all Tin^ej. Low Freight 

 Rate5. Prorppt S^rvic^. 

 Otalog Sent Fre^. 



KlflliTER S. POUDER 



512 INIass. Ave. 



Indianapolis Ind. 



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WINTER 



Losses are not always the result 

 of the same cau.se. They luny 

 come from starvation; from poor 

 food; from improper prepara- 

 tions; from imperfect protection; 

 from a cold, wet or possibly, a 

 ])Oorly ventilated cellar, etc., etc. 

 Successful wintering comes 

 from a proper combination of 

 diflferent conditions. Lor clear, 

 concise, comprehensive conclu- 

 sions upon these all-important 

 points, consult ADVANCLD 

 BEE CULTURE. Five of its 

 thirty-two chapters treat as 

 many dilTereiit phases of the 

 wintering problem. 



Price of l)ook, 50 cents; the 

 REVIEW one year and the 

 book for lii.25. Stamps taken 

 either U. S. or Can. 



W. Z. HUTCHINSON, 

 Flint, Mich. 



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Dittroer's 

 Fourjcl^tioo 



Retail— Wbol^5ale. 



This foundation is made by a pro- 

 cess that produces the superior (■{ 

 any. It i'= the cleanest and pnre,«t. 

 1 1 has the brightest color ami sweet- 

 est odor. It is the most transparent, 

 be ause it has the thinnest base. It is 

 tough, clear as crystal, and gives 

 more sheets to the pound than any 

 other make. 



WorKin? wax irjto foun<Iation 

 for ca5b 



a specialty. Bickswax always 

 w.\NTED at highest prices. Catalog 

 giving 



Pull Lin* of 5uppii«s 



with prices and samples, free upon 

 aiiplication. Beeswax wanted. 



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Augusta, Wisconsin 



E. Grainger & Co , Toronto, On- 

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