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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



Feb. 14, 19( I. 



Buggy Announcement Extraordinary 



^ Kalamazoo Carriage and Harness Co. of Kalamazoo, Michigan, have 

 ptcil t);opIan of sending- their vehicles anywhere, on lo days free trial, 

 y mU direct to consumers at wholesale prices and allow you to take the 

 fclr fmm the depot, hitch up to it, try the springs, running qualities, see 

 triiimiinL's, finish and style before yori decide to keep it. N :> more buying 

 :at in the bag, sight unseen." They know the quality of their goods and 

 willing to let them sell on their merits. Write for free catalogue, 

 KALAMAZOO CARRIAGE AND HARNESS CO., 



Box 53 Kalamazoo* Mschigan. 



Maule's (^^ "^ ^^'"^* f^^ '^'^^ 

 Seed Catalogue * 



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You should, bv all nivai 

 modrrn oafalOB""' ">•' modern linien. 



It is brimful and overtlowint^ with good thiiif^cs in 

 vegetable, farm and flower seeds, flowering 

 plants, fruits, bulbs, etc. It conlainH 35 

 novelties in vegetable!* and floneri* 

 never olTered before, has 136 large pages, 

 seven handsome colored plates and hundreds of 

 illustrations. It gives practical, up-to-date cul- 

 tural directions and offers many cash prizes. 

 The first edition alone costs over f30,000, so while 

 we send it free to all customers, we must ask 

 others to send 10 cents for it, which amount they 

 may deduct from their first order. You will 

 make a mistake if you do not write to-dav for this 

 the Novelty Seed Book of tlie year. Address, 

 WH. HEBfR'T DIAITEii;. Philadelpbia. 



3D4t 



Pleasi 



the Be 



rial. 



50VARIETIES. 



200-Egg Incubator 

 for SI2oOO 



Perfect in construction and 



action. Hatches every fertile 



egg. Write for catalogue to-day. I 



GEO. H. STAHL, Quincy. III. 



Please mention the Bee Journal. 



of the Bee Journal correspondents, 

 but I seem to be as successful with 

 them as the averag-e. 



I have taken quite an interest in the 

 different methods of rearing queens, 

 and of introducing them ; also caging 

 and sending thru the mails. I have 

 read many of the bee books and pa- 

 pers, and until recently never read any 

 objection to rearing queens on dry 

 sticks, caging them when full of eggs. 

 Some think that a strong colony in the 

 hight of the honey-flovp is about as 

 good a time to rear a prolific queen as 

 any. H. T. GikFORd. 



Brevard Co., Fla., Jan. 19. 



Nothing but Fall Honey. 



Bees did not do much the past sea- 

 son. There was a great deal of white 

 clover, but no honey in it to speak of. 

 We had nothing but fall honey, and 

 very little of that. Wm. Wilson. 



St. Joseph Co., Mich., Jan. 25. 



Light Honey-Flow— Feeding Bees. 



The past year was a hard one on bee- 

 keepers in this locality. From June 

 1st the bees did not get a living from 

 the flowers until about the first of 

 September, when the asters yielded 



HG MOHEY IN POULTRY 



Bl 

 Our LARGE POULTRY CUICE 

 explains alL W npth »ar> to iin\ore. 



The larcest, tiwst and n...sl i,.ii,,.|,Ce 1,,., k .■^;^ t,„b- 

 lishedin colors. fonlainso>or 175 newlHustrallops, 

 hundreds of vahiahle recipes and i.l.ins .and HOW TO 

 JIAKE POI'LTHY pay. Sent posliaid for 16 cent.. 



JOHN BAUSCHER.JR.,Bn 94, Freeport, liu 



Please mention Bee Journal ■w> en ■writing. 



Sl£L^ifT Ikf nniL 



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Direct to Consumers. 



Our nandnomeCataloc tree, costing 

 ODtainea 144 pa°:e3, with 1500 illui 



15,000 a 

 from 151075%. Mostl 

 for I'Oc to pay costof msilingr, | 



jlete bookof itetind. , , 



■h will be refunded with firatorder. Valuable book o( refer- 

 and onehtto bein every household, Get it; keep It ha 



Her Chemical Cn., Dept 13 > Chlcaf 



»*Tbe OoljIIlail Order Drug Uau&e in the World." 



(jA13t Please mention the Bee Journal. 



I BEESIPPLIES! I 



f§ 49'Root's Qoods at Root's Prices"^ ^: 



.^> PonDER's Honey-Jars and every- ^• 



O-Root's Qoods at Root's Prices"^ 



PonDER's Honey-Jars and every- 

 thing used by bee-keepers. Prompt 

 Service— low freig-ht rate. Catalog 

 free. WALTER S. POUDER, 

 512 Mass. Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. 



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Plesise mention Bee Journal when writing. 



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ELECTRIC " GOODS 



Thousands of farmers all over the country know that 

 the name "Electric" stands for the highest quality, the 

 greatest durability, the lowest isrice. Everything put out 

 of our factory carries the reputation of being "as good as 

 money can hinj." 



Electric Metal Wheels 



of all sizes and varieties, to fit any axle on any vehicle or 

 farm implement, either director staggered oval steel spokes. 



Electric Handy Wagon^ 



the neatest, strongest, most durable, easiest to load wagon 

 made. Metal wheels, any width of tire, any height from 

 24 to 5G inches. Best angle steel hounds. 



Tanks of All Kinds. 



Sheep Dipping Tanks, Watering Tanks and Feed 

 Troughs of all shapes and sizes. 



Trucks 



for engines, water tanks, etc. Send for new catalog. We 

 ship our goods auywliere and guarantee to save vdu money. 



ELECTRIC WHEEL COMPANY, 



Box 1 6» QUINCY, ILLS. 



