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THE BEE-KEEPERS' .'REVIEW. 



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between rearing queens for quantity and qualit}-. I 

 am trying my best to rear the best queens possible. 

 My breeding queen is one of the best Doolittle ever 

 reared. He writes " Can you let me have queens 

 from the one you got of me last 3^ear? " During the 

 season when conditions are most favorable, I rear a 

 large number of queens, selecting the very best cells 

 and virgins. The very best of these are used to re- 

 queen the poorer ones in my own yard, and for select 

 and breeding queens My untested queens are given 

 the best attention, and reared under the best possible 

 condition, and from the best of mothers. Some of the 

 best cells that are sealed when the best colonies swarm 

 are used. All queens are warranted to be good ones. 



Prices: Untested, 60 cts.; one doz., $6.00; select, 

 single queen, 85 cts.; six for $4.50; tested, $1.00; six 

 for $5.00. Selected, tested, $1.50. Breeders, $2.50; 

 the very best, $4.00. Write for circular. 



Harry Lathrop writes : "I have bought queens 

 from different breeders, and never got any that were 

 better than those I got of you." 



My bees are the Golden or Five- Banded Ital- 

 ians, and they give me more honey than any other 

 bees I have tried. 



13. CASE, Port Urange, Florida. 



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