American Hee Journal 



July, 1 90S'. 



RASPBERRY HONEY 



My brother and myself Iiave five apiaries 

 in the wild red raspberry reifiun of Northern 

 Michiifan, where we are harvestinif a crop 

 of unusually fine quality. Not a i^ound is 

 extracted until it has been thoroughly rip- 

 ened and sealed over, and it is thick, rich 

 and delicious. 



We are putting it up in bright, new. 60-lb.. 

 tin cans, two in a case (and the ends of the 

 cases are bound with hoop-iron to protect 

 them in shipment), and offering it at ten 

 cents a pound— $12.00 for a case of two 

 cans. To some this may seem a trifle high 

 in price, but it must be remembered 

 that it costs more to produce such 

 honey as this, and it is worth more: besides. 



to a certain extent it is a novelty, it is kasv- 

 BERRY honey, a honey with a flavor all its 

 own. a flavor that smacks of the wild, red 

 raspberry of the woods. Jt is the honey that 

 won the gold medal at the Jamestown Ex- 

 position against all other honeys from all 

 over the United States. The dealer who 

 builds up a trade with this honey can hold 

 it against all odds. 



If not acquainted with this honey, send 

 me ten cents and I'll mail you a generous 

 sample and the ten cents may apply on the 

 first order that you send. 



W. Z. HUTCHINSON, Flint, Mich. 



LISTEN! 



Do You Hear Those 

 Bees Working? 



^^^~^^^^^^^^^~~^^'^"^~' Soon they will want room or will swarm. 

 Have you got your Hives and Supplies? If not, send your order at 

 once. If you have A. I. Root Co.'s Catalog you can order from it. We 

 sell their goods at their factory prices. We can fill your orders prompt- 

 ly now. Write for further information and our 40-page catalog. 5A>t 

 JOHN NEBEL & SON SUPPLY CO., High Hill, Monlgomery Co., Missouri. 



23 YEARS IN THE BEE-BLSINESS 



MAKE MORE MONEY ON FRUIT 



Everyone who grows fruit should be interested in getting more profit 

 from his fruit crops. 



THE FRUIT GROWER 



ST. JOSEPH, miSSOURI 



is handsomely illustrated. 76-p. monthly. Treats of fruit-growing, gar- 

 dening, poultry-raising, on a large or small scale. Every farmer needs 

 it. $1 a year, but will be sent three months free on trial if you will 

 notify us to stop, or subscribe after trial. 



THE FRUIT GROWER^ BOX 402, ST. JOSEPH, MO. 



Headquarters National Bee-Kee pers' Ass'n, Oct. 13, 14, 15. 1908. 



Th^WAYNE HOTEL and PAVILION, 



DETROIT. MICHIGAN 



Only First Class Hotel in the City overlooking the Beautiful Detroit River. 

 American and European Plan. Popular Rates. 



5A6t J. R. HAYES, Propr. 



^,1 .nd desc 



"A Book ^tore in your iiome." 



free. Wr.le foday. W,. nu.r.nlee gual.ly and vdIu 



Write (or catalog. 



1 m>,l order Book t<ou>e ,n iho world. 48 years in bu.me.s. 



THE FRANKlIN-TURNER CO., 65-71 Ivy St., Atlanta, Ga 



FOR SAlE=Queens 



select unt<'..tcil. 7n' ,afl, , li-atcd. SI eHch. 



lied, c I c 

 Btoek. \i 



f»OC CftCtl. 



f.Afit 



. SI eHch. Nu 



H.A.ROSS, 1709 Upper "secoild St., E»ansvllle, Ind; 



Mention Bee Jonrnnl vrhen vrrltlUK. 



CARNIOLAN QUEENS and ITALIANS 



Untested. 75c. Tested. Jl.OO 

 5A4t CEO. E. KRAMER. Valencia, Pa. 



ITALIAN QUEENS 



Large, prolific Queens of the Moore 

 strain. Nice to handle, and extra good 

 workers. 60c. each; $6 per doz. ($3.25 

 for 6.) Begin shipping about June 2Sth. 

 A few Selected Breeders at $3.50 each, 

 ready DOW. 6A4t 



S. F. TREGO. Swedona. III. 



What's 



the 



Matter 



With 



Hilton? 



WH Y ! 



He has got his new 

 goods fresh from 

 The A. I. Root fac- 

 tory, and his 1908 

 catalog, and wants 

 you to send for one 

 free— 40 pages illus- 

 trating and describ- 

 ing Root's goods at 

 Root's prices. Send 

 him a list of what 

 goods you want, and 

 let him tell you how 

 much they will cost 

 you. 



Cash or supplies 



at aU times 



GEORGE E. HILTON 



FREMONT, MICHIGAN 



Choice 

 Queens 

 Only 



ITALIANS and 

 CARNIOLANS 



1 Untested. 75c: 12, 

 $7.50. I Tested. $1.00: 

 12, $11.00. 1 Selected 

 or Breeder, $2.00 to 

 $3.00. 



Nuclei, Full Colonies or Bees by the 

 pound. Write for prices. State quan- 

 tity wanted. 



CHAS. KOEPPEN 



Fredericksburg, Virginia 



Why Not Raise Capons? 



They always have a ready market at higher 

 prices than roosters ; they cost no more to 

 raise, cost no more to feed, and are always 

 in market. Did vou ever hear of a plut in the 

 capon market? No; the supply is always less 

 than the demand. Why not get in line, make 

 capons, and, incidentally, of course make 

 money ? 



Invest a postal card in the business, anv- 

 how. Write to 0. P. Pilling & Son Co., Arch 

 St., Philadelphia, Pa., and ask for their 

 catalog of Caponizing Instruments. They are 



"Easy to Use" and after you have had a little 

 practice you will be able to make money by 

 caponizing your neighbors' stocR at so much per 

 rooster. 



Very full directions accompany these goods 

 and the length of time they have been on the 

 market and the demand for them in all parts 

 of the country is pretty good evidence that 

 they arc both easy and profitable to use. 

 Write now, and please mention the American 

 Bee Journal. 



