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IS IT WORTH IT? 



Can You Save the dollar? Mr. Beekeeper, is it 



worth your while to read the American Bee Journal 



at $1.00 a year? Since the journal was taken 



over by the Dadants six years 



ago they have added many ^^ PRACTICAL 



new things. One of these is a OTTFFN 



crop and market page. It is a ^ 



full page devoted to crop and 



market conditions from April 



to January — just what the 



beekeeper needs. 



Here is what one beekeeper thinks about it: 



REARING" 



Had I been taking your Journal last year 

 I no doubt would have received more 

 for my honey. I sold for ten cents and 

 was led to believe that this was a good 

 price at the time, but in a few days I 

 saw in your Journal that the crop was 

 short and prices were likely to be much 

 higher and this proved to be true. 



GEO. M. MILLER. 

 Woodland, California 



AND THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 

 COSTS ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. 



By Frank C. Pellett 



Is a new cloth-bound book 

 of over 100 pages, finely il- 

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 Mr. Pellett has had much 

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 the larger queen breeders 

 have given him an insight 

 into standard methods with 

 practical application. All 

 the different methods are 

 described. 



Put in a form so that it 

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Price, postpaid, $1.00, or 

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