THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW, 



DID YOU KNOW THAT 



Fixed Frairnes ^re tbe R^ge ? 



Well, the (lues+ion wi"h many is. which one 

 cii.'itoiners have almost uniformly elee'ied in the 



) a'l'ii>t. After offering for 

 orders the .justly popular 



lie several styles, our 



HOFFA\AN FRAA\B, 



For tlieLangs'roth, or any Hive of that size, 

 such as *he Dovetailed, 'hey are unques.ionably 

 he bes''. They are not stuck up with burr 

 combs, are self spacing, the most rapidly hand- 

 led, and always ready for rough handling, such 

 as for slapping and moving to out yards. The 

 top bar has a moulded comb guide as shown, 

 an'l is 1 1-32 in. wide and ^s in. thick. The end 

 bus are wi ened at the top, and on one side 

 arc brought to a blunt knife edge. The bottom 

 Ij.ir I'- A in ftiinare, so the bees will build their 

 comb'- down "o iL Queens can'" hide be'^ween 

 1" and the comb, and it does not catch and roll 

 over *he bees m drawing the frame out of the 

 hi\e. This frame costs a little more than the 

 old style thin top bar frames, but, Oh, my, how 

 much better ! As a good frame will las* a life 

 time, get a grtod one. Price $1.70 per 10(>: 

 $15.00 per 1,000. 



OUR DOVETAILED HIVE, 



In faC all our Hives uouiijle e, n )W hive tlie N.-\v Hjtfm in Frdiii.- with the other inside furni'ure. 

 Although Mie nesv frame is m')re expensive w.mju' up 'he hive combina'ioas a tlif same price. 

 Speaking of the DOVETAILED HIVE, remember we were the originators of this Hive, and are the 

 only ones who have put any substantial improvements on i+. 1" is now out selling all our o her 

 hives put together. If you wan* the latest as well as those made upon some new and expensive au*o. 

 ma'ic machinery on which the dovetailing is a clean cut. buy of us or our dealers. Send for our 

 o2 Page Caalogue of Bee Supplies which will give full par^^iculars. The information in i* will be 

 worth much 'o you. 



Please mention the Reu.eu,. ^. I. ROOT, f^^«Jina, Ob^O. 



A ^ f\t\ Don't you want large, beauti- 

 ^ \l 11 \m ful Queens, producing Bees that 



I /> yi A will just please you fully ? Well. 

 X V V Lj ■ my I*alians are in *he lead — so 

 my customers say. 1,048 queens 

 sold and have heard of only two mismated. 

 Orders booked now and will be filled in rotation. 

 10 per cent off on all cash orders received during 

 January. Warranted Queen $1.00; (5 for $4..i0. 

 A select Breeding Queen, yellow to the tip, $2.00. 

 Will begin shipping May 1st. 



W. H. LAWS, Lavaca, Ark. 



Bee Hives, Sections, Etc. 



We make the best goods and sell them cheap. 



Our sections are far the best in the market. 



Oar works turn out the most goods of any 

 factory in the world. 



Oar goods are known as the best throughout 

 the United States and Europe. 



Write for free, illustrated catalogue and price 

 list. G. B. LEWIS CO., 



11-91-tf Watertown, Wisconsin. 



V^y CzvtZklogu* of Apizk^rizin 

 Supplies is fr««; njy p^rppblct, 

 " How I Pro<luce Corrjb Hon«y , " 

 Cost5 Five ct5. G«o. E. HiltOHf 

 Freroont, /^icb- i2-9U6i 



$50.00 IftCH fOR 



Queens is a large sum, but I feel confiden* that 

 thisseason 1 stiall send out many Queens pro- 

 ducing the 



SiX-BftNOEO mim 



Bees, and I will give that sum for a Queeij tha* 

 produces Bees with six yellow bands. See my 

 ad. in the Dec. Review. Prices on 



mm Bfiss 



Next month, or send name for Catalogue. Don't 

 fail. Prices average lower than befo'e. Be*ter 

 facilities than ever or than any o*her lireeder. 

 Send now to 



JACOB T. TIMPE. 

 Grand Ledge, Mich., U.S.A. 



—If you are going to— 



BUY A BUZZ - SAW^, 



write to the editor of the Keview. He has a 

 new Barnes saw to sell and would be glad to 

 make you happy by telling you the price at 

 which he would sell it. 



