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Ijed all others in the Governineiit experiments. It exceeded the Given by i)}4. per 

 cent, and all the rest by 24^2. See Sept. Review, 1W)4, Tlie Largest, Most Compre- 

 hensive Catalog of everything needed in the Apiary, Fkeb. Cash for Beeswax, or 

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SOUTHERN HOME of'tue Hoiej'Eee, Bees Scooped ! 



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Where you can buy queens as f<o<>d as the best, 

 either from au imported or a Golden Italian 

 mother ; guaranteed to be free from paralysis, 

 at 75 cents each, 6, «4 00 ; 12, $7 .W. Tested, $1.00 

 each : 6, $5.' ; 12, $9.00. After .June 1st. 50 cents 

 each for untested; H, $2..50; 12, »4.00. Tested, 75 

 cents each ; (), $4.00; 12. $7.50. (rood breeders 

 $2.00 each. Straight five banded or " faultless " 

 queens, $2.50 ench. Bees by the pound, 75 cents 

 a pound. All our jjolden, tested queens produce 

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 l-95-9t. Clarksville, Texas. 



.''.enac rriKririufl the RnvitilV. 



IF YOU WANT THE 



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That covers the whole apicultural field more 

 completely than any other published, send $1.25 

 to Prof. A J. (^ook, Claremont, California for 

 his 



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Liberal Discounts to the Trade. 



Headquarters 



For those large, beautiful, golden Italians, the 

 great honey gatherers. One untested queen, 80c , 

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 $2 M. (.)n.' trnted. fl.M. One select tested, $2.(XI. 

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Nearly 200 pages practical and interesting 



Reading for Bee - Keepers 



Kor only liOctw. 



The Kansas Bee • Journal, 



Monthly, Young and Lively. .Send for Sample. 

 Address, KANSAS HEB - .JOURNAL, 



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 F<;ATA.I.,0GUE— describing everything 

 useful to a URK-RKKPER. Address 

 'J\ O. M«*wmuii, 147 So.Westeni Ave., Chicago. 



I have frt last succeeded in (iuying all the bees 

 within 2}^ miles of my home apiary, except five 

 colonies, and these I have Italianized and have 

 permission to control their drones. This prac- 

 tically gives me a clear tield for breeding pure 

 Italian queens. I have had over twenty year's 

 experience in breeding and experimenting with 

 Italian (jueens and bees, and 1 now breed "for 

 business" from my own importations and Doo- 

 little's "Best." Poor stock is costly as a gift. 



One colony of Italians in single story, ^S-frame, 

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 .(iMa, 2.00. Select tested queen, $3 00. After 

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('ontracts for hybrid and black bees in quan- 

 tities solicited, and if dcsirrd will furnish them 

 with tested or untested Italian (lueens on reason- 

 able terms. 



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Spring Hill, Maury ( "o., Tenn. 



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Beginners should have a copy of the .\mateur 

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