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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



July 15 



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WHAT'S IN A NAME? 



That depends on whose name it is. It depends upon what the name represents. It depends upon 

 the quality of the goods the name represents. It is NOT the name that makes DADANT'S FOUN- 

 DATION so well known and well liked, but it is the Quality of the Goods. That's what backs 

 up the name, and the QUALITY is backed by thirty years of successful experience in foundation-making. 



EVERY INCH of DADANT'S FOUNDATION is equal to the best inch we can make. Do not 

 fail to insist on Dadant's make when you order your foundation Accept no substitute, even though the 

 dealer claims his foundation is made by the same process. 



It is the PURIFYING PROCESS that counts. Our method of purifying has been unequaled for 

 years. This method leaves every essential in the pure beeswax, and our foundation does not have the 

 odor of wax cleansed with acids. 



That is why several large honey-producers who have tested our foundation side by side with other 

 makes, have found ours to be the best, and the best liked by the bees. 



Do not sell your beeswax until you get our quotations. We have received, up to April I, over 

 80,000 pounds of beeswax for our 1909 trade. We will need over «0,000 pounds more before January 

 1, 1910. Drop us a card and get our prices. 



Agents for DADANT'S FOUNDATION in every part of the United States. 



Dadant & Sons, Hamilton, Illinois 



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SAVE YOUR HONEY 



Use 



American Honey 

 Cans and Pails 



The distinct advantages of cans for packing extract- 

 ed honey, over the old-style packages, is so pronounced 

 that not one of the leading bee-keepers to-day would 

 think of going back to the old way. 



The risk of leakage is eliminated ; there is no 

 chance of breakage, to say nothing of the absolute su- 

 periority of the cans in other directions. 

 We have designed three styles which are used exclusively for honey-contain- 

 ers. The Friction-top Cans and Pails are provided with large openings for filling 

 and emptying, and are readily opened and closed. The Square Can with Screw 

 Top packs well and ships safely. The round Can, encased in wood, containing (50 

 pounds, and provided with wire-bail handle, was especially designed for the pack- 

 ing of honey. Write for special prices to bee-keepers. 



American Can Company 



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