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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



Jan. 4, 1906 



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EVERY FARMER NEEDS 

 A GOOD TELEPHONE 



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IT'S CHEAPER TO 

 TALK THAN WALK 



A telephone on the farm is a "saver" in a great 

 many ways. It increases the working force by 

 decreasing the necessity for so many trips to 

 town and to the neighbors. It adds security by 

 providing means for quick communication in 

 time of misfortune and distress. There is no 

 question as to the telephone being a paying in- 

 vestment for the farmer. The only question is, 

 which telephone is the best for the farmer to buy? 



Stromberg- Carlson 

 Telephones 



are built better than the ordinary telephone, so 

 that they are especially adapted to the farmer's 

 use. Every piece and part that go to make 

 up a complete telephone are made by skilled 

 specialists in our own plant — the largest inde- 

 pendent telephone factory in the world — made 

 with minute care and thoroughly tested before 

 leaving our hands; that's why they give best 

 service, that's why there are more of them in use 

 than of all others combined, that's why it is the 

 telephone to buy. Many other good reasons are 

 contained in our new book, "How the Tele- 

 phone Helps the Farmer," which will in- 

 terest you if you are going to buy one or 

 a hundred telephones. Write today — 

 ask for book 80-L — we send it free. 



Stromhcrg-Cnrlson Tel. Mfg. Co. 



Rochester, N. Y. Chicago, III. 



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Mention Bee Journal when writing. 



BEE - SUPPLIES 



Everything the bee-keeper needs. Distributing house for Lewis' Goods at Factory 

 Prices. Now is the time to buy for next season. 



Cash Orders for regular Supplies before February, 

 6 percent Discount. 



FINE EXTRACTED HONEY in cans or barrels. The best the world can produce 

 Samples S cents, to pay postage and packing. How much can you use? Prices quoted quick 

 on the quantity you mention. 



We buy BEESWAX at all times in the year. Send for our Catalog and "Special" 

 — free. 



CM C^rtTT J? f*C\ 1004 east Wash. Street 

 ■ lYI. OVSW I & L/V/. INDIANAPOLIS. IND. ** ** ** 







WORTH OF 



SEEDS 



We will also send, if you write at once for our 1906' 



catalog, one packet of a Rare Variety and one Fine Rose 



Bush that will bear beautiful roses this year. Enclose with 



your request a dime or five two-cent stamps to pay packing 



and postage and all will be sent to your address prepaid. 



You can then select any packet seeds you wish from catalog to 



amount of due bill. You can also see the many new things we have 



catalogued this year in addition to our regulat high-grade, pure-bred 



Farm and Garden Seeds, which give universal satisfaction because they 



grow good crops. Sit down and write for catalog now — lest you forget. 



« A. A. BERRY SEED CO.. BOX 49. CLAR.INDA, IOWA 





Mention Bee Journal when writing. 



s2l r e HONEY-JARS 



The No. 25 Hooey-Jar, Porcelain Cover, Metal 

 Screw Cap, absolutely tight, holding One Pound 

 of Honey, Net, in shipping-cases of one gross 

 each: 



1 gross lots $4.50 per gross 



5 " " 4.00 " 



Also in strong RE-SHIPPING CASES of two 

 dozen each, heavy corrugated partitions, sides, 

 top and bottom— a perfect protection — 



1 case lots $1.00 per case 



5 " 95 " 



10 " -90 " 



Eight-ounce Tumblers, tin caps, 3 dozen in re- 

 shipping case: 



5 case lots, per case, 3 doz 85c 



10 " " " 80c 



20 " " " 75c 



F.O.B. New York. Prompt shipment on re* 

 ceipt of order. 



HILDRETH & SEQELKEN, 

 265 &. 267 GREENWICH ST., NEW YORK, N. Y. 



HAtf Please mention the Bee Journal. 



For Sale-2 5,000 Lbs. Si 



Spanish-needle Extracted Honey put up in new 



60-lb. tin cans — 6c a pound for the lot, or 6}£c 



for less, F. J. GUNZEL, Weiner, Ark. 



44Atf Please mention the Bee Journal. 



FOR SALE 



Until further notice, fineBt quality new crop 

 California Water-White White Sage and Light 

 Amber HONEY in 60-lb. tins, 2 in a case; new 

 cans and new cases. Write for prices and sam 

 pies, and state quantity you want. 



HILDRETH & SEGELKEN 



265 & 267 Greenwich Street, New York, N.Y 



34Atf Please mention the Bee Journal. 



WANTED 



Fancy White Comb Honey in Non-Drip 

 Shipping-Cases; also White Clover Honey in 

 cans and barrels. Please send samples and 

 state your lowest price, delivered here. We 

 pay spot cash upon receipt of goods. 



QRIOGS BROTHERS 



521 Monroe Street. - TOLEDO, OHIO. 

 ■UAH Please mention the Bee Journal. 



Big Discounts 

 on Bee-Supplies 



The following discounts apply on all orders 

 except honey- packages for current use: 

 For cash orders before Oct. 1—10 percent 



Nov. 1 9 percent I Feb. 1 6 percent 



Dec. 1 8 " March 1.... 4 " 



Jan. 1 7 " | April 1 2- " 



We handle LEWIS' GOODS, and carry a 

 large stock, which insures prompt shipment. 

 Catalog free. Address, 



LOUIS HANSSEN'S SONS, 



213 & 215 W. 2d Street, DAVENPORT, IOWA 

 38Atf Please mention the Bee Journal. 



Trees, Plants & Seeds yuQ 



THAT GROW Ss<lS\^ 



* ^\/s e e d e 



very cheap 



Bestquality. Good bear 

 ers. Low prices. Appl> 

 4c; Plum and Cherry 

 12c: Peach 4e; all/ 

 budded; Con- y^^ 

 cord GrapeSv^fc^A 1 

 2c; Fores tsC&S ' 



Freight paid 

 s. Cal 



Tree 

 lings 



ft 1000. 



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■fas' on trees. Cata- 

 logue, English or 

 German, free, write 

 for it todav. Address 

 GERMAN NURSERIES. 

 Box 30 Beatrice, Web. 



-PURE ALFALFA-* 



HONEY 



IN 60-POUND CANS 

 We have a good supply of Pure Alfalfa 



HONEY in 60-pound cans that we can 

 ship by return freight at these prices : 2 cans, 

 boxed, at 8% cents a pound ; 4 or more cans at 

 one time, 8 cents a pound — all f.o.b. Chi- 

 cago. Cash with order. Sample, by mail, 8 

 in stamps, to cover package and postage. 

 Address, 



YORK HONEYIK^CO. 



141-H3 Ontario St., CHICAGO, ILL. 



