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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



Feb. 15, 1906 



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My proposition is the best one yet. The Catalog will tell you all about it. 



Remember, I have been in the business over 20 years, and carry the largest stock in the West. Many thou- 

 sands of dollars worth of goods now on hand, ready for distribution. 



Why put up with inferior goods when you may as well have the best? They cost you no more. In many 



CAN SAVE YOU MONEY 



In all cases I GIVE THE MOST FOR THE MONEY, quality considered. 



Mv shipping facilities are unsurpassed. All points reached by direct lines, thus insuring the LOWEST FREIGHT 

 RATES. A penny invested in a postal card will save you dollars and vexation. Liberal Discounts Now. Address 



JOS. NYSEWANDER, 



565 and 567 West Seventh Street, 



DES MOINES, IOWA. 



Queen Incubator and Brooder — Twin Nucleus=Box 



MAINLY FOR QUEEN-BREEDERS 



Incubator and Brooder allow the bees access to the cells and queens at all 

 times. (Patented July 7, 1903.) Price, $5.00. 



Twin Nucleus and Mating Box has control of the queen by a 3-hole wheel 

 on the outside, with one hole wire-screened, one hole covered with queen-exclud- 

 ing zinc, and the third hole to regulate the size of the entrance. (Patent applied 

 for.) Price, $1.00. 



Cylinder Cagbs. postpaid, each, 10 cents. Queen-Cells, 100 mounted, with 

 sample of Cylinder Cage (sent postpaid,) for 75 cents. 



Breeding Queens, after May 1st — Italian, Imported and Golden Italian, 

 and Carniolan — $2.50 each. Orders booked now and filled in rotation. Send for 

 free Circulars. ARTHUR STANLEY, Dixon, Lee Co., III. 



The Emerson Binder 



This Emerson stiff-board Binder with cloth 

 back for the American Bee Journal we mall for 

 bnt 75 cents; or we will send It with the Bee 

 Journal for one year— both for only $1.50. It Is 

 a fine thing to preserve the copies of the Jour- 

 nal as fast as they are received. If yon have 

 this " Emerson " no further binding is neces- 



S " y " QEORQE W. YORK & CO., 



334 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 



CARFFS RASPBERRIES 



I grow millions of raspberry plants 



at yield luscious fruits. All true 



to name— full of life. They're 



money— coiners that will yield 



$300 PROFIT PER ACRE 



Mj h&ndBome, dcw catalog of email fruit-, fruit 

 ari'l ornamental trees, farm and garden leeds and 

 t»oeral Duracry Btook sent free. Getit — write today. 



W. N, Scarff, New Carlisle, 0. 



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A FEW WORDS ABOUT "TH E ELGIN HIVE" 



Last season, after we had tested " The Elgin " in every particular for the two years pre- 

 ceding, we offered it to the bee-keepers of the country. Although we did not advertise it until 

 late in the summer, we put out a good many of them, and wherever used they gave entire satisfac- 

 tion. There is nothing about " The Elgin " whicn is intended to increase the honey-production 

 or perform other wonders. It is designed with theexpress purpose of saving the apiarist time 

 and labor. When " The Elgin " reaches you the cover as well as the bottom is in one piece— NOT 

 A NAIL TO DRIVE— and you can wait to put the sides and ends together until you need them, 

 and unless the swarm has fully decided to abscond, you'll be there in plenty time— AND NOT A 

 NAIL TO DRIVE. Then, too, if you want at any time to take " The Elgin " apart to store or 

 ship you can do so, and it will not take any more space than so many boards. 



We recommend " The Elgin " to you and guarantee it to the extent— money back if not sat- 

 isfied. 



We also sell the Dovetailed and Langstroth Hives, and a full line of CI JPpI IPS 



Write for our descriptive Circular of " The Elgin " and price-list of * J *-* * ^ ■-<"-•*-' 



The National Supply Company 

 PROFITABLE POULTRY 



You can raise it and make money with our free 64-page 



poultry guide. It tells how to avoid mistakes and failures; 



tells what to breed for biggest profit; how to feed, rear and 



hatch successfully. Tells about Berry's "BIDDY" incubators 



and brooders, the kind that "run" themselves— the kind 



to buy. Contains plans for brooder, colony and poultry 



houses, yards, poultry farms. Also cuts of our pure-bred poultry 



with prices of i>irds and eggs for hatching. It's a book that 



will be appreciated by every one. oc in stamps brings it to your 



home. Berry's Golden Rule Poultry larm, box 7J}, Clarlndu, la. 



FARM 



phone: 



HOME 



^"TT* A telephone 

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 ^^^ to the far- 

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 and in matters that 

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 the real worth is 

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 quicker, by making 

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 not be informed other- 

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 the circus contractor 

 wants to buy hay, 

 'Phone Brown, he's 

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 stander, so the contract goes to Brown. 



'EACO" farm 

 'phones never 

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 call up any sub- 

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 Our book explains 

 how this is done 

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 All ",EACOS" 

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 "How to Buy a 

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