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Oct. 25, 1906 



American Iter Journal 



ONE WEEK MORE 



These two important offers are 

 limited to Nov. 1st. 



6 PERCENT DISCOUNT 



For orders accompanied with cash before Nov. 1st. This is large 

 interest on jour money. Better make out your order and send it to- 

 day. Discounts grow less each month. 



5 percent for cash with order before Dec. 1st 

 4 " " " " Jan. 1st 



3 " " " " Feb. 1st 



2 " " " " Mar. 1st 



1 " " " " Apr. 1st 



The discount will not apply to tin and glass honey-packages, 

 scales, glass, paint, bushel-boxes, hot-bed sash, labels, printing, comb- 

 foundation machines, books, and other special or miscellaneous goods 

 except where a few such items not exceeding 10 percent of the entire 

 order, are included in a general order. The discount 16 intended to 

 apply to hives, frames, sections, comb foundation, section-holders, 

 separators, extractors, smokers, shipping-cases, zinc, and miscella- 

 neous implements used in bee-keeping ordered early for use the fol- 

 lowing season, and only when cash accompanies the order, or is paid 

 before the dates named. 



THIRD PHOTO CONTEST 



Our contest is open to all readers of the American Bee Journal. 

 Look over your photos and see if you haven't one or more suitable to 

 enter. If you have a good photo, you stand an excellent chance of 

 winning a prize. 



PRIZES 



Class A — Photos of general interest, excluding swarms and 

 apiaries. Prizes: First, $5; second, $3; third, $2; fourth, ABC, cloth. 



Class R — Photo of swarms. Prizes: First, $3; second, §2; 

 third, A B C of Bee-Culture; fourth, Gleanings one year. 



Class C — Photo of apiary. Prizes: First, $3; second, $2; third, 

 A B C of Bee-Culture. 



Special — Photos that do not win prizes but which we can U6e 

 will be awarded a prize of $1 each. 



CONDITIONS 



Contest closes Nov. 1st. All photographs should be marked " For 

 Contest," and have name and address attached. Prize-winning photos 

 become our property. No photo returned unless stamps are sent. We 

 prefer unmounted prints toned to a light-reddish color on solio paper. 



CHAFF-HIVES 



For winter or summer, there i6 no better hive for your bees than 

 our dovetailed chaff. It protects against extreme heat and against 

 extreme cold. You can always successfully winter a colony out-of- 

 doors in one. For comb-honey production, it is par excellence, as 

 its warmth permits unchecked comb building. Ask for our catalog 

 giving complete description and prices. 



SHIPPING-CASES 



Don't pack your fancy honey in poor shipping-cases. Put it in 

 our Non-Drip cases and see how much better prices you get. Cases 

 made of selected basswood in all sizes. See Catalog. 



AIKIN HONEY-BAGS 



Granulated honey is proving a great attraction in the market. It's 

 easy to put up if packed in our Aikin Honey-Bag. It sells easy. It 

 puts your honey in reach of every one, as the cost includes no expen- 

 sive glass packages, and the breakage sure to occur with their use. 



HONEY-JARS 



We carry a great variety of styles and sizes. Carefully packed 

 so breakage is reduced to a minimum. Your grocer likes to handle a 

 handsome package, as it sells faster. Try our Simplex Jar. Stocks 

 at all branches and most agencies. Remember, we print honey-labels 

 —50 varieties to select from. Write us. 



Alabama 



*Wetumpka J. M. Jenkins 



Canada. 



Toronto E. Grainger & Co. 



California 



♦Fresno Madary Planing Mill 



*Los Angeles California National 



Honey Producers' Association 

 Colorado 



Denver The L. A. Watkins Mdse. Co. 



Fruita Fruita bruit and Produce Ass'n 



■lislrict ©i Columbia 



Washington The A. I. Root Co. 



(jieorgia 



Savannah Howkins & Rush 



124 Liberty St. 

 Illinois 



Chicago The A. I. Root Co. 



144 East Erie Street. 

 Indiana 



Indianapolis Walter S. Pouder 



Evansvllle Vlckery Bros. 



Iowa 



Des Moines J seph Nysewander 



Kansas 



Augusta Carl F. Buck 



* These dealers buy 



Address Nearest Agent Below : 



Mississippi 



Brazelia George A. Hummer 



Massachusetts 



Boston H. H. Jepson. 182 Friend Street 



Lyonsville W. W. Cary & Son 



Maine 



Mechanic Falls The A. I. Root Co. 



Maryland 



Baltimore Rawlins Implement Co. 



Michigan 



Bell Branch M H. Hunt & Son 



Fremont George E Hilton 



Minnesota 



St. Paul The A. I. Root Co. 



1024 Mississippi Street. 



Missouri 



High Hill Jno Nebel & Son Supply Co. 



Springfield Springfield Seed Co. 



St. Louis Blanke & Hauk 



New Mexico 



Carlsbad Edward Scoggin 



Mew York 



Syracuse The A. I. Root Co. 



New York City The A. I. Root Co. 



44 Vesey Street. 



our goods in carload lots but supplement them wi 



Ohio 



Columbus Grove McAdams Seed Co. 



Toledo Griggs Bros., 521 Monroe St. 



Zanesville E. W. Pierce 



Cincinnati C. H. W. Weber 



2146 Central Avenue 



Oregon 



Portland Portland Seed Co. 



I* -iin»j h'iiiiia 



Dn Bois Prothero & Arnold 



Philadelphia The A. I. Root Co. 



10 Vine Street 



Wllliamsport E. E. Pressler 



633 Lycoming Street 



Texas 



Dallas Texas Seed and Floral Co. 



San Antonio Udo Toepperwein 



Uvalde D. M. Edwards 



Utah 



Ogden The Superior Honey Co. 



Virginia 



Spottswood W. E. Tribbett 



local-made goods. 



THE A. I. ROOT CO., Medina, Ohio 



