THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW 



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National Bee -Keepers' 

 Association 



OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION 



The objects of this Association shall be to 

 aid its members in the business of bee-keeping; 

 to help in the sale of their honey and beeswax, 

 and to promote the interests of bee-keepers in 

 any other direction decided upon by the Board 

 of Directors. 



OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE BOARD. 



President — Geo. W. York, Chicago, 111. 

 \'ice-Pres. — Morley Pettit, Guelph, Ont. 

 Secretary — E. B. Tyrrell, Dotroit, Mich. 

 Treas.-Clen'l Mgr. — N. E. France, Piattsville, 

 Wis. 



DIRECTORS. 



I". D. Townsend. Remus, Mich, 

 Wesley I'oster, Boulder. Colo. 

 1". Wilcox, Mauston, Wis. 

 .1. K. Crane, iMiddlebury. Vt. 

 .1. M. Buchanan, Franklin, Tenn, 



Annual Membership $1.50, one-third, or 50 

 cents of which goes to the local branch where 

 such branch is organized. Send dues to the 

 Secretary. 



%Potatoe 



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•Izer's Potntoes are known tb** 

 world over for extreme earliuess. 



Theeditor of the Rural Niw Yorker fMi 

 gives to Salzer'g Burliest Pmrito the a: 

 I touishing yield of 464 bushels per acrel 



r Salzer's Earliest Potato Collection. 



Composed of four rare earliest and ' 

 Mater sort, separately packed, full Aveight, 

 bbl. ouly $4.00. Catalog tells! ' 



For 16 Cents. 



, lO.OOOkernclsofsplendid Lettuce, Radish,/ 

 (Tomato. Cabbage, Turuip, Onion, Celery, I 

 ' y, Carrot, Melon and Flower Seeds 

 iug bushels of vegetables and 

 flowers for lOc postpaid. 

 Big vegetable and farm seed cata- 

 ; free fur the asking. 



>JohnA.SalzerSeedCo.,i, - 

 213 6o. 8tli St., La Crosse, WjB.V't 



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W. H. Laws 



will be ready to take care of your queen 

 orders, whether large or small, the coming 

 season. Twenty-five years of careful breed- 

 ing brings Laws' queens above the usual 

 standard; better let us book your orders 

 now. 



Tested queens in March; untested, after 

 April 1st. About 50 first-class breeding- 

 queens ready at any date. 



Prices: Tested, $1.25; 5 for $5.00; Breed- 

 ers, each $5.00. Address 



W. H. Laws, Beeville, Texas. 



SECTIONS 



^ We make a specialty of 

 manufacturing Sedions. 

 ^ Prompt shipments on all 

 Bee-Keepers' supplies. 

 CATALOGUE FREE 



AUG. LOTZ & CO. 



BOYD, WISCONSIN 



At Last — ^A Comfortable Motorcyde 



The Ful-Floteing seat on the new 

 Harley-Uavidson Motortscle eliminates 

 jolts, jars and all vibrations. The Free- 

 wheel Control, another exclusive fea- 

 I tare makes it possible to start the 

 Harley-Davidson like an aatomobile, 

 witiiout pedaling or running alongside 

 I to start motor. Write for catalog. 



H«Tfcy-D«Tidiwi Motor Co.. 344 A St.. Mihraakee 



G E IN U I X E CARMOJ>A.\ AI.P! E 

 <iUEEIVS. My breeders were imported direct 

 from Carniola, Austria. They are very hardy, 

 large and gentle, great hustlers, and white cap- 

 pei-s. I also have fine Italians and Banats bred 

 in separate yards, 75 cents each, $8 Doz. Cir- 

 cular free. GRANT ANDERSON, San 

 Beitito, Texas. 



American Butter & Cheese CHAS. ISRAEL & BROS. 



Co. 488-490 Canal St,. New York 



Wholesale Dealers and Commission Merchants 



31-33 Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. in 



Honey, Bees-«ax, 3Iaple Sugar and 



Always in the market for choice Syrup, Etc. 



comb honey. Write us. i Consignments solicited. Established 1875. 



