158 



Feb. 21, 1907 



American Hee Journal 



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"If Goods are wanted Quick, send to Pouder" 



bee-sOppUes 



Root's Goods ai Root's! Prices 



Everything used by Bee-Keepers. 



POUDER'S HONEY-JARS. Prompt Service. 



Low Freight Rates. .-. .-. .'. Catalog Free. 



BEESV\^AX WfAMTED 



I pay highest market price for beeswax, delivered here, at any time, cash or 

 trade. Make small shipments by express; large shipments by freight, always being 

 sure to attach your name to the package. My large illustrated catalog is free. I 

 shall be glad to send it to you. 



Write for prices on Finest Extracted Soiuy . Certificate guaranteeing purity with 



every shipment. 



SPECIAL DISCOUNTS 



on early 

 orders for 



Supplies... 



WALTER S. POUDER 



513-515 MassaoUiisetIs Ave.. II^iHA.^APOLIS, i:^i>. 



What Would Be 



the condition of bee-keeping had not some ingenious bee-keeper 

 invented and made the itiiig;liani Itee-Smoker and 

 Honey-Kiiile ? 



Bingham fills orders for thousands, every year, from the 

 largest distributors of bee-keepers' supplies, who say they like 

 to sell Bingham's Goods, because they always give satisfaction. 



If you want the BEST, and can't get them handy, you 

 can always get them direct from the original Invenlor 

 and sole niannlaclui-er, at regular prices, per mail. 



It will always be a pleasure to know that you bought 

 Best from the original inventor of such a perfect tool. 

 Respectfully yours, 



T. F. BINGHAM 



the 



Farwell, Mich. 



SE3t 



ITALIAN QIEENS 



' Golden or Leather Colored. One colony of 

 this strain produced 280 fancy sections in one 

 season. OJder now for delivery in season. Un- 

 tested Queen, $1 00; six, $5.00. Tested, $1.50 op. 

 Correspondence solicited. 



ROBERT B. McCAIN, 



2Atf OSWEGO. ILL. R-D. 1. 



Mention Be« Joomal when vrrltlns. 



If you want the Bee-Book 



TViat covers the whole Apicaltnral Field more 



completely tlian any other published, 



send $1.20 to 



Prof. A. J. Cook, Claremont, Cal.. 



FOR HIS 



" Bee-Keeper's Guide." 



Liberal DlfConnU to the Trade. 

 Mention Bee Jonrnal when writlns. 



TRAINLOAD OF BEE SUPPLIES 



ir^ ENROUTE TO 



CO. 



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(V-rx GRAND) RAPltoS, MICH- 



Let ME Quote YOU a PRICE 



I Save You 30 to 50% on 



30 



Days* 



FREE 



Trial 



the pritH- of n Split Hickorv 

 But-'t,'\ Mini you can trv it ^fJ 

 da>s Free. The hickory in 

 my huppies is split with the 

 grain— wou't break like s(iT<'fi/ 

 wootl. All my vehicles are 



^GUARANTEED 

 2 YEARS 



and sold only direct 



from my factory to >oa. 



Write 11 postal for m\ 



liii.' BLigi.'> Book. It illustrates and tells all about 



priL'fs on 1:^^ stales of 



SPLIT HICKORY VEHICLES 



Tells how much better I make buggies, why they 

 are better, and why I save jou half. Also gives 

 photographs of full line of high-grade Harness. 

 Don't luiy till you write me. 



H. C. PHELPS. President Ohio Carriage Mfg. Co. 

 Stallon322 CInclnnall. Ohio 



Big Profits in Capons 



[CAPON 

 TOOLS 



e. P Pilling & Son Co., 



Caponizing is easy — soon 

 learned. Complete outfit 

 with free Instructions 

 postpaid $3.50. 



iGape Worm Extractor 25c 



Poultry Marker 25c 



French Killing KnifeoOC 



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Arch St., Pbiiadelphia ,Pa. 



kPHJi INCUBATORS 

 ^in AND BROODERS 



I T.iue t-ii^-\ an.i pruYoneucL-fBs; ihcufai,.]^ ii 

 I u?e;Buld direct to you at wholaBmiepricea. '. > i 

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i:l Xur«.-rp—A fjatnro no otker ha? — eapliine'i In 

 Ife/rfc Write f..r it (.iJej. 



Boi 52, trotwood, 0. 



To 



introduce this tree 

 and grain new friends we offer a 

 1 vr. tree free to property own- 

 ers. Mailing expense 5 cts. A 

 postal will bring it and our cata- 

 lopwith 6i colored plates. Write today. 

 L The Gardner Nursery Co., Box §15, Osage, la. 



Make More Money 



on Fruit Crops 



Everyone who grrows fruit, whether a large com- 

 mercial grower, or one who has only a few fruit trees, 

 a berry patch or a garden, should be interested in 

 knowing how to get the most protit from hia crops. 



ST JOSEPH. 



MISSOURI 



s the only magazine in America which is devoted ex- 

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 handsomely iliustrated. and contains 

 from 36 to Tti pages each month. It tells 

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 Brother Jonathaji Fruit Books — the best in existence. 



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The Fruit-Grower Co.. Box 15,St.Joseph.Mo. 



I accept your FREE three month's trial offer. At 

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