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May 2, 1907 



American fiee Joarnalj 



YOUR MONEY IS GOOD 



You know that. We know that. Every one knows that. If it were not, 

 every one would not be read}- to take it. You and you alone must insist on 

 returns, real returns for the good money 3-ou spend for bee-supplies. If you 

 don't see to it that you get 3'our money's worth no one will. 



NOW WE WANT TO ASK YOU A QUESTION 



Do you know that you are losing money — real, hard-earned money — every 

 time you put a colony of bees into a cheap, poorly fitting hive ? You are, 

 for the good reason that the bees are spending most of their time building 

 over the hive when they ought to be making hone}'. 



HONEY MEANS MONEY 



BEWARE 



WHERE YOU BUY YOUR 



BEEWARE 



WIS! 





MAKES THE FINEST 



Thus more than the money that you think you are saving when you bu}- a 

 cheap hive the bees are losing for you " hand over fist," and j-ou don't know 

 it. It's the fault of the hive. 



That's wh}' some bee-keepers get a whole lot more honey than others. 

 That's why the man using the best goods makes the most money when it 

 comes to cashing in at the end of the season. We can prove that. Men can 

 build hives cheaper and better than bees. Then why not have everything 

 just right to begin with ? 



LEWIS HIVES ARE BUILT RIGHT 



ENGLAND— E. H. Taylor, Welwyn, Herts. 



FRANCE— Raymond Garlel, Paris, 2 ter Quai 

 de la Megisserie. 



CUBA— C. B. Stevens & Co., Havana. 19 Oficios 

 C. B. Stevens & Co., ManzaniUo. 



CALIFORNIA— The Chas. H. Lilly Co., San 

 Francisco, 141 Spear St. 



SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA— Paul Bachert, 



Lancaster. 

 Doyle-Barnes Co., San Diego, 

 Fallbrook Co-operative Ass'n, FaUbrook. 



DISTRIBUTING HOUSES 



COLORADO— Colorado Honey-Producers' As- 

 sociation, Denver. 

 Arkansas Valley Honey-Producers' Associa- 

 tion, Rocky Ford. 

 Grand Junction Fruit Growers' Association, 



Grand Junction. 

 Robert Halley, Montrose. 

 IOWA— Adam A. Clarke, Le Mars. 

 Louis Haussen's Sons, Davenport. 

 W. J. McCarty, Emmetsburg-. 

 ILLINOIS— York Honey and Bee-Supply Co., 

 Chicago, 191 E. Superior St. 

 Dadant & Sons, ijamilton. 

 INDIANA— The C. M. Scott Co., Indianapolis. 



MICHIGAN— A. G. Woodman Co., Grand Rapids 



MASSACHUSE rTS— Alvin A. Vinal, Marsh- 

 field Hills. 



MINNESOTA— Wisconsin Lumber Co., Min- 

 neapolis, 432 Lumber Exchange. 



MISSOURI— E. T. Abbott, St. Joseph. 



OHIO— Norris & Anspach, Kenton. 



OREGO."*- The Chas. H. Lilly Co., Portland. 



PENNSYLVANIA— Cleaver & Greene, Troy. 



TEXAS— Souihwesteru Bee Co., San Antonio, 

 438 W. Houston St. 



UTAH— Fred Fou'ger & Sons. Ogden. 



WASHINGTON— The Chas.H.LiHy Company, 

 Seattle. 



G. B. LEWIS CO., " The original Beeware People " W^.tftPtO WTI , WlS. 



