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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAi: 



February 



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CLIP YOUR COUPONS 



The Liberty Loans taught Americans to save money. 

 You must clip the coupons and get your reward. 

 Choose "Beeware" investments from the 1920 catalog. 

 You will be sure to clip "coupons" early next fall. 

 "Bee ware" keeps pace with apiarian progress for you. 



THE SIGNS OF PROGRESS 



1. A change in frame piercing to prevent sagging. (Dr. 

 C. C. Miller writes: "Ought to be worth many dollars 

 to the business of honey production.") 



2. New frame wiring device — -no more loose wires. 



3. Zinc queen excluders brushed to remove rough edges; 

 no "steel strike" delay on these boards. 



4. Three new feeders : A metal Alexander — no more 

 leaks; an improved Doolittle — no more drowned bees; 

 Lewis-Bonney — best gravity feeder made. (Designed 

 by Dr. A. F. Bonney, la. Assn. Pres.) 



5. Pound package cage designed by T. W. Burleson, of 

 Texas; nucleus shipping box, proved by five years' 

 trial — complete bee breeders' supplies. 



6. Modified Dadant hive — the Dadant idea proved in 50 

 years of extracted honey production. 



7. Augmented Service Department announces three new, 

 "How" Booklets at 5c each : "How to Care for Pack- 

 age Bees," "How to Extract Wax From Combs," "How 

 to Use an Observation Hive." 



Remember: You can get these new and better appliances only 

 from distributors of Lewis "Bee ware" 



All described in the Lewis Beeware Catalog now out — If not on our mailing list 



a penny postal brings it. 



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