AMERICAN BEE JOURNAt 



January 



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Happy New Year to you all and many thanks for the splendid support we have 

 received from you during the season just closed 



Now let's look over 1920. Indicatio<is are that sugar will be higher in price, honey's most extensive com- 

 netit'or So we are safe in working for a big crop of honey for 1920, and with this end in view we are or- 

 ganizing an Advertising Campaign to create 'a larger demand for honey, and m this way we have been able 

 to handle all the honey offered us, at the highest market prices. _ 



We will continue to carry a complete line of Standard Lewis Beeware, with its proven merits, and Da- 

 dant's Foundation, which has stood the test of two generations and no radical change needed, and we can 

 render your old Combs and Capping at Newark and exchange your wax for Foundation or Supplies. 

 And if you have honey to offer we will be glad to quote you. Our 1920 Bee Supply Catalog free. Yours 



for successful beekeeping. 



Liberty Bonds accepted as cash. 



THE DEROY TAYLOR CO., Newark 



(Wayne Co.) New York. 





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ATTENTION COLORADO BEEKEEPERS 



We are now booking orders at special prices for SUPERIOR FOUNDATION to cover the 1920 requirements 

 of dealers and beekeepers throughout the United States. WrUe us the name of the dealer from whom you 

 purchase, your general line of bee supplies, stating your approximate foundation requirements. We will 

 quote you special prices for delivery through your bee supply dealer. If he cannot furnish you SUPERIOR 

 FOUNDATION we will supply you direct at wholesale prices. 



WANTED— SO tons of beeswax at highest prices. We have recently doubled our factory in size, to take 

 care of the heavy demand for SUPERIOR FOUNDATION. 



SUPERIOR HONEY CO., Ogden, Utah (Manufacturer, of Weed Process Foundation) 



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I QUEENS BEES BY THE POUND queens | 



1 Booking orders now with one-fourth down, balance just before shipping. Two per cent discount on Janu- | 



i ary orders with full remittance. We have for several seasons shipped thousands of pounds of bees all over | 



1 the United States and Canada. From Wisconsin last year, when my old-time beekeeping friends heard | 



1 that I had bought bees from a man in Texas, they called me a fool; but now I have more bees and more g 



i honey than any man in Green County; it is the talk in this part of the woods. (Same party has in his or- | 



1 der again for over a thousand dollars worth for spring shipping.) From West Virginia the State Api- s 



= arist pronounced my queen one of the finest queens he ever saw. "To say that I am well pleased would put | 



I it mildly; will want more bees and queens in the spring." Guarantee shipment to be made on time. Free | 



I circular explains, also gives prices on bees by parcel post, nuclei, etc. = 



= Prices F. O. B. Here by Express Queens = 



° 1-lb pkg bees $2.40, 25 or more $2.16 Untested $1.50 each, 25 or more $1.35 | 



I 2-lb pkg bees $4.25, 25 or more $3.83 Tested $2.50 each, 25 or more $2.25 | 



I 3-lb. pkg. bees $6.25, 25 or more $5.62 Select tested $3.00 each | 



E Add price of queen when ordering bees. = 



I NUECES COUNTY APIARIES, ^ |,«^^^ CALALLEN, TEXAS I 



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