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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



March 



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HERE THEY ARE MR. BEEKEEPER 



at Newark, Wayne Co., N. Y., ready to answer your call. The best of everything. Just read this list: 



Lewis Beeware, Sections, Shipping Cases, Frames, Hives, Hershiser Wax Presses and other sup- 

 plies, Dadant's Unexcelled Foundation, all standard weights and sizes; also the Electric Wire Im- 

 bedder, Bingham Uncapping Knives, including steam heated, with oil stoves and generators. Bing- 

 ham Smokers, all sizes, with geunine leather bellows; Root's Extractors, all sizes of hand and power 

 machines; Bee Books, written by all leading authors in beedom. 



All sizes of Friction Top Pails, and also 60-lb. Cans, new and second hand. Also Cement- 

 coated Nails for nailing beehives and supplies; and all sized spools of Tinned Wire, Bee Brushes, 

 Feeders, Queen-Rearing Cages, Bee Gloves and Capping Melter, and all practical supplies you will 

 need. 



A market for your honey or wax and a plant to render your old combs and cappings. 



Over 1,000 beekeepers took advantage of this service station at Newark in 1919 for the first time. 

 Now all together for a greater 1920. 



New catalog free. Our discounts will save you money. 



THE DEROY TAYLOR CO., Newark 



(Wayne Co. ) New York. 



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TWO CARLOADS SUPERIOR FOUNDATION 



We had orders on hand February 1 for over two carloads of SUPERIOR FOUNDATION, approximate- 

 ly 60,000 pounds. Our present manufactured stock assures prompt deliveries throughout the season. Our 

 machines have been in constant operation all winter anticipating the heavy demand, and will be running 

 overtime during the spring and summer months. We have doubled our Ogden factory in size and are ad- 

 ding additional machinery. 



We also carry large stocks of SUPERIOR FOUNDATION at our Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Riverside, Cali- 

 fornia warehouses. For the convenience of our California beekeeping friends we have opened up a branch 

 house at Riverside, Calif., where our Mr. Fred W. Redfield is in charge at present. 



BEESWAX WANTED. We require over 30 additional tons of beeswax at highest market prices during 

 the next four months. There's a reason. Acquaint yourself with the advantages of SUPERIOR FOUNDA- 

 TION if you have not yet used it. Special prices on request. State quantity desired. 



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



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R QUEENS 



BEES BY THE POUND 



QUEENS 



= Booking orders now with one-fourth down, balance just before shipping. Two per cent discount on Janu- 9 



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



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



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



= honey than any man in Green County; it is the talk in this part of the woods. (Same party has in his or- 1 



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



= 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 E 



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



g Prices F. O. B. Here by Express Queens 3 



i 1-lb. pkg. bees $2.40, 25 or more $2.16 Untested $1.50 each, 25 or more $1.35 S 



I 2-lb. pkg. bees $4.25, 25 or more $3.83 Tested $2.50 each, 25 or more $2.25 1 



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



g Add price of queen when ordering bees. § 



I NUECES COUNTY APIARIES, ^^.Z*^^- CALALLEN, TEXAS I 



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Read "THE BEEKEEPER** 



The only Canadian bee publication. Keeps beekeepers closely in touch with Api- 

 cultural conditions in Canada. It is (he official organ of the Beekeepers' Asso- 

 ciations for the three provinces — Onlario, Manitoba and New Brunswick. 

 Beekeeping and horticulture are etTectively combined to make a live, attractive 

 and practical publication. 



Price, postpaid, $1 per year 



United States, $1.25 Foreign, $1.50 



Send for a free sample copy 



Thi Horticultural Publishing Co., Ltd., Peterbore, Ontario 



EARLY NUCLEI FOR SALE 



I will have 200 two and three frame 

 nuclei for shipment in March and 

 April and desire to ship to parties 

 wanting 25 or more nuclei. Two 

 frame nuclei, $4.00 each, three frame 

 nuclei, $5.00 each without queens. 

 When queens are wanted, add $1.50 

 for untested and $2.50 for tested 

 queens. Orders must be booked 

 early and a deposit made of 25 per 

 cent of each order. No personal 

 checks accepted. 



C. S. ENGLE, Beeville, Texas 



