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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Mar. 1 



Did you ever stop to consider why you should insist on Lewis 

 Goods in preference to any other ? 



At the LEWIS FACTORY the greatest pains are taken to 

 see that all goods are made scientifically correct. 



Perfect matching, necessary bee-spacing, accurate dovetail- 

 ing, correct grooving, and carefully polishing, besides a thousand 

 and one other important details of manufacture are all brought to, 

 bear as a result of the thirty years of experience of the Lewis 

 beeware specialists. 



Lewis Goods go together right. Why? Because they are right. 



Every part is made to fit every other part, just like a watch. 



Lewis hives and sections go together with a snap. 



What a comfort it is to have bee-goods fit! 



What bee-keeper can estimate the value of time and patience 

 lost with poor goods that don't and won't go together accurately ? 

 Steer clear of them by ordering Lewis Goods. 



You can't afford to take chances of not receiving full value 

 for your money, even if the goods are ordered in the winter time. 

 But now suppose it is swarming season, hives brimful of honey, 

 bees are busy; you can't afford to tie up your bee industry, lose 

 time, lose money, and have your peace of mind annoyed and 

 patience tried by bothering with ill-fitting, inferior goods. Lewis 

 Goods are necessary to your welfare and happiness. 



Look for brand. Send for catalog to-day, if you haven't one. 



There are a score of our agents besides ourselves who can 

 furnish you with Lewis Goods at factory prices. 



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

 CUBA-C. B. Stevens & Co., Havana. 



C. B. Steven •<& Co., Manzanillo. 

 CALIFORNIA— Paul Bachert, Lancaster. 



The Chas. H. Lilly Co , San Francisco. 

 Colorado -R. C. Aikin, Loveland. 



Ark. Valley Honey producers' Ass'n, Rocky Ford 



Colorado Honey-producers' Association. Denver. 



Fruit Growers' Association, Grand Junction. 



Robert Halley, Montrose. 

 ILLINOIS-York Honey & Bee Supply Co., Chicago. 



Dadant & Son, Hamilton. 



IOWA— Adam A. Clark, LeMars. 



Louis Hanssen's Son, Davenport. 

 INDIANA-C. M. Scott & Co., Indianapolis. 

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

 MINNESOTA— Wisconsin Lumber Co., Faribault. 

 MISSOURI-E. T. Abbott. St. Joseph. 

 OHIO— NoiTis & Anspach, Kenton. 

 OREGON -The Chas H. Lilly Co., Portland. 

 PENNSYLVANIA-Cleaver & Green. Troy. 

 TEXAS -Southwestern Bee Co.. San Antonio. 

 UT\H— Fred Foulger & Sons. Ogden. 

 WASHINGTON -The Chas. H. Lilly Co., Seattle. 



G. B. L.EWIS CO 



WATERTOWN, WIS., U. S. A. 



