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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



May 15 



T ]T) THESE later days hive-making has become a science. It no 

 I > longer means the nailing together of strips of wood. A hive 

 is not a mere box. It is just as hard to make a perfect hive 

 as it is to turn out a good piano, a wash-machine, a churn, or a prac- 

 tical incubator. The Lewis hive is the outcome of thirty years of hive 

 study. It is so carefully and accurately made that you wonder that it 

 COSTS NO MORE THAN ANY OTHER STANDARD HIVE. 



There are thousands of these the best hives in the world— Lewis 

 hives all ready for you at factory prices. By sending to your nearest 

 dealer named below you can get them almost freight prepaid. 



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

 CUBA— C. B. Stevens & Co., Havana. 



C. B. Steven 1 & Co.. Manzanillo. 

 CALIFORNIA-Chas. H. Lilly Co., San Francisco. 

 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. - 



Fletcher-Doyle Co., San Diego. 



Fallbrook Co-operative Association, Fallbrook. 



Paul Bachert, Lancaster. 

 COLORADO -R. C. Aikin, Loveland. 



Arkansas Valley Honey- producers' Ass"n, Rocky 

 Ford. 



Colorado Honey-producers' Association, Denver. 



FVuit Growers' Association, Grand Junction. 



Robert Halley, Montrose. 

 IOWA— Adam A. Clark, LeMars. 



Louis Hanssen's Son, Davenport. 



ILLINOIS-York Honey & Bee Supply Co., 141-143 

 Ontario St., Chicago. 

 Dadant & Son, Hamilton. 

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

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

 MINNESOTA— Wisconsin Lumber Co., 432 Lumber 



Exchange, Minneapolis. 

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

 OHIO— Norris & Anspach, Kenton. 

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

 PENNSYLVANIA-Cleaver & Green. Troy. 

 TEXAS— Southwestern Bee Co., San Antonio. 

 UTAH— Fred Foulger & Sons, Ogden. 

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



G. B. LEWIS CO 



Manufacturers Bee-keepers' Supplies 



WATERTOWN, WIS., U. S. A. 



