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July, 1909. 



American ^ee Journal 



A WONDERFUL INVENTION 



CLARK'S ^si_^DOLBLE ACTION COM- 

 BINED CULT I- 

 V ATOR AND 

 HARROW, can l.e 

 usfd to cultivate 

 crops in rows, as a 

 Listing Harrow, 

 ami when closed 

 toi,'cthpr is a Disk 

 - Harrow cutting 4^2 



feet wide. Drawn by two medium horses. 



Jointed pole. Perfect centrt^ draft. A labor 



saver. S.-nd today for »''KKE Booklet. 



CUTAWAY HARROW CO. 913 Mai n St.,Higganuin, tt. 



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QUEENS 



Tested Queen in April and May, $1.25. War- 

 ranted, in May, 75 cts.; $7.50 per dozen. 



Italian. Carniolan, or Caucasian, at the 

 above prices. 



Virgin Qneens of the above strains, 25 cts. 

 each; dozen, $2.50, 4Atf 



ARTHUR STANLEY, 



Dixon, Illinois 



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BEE-KEEPERS 



Write us now for our Catalog and get low 

 priees on good, honest, 



BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 



Onr speeialtj is making Sections. All other 

 goods up-to-date. 



AUQ. LOTZ & SON, Cadott, Wis. 



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PRIZE TAKERS 



Pharr's Goldens took first prize at 3 ex- 

 hibits in Texas in 1907. We will furnish 

 Golden, Carniolan, Caucasian, and 3-band 

 Italian Queens, untested, $1.00 till June 1, 

 then 75 cents. Tested, $1.25 till June 1. then 

 $1.00. For large quantities, write. Our 3- 

 band Breeders from W. O. Victor and Grant 

 Anderson strains : other races from the best 

 obtainable. "Prompt service and satisfac- 

 tion." is our motto. Address, 3Atf 



NEWCENTURYQUEEN-REARING CO., 



or JOHN W. PHARR, 

 Berclair, : : : Texas 



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MR. BEE'MANf 



We handle the well-known 



Lewis Bee-Ware 



at factory prices, such as Dovetail Wis 

 consin Hives. Sections, and everything that 

 is needed by bee-keepers. Also, 



Dattani Foundation 



and 



Binghiam Smelters 



Illustrated catalog free. 



The O. M. SGOTT GO,, 



1009 £. Washinffton St,, 



in dIanagBoUSf ind. 



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CY'PRIAN, Carniolan, Caucasian, Italian Queen s 

 Select untested, $\M. Select tested, *2.U0 

 Bees $H colony. Supplies and Honey. 6Aly 



V\i . C. Morris, NepperhanHt8,,Yonkers,N,Y. 



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CHOICE ITALIAN QUEENS 



are the result of careful selection and breedings 

 from the best honey-gathering strains of superior 

 long-tongue Italians. Our methods will produce 

 perfectly-developed, long-lived and prolific 

 queens. If you want bees that will winter well, 

 build up rapidly in the Spring, and roll in the 

 honey, our queens will produce them. 



We are now booking orders which will be 

 filled in regular rotation, beginning May 1st. You should get in line by placing 

 your orders early. 



Single queens— golden or three-banded— $1.00; 6, $5.00; 12, $9.00. 

 Safe delivery and satisfaction guaranteed. 

 Send forcircular— it's an eye-opener. 

 4Atf THE GOLDEN APIARY. Dodge City, Kansas, L. S. A. 



Three Millions 



The magic initials A. Y. P. E. are emblazoned on the Horizon of the Occident. 

 They stand for Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, which means the World's Fair at 

 Seattle that opens June 1st and closes October 16 1S09. 



Six great transcontinental railroads will bring the people of the earth to this wonder 

 ful show, viz : Canadian Pacific : Great Northern ; Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul. North" 

 ern Pacific, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific lines. Hundreds of steamships will aug- 

 ment the throng. 



The Northwest Farm and Home— the oldest descriptive and agricultural magazine 

 in the world— will distribute free at the Exposition several million copies elaborately 

 illustrated and containing articles by well-known authors which will make the periodical 

 invaluable. 



Send for rate cards and samplecopies. 



Northwest Farm and Home 



North Yakima, Wash. 



J. E. HAND will begin the season of 1909 with improved facilities for rearing the 



CHOICEST QUEENS 



He has developed a system of queen-rearing tliat contains all the best points of other methods with none of the detects, in, 

 eluding some valuable improvements of his own— in short, a system through which the highest queen development is 

 reached by correct and scientitic principles, which means that he is now in position to offer to the bee-keeping public a 

 higher grade of queens than is usually offered in the common utility classes, owing to scientific methods which pro- 

 duce queens of a higher development than can be reared by the ordinary methods in vogue, and also to an improved method 

 ot classifying queens which strikes the word select from our list, and gives a square deal to alt. No selects means no 

 culls, and the highest grade ol queens in the untested and tested classes. I'hese queens will be reared from a superior 

 strain of hardy Northern-bred red clover Italians, "the very best," and will be safely delivered to any address in the 

 United States, Cuba, Canada or Mexico, at the following prices; Untested, $1.25: 3, $3.00, Warranted, $1.50: 3. $4.00. 

 Tested. $2.00: 3, $"^.00. Special prices on large ordeis. Valuable information free. Send for it to-day.' 



J. E. HAND, BIRMINGHAM, OHIO, ERIE CO. 



QUEENS 



Of Hi^h Quality 



Our queens are reared by the most ap- 

 proved methods by a queen specialist of 



30 years' experience. 



We breed the Leather-Colored, Red 

 Clover, and Golden Italians. 



We solicit the trade of all bee-keepers 

 wishing to secure a hardy, prolific race of 

 Italians, whose honey-getting qualities 

 have been proven superior. 



Select untested $ .7.5 i-j doz. $4.00 1 doz. $ 7.50 



Tested 1.00 " " ,i..50 " " 10.00 



Select tested 1.50 " " S.OO " " 14.00 



Queens by return mail. Prices for large 

 quantities on application. Circular free. 



SIRES BROS. & CO., 



North Yakima, Wash. 



Book on Fertilizers, Free 



Every progressive farmer is making a 

 studyof this important subject. We have 

 an 80-page book with fine colored cover 

 which treats every phase of the fertiliza- 

 tion question. Send 10c for 3 sample issues 

 of The Fruit Belt and get this book free. 

 Send today. Fruit Belt Publishing Co. 

 187 Herald Square, Grand Rapids. Mich. 



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CAPOJ 



^## CAPONS bring the largest profits ' 

 — lUO per cent more than other pout- 

 try. Caponizing is easy and sood 

 learned, Progressive poultrymen use 



PILLING ?u'o^%^l^s 



Postpaid $3-50 per set ■with free instruc- ] 

 tions. The convenient, durable, ready- 

 for-use kind. Bestmaterial. Wealsomake I 

 PnuUry Marker 25c. Oape Worm Extract or 25o 1 

 [ French Killiii./ Knif^' 5(h: Capon Book Frte. 



6. P. Pillin« & Son. Arch St.. PhiladeJptiit. Pi. 



75c and $1.00 



Queens on Approval 



By return mail. If not satisfactory leave in 

 Post-Otfice. Write for special prices on 

 Bees and Supplies. 

 A. M. APPLEGATE. Reynoldsville. Pa. 



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