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Glass Honey=Packages. 



Anticipating a demand for honey jars and bot- 

 tles we have put in two carloads of stock before 

 the summer shut-down of the glass factories, so 

 that we are prepared to furnish the various jars 

 listed in our catalog. We have also a few odds 

 and ends of stock, such as we formerly listed, 

 which we offer, to close out, as follows. We can- 

 not duplicate these when present stock is sold: 



1-lb. tin-top tumblers. No. 789. 5 bbls. of 200 

 each, at $4.50 per bbl. 



1 1-2-lb. tin-top glass pails. No. ""«, 2 bbls. of 100 

 each, at $5.00 per bbl. 



Large lb. tin-top glass pail. No. 777, 1 bbl. of 

 150, $5.00. 



.Small lb. tin-top glass pail. No. 776, 1 bbl. of 200, 

 $5.50. 



1-lb. Oaken Bucket, tirf top, with wire bale, 1 

 bbl. of 150, for $5.00. 



These prices are all a dollar a barrel less than 

 we used to sell these tumblers and pails at. We 

 have also a little loose stock which we will pack 

 and include at the same rate. 



Special Price on Tin Cans. 



We recently secured a special bargain in half- 

 gallon stjliare cans. They are choice bright stock; 

 but as the pattern differed slightly from the regu- 

 lar one they are now' making, they closed them 

 out at a special price. We have also an over- 

 stock of quart oblong square cans. While this 

 stock lasts we will make the following prices for 

 shipment from Medina only: 



1-4-gal. oblong square cans with 1 1-2-inch 

 screw, $5.00 per 100; $45.00 per 1000. 



1-2-gal. square cans with 1-inch screws, $0.00 

 per 100. 



1-2-gal. square cans with 1 l-4-'inch screws, $6.50 

 per 100. 



1-2-gal. square cans with 1 1-2 inch screws, $V.00 

 per 100. 



In :'>00 lots, 50c per 100 less'. 



We have also a good stock of one- and five-gal- 

 lon cans at regular prices. 



Second=Hand Pive=GalloQ Cans. 



We have to offer a quantity of second-hand five- 

 gallon honey cans in good condition for use again, 

 especially for amber or low grades of honey. We 



offer the best of them at $4.50 for 10 boxes ol 

 cans each; $10.00 for 25 boxes. We have : 

 which are not so bright, and yet are honey-t 

 that we will furnish at 10 cents a box less. 

 boxes in which the cans are shipped are 

 second-hand, but will be put in good cont 

 when shipped. 



Wide=Mouth Mason Fruit=Jar8. 



The carload price on Mason fruit jars is o 

 dollar a gross higher this year than last, 

 carried over quite a large stock, which w 

 sell at the same prices as heretofore— namelj 



Pint doz. 52c. 6 doz $3.00 12 doz.. 



Quart..doz. 5.5c. 6 doz 3.10 12 doz 



l-2-gal..doz. 75c. 6 doz 4.10 12 doz 



Triumph wrench, 15c each. 



Ball's waxed rings. 5c per dozen. The 

 far superior to rubber rings for fruit jar: 

 cheaper. 



In addition to the regular style of Mas< 

 we have a stock of wide-mouth special M 

 with 3-inch openings. These are especia 

 sirable for canning large fruit whole, or foi 

 ing chunk comb honey. These jars are of 

 quality, and cost $1.65 per gross more th 

 regular pattern. As we do not list them w 

 our present stock at an advance of 10c per 

 $1.20 per gross, on any size. They have eir 

 and rubber rings. W£ have no wax ring! 

 right size to fit these 'jars. They are a t 

 at this price. 



Caucasian Queens. 



We can spare a Hmited number of iir 

 Caucasian queens, received direct from tl 

 breeders in Caucasus. Prices as follows: 



Extra select Caucasian imported queens. 



Select Caucasian imported queen. 



Extra select untested Caucasian-Italian 

 queens, from Caucasian mothers mated 

 with Italian drones .... 



Select untested Caucasian-Italian queens, 

 from Caucasian mothers mated with 

 Italian drones . . . • 



Orders filled in rotation, 

 about July 15. 



Delivery 



COMPLETE CATALOG ON REQUEST. 



THE A. L ROOT COMPA] 



MEDINA, OHIO 



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