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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



Mr 



J5he Domestic Beekeeper. 



BARGAIN WEEK 



LJ UTCHINSON once told the writer that it cost him two dollars to secure a new subscriber for the Review, 

 the name now being changed to the Domestic Beekeeper. This meant that he paid out large sums for 

 advertising, circulars, postage and clerical help, which all cost him good money. The thought occurred to 

 Townsend, the present owner of the Domestic Beekeeper, why not give this extra money to the sub- 

 scriber, instead of paying it out as mentioned above? And we have decided to do this very thing. Listen: 

 The week beginning Monday, March 10 and ending March 15 will be bargain week for new subscribers to 

 the Domestic Beekeeper. During this week, and this week only, after which the price will go back to the 

 original price of a dollar a year, we will accept 50c for a full year's subscription to the Domestic Bee- 

 keeper. A postoffice money order for 50c will cost but .3c. or a cluck will do, and be sure your order bears 

 one of the following dates: March 10, 11. 12. 1.3, 14 or 15; six days only; other dates the regular dollar a 

 year price will be strictly adhered to. 



It is customary for business houses to have bargain days, at which time they secure new customers; why 

 not a bee journal have bargain days to secure new subscribers? Remember this is the first bargain days 

 ever offered by a bee journal, and may be the last, so we would suggest that all you producers who have 

 been thinking of subscribing for the Domestic Beekeeper take advantage of these liberal terms and get a 

 full year's trial subscription to the Domestic Beekeeper at half price. Remember that a postal order for 

 50c will pay your subscription to the Domestic Beekeeper a full year, providing you order it March 10, 11, 

 12 13 14 or 15. Xo other dates will do, for immediately following this bargain week, the price of the Do- 

 mestic Beekeeper will be a full dollar a year, the regular price. 



DOMESTIC BEEKEEPER. 



NORTHSTAR. MICHIGAN 



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Do you realize, 



Mr. Beeman, 



that 



the first of March 



has passed? 



June will soon be here 



with its 



hustle and bustle 



for 



Bee Supplies 



"GRIGGS SAVES YOU FREIGHT" 



TOLEDO 



Why not send us your order now and get the goods ready? Don't 

 delay. A list of goods wanted brings prices back by return mail. 



BEESWAX 



We use large quantities. Cash or in exchange for supplies. 

 Free catalogue ready to mail. 



S. J. GRIGGS & CO. 



Department 25 TOLEDO, OHIO 



"GRIGGS SAVES YOV FREIGHT" 



New Honey Label Catalog 



It is a debated question whether honey will remain at its present price level 



when normal times come once more. The foresighted beekeeper is the one 



who will prepare for any contingency, by assuring himself of a steady market, 



regardless of price fluctuations. 



This can best be done by developing the home market to its fullest extent 



and attractive labels on his packages are one of the most important things 



to consider when working up local demand for honey. They should stand 



next to superior product, and neat, clean packages. 



Our new label catalog lists many distinctive labels which you will like. 



Write for your copy today. It is free. Beekeepers' Stationery is also offered. 



AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL, Hamilton, III. 



WESTERN BEEKEEPERS! 



We handle the finest line of Bee Supplies. 

 Send for our 68-p»ge catalog. Our prices will 

 interest you. 



Ths Colorado Honoy-Produeers' Association 

 1424 Mirfcot Stmt, louver, Colo. 



THE FAMOUS DAVIS GOLDENS 



And get big yield* from gentle bees. 

 Write for Circular and Price List. 



BEN G. DAVIS, 

 Spring Hill, Tennessee. 



