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\A/HEN you are considering whore to send for 

 your supplies tlie coming season, get prices 

 and a list of goods on hand, iFrom one of the fol- 

 lowing dealers, who liandlc ROOT'S GOODS 

 in carh)ad lots, tlius si-ciinng them at lowest 

 cost. Most of them, exci'jit those far distant, 

 sell goods to users at factory priceswhile tliose 

 far distant ad • approximately only the carload 

 rate of freight so that you will SAVE TIV^E 

 A/SD A\07SEY by buying your sui)plies of 

 one of these dealers. We cannot give here a list 

 of goods kept, as it varies some at the different 

 places according to the varying needs of eacli locality. Write to the place nearest you for list with 

 prices, and when you write give a list of the goods you want, ami mention this paper. 



QUITE a full line of goods are sold at factory prices by F. A Salisbury, Syracuse, N. Y. ; 

 H. G. Ackliu, 1024 Mississippi St., St. Paul, Minn.; Jos. Nysewander, Des Moines, Iowa. 

 A good assortment is also kept for the far West by Barteledes ct Co., Denver, Col. For 

 California by G. G. Wickson ct Son, San Francisco and Los Angeles. For Oregon and 

 Washington by F. L. Posson & Son, Portland, Oregon. For the Southeast Atlantic coast 

 by Baltimore Farm Implement Co., Baltimore,,Md.; and for the Far South by -T. M. Jenkins, 

 Wetumpka, Ala. 



A smaller assortment, consisting chiefly of Dovetailed hives, sections, smokers, foundation, and 

 " extractors is also kept by the f(ill<«%ying : 



Henry F. Hagen, Rocky Ford, Colo. ; W. K. Ball, Reno. Nev.; W. O. Victor, Wharton, Tex.; .Jno. 

 Nebel & Son. High Hill, Mo. ; Thos. G. Newman, Chicago, 111. ; Walter S. Fonder, Indianapolis, Ind. ; 

 Vicker l^ms,, Evansville, Ind. Our Hives, Comb Fdn., Smokers, Extractors, Perf.zinc, etc, are fur- 

 nished by a multitude of otlier dealers too nu- 

 merous to mention. If you want to buy goods 

 made at tlie Home of the Honey Bees, you can 

 get them as cheap as you can any-where when you 

 consider quality and workmansliip, and your 

 orders will be taken care of promptly. Don't 

 expect to get all the goods \ve advertise, 

 from any of the above dealers, and don't 

 expect to get goods tliey do not agree to 

 furnish : but find out what they agree to furnish, 

 and at what jirice, by writing to address nearest 

 you. Plezis? A\«i7tion R^viev^. 



^ A. I. ROOT, 



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 ' WM. M'EVOY, foul brood inspector of Ont., 

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Send f( r i ircui ir and tt ".timoniiils and read what others say of them. 

 PRICES : Each, by mail, with full instructions, 20 cts. Per doz., 82.2r). If, after three months' 

 trial, they are not found su|)erior to all other escajies, and satisfactory in every way, return them and 

 we will refund your money. For side by dealers, _ ._.->. 



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