A6.*1 FIFTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL 
 
 PRICE LIST 
 
 I —OF 
 
 ITALIAN BEES, 
 
 QUEENS 
 
 'AND- 
 
 BEE KEEPERS' 
 
 SUPPLIES '^^sERT R. urn. 
 
 LIBRARY 
 AT 
 
 "CORNELL UNIVERSi- 
 
 F. COOMBS & SONS 
 
 GUILFORD, VT. BRATTLEBORO, VT. 
 
 Established in 1860 
 
/ 
 
 BEEKEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 Key to System of Hive Numbers* 
 
 For the convenience of our customers, we have used foar a number of years a system -whereby the wording" 
 of hive orders is greatly simplified and the liability of error lessened. Each hive and part of a hive is known by a 
 certainletter or number, and any combination of hives may easily be designated by the proper group of letters 
 and numbers. In ordering and billing goods this saves a great amount of writing. For instance, suppose a cus- 
 tomer desires to order five ten-frame hives with old-style % inch bottom board, metal-roof cover, and metal bound 
 super-cover, with frames having foundation for one-inch starters, a super with inside fixtures complete, taking 
 4x5x1% sections and one-inch foundation starters, the item would-4)e "5BRc64M— 10,'* If, instead of the old-style 
 bottom, he wanted the Danzenbaker bottom it would be '*SARc64M— 10." 
 
 In most cases the letter is suggested by the name of the article for which it stands, while in some itis simply 
 arbitrary. For instance: B for bottom, C for combination, C for cover, D for Danzenbaker, B for Excelsior, 
 F for flat, G for gable, P for plain, S for slotted, W for winter, etc. The great majority will easily understand 
 the numbering scheme, and will be saved a lot of unnecessary labor in describing what they wish to order, while 
 those who do not understand it do not need to use it. They may describe the articles waijted if they prefer to do 
 so. In the table of prices we describe each hive as regularly furnished, giving the designating letters and figures 
 in the first column to the right. If you want some other kind of cover or bottom than the regular style, change 
 the letter in the regular designating numbers to the one which stands for your choice : as shown in the example 
 above. 
 
 1 before a letter designates a super with section-holders, separators, sections, and full sheets of foundation. 
 
 2 before a letter designates a super with section-holders, separators, but no seiitions or foundation. ' 
 
 3 before a letter designates a super with section-holders, separators, and sections, but no foundation. 
 
 4 before a letter designates ajSuperwith section holders, separators, sections, and one-inch foundation starters. 
 
 5 designates a hive-body or brood-chamber with frames and followers or division board, no foundation. 
 
 6 designates a hive-body or brood cham,ber, with frames and follower or div-board with 1-inch fdn. starters. 
 
 7 designates a hive-body or brood chamber, with frames and follower or div-board with full sheets foundation. 
 — 8 foUowingany letter or figure combination of letters and figures, designates the 8-frarae width (13%in.) or 
 
 size. 
 
 8 designates a super with shallow (.5% in.) frames and follower, no foundation. 
 
 9 designates a super with shallow (5% in.) frames and follower, with 1-incb foundation starters. 
 
 designates a super with shallow {5% in.) frames and follower, with full sheets of foundation. 
 
 —10 following any letter, figure or combination of letters and figures, designates 10-frame width (16K in.) 
 
 or size. , 
 
 —GARY following any letter, figure or combination of letters. and figures, designates Gary width (16 in.) or size. 
 —LANG following any letter, figure or combination of letters or figures, designates I^angstroth (width 16K) or 
 
 size. 
 Any figures repeated means a duplicate of the super or body for which that figure stands. 
 A designates the Danzenbaker bottom-board, Figure 711. 
 B designates the old style Ji inch bottom-board. 
 C designates the combined bottom and hive stand. 
 C designates the metal-bound super cover. Fig. 714,' 
 
 D before a figure designates the Danzenbaker body or shallow body or super. 
 E designates the Excelsior cover. Fig. 321. 
 
 F designates the flat board cover cleated both ends. Shown page 18. 
 G designates the ventilated gable cover. Fig. 524. 
 H designates the single hive-stand. 
 
 1 following a figure designates the style of super taking the ideal section 3%x5xl}i. It also designates the 
 
 style of fence used in such super. 
 
 J before a figure designates the Jumbo or extra deep body or brood-chamber taking 11 K-inch frames. 
 
 K designfltes the deep (llj^-inch) telescope cap with metal top. 
 
 L following a figure designates the eight-frame deep super taking 4x5 sections crosswise, and also designates 
 the fence used in such super. 
 
 M following a figure designates the Danzenbaker snper taking 4x5 sections. It also designates the Danzen- 
 baker fence used in such super. 
 
 N following a figure, designates the new super taking 4J4x45^xl% sections in N section-frames with Nfences. 
 
 P following a figure, designates the new super taking plain sections 4Kx4K square. It also designates the 
 fence used in such super. ^ 
 
 R designates the metal-roofed cover. Fig 602. 
 
 S following a figure designates the super taking slotted or beeway sections 4Kx4K square. 
 
 T designates a snper with T tins, also fence used in such super. 
 
 / designates the chaiT-tray used in a chaff hive. 
 
 V designates the loose bottom to double or winter hive. 
 U designates the double hive-stand with legs. 
 
 W designates the double walled or winter hive. 
 
 Y designates the regular (8-inch) cover for double walled hives. 
 
Aunnunrpmpttt for 19 IT 
 
 We take great pleasure in presenting this 57th annual price list of Bees, Queens, and Bee* 
 keepers' supplies ; the goods offered you in this and the accompanying 64 page catalog of Root's 
 Goods for 1917 will completely supply your wants for the season at very reasonable prices if 
 you consider quality and our facilities for serving you, which is unequalled. By carefully read' 
 ing these catalogs you will find if you" are not already posted in progressive Bee-keeping, much 
 that will be to you both instructive and interesting. We handle Root's goods in car lots which 
 enables us to offer these goods- at manufacturers' prices ; this makes a saving to the purchaser 
 in time and transportation charges, and entitles you to the best that money can buy. 
 
 BEES. Of all the different races of bees yet brought to America there are none that can 
 equal the Italians. In 1860 Wm. W. Gary, Sr., went to Flushing, Long Island, and cared 
 for the first successful importation of Italian bees to America. It was from the original im- 
 portation that he made a selection of ten nice colonies and brought them to Lyonsville into 
 the apiary we purchased and they have proven the superior qualities claimed for by German 
 Beekeepers before their introduction to America or here. 
 
 DO BEES INJURE GRAIN OR FRUIT? Many people contend that bees are an 
 injury to Buck-wheat by taking away the substance that would be formed into grain. What 
 are the facts f The flowers open and honey is secreted, if the bees do not gather it, it is 
 wasted. Now what is the difference to the plant whetherthe honey is lost in this way or it is 
 collected by the bees ? If there is any difference the advantage appears to be in favor of col- 
 lection by the bees for the reason that it thus answers an important end to the economy of 
 nature consistent with bee provisions in ten thousand different ways in adopting means to 
 end. Abundant authority may be cited to show that instead of being a hindrance to the per- 
 fect development of grain or fruit, bees are indispensable in the aid they give in fertilization. 
 The man With a fruit farm or green house, and the gardener can no longer get along without 
 the bufey bee. 
 
 BEES FOR PROFIT AND PLEASURE. If one is situated in a locality \«here the 
 wild bees are in the woods, their fruit blossoms will be visited more or less by them, but one 
 that is fore-sighted will readily see the advantage of the honey bee to the fruit blossoms and 
 will.have a few Italians in his back yard or green-house, and he will find that they are not 
 only a source of profit financially but the pleasure alone derived from watching the busy 
 workers will pay hira for all the trouble he has been to in caring for them. 
 
 We can furnish bees in one, two, three and five-frame nuclei, and full col- 
 onies in Gary Simplicity, Langstroth Simplicity, eight and ten frame Dove- 
 tailed or Danzenbaker hive, also in pound and half pound packages. The nu- 
 clei are put up in light shipping boxes made of basswood, the top and bottom 
 are covered with wire cloth ; this makes a very light package, with plenty of 
 ventilation and strong enough to stand shipment any reasonable distance. They invariably 
 go through with little or no loss. Bees by the pound are shipped in light wire covered pac- 
 kages, which enables the purchaser to secure a minimum express charge. 
 
 NUCLEI 
 FULL 
 
 COLON- 
 IES 
 
 Somf lOa tor "The Bas-Aeepsr and Fruit Grower. 
 
OTTlTI7TV^ Of all the different races, we know of none better. Since 1866 this strain 
 -2^12 \ VTr»C ^^^ been used in preference to any other in the apiary we have purchased. 
 •^ l3/\i>H-/3 For our New England climate they are universally recommended. We have 
 1 1 A.L(1 ANa one of the best locations in the country for purely mating queens. We have 
 either bought or Italianized all the bees within mating distance of our apiary and we now sel- 
 dom have one mismated, as there are few bees in the woods in this locality. 
 HIVES The simplicity hives are made in two sizes known as the Gary Simplicity and 
 Langstroth Simplicity, for short Gary Sim. and Lang. Sim. The Gary Sim. is 16 in. x 17 in. 
 X 11>^ in. deep and takes a brood frame lOJ^ x 14 outside dimensions. The Lang. Sim. is 16X 
 in. X 20 in. x 9}i in. deep and takes a brood frame 9>i x 17^ outside dimensions. These 
 hives are equipped with metal spaced, Hoffman end spacing, or free hanging frames and metal 
 roof covers, and fi in. metal bound super cover, designated Re. 
 
 IT|-yc'c' For the convenience of our customers, we are listing the Simplicity hives 
 
 • lyTf-* and supers in the table form, using letters and figures in describing the same ; 
 
 •'*■'■ *! each hive or part of a hive is known by a certain letter or number as described 
 
 SUPERS in thp KEY TO SYSTEM OF' HIVE NUMBERS found on inside of front 
 
 cover, with the description and cuts of each hive and super. We feel sure that no one will 
 
 have trouble in ordering by numbers and letters. The customers may describe the article 
 
 wanted if they wish. The Simplicity hives which have been on the market for over SO years 
 
 are as yet preferred by many, particularly the Gary size, which is more especially adapted to 
 
 our New England climate, for successful wintering of the bees. These hives are made in the 
 
 most thorough manner and of the best white pine, supers are fitted to take the beeway or plain 
 
 sections. Each super is rabbited to fit the hive, which is a special feature of this outfit. By 
 
 this you are abje, to hold several supers to each hive without danger of their being easily 
 
 knocked out of place as is apt to be the case with the fiat surface super. 
 
 CUTppTTU'/^ All goods will be packed and delivered to the railroad station free of 
 >-^TT rT-iTfo '^^^^S^' ^"'" Railroad Station is Brattleboro and is a Union Station of 
 r A.CilL<l 1 lES the B. & M., also the G. V., which means a prompt and direct freight 
 to you. Letters may be addressed to Guilford or Brattleboro as one may prefer. 
 
 SPECIAL. Parties in ordering or asking information should exercise great care to 
 specify which style and size of super, brood-frames, section holders, foundation, etc., as it is 
 frequently necessary to hold orders two or three days and write the party in regard to the size 
 or style of some article before we can ship the complete order ; also give specific directions on 
 order blank provided for same. 
 
 "AKCjEJL When ordering goods by mail refer to Parcel Post on third cover page to 
 
 "OS i the accompanying catalog. Special attention will be given mail orders. 
 
 TERMS Our terms are strictly cash with orders. We pay cash for all materials 
 
 therefore must ask that cash accompany each order. Please do not ask for credit, it will save 
 time and avoid extra correspondence. , 
 
 ttO W XO ^^""^ money by draft on New York or Boston banks, Aiperican or Adams 
 RFIVfl'T express orders, or postoffice money orders on Brattleboro office, and al- 
 ways remember to make payable to F. Goombs & Sons. 
 BEESWAX We are always in the market for beeswax, and parties having any which 
 they desire to sell or exchange for supplies, will please vs;r,ite us, 
 
 In shipping us beeswax always put your name and address inside and on. outside of pack- 
 age and mark "wax." Pack either in double bags, boxes or barrels, securely fastened. 
 
 If you have any difficulty in making up your prder, determining the correct prices, etc., 
 send us a list of the articles wanted and we will make you an estimate showing exact cost. 
 
 Smml for frmm booklmt "Hour to mmko mnd run m Hot Boa" 
 
BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 1 
 
 ITALIAN BEES AND QUEENS. 
 
 The wild bee has become a thing of the past and is considered by most people as inferior. 
 Among the other races, the Italians are universally recommended. They are certainly finer, 
 stronger, more active, and are noted for their clever disposition and superior quality as honey 
 gatherers. They are also less liable to contract bee disease. If you do not already have the 
 Italian beeS' we urge you to procure pure bred Italian queens and Italianize them. We will 
 breed the Domestics and Imported Leather color strains this season and develop the honey 
 gathering qualities of these strains. Our stock is selected because of the uniform marking 
 and the working qualities. You will find our stock unsurpassed for gentleness, industry and 
 hardiness. 
 
 Prices of Full Colonies. 
 
 Colony in 10 fr. Cary simplicity hive with queen 
 Colony in 10 fr. Langstroth simplicity hive with dueen 
 (.olony in 10 fr. Dovetailed hive with queen 
 Colony in 10 fr. Danzenbacker hive with queen - 
 
 Colony in 8 fr. Dovetailed hive with queen 
 
 A good laying queen is included in the above prices. If tested queen is wanted add $1.00. 
 All bees will be shipped on good straight worker comb built from full sheets of foundation, in 
 wired frames. 
 
 Nuclei. 
 
 We can furnish one, two, three, and five frame 
 nuclei. The nuclei are put up in light shipping 
 boxes made of basswood, the sides of which are 
 only 3-16 inch thick, and the end yi inch. The 
 top and bottom are covered with wire cloth. This 
 makes a very light package, affords plenty of ven- 
 tilation, and is strong enough to stand shipping. 
 The bees so put up almost invariable go through 
 in good order with little or no loss. 
 
 Any of the nuclei, even the one frame, will 
 make a good strong colony if conditions are favor- 
 able. If the three or five frame nuclei are proper- 
 ly managed one will be surprised at the results 
 that can be attained in one season, and further you 
 
 OCT. 
 
 TO JULY 
 
 $10.00 
 
 11.00 
 
 JULY 
 TO OCT. 
 $8 00 
 
 9.00 
 
 11.00 
 
 9.00 
 
 11.00 
 
 9.00 
 
 10.00 
 
 8.00 
 
 Fie. 1 
 
 will have a stock of the choicest Italians. 
 
 NOTE- In ordering bees on the frames be sure to specify which style frame you wish, or give a description 
 he hive you wish t o out them in. 
 
 of the hive you wish t o put them in 
 
 Price of Nuclei 
 
 1 frame without queen -.-.-. 
 
 2 frame without queen ._-.-- 
 
 3 frame without queen ...--- 
 5 frame without queen ------ 
 
 We can supply with the nuclei any of the queens mentioned in the list. Parties buying 
 an extra select queen or any high priced queen will do well to have her come in a nucleus. 
 
 OCT. 
 
 JULY 
 
 TO JULY 
 
 TO OCT. 
 
 $3.00 
 
 $2.00 
 
 4.50 
 
 3.00 
 
 S.SO 
 
 3.50 
 
 6.S0 
 
 4.50 
 
 Sana lOo for booMmt Ho. 4 "Hmndllna Boom" 
 
 There is very little mystery in the art of handline bees for the initiated. This little book gives concise and 
 practical information on how to attain skill in this fascinating work. , 
 
BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 Not Responsible 
 
 We can assume no responsibility if any of the nuclei should develop disease, owing to the 
 fact that foul brood already exists in a good many localities and is liable to break out in others 
 from infection already present in such localities. Our bees are under constant inspection. We 
 take extraordinary precautions and guarantee that no disease is present in any of our yards at 
 time shipment is made. In addition to this will say our bees are inspected each year by our 
 State Foul Brood Inspector or his deputies. According to our Vermont State law we are 
 not allowed to ship bees from any yard until it has been given a clean bill of health by State 
 Inspector. To those who desire further precaution we would advise them to purchase bees by 
 the pound after June 1st. 
 
 Bees by the Pound 
 
 We have been having an unusual large call the 
 past few seasons for bees by the pound and half pound 
 packages, and it is a very good way to get a start, if 
 you have old combs or odd size frames you wish 
 to use. The express charges are small in comparison- 
 to express charges on nuclei or full colonies. We 
 have spared no pains to get as light a package as pos- 
 sible and yet strong enough to stand shipping. We 
 cannot take a pound of bees from a colony in May 
 or fore part of June without ruining the whole colony, 
 consequently vie cannot ship bees without comb be- 
 fore June 1. 
 
 Table of Prices of Bees by the Pound 
 
 $2.00 
 3.00 
 5.00 
 6.00 
 
 Vz lb, package July to Oct. 
 
 1 lb. package July to Oct. 
 
 2 lb. package July to Oct. 
 
 3 lb. package July to Oct. 
 
 $1.25 
 2.00 
 3.25 
 4.00 
 
 ;4 lb. package of bees, June 
 
 1 lb. package of bees, June 
 
 2 lb. package of bees, June 
 
 3 lb. package of bees, June 
 
 No queen is supplied at the above prices, 
 to the above prices. 
 
 N. B. ^Queens sent in iieucleus colonies and packages of bees by the pound will usually be cajred to prevent 
 injury in transit or danger of loss in removing from the shipping box to hive. Remove all queen cells that may 
 be started before liberating the queen. 
 
 You may select from the list and add her price 
 
 Italian Queen 
 We are breeding only from Ihe best strains of three banded Italians in an endeavor to de- 
 velop a strain of bees that are gentle and also possesses marked honey-gathering qualities. 
 The greatly increased demand for our queens and the large number of pleased customers war- 
 rants us in stating that the queens we are now breeding are noted tor prolificness and honey- 
 gathering qualities. 
 
 Send lOo tor booklet Mo. 2 "Inmates of the Hive. 
 
BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 3 
 
 Oar stock is selected because of the uniform mirking and the excellent working qualities 
 of the bees. We do not aim to rear qu'iens that will produce light bees, but for gentleness, 
 industry and hardiness. We have procured queens from the apiaries of many prominent 
 breeders to cross in with our old strain to avoid in and in breeding and shall spare no pains in 
 rearing the finest queens thit can be reared. 
 
 We shall breed the Domestic and Leather Color Queens this season and shall endeavor by 
 careful selection from year to year to improve the honey gathering qualities of these strains. 
 We wish to say that our queen rearing yard is situated in one of the finest localities for purely 
 mating our queens as we have either bought or Italianized all of the bees within mating dis- 
 tance of our apiary, and we seldom have one mismated as there are few wild bees in the woods 
 in this vicinity. AH queens are reared in strong prolific colonies and mated in strong nuclei, 
 and laying before they are sent out. 
 
 Our hives are all numbered and duplicate numbers put on each package, and a record kept 
 of all queens sent out. If any prove impure we shall know before the purchaser. All queens 
 sold by us are warranted fertile. Safe arrival by mail guaranteed. In order that persons may 
 avail themselves of this guarantee in case of accident, they rnust in all cases notify us by re- 
 turn mail and return dead queen. 
 
 All complaints for impure queens must be made within thirty days of receipt of queens. 
 We shall commence shipping queens June 1st to 10th. We cannot raise them earlier in this 
 locality and get good ones only in very favorable seasons. Directions for introducing queens 
 will be found on back of queen tag. 
 
 Dark Leather Color Queens. These are raised from Queen Mother's Imported 
 from Italy and are very prolific and gentle. They are usually quite dark in color, but some 
 are quite yellow and will send these to those who prefer this kind. 
 
 Domestic Queens. These are raised from a selected Breeder from Root's Domestic 
 strain and noted for their gentleness and Honey gathering qualities. 
 
 Untested Queens. These are shipped as soon as they begin to lay with no guarantee 
 to replace if they prove impurely fertilized. 
 
 Warranted Queens. These are reared and shipped same as above, with additional 
 guarantee to replace them if not purely mated. 
 
 Tested Queens. These are taken from full stocks where there are plenty of hatching 
 bees and are known to be purely mated and prolific. 
 
 Selected Tested Queens, These are selected from tested queens and are the very 
 best we have and are suitable to breed from as mother queens. 
 
 Price of Leather Color and Domestic Queens. 
 
 Untested 
 
 Warranted - ■ - ' 
 
 Tested 
 
 Selected tested 
 
 Vergin Queen, our very best home bred stock, June to September, each 
 If you wish select untested or select warranted add 25 cents each 
 Anyone wishing ^ dozen or more queens in one shipment will please write for our prices. 
 
 We aim to fill all queen orders by return mail, unless the weather is altogether too unfavorable we are usually 
 able to do this. For all early orders customers will please state just when delivery must be made or how many 
 days you can possibly wait for the queen, this will often save further correspondence and annoying: delays. On 
 account of the heavy demand for early quee'ns, and our inability to produce large numbers of these we are obliged 
 to advance our early prices slightly in order to be better prepared to supply our customers who must have early 
 stock. Even at the prices quoted it is very hard to supply queens during April and May. 
 
 S»nd tOo far Booklet Ho. 1& "Modern Quoan Roaring," 
 
 APRIL 
 
 JUNE 
 
 JULY 
 
 MAY 
 
 
 TO OCT. 
 
 $2.00 
 
 $1.S0 
 
 $1.00 
 
 2. SO 
 
 1.75 
 
 1.25 
 
 3.00 
 
 2.50 
 
 2.00 
 
 4.00 
 
 3.50 
 
 3.00 
 
 ", each 
 
 
 .50 
 
 each to 
 
 the above 
 
 prices. 
 
Fig. 334. One Story Simplicity Hive 
 
 BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 One Story Simplicity Hive 
 
 While this hive is made either in the Gary or 
 Langstroth size we recommend the Gary. It is fur- 
 nished with 10 brood frames without foundation, with 
 foundation starters or with full sheets, according to 
 the way you order. 
 
 It consists of a bottom-board, a cover, and body or 
 brood chamber. No superior honey storing chamber 
 is included with this hive at the following prices but 
 you order separately, any style super listed on another 
 page to^use on this hive. 
 
 Price List of O.ne-Story Simpliciiy Hive; No Super or Upper Story 
 
 The one-story simplieitv hive ineludes cover, bottom and 
 brood ehajttber, with tin rabbets and ten brood frames fur- 
 nished in either Gary or l^angstroth sizes as designated by 
 letters and numbers 
 
 Designating letters 
 and numbers for 
 
 the Cary and 
 iangstroth sizes 
 
 Nailed 
 
 and 
 painted 
 
 each 
 
 In Flat 
 
 1 
 Hive 
 
 5 
 Hives 
 
 1 story simplicity hive, no super or upper story, with 
 
 j B Re 5-Cary 
 1 B Re 5-I^ang. 
 ) B Re 6-Cary 
 1 B Re 6-I,ang. 
 t B Re 7-Cary 
 t B Re 7-I,ang. 
 
 $2.55 
 2.70 
 2.65 
 2.80 
 3.55 
 3.90 
 
 $1.85 
 2.00 
 1.95 
 2.10 
 2.60 
 2.85 
 
 $8.65 
 9.45 
 
 1 story simplicity hive with frames Elnd 1 inch founda- 
 tion starters, no super or upper story _ _ 
 
 8.90 
 9.70 
 
 1 story simplicity hive with frames with full sheets of 
 
 12.00 
 13.55 
 
 
 
 Simplicity Hive for Comb Honey 1 % and 2 Story. 
 This hive is exactly like the first one shown 
 above, with the addition of one or more supers 
 as you may order. The super of this hive is 
 ^% inches deep, with slotted section-holders, 
 slotted wood separators and springs or with 4X 
 x4Xxl^ two beeway sections and foundation 
 starters, or with full sheets foundation. We sell 
 more of these hives than of any other ; it is an 
 old standard but still very popular. 
 
 Fig. 337. 1% Story Simplicity Hive for comb honey 
 taking 4Kx4K xl% inch beeway section. 
 
 Price List of Simplicity Hives Talcing 4Xx4Xxl ^ Beeway Section 
 
 The one and one-half story simplicity hive includes a 
 
 Designating letters 
 and numbers for 
 
 the Cary and 
 lyangstroth sizes 
 
 Nailed 
 
 and 
 painted 
 
 each 
 
 In Flat ' 
 
 cover, bottom, brood chamber, and one super, wilh inside 
 fixtures. Two-story hive includes the same with one ex. 
 sup. Each hive is furnished in either Cary or Lang. size. 
 
 1 
 Hive 
 
 5 
 Hives 
 
 V-A story hive for comb honey in AHxA^xlJi bee-way 
 
 ) B Re 52 S-Cary 
 1 B Re 51 S-I<ang. 
 j B Re 64 S-Carv 
 ! B Re 64 S-I,ang. 
 1 B Re 71 S-Cary 
 1 B Re 71 S-Lang. 
 j B Re 522 S-Cary 
 1 B Re 522 S-I,ang 
 ( B Re 644 S-Cary 
 ) B Re 644 S-Lang. 
 j B Re 711 S-Cary 
 1 B Re 711 S-Lang. 
 
 $3.45 
 3.65 
 3.90 
 4.15 
 5.25 
 5.75 
 4.45 
 4.60 
 5.15 
 5.50 
 6.95 
 7.60 
 
 $2.55 
 2.75. 
 2.90 
 3 15 
 3.75 
 4.20 
 3.25 
 3 50 
 3.85 
 4.20 
 4.95 
 5.55 
 
 $1165 
 12.70 
 
 1% story hive for comb honey in 4}ix4}ixlK beeway 
 sections, inclutling sections and 1 inch foundation starters.. 
 
 IH story hive for comb honey in 4Mx4j4xlK bee-way 
 sections, including sections and full sheets foundation 
 
 2 story hives for comb honey in 4Kx4JixlK bee-way sec 
 tions, without sections or foundation starters . 
 
 13.15 
 14.45 
 17.50 
 19.80 
 14 65 
 15.95 
 
 2 story hive for comb honey in 4)4x4jixlK bee-way sec 
 tions. including sections, and 1 in. foundation starters 
 
 2 story hive for comb honey in 4}ix4)ixljj bee-way sec- 
 tions, including sections and full sheets foundation 
 
 17.55 
 19.20 
 23.25 
 26.05 
 
 
 
 Options. Metal spaced frames may be substituted. Deep super taking plain 4xSxlH 
 sections to fit the Gary and Langstroth hives at same price. 
 
 5*ntf for froa boitlflBt ''Beskkomplng for Sodentmry Folkm." 
 
BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 One Story Simplicity Langstrotli Hive. 
 
 This hive fig. 335 is one of the best styles in the 
 market today and is preferred by many. It is similar 
 in construction to the dovetailed style, comprising all 
 of the important features, and has the additional ad- 
 vantage of the rabbets which enables one to tier up 
 the hives or supers without danger of their being 
 easily knocked out of place. The body is 16Xx20x 
 9)4 deep and is strong in construction, the corners 
 being grooved and rabbeted so as to be nailed both 
 ways. Cement coated nails of proper sizes are in- 
 cluded to nail material. This hive body will take 
 plain Langstroth, Hoflman end spaced, metal spaced 
 and thick top stapled spaced brood frames. The 
 cover is the new metal roof, telescoping the body a 
 little, including a metal bound super cover. If this cover has occasionally a coat of our hive 
 paint it will last a long time and positively no leaking, which is a great advantage over the old 
 styles that are frequently leaking and soiling the comb-honey sections. The bottom board 
 regularly furnished with this outfit is the old style B bottom board of ^ inch stock, with cleats 
 running crosswise as shown in the cut and for the average beekeeper it equals new style Dan- 
 zenbaker Bottom which can be used by removing the rabbets at bottom of hive. 
 
 For prices of this outfit refer to table of prices on the preceding page, Langstroth size. 
 
 Fie. 335. One Story I,ane. Simplicity Hive. 
 
 This hive is the same as shown above with 
 the addition of one or more supers as you may 
 order. One super is furnished with 1}4 story 
 hive, two supers with two story hive. The 
 supers fit upon the body upon each other, and 
 are interchangeable, furnished regular depths 
 to take either comb honey sections or shallow 
 extracting frames as ordered. Comb honey 
 supers are fitted to take 4^x1^, 4J^x 1)4 or 
 4xSxlfi honey sections, with section holders, 
 separators or fences and metal rests. The ex- 
 tracting supers take the shallow extracting 
 frames, 5?^xl7f^. This super is especially 
 adapted for extracting honey produced in localities where the honey flow is short and the col- 
 onies are of moderate strength, as a full story added to such colonies at the start would make 
 it too cold for the bees to do good work, as with the '/S story you can add more room from 
 time to time, as the strength of the colonies will permit. For most parts of our State we 
 strongly recommend the extracting super for honey production. These supers can be slid on 
 from one end and thus avoid crushing any of the bees as you will observe by the cut. The 
 same assortment of supers as used on the dovetailed hives may be used on this hive if need be. 
 
 Price List of Simplicity Brood CFiambers or Hive Bodies. 
 
 Fig. 336. Hi Story Simplicity Hive for Comb Honey 
 taking 4)ix4>ixl}^ Plain Sections 
 
 Hive-bodies or brood chambers are furnished empty or 
 with frames and followers or with inch foundation starters of 
 full sheets. No cover or bottom included at these prices- 
 
 Designating 
 
 letters and 
 
 numbers 
 
 for Hives 
 
 Nailed 
 
 and 
 painted 
 
 each 
 
 In Flat 
 
 1 
 Body 
 
 5 
 Bodies 
 
 WEWHI Of 
 5 BODIES 
 
 Empty bodies including nails and tin rabbets no inside 
 iixtures . . _ 
 
 empty 1 Gary 
 body 1 1.ang. 
 IS Gary 
 1 5-I.ang. 
 j6-CBry 
 i 6-I.ang. 
 ( 7-Cary 
 ) 7-r.ane. 
 
 $.77 
 .80 
 1.20 
 1.30 
 1,30 
 1,40 
 2,20 
 2.50 
 
 J, 57 
 .60 
 .90 
 1.00 
 1.00 
 1.10 
 1.60 
 1,85 
 
 $2.73 
 2,85 
 4,20 
 4,70 
 4,45 
 4,95 
 7,55 
 8,80 
 
 46 
 48 
 62 
 72 
 63 
 
 Body with frames and division board no foundation 
 
 Bodies with frames and division board and with inch 
 foundation starters 
 
 Body with frames, division board and full sheets foun- 
 dation . .- _ .. 
 
 73 
 68 
 80 
 
 
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BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 Simplicity Slotted-Section Super 
 
 This Super takes 4Kx4KxlK beeway sections. 
 
 Kg. 7. Slotted Section Super 
 to use square beeway sections 4J^x4Xxl^. 
 as they are rabbeted to fit the hive. 
 
 This is a shallow super 4^ inches deep, and is 
 made either Cary or Langstroth size, it takes slot- 
 ted section holders, slotted wood separators, and 
 springs, or with i%-x.i%'x.\yi beeway sections and 
 1 inch foundation starters, or with full sheets. 
 This is the old style of super and sections most 
 commonly used, and the one to order if you prefer 
 These may be tiered up two or more high in safety 
 
 Price List of Simplicity Supers tal<ing 4Xx4Xx 1 Vs Beeway Sections. 
 
 The slotted sectiun super is A% inches deep and includes 
 
 Designating- letters 
 
 and numbers 
 
 for the Cary and 
 
 Langstroth Sizes 
 
 Nailed 
 
 and 
 
 Painted 
 
 each 
 
 In Flat 
 
 V shape tins, slotted section holders, slotted separators and 
 sprinsrs. 
 
 Furnished in either Cary or I^angstroth sizes. 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 Shallow super for comb' honey in 4j4x4j^xlJ^ bee-way 
 
 I 2 S-Cary 
 
 t 2 S-I^ng". 
 1 4 S-Cary 
 \ 4 S-Lang. 
 1 S Cary 
 1 1 S-I.ang. 
 
 $ .85 ' 
 .90 
 1.20 
 1.30 
 1.65 
 1.80 
 
 $ .65 
 .70 
 .90 
 1.00 
 1.15 
 1.30 
 
 $ 2.75 
 3.00 
 
 Shallow super for comb honey in 4j^x4^xl% bee-way 
 
 4.15 
 4.50 
 
 Shallow super for comb honey in 4j^x4J4xl% bee-way 
 
 5.50 
 6.00 
 
 
 
 Simplicity Plain Section Super 
 
 This Super takes 4Kx4Mxl% plain sections. 
 
 This is plain section super AU inches 
 deep and is made in either Cary or Lang- 
 stroth size. It takes plain sections, hold- 
 ers and special P fences with springs, 
 without sections, or with 4Xx4Xxl/^ 
 plain sections and foundation starters, or 
 full sheets. A fence is used between 
 each row of sections and securely clamp- 
 ed in place with three springs on one side. ^^^ Fig. 14. plain Section super 
 
 ' Price List of Simplicity Supers taking 4Xx4Xxl j!^ Plain Sections. 
 
 The plain section super is 4^ inches deep and includes 
 V shaped tins, springs, plain section holders and special P 
 fences. 
 
 Furnished in either Cars' or I.angstroth sizes. 
 
 Designating letters 
 
 and numbers for 
 
 the Oary and 
 
 I.angstroth 
 
 Nailed 
 
 and 
 
 Painted 
 
 each 
 
 In Flat 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 shallow super for comb honey in plain no bee-way sec- 
 tions 4Mx4}ixl%, no sections or foundation starters 
 
 Shallow super for comb honey in plain or no bee-way sec- 
 tions 4^x4^x1% including sections and 1 inch fnd. starters, 
 
 Shallow super, for comb honey in plain or no bee-way 
 sec. 4Jix4}ixl)^ including sections and full sheets fdn 
 
 S 2 P-Cary 
 ' 2 P-Lang. 
 <l 4 P-Cary 
 ' 4 P-Lang. 
 1 1 P-Cary 
 1 1 P-I^ng. 
 
 I .90 
 
 .95 
 125 
 1.35 
 1.70 
 1.85 
 
 J .70 
 
 .75 
 
 .95 
 
 1.05 
 
 1.20 
 
 1.35 
 
 $ 3.00 
 3.25 
 
 5.75 
 6.25, 
 
 Send! fof freo folder "Basa-wood treem. 
 
BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 Price List of Simplicity Super for Extracted Honey 
 or Sectional Brood-Chambers. 
 
 ' The super (5% inches deep' is furnished empty or with 
 shallow 5% inch frames and follower or includingfoundation 
 starters or full sheets of foundation furnished in either Gary 
 or I^angstroth size. 
 
 Designating letters 
 and numbers for 
 
 the Gary and 
 I.^ngstroth sizes 
 
 Nailed 
 
 and 
 
 Painted 
 
 Each 
 
 In Flat 
 
 1 
 Super 
 
 5 
 Supers 
 
 Empty deep super 5% incnes deep with nails, no other 
 inside fixtures _. 
 
 Extracting super (^% inches deep) including shallow SH 
 inches) Hoffman frames and followers, no foundation 
 
 Rxtrac'ing super (5% inches deep) including shallow (5% 
 inches) Hoffman frames and followers', 1 inch fdn. starters 
 
 Extracting super (55^ inches deep) including shallow (5% 
 inch) frames and followers with full sheets foundation 
 
 Deep 1 —Gary 
 .Super 1 Lang. 
 
 1 8— Gary 
 
 1 8— Lang. 
 
 1 9— Gary 
 
 1 9— Lang. 
 
 ) 0— Gary 
 
 1 0— Lang. 
 
 $ .50 
 
 .53 
 
 .80 
 
 .85 
 
 .95 
 
 1.00 
 
 1.65 
 
 1.70 
 
 $ .33 
 .35 
 .60 
 .65 
 .80 
 .85 
 1.05 
 1.15 
 
 $1.55 
 1.60 
 2.60 
 2.90 
 3.15 
 3.45 
 1.75 
 5.25 
 
 Winter-cases for Single-walled Hives. 
 
 We are prepared to furnish winter-cases with a telescoping cap to set over the Cary or 
 Langstroth Simplicity, Root dovetail or Danzenbaker hives. Packing material is poured be- 
 tween the cases and the hives and on top. The telescopic cover sets over the whole. 
 
 Winter-cas.* , with cover, complete, nailed, painted $1.80 
 
 Winter-case, with cover, complete, in flat each _ _ 1.45 
 
 Winter-case, with cover, complete, in flat, five 6.80 
 
 Price List of Root Smokers. 
 
 Jumbo (Tin) 
 
 Juiribo (Non-rust Metal) 
 
 Standard (Tin) 
 
 S andard (Non-rust Metal) 
 
 Junior (TinX 
 
 Size of 
 Barrel 
 
 4 inch 
 
 4 " 
 ■3H. " 
 3ii ■■ 
 2H ■' 
 
 Price of 
 
 1 
 
 $1.25 
 1.75 
 
 .85 
 1.35 
 
 .55 
 
 $5.75 
 8.25 
 3.75 
 6.2S 
 2.50 
 
 Weight 
 each 
 
 2K lbs. 
 
 2>4 ■ 
 
 2 " 
 
 2 " 
 IK • 
 
 Hive-seat and Tool-box. 
 
 A suitable tool-box is a great labor-saving 
 device in an apiary ; and one who has not used 
 something of this kind has no idea of its con- 
 venience when combined with a comfortable 
 seat. The two outside compartments are large 
 enough for the various tools that are needed, 
 and in the space below the seat there is room 
 for queen cages, cells, hive-records, etc. Mufh 
 time is often lost in running from one end of 
 the hive to the other for small tools and sup- 
 plies, and this combined seat and tool-box saves 
 all this. We have used this form of seat in our yard for years 
 nailed and painted, $1.50 ; no tools included. 
 
 Price in the flat, 75 cents each; 
 
BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 PricB List of Comb Foundation. 
 
 In ordering foundation be sure to tell which grade and size you want, and give price. 
 
 Name of Grade 
 
 When Used 
 
 Regular Sizes Furnished 
 
 Price 
 
 lib. 
 
 5 lbs. 
 
 10 lbs. 
 
 Medium Brood. 
 
 1 In brood-nest and 
 1 extracting-fraraes 
 \ In sections for sur- 
 1 plus comb honey 
 
 7Kxl6M for I,, frame ; 6^x16 for Danz. ; 
 4%xl6M for shal. fr. ; 9?ixl3 for Cary 
 . 35«xl6Kfor4Msec.. 31 lxl4Mfor4xS sec. 
 
 67c 
 69c 
 75c 
 80c 
 
 65c 
 67c 
 73c 
 7Sc 
 
 63c 
 65c 
 
 Thin Super 
 
 Kxtra Thin Super 
 
 70c 
 73c 
 
 l^r£e quanties furnished at lower prices, which will be quoted on application. 
 
 Price List of Sections. 
 
 4Mx4MxlK BBHWAY SECTIONS 
 styles 1, 2, 3, and 4 Beeway 
 We send IJi style 2 beeway, when your order does 
 not specify style or width wanted. 
 
 No. A B Weight 
 
 100 $ .85 S .75 7 lbs. 
 
 250 1.75 1.60 18 " 
 
 500 3.00 2.75 35 " 
 
 1000 5.75 5.25 70 " 
 PI,AIN OR NO BEEWAY SECTIONS 
 4Kx4}ixlX ; 4x5xljg. 
 We send 4^x1^4 plain, or what will fit other items 
 in your order, if you do not specify. 
 
 No. A B Weight 
 
 100 I .85 $ .75 6 lbs. 
 
 250 1.75 1.60 15 " 
 
 500 3.00 2.75 30 " 
 
 1000 .5.50 5.00 60 " 
 
 If sections are wanted by mail, refer to parcel post on third cover page. Regular sections ordered put up 
 will be $1.50 per 100 without foundation starters ; $2.00 per 100 with inch starter ; and $3.00 per 100 with full 
 starters. It is difiicult and expensive to pack them to ship safely put up. 
 
 Prices of large quantities quoted on application. Full starters are fastened on three sides. 
 
 Miscellaneous Articles for the Simplicity Hives and Supers. 
 
 Slotted Section-holders, per 100, C. S. 13'A in. long ; L. S. 18J^ in. long. -$2.30 
 
 Same with separators, per 100, C. S. 12}i in. long ; L. S. ISyi in. long 3.50 
 
 Slotted sawed separators, per 100, C. S. 12>^ in, long ; L. S. 18}4 in. long 1.20 
 
 Plain sawed sepiarators, per 100 - - - - - 1-00 
 
 Plain section holders, per 100 ■ - - - 2.00 
 
 I. P. S. T. and L. fence separators or sizes to fit the simplicity supers, per 100 - 2.30 
 
 Plain division boards Cary size 10^x14, or Langstroth sizes 9>^xl7fi - - .10 
 
 Tin bee feeder with wooden floats, capacity six pounds - .40 
 
 Wood and zinc excluders, Cary size 15x17 - .... .40 
 
 Wood and zinc excluders, Lang, size 15x20 - - .45 
 
 Wood and wire excluders, Cary size 15x17, 7 wire - .50 
 
 Wood and wire excluders, Lang, size 15x20, 7 wire - - .55 
 
 Three wire strips, 16 and 19 inches, per 100 - - - - . - 3,00 
 
 Frames 
 
 Free hanging for Cary hive 
 
 Free hanging for Langstroth 
 
 Metal Spaced for Cary hive 
 
 Metal Spaced for Lang, hive 
 
 Shallow Extracting Cary size 
 
 Shallow Extracting Lang, size 5^xl7f^ 
 
 Hoffman frames 
 
 We can furnish shallow frames 4>^ in. deep for use in shallow (i^ in.) Root dovetailed 
 super, at same price as regular {SH '«■) shallow frame. 
 
 All frames will be pierced for wire, if wire is wanted with frames in flat ISc per 100 extra. 
 Metal spacers 40c per 100. 
 
 Nailed per 100 
 
 
 
 In flat 
 
 OUTSIDE EMPTY 
 
 WITH FDN. 
 
 WITH FULL 
 
 NO FOUNDATION 
 
 MEASURE 
 
 STARTERS 
 
 SHEETS 
 
 10. 
 
 100 
 
 10^x14' $5.00 
 
 $6.00 
 
 $16.00 
 
 .40 
 
 $3.50 
 
 9ysxl7H 5.00 
 
 6.00 
 
 16.00 
 
 .40 
 
 3.50 
 
 10^x14 6.00 
 
 7.00 
 
 17.00 
 
 .45 
 
 4.20 
 
 9>^xl7?^ 6.00 
 
 7.00 
 
 17.00 
 
 .45 
 
 4.20 
 
 SH^UH 4.00 
 
 5.00 
 
 10.00 
 
 .30 
 
 2.70 
 
 5^xl7f^ 4.00 
 
 5.00 
 
 11.00 
 
 ,30 
 
 2.70 
 
 9!^xl7fi 5.00 
 
 6.00 
 
 16.00 
 
 .40 
 
 3.50 
 
 Smnd lOc for booklmt "Tha !/•• of Haimy In Calnklnm" 
 
BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 9 
 
 Byard's Universal Foundation Fastener. 
 
 We are now able to offer a machine for fastening foundation in either VXx\^ or 4xS 
 sections ; known as the Universal Flexible-Plate Foundation Fastener. This is by all odds 
 the best ever put on the market for fastening foundation starters into sections. We feel free to 
 say this as it has given perfect satisfaction in our section room for the past four seasons and is 
 also endorsed by the largest honey producers in New England besides being the favorite 
 among a great many of the smaller users of foundation machines. It has a great many advan- 
 tages over other machines now in use. In most 
 machines a flat plate that comes either in direct 
 contact with or is suspended directly over the sec- 
 tion is used. From this plate dripping wax or soot 
 is sure to soil the section. In some machines the 
 block entering the starters is near the heat of the 
 lamp and often gets so hot that it becomes 
 necessary to suspend operation until the block has 
 been cooled. 
 
 With this machine all wax adhering to plate is 
 deposited on the inside of the section where the 
 foundation starters is fastened. This makes a 
 brace that you cannot get with other machines, 
 besides the wax is not dripping and wasting. 
 When the section is brought into position to re- 
 ceive the starter the flexible plate comes in con- 
 tact with and heats the wood a little where the 
 starter is to be fastened ; this too helps to make a 
 neat and firm job. As soon as the starter is fas- 
 tened the block that centers the starter falls back 
 in position away from the heat, keeping it cool at 
 all times. A small kerosene lamp with metal chimney is placed under the large plate. A 
 lamp thus equipped will heat the plate without depositing soot. Both top and bottom starters 
 can be fastened in sections without removing the section from the machine. For those who 
 use both top and bottom starters in sections will find this alone worth the price of a machine 
 in one season. This machine can be fastened to the front of your bench with two screws in 
 such a position as to make it convenient for. one to operate the machine handily when sitting 
 in a chair, and this leaves the whole top of the bench for sections, foundation or any thing you 
 may choose to use it for. With this device you can prepare more sections per hour, and it 
 is plain to be seen that the work will be stronger and cleaner. 
 
 Fieure 22. 
 
 Price with Lamp $2.50 
 
 Price without 2.25 
 
 Weieht complete 3% lbs. 
 
 Reared from a three frame nucleus bought in the Spring. 
 
10 
 
 BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 
 
 R. G. C. Section Press 
 
 We are now able to offer you a section press which 
 is unequal to any yet offered at this price ; this section 
 press is made in two sizes, one taking all 4X sections 
 and one taking all sections having one side 5 inches, 
 like the 4x5, or in other words the two sizes of presses 
 will press the joints of every standard section made, 
 and make every joint perfectly square and can be very 
 easily operated by any one able to lift ten pounds. 
 
 t .50 
 
 OUTFIT No. 3. 
 
 One full colony of bees in any single wall hive, complete with queen, - $12.00 
 
 One pair Bee Gloves . - - - , . . gQ 
 
 One Nickeled Steel Hive Toot - - - - .40 
 
 One Glove Bee-veil -...---. 100 
 
 Two extra comb honey supers - - - - . 350 
 
 One Standard Root Smoker - - . _g5 
 
 One A. B. C. and X. Y. Z. Bee Culture - - - - 2.50 
 
 SPECIAL OFFER FOR $20.00 
 
 Including any one of the following bee papers for one year. Gleanings in Bee Culture, a 
 semi-monthly Magazine. The American Bee Journal for the Bee Keepers' Review. Post 
 paid one year to any one in the United States. 
 
 GRAFTING WAX. 
 
 We have been making a Grafting Wax that has met the deinands of the local fruit 
 growers and are prepared to furriisl^ in any quantity. 
 
 Price per stick - v -,, -i.-j.^ 10 cents 
 
 Price per pound ■'" -'«•» — - 50 cents 
 
Beginner's Outfit for a Start in Bees. 
 
 Many prospective bee-keepers write me each year stating that they wish to make a start 
 in bees but are unable to make a choice from the catalog. For the guidance of such I have 
 made up several lists, any one of which will make a nice start in bees. 
 
 OUTFIT No. 1 
 
 Full colony of bees with queen in 10 frame Gary or Root hive 
 
 complete with super and sections 
 Two winter cases for above 
 Empty hive complete for hiving new swarti 
 One extra comb honey super 
 Standard Root Smoker 
 
 A. B. C. & X. Y.Z. of Bee Culture (730 pages) 
 One pair of bee gloves (small, medium or large size 
 1 No. 2 Bee-veil 
 One nickeled steel hive tool 
 
 SPECIAL OFFER FOR $25.00. 
 
 With any of the following leading magazines, FREE. Glean- 
 ings, American Bee Journal or Bee Keepers' Review, Post paid one 
 year to any address in the United States. 
 
 OUTFIT No. 2. 
 
 Gleanings in Bee Culture 
 
 A. B. C. & X. Y. Z. of 
 
 Bee Culture, $2.50 
 
 The purchaser of limited means can well afiford this outfit 
 which has been carefully selected. The bees are the best Itahan stock 
 on straight worker comb built in wired frames. All articles are 
 strictly first-class in every respect. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
 Gleaning in Bee Culture, post paid, 1 year $1.00 
 
 A Biggie Bee-Book .50 
 
 A Junior Root Smoker .65 
 
 One bee-veil .35 
 
 Full colony of bees in Gary Simplicity hive complete with queen 12.00 
 
 SPECIAL OFFER FOR $15.00. 
 
 Including the latest edition of A. B. C. & X. Y. Z. of Bee 
 Culture. This is the leading book of its kind in the country. 
 
 In many cases a return of $10.00 in honey has been secured the 
 first year from just such outfits as offered above, and in addition one 
 and possibly two swarms may be secured ; this is not an uncommon 
 occurrence when conditions are at all favorable. 
 
 -USE THIS COUPON 
 
 Inclosed $ for combinations checked. 
 
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