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H H T 1 C U L T U H !•: 



Miirili J:!. liMS 



SOW BUGS versus SLUG SHOT 



After roudlug the article UoaduJ 



"An Army of Sow Uurs." In the 



Hevlew for Miiy 10. II occurred 



10 me that the growers whoso 



stocks hiive been atliickod by 



Sow Uugs might be Interested In 



the reniody 1 used successful- 

 ly In exterminating these pests 



some lime ago. 1 had u pood crop of Suw l!uj;s In my 



Carnation house and asked Mr. Henjamln Hammond, of 

 , ,,,^ ^.^ Beacon. N. Y., for a good exterminator. Mr. Hammond 

 recommended one of his preparations— SLUG SHOT— and told me to 

 dust It between the plants, under tlie benches and along the walks I 

 did so and the results were gratifying. The bugs were cleaned out 

 In short order, and 1 certainly reco:iimend SLIG SHOT to every Florist 

 who nnds those bugs In his house. ALEXANDER A. LAUB. Florist. 



New Hamburg. N. Y.. May. 1917. 

 liMMOND S HOC SHOT wis Tint tistid a|iinst SOW BOCS it N|ick. N. T . Ii I88S. ind II holds (ltd 



HAMMOND*S PAINT AND SLUG SHOT WORKS 



Beacon. N. Y., U. S. A. 



SOLD BY SEED DEALERS OF AMERICA 



A aprmir rvmedj for trftcn, bliek, wtiltc tj 

 tbnpi and loft (cal*. 



Qomrt. tl.OOi OkII**. •l.M 



FUN':iNE 



For mlldaw. ruit lod other bllfht« ttmrx 

 l%r trv«r*. trolti tod Tr(rUbl«i 

 Quart. 11.00: OkIIos. U.M 



VERMINE 



Tor Ml woran. infl* worm» ■■< «t*»i 

 woriDi worklof In tb« •oil. 



Qa&rt. (l.OOi OsIIbs. Ct.**. 



SOLD BT DKALBBa. 



Aphme MaaufacturtQg Cu. 



MADISON. N. J. 



NEW YORK. 



\V. A. Manda ha.s bcfn ill with acute 

 indigestion for a week but is now rap 

 Idly convalescing. 



R. M. Ward & Co. will remove on 

 April 1st from 71 to 25 Murray street 

 ■where they will have four large floors 

 for their business needs. 



Mr. and Mrs. James Dean of Free- 

 port were surprised by members of 

 their family and intimate friends who 

 gathered to help them celebrate their 

 golden wedding anniversiiry on Feb- 

 ruary IC. 



Free! 



A 50-Kal!on barrel 

 uf Scalccide free to 

 any any one who 

 will su^ecst n fairer 

 gunranlee than that 

 given bflov.-, 



^ "SCALECIDE" 



As proofofour confidence and lostreni^th- 

 cn yours, we vvill make the followinK 

 proposition to any fruitgrower ot average 

 honesty and veracity: 



Divide your orrhard in half, nomntlrr now Inrjrc 

 or Rmall. Spray onf-hnlf uilh "SCAI.KCiDi:". 

 and theofnt-r with Limf-Sullur for thrvc- y<-ar«. 

 cvcrythintt flnehfinn c-qiuil. If at the end of that 

 time, three disinlcrc-^tt-H fruit jtrowcnt nay that 

 the part spruyod with "SCALKflDK" in not in 

 every way bttt.T than that spmyt-dwilh Limc- 

 Sulfor, we will r«^inm you the roont-y you paid 

 a* for the "SCALfclflDt". 



Send for nw froe bookl. t. 



"lYofitain f-nll Snra\iri,; '. 



B. G. Pratt Co., M'f g Chemists 

 SOCburchSt. Dcpt.l2 New York 



NIKOTEEN 



For Spraying 



APHIS PUNK 



For FumigAtinc 

 A«k Your Deakir ho* k. 



HHXmSE HFC CO 



!>T. LOUIS 



BUSINESS TROUBLES. 



.lustice of the Peace Anthony 

 Grippo of Kenilworth. X. J., has grant- 

 ed a judgment of $24 and costs to 

 Charles Frost, the pansy grower, in an 

 action against Henry H. and .John J. 

 Berk of Roselle Park. The action was 

 brought by Frost to recover on a book 

 account. 



.Justice Prown of the Superior Court 

 at Providence, on March 12. appointed 

 Herbert W. Rathbun of Westerly tem- 

 porary receiver of the goods and ef- 

 fects of S. .1. Renter & Son. Incorpor- 

 ated, a florist concern in Westerly. R. 

 I. The action was taken upon the pe- 

 tition of Mrs. S. .loseph Reuter. Mrs. 

 Barbara Lueck and Miss .Mary Reuter. 

 holders of a majority of the stock of 

 the company, which was alleged to be 

 Insolvent. The receiver was ordered 

 to give bond in the sum of $.5,000. The 

 Reuter company is one of the largest 

 greenhouse concerns in the state. 

 It was stated at the hearing that the 

 liabilities were about $40,000. with 

 about $.30,000 secured claims. The as- 

 sets under present conditions are not 

 figured to be worth this amount. Hear- 

 ing on the appointment of a perma- 

 nent receiver will come up at the Su- 

 perior Court House, South Kingston, 

 on ,\pril 15. 



St. Louis —A new plant, seed and 

 flower store will open in a few days at 

 409 X. 7th St. 



Arthur Wors. son of C. W. Wors. is 

 now with his regiment in the Canadian 

 army at the front. 





8aTf> joQr plant! aod trera. Jnat tbe 

 tiling for Kr4M>nli(iuar and ouMour uaf. 

 Iteatruva Menly Huff. HmwD ami Wblt« 

 Scale. ThrlpB. It.-il SpUler. Hlack anil 

 ItTfen Kly, Mitea. Anta, rt<\. without 

 Injtiry to pliiuta ami without oilor. 

 ('ae<l acrf)r(llni; to dlrertlon. our atatid- 

 anl Inaectlrlile nil! prevent ravagea OD 

 your crops hy liiaccta. 



Nnn polannotin nml hnniileea to uaer 

 and plant. I.enrlluK Seeilnruen and 

 Klorlata hare ujed It with wonderful 

 reautta. 



ppBtroya I-lc* In Poultry Ilounoa, 

 Plena on Duga iind all Domeattc I'eta. 

 Kxrellent tta n waah for doga and olh«r 

 anlinaln. U<>ni>vi'n miinge. Dilute wltb 

 water riO to TiO piirta. 



H IMnt, »«>e.: IMnl. (lOc. ; Qnnrt, 90c.; 



H Oallon. Sl.ftO; <mll<in. S'-i.AO; A Uul- 



lon <'■!!. ilOIM); 10 CfiUlun Can. t:0.00. 



IMref-tlonH on pnekm(e. 



LEMON OIL COMPANY 



OiyL t. 411 W. liilnitoi SI. laltlain. la. 



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 Sheep Manure 



The nonsts* slaodaril o( uiulnrtn 

 high quality (or over tco year*. 

 Speedy : WIZARD BRAND >d 

 your Supp^y House ordei. or write 

 ui direct for pnce« and (reighl ratei. 



THE PULVERIZED MANURE CO. 



Use N. A. C. Products for 

 more profitable results. Send 

 for prices on our complete 

 list of Fertilizers and Insecti- 

 cides. 



HOKTICCI-TCBAI^ DKPT., 

 Wmrrj A. BoBTKrd. Mr'. 



NITRATE AGENCIES CO. 



106 Pearl St., New York 



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 lention HORTICULTURE. 



