December, 191 1 



THE CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST 



100,000 



STRAWBERRY PLANTS 



For Sale. $2.75 per Thousand 



Strawberry Plants in Canada will be very scarce 

 during the coming season and prices high owing to 

 the very dry season just past. I have accordingly 

 made special arrangements with one of the largest 

 shippers of strawberry plants in the United State* 

 to secure a quantity of good plants which I can 

 supply at low prices to customers who 



SPEAK QUICK 



Leading varieties including Excelsior, Senator 

 Dunlopand Warf^eld especially recommended as 

 KOo4 commercial varieties for Canada. Also 

 Aroma, Helflins Early, improved Ladv Thomp- 

 son and Gandy. Klondike is worth $3.50 and 

 Packomake and Parsons Beauty (Canadian 

 Grown) $5.00 per thousand, and only a few of 

 them at that price. 



I have alto for sale a quantity of 



Peach Trees - - - - $12.50 per 100 

 Japan Plums - - . - 20.00 per 100 

 Raspberries, Black and Red and Dew- 

 berries $3.00 per 100 



S. W. GILBERT, Hagcrsvillc, Ont. 



Make somebody happy 

 with a 



KODAK 



There are Kodaks to fit most 

 pockets at prices to fit all purses. 



And there's no time when the 

 possession of one is more appre- 

 ciated than on the home day — 

 Christmas. The children v/ith their 

 tree and toys, and the big folks, 

 grown young again in the child- 

 ren's merriment, offer endless op- 

 portunities for the Kodaker. 



Photography is both simple and in- 

 expensive now ; Kodak has made it 

 so. Kodak cameras from $5.00 up, 

 and the Brownie cameras (Thdy 

 work like Kodaks) from $1.00 to 

 $12.00, offer a wide variety. Even 

 the little dollar Brownie makes good 

 pictures and is so simple that a kin- 

 dergarten child can work it. The 

 $2.00 and $3.00 Brownies are practi- 

 cal little cameras, while in the 

 Kodaks themselves, one may find that 

 efficiency which comes in a perfectly 

 equipped factory, where honest work- 

 manship has become a habit. 



Put "Kodak" on that Christmas 

 List. To decide on -which Kodak or 

 Brownie, write us for catalogue, or 

 examine them at your dealers. 



CANADIAN KODAK CO , Li.M,TKi, 



TORONTO, CANADA 



Trees, Shrubs, Vines and Hedge 



Right Up-to-date. Get busy and send for our Price List, if you 

 haven't one. We ship direct from Nurseries to Planters. Thirty 

 years. May we book your order while the assortment is complete 

 Dependable stock at The Central Nurseries from Berry Plants 

 to Shade Trees. A nice block of Norway Spruce, 2 to 3ft,Dandies 



A. G. HULL 8L SON, 



St. Catharines, Ont. 



Look at the H. P. Spramotor 

 spraying an aero of potatoes in 15 

 minutes . There are three nozzles 

 to a row and four rows, two spray- 

 ing from the sides and one from 

 the top. Adjustable as to height 

 and width up to 40 inch rows. Ab- 

 solutely non-clogging nozzles. V> 

 gallon air tank, automatic and 

 hand controlled. 125 lbs. pressure 

 guaranteed with 12 nozzles onen 

 Has agitator clean-out pressure re- 

 lief into tank, and nozzle protect- 

 or, all under control of driver from 

 seat . For 1 or 2 horses. Fitted for 

 orchards. vineyards and grain 



Write for booklet. 



HEARD SPRAMOTOR CO. 



1398 King St. London, Can. 



Footwear Fit For Fruit-Growers 



Wear Lumbersoles and have warm, dry feet all winter. We 

 guarantee it and will refund your money if it is not so, Lumbersoles 

 have soles of specially treated ivood, 3-4 inch thick, that keep the 

 natural warmth of the foot in the boot and keep cold and damp on/. 

 Many have, worn Lumbersoles in 50 below zero out West and written 

 us that their feet stayed warm even then. 



Remember the low price, remember our pos- 

 itive guarantee, remember delivered anv distaiice 

 free, then send along your order and have foot 

 comfoit all winter. Ask for catalogue. Res- 

 ponsible dealers wanted where not ,epresented. 

 SCOTTISH WHOLESAL 

 SPECIALTY COMPANY 

 136-153 Princess St., WINNIPEG 

 Manitoba 



75 



orS22o 



Delivered Free 



.Maritime Agencies: VV ,L,Tuttle, Barring- 

 ton St.. Halifax, N. S. ; C. B, Pidgeon, Cor. 

 Main & Bridge St., St. John, N, B. 



I'KICKS— -UKLIVKKEI) FKBB TO 

 NKAKKST P. O. orKXP'SS OFFICE 



M«n's Host Quality, 'i-Buckle Styles, 

 Sizes (j-12 $2,00 



Two-Buckle Style, to fit all ages. 

 Sizes ^-12, (riuitJible for lJadie^) 1.75 



Men's 1 Wellington's. Sizes 4-12 3.00 



Children's 2-Buckle. Sizes 6-2 Kit 

 ages 3-10 1.35 



Children's Fine LacingStyle. Sizes 



6-2 1.50 



16 other styles for all purposes 

 ASK your dealer for Lumbersoles. 



DAAI/C JJ,;!.V.T.''L'"r O".'- I'Ntpf books on 



Fruit Growing, Irrigation, Pruning. 

 Spraying, Fertilizing, etc. 



