SPRAY . PUMPS . AND . SPRINKLERS. 



A Complete Line for Large and spray sprinkler Fig. 3. 



" -- - i-C^. i«:sa Myers 



nozzle. 



Small Growers, at Prices 

 Witliin Reach of AIL 



It is becoming- every year more evident that, 

 in order to secure peifect fruit or foliage, it is 

 absdlutt'ly essential that the trees and slirul)s be 

 spr.iycil wit li poisonous arsenit.es one or more 

 times eacli season at just the rig-ht time In order 

 to kill the insect pests which worls so much 

 havoc. If you would secure a crop of salable 

 fruit, spr.iying' is as necessarv as the proper 

 cultivation and enriching- of the soil. To do this 



work most easily and economically you require the best tools to work 

 with. W e have carefully examined many spraying outfits, and be- 

 heve the line we offer here can not be surpassed in quality, efliciency, 

 and price. 



The Myers Bucket Brass Spray-Pump is shown in Fig. i. 



It includes 4 ft. of 'o-inch hose and Myers spray and sprinkler nozzles 



as shown. The Vermorel or Bordeaux nozzles maybe had instead ol Myers, when 

 specified, at :ir.c each extra. These nozzles are shown half size in Fig. 3. The 

 Myers IS the simplest and least liable to get out of order. The aperture in the 

 Bordeaux can be varied in size from the finest spray to a stream. The de- 

 gorger in the Vermoiel is very handy for clearing the sprav tip of any ob- 

 struction. The Myers is regularly furnished on the bucket pump. Fig. 

 1; the Bordeaux on the knapsack. Fig. 3, and the Vermorel on the bar- 

 rel inimps. Fig. 7. unless otherwise ordered. 



These spray nozzles throw a spray as fln^ as mist, so that it 

 floats up like a cloud, settling on the foliage like dew. This Is 

 more effective, and uses less than a fourth of the 

 1 1 (1 ui d re- 

 quired in us- 

 ing a perfor- 

 ,ited nozzle. 

 The bucket 

 pump. Fig 1, 

 IS the same 





Fig. 6. 



' as we have sold for several years, but improved 

 mhnisli and reducedin price. It is madeeniiie- 

 lyot biass, -nith rubber l>a 11 valves; has an au- 

 chambei making a contin- 

 ■"^ uoiis spia^ , and a steady 

 pressuicot "50 lbs can easi- 

 ly be maintauKd. A hue jet is discharged 

 Iroin the liottom to keep the solution thor- 

 oughly mixed. By unscrewingthe nozzle you can 

 throw a stream, and thus use the pump lor wash- 

 ing windows, bug^-ies, etc. Fig. (i sliows the man- 

 ner of operating the pump with pipe extension, 

 which is necessary to reach all parts of the tree 

 from the ground. 



Knapsack Spray=Pump. This is shown 



in lig. 3. TIk> can is uf galvaiiizid iron, and holds 

 gallons. The puiiii) is the same kind as the 

 buekot ))ump. but made shorter It 

 may be entirely removed from the can, 

 and usrd as a bucket pump if desired. 

 ^_ It is the only knapsac-k having an agi-/^ 



-=f. tator to keep the solution stirred. TheJ 



. , . , ,^ , lever handle may be changed to usefl 



■with either hand, and one of the straps having a snap may be passed \v 

 across the top, and hooked, forming a bail to carry the can "by. As reg- 

 ularly sent out, it includes Bordeaux nozzle on 2 ft. of pipe" extension 

 and .5 feet of 'i-in. hose; can Iw furnished with copjter tank at $3.60 ex- 

 tra. Vermorel nozzle substituted at same price, if so ordered. 



